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This is something i see all the time, Both from the left and the right. Its like "Sure i want your opinions but only if said opinions agree with me, otherwise its trolling"

Say it with me folks, Disagreement, is not trolling, Nor is posting said disagreement.

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I just realized that the concrete color is not something they can just control because it's what's abundant. The greener the environment is, the greyer the concrete gets but the color also gives them different vibes. I see streets of the middle east, southern European, Mexico, California, etc. Those desert-ish countries. I always see their buildings to be brownish. I always thought they were purposely made with that color but I just realized now that they just don't have other choice since it's what's abundant. I'm used to seeing more grey concretes as it's more common here. Also there are also a lot of Spanish architectures in the Philippines but unlike in Spain, they always come of as grey instead of brown which is more common in northern European, west coast USA, South America, etc. Now I know what makes it look distinct even though the architecture styles are similar. I always find grey concretes to look boring specially on modern architectures but I can like them better when used as temples, churches and castles. The brown ones just makes simple and modern architectures look luxurious. But generally, I'd go with grey concretes for that dark vibes.

DOGE found these payments to the Taliban... millions, via the "US Institute for Peace". So basically, we are paying people off. Ok fine, shouldn't that be public knowledge?

Lets face it, people like you more when you pay them $, so there is a motive. But on the other hand, they've killed a lot of our people and oppress people.

https://www.afintl.com/en/202504012926

they are kinda brutal... from 2016... maybe they could use some cold hard cash?

https://www.ndtv.com/world-news/in-kabul-a-young-man-is-skinned-alive-1418076

I'm not convinced but lets see how many people would say Yes

When at a friend's house or where there is not an urinal, should the man stand or sit down to pee?

Hey there, everyone! I've got a really thought-provoking question I want to pose to all of you today.

Do you honestly think the current generation of kids and teenagers would be able to survive and thrive if they had to navigate the world that you grew up in? Or is the contrast between your experiences just too stark for them to handle?

I'm really curious to get your take on this, my fellow grown-ups. Do you genuinely believe today's kids and teens could adapt and succeed in the era we grew up in? Or is the generational gap just too wide for them to bridge? I'm excited to hear your honest thoughts and reflections on this fascinating question.

So let's dive in - what do you think? Could the young people of today actually make it in the world we navigated back in the day? I'm looking forward to an insightful discussion on this one!