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[RogueState]

It's incredibly hard for me to stand people who are clumsy

Be it in sport or in any context, people who can't run properly, that can't move smoothly, when I see people not being able to cut vegetables properly, or when they can't mount a furniture, hold a hammer or hit a nail, ...

I often have the urge to intervene and say "Stop, let me do it, you will hurt yourself..."

This is something I have felt since I was a kid, without conceptualizing it, growing up in the West. We have a very common insult in Serbian, it's being "smotan" (= clumsy, awkward), often parents will scold children by saying "Kako si smotan..." (how clumsy/dumb you are) but not only parents, it's commonly used between adults, especially for men, it's part of the manhood.

Since I know French and English, I didn't notice this kind of remark being used by "Western" parents towards their children, It can explain why Balkan people emphasize more the need to be "skilful", "handy", "nifty" and therefore are over-represented in construction sector/contractors in the West

[JamesBond007]

Frank Grimes is a moron for saying I am stupid and insane for flaming Davidski for his G25 fad tool. The best calculators for Northwestern western Europeans when it comes to these amateur tools are Eurogenes K15 and mdlp k23b. The reason K13 is so popular is because most members are not Northwestern European etc ...G25 was just another fad and craze that was popular because it was fun to play with and. flexible but it is too fine grained for modern European populations etc .... Eurogenes in general is Eastern shifted and that shows up my K15 4 oracle that says some East German and Orcadian proxy population admixture but it has my proxy number 1 population as English.

G25 has my number 1 and 2 proxy populations as Dutch and Norwegian which is nutty. People here have seen my picture and I don't look remotely Dutch or Norwegian as even Norb and Davystayn will tell you.


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[calxpal]

I have some more

Around 75% of paid subscriptions are rip-offs in one way or another despite looking like a good deal, often by deceptive advertising, hiding extra charges, not providing value, purposely making it hard to cancel, the free-trial trap, and sneakily removing content or features overtime behind extra paywalls. Unless if you look and investigate subscriptions carefully the chances are it probably isn't worth it, but of course it would probably still depend on how often you use it and what for.

College has become only about money and getting the biggest buck out of students possible, and college employment statistics are purposely inflated (maybe this opinion isn't unpopular).

Choosing a house solely based on location is overrated.

People who cover and lie about their mistakes don't deserve any respect, they deserve to be mocked and shamed in public because if they aren't they'll never own up or stop shifting blame. This sounds harsh but everyone I knew who exhibited this behavior was a bad person.

[Wegner]

Not my words, it's from https://theprint.in/opinion/how-slav...-smith/281958/

but I agree with them:

"Slave labour was no match for canals, railroads, steel mills and shipyards. Slavery — and the parochial rent-seeking culture it promoted — inhibited the growth of capitalism in the South. Ultimately, it was Northern industrial might that ended that peculiar institution in the U.S. once and for all. "

[Creoda]

Grace O'Malley's current signature is discomforting (no offence).

[Richmondbread]

A country having a young population is not necessarily a good thing.
Although some countries are aging, they have the resources to provide for their youth. Also the wisdom, traditions and customs of the elders are more established.

This is how I feel. Also youth is overrated. Most young people are not interesting and have nothing fresh or new to add

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[Richmondbread]

Not my words, it's from https://theprint.in/opinion/how-slav...-smith/281958/

but I agree with them:

"Slave labour was no match for canals, railroads, steel mills and shipyards. Slavery — and the parochial rent-seeking culture it promoted — inhibited the growth of capitalism in the South. Ultimately, it was Northern industrial might that ended that peculiar institution in the U.S. once and for all. "

BS. The North wanted to control the Southern economy.

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[Dinglehopper]

Loki sell his ass in London to men for profit to make site moneys

[Urbanuss]

Humans are all the same, but some like to divide them into “groups” because of hatred.

No, they are not

[Wegner]

BS. The North wanted to control the Southern economy.

What do you know about economics, other than overspending what you get in SSI every month?