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it's not every day you get to goatse this thread https://twitter.com/vlotero/status/808696317174288387
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Ron Jeremy posted:What's up with the population difference between the east and west sides of the Mississippi? 
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The Mississippi regularly floods. (This is technically the Missouri, but it's a major tributary.)
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The Rocky Mountains are a major part of the weather patterns that cause that climate map. https://twitter.com/immolations/status/810356538066014208
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qkkl posted:Hmm, is the situation in Puerto Rico kind of like the situation in the West Bank? Puerto Rico is a US territory, but the citizens can't vote in national US elections, kind of like how Palestinians can't vote in Israeli elections despite living in occupied territory. Can mainland US citizens buy land in Puerto Rico and set up settlements there? The big difference is that Puerto Rican citizens consider themselves Americans and are at least nominally considered Americans by people on the mainland. PR-born people outside of PR are treated as any other US citizen would be, and that a mainland American who moves to PR isn't privileged over someone born in PR in any de jure sense. Palestinians do not consider themselves Israeli or rightful subjects of the Israeli government, and they are oppressed based on ethnicity, including restricting their own ability to move and resettle. On the other hand, Puerto Ricans are only (legally) oppressed based on residence, and are no (again, legally) different from any other American citizen if they leave PR. Agitating for PR independence is considered a (admittedly fringe) legitimate political stance and people do run for office on the PIP (independence party) ticket, while Palestinians agitating for Palestinian autonomy are suppressed. Plus there's the part where the US isn't bulldozing Puerto Rican settlements and arresting or just shooting anyone who resists. The US federal government treats Puerto Rico poorly, but with negligence, not actively destructive malice. 
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spacetoaster posted:I would say not at all like the West Bank. In fact, PR has been facing record emigration to the US mainland, because rather than being "a place everyone loves to go spend money," they've been in an economic tailspin since they abolished their laws that made them an attractive tax shelter in 2006, without slashing the public services (because the poverty rate on the island is north of 40%). Unrelated, an amazing Quebecois public transit sign: 
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Yeah, "clovergender"/"agefluid" is a hoax. 
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Frijolero posted:When did Gavin McInnes become a loving retard? He used to be just a zany, curmudgeon comedian. He's been tacking harder and harder to the right. At the moment he's pushing a crypto-fash MRA group called "Proud Boys". 
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