Old Thread: >>58795973▶
And extra city flags:
https://github.com/flagzzzz/Extra-Flags-for-4chan
Collection of regional templates for those flags:
https://oplk.imgur.com/
Helpful links for flaghunters:
http://whatisthisimnotgoodwithcomputers.com/#/flaghunter
>>58839262
>PK at it again
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>>58839478
PK always posts with the tripcode you daft cunt. This guy could be legit tbqhwyfam
Does anyone have an update for this? Since all the new flags have been added
>>58839568
he's not legit else he would've posted timestamped pic
how I can collect flags?
>>58839851
Click the flag and save it
>>58839966
I want a flag too
Sup lads
>>58839568
I have the feeling PK takes off his tripcode a lot of the time, I've seen some anonymous posts that stink of him
>>58839639
The image would be twice as big, at least 2000 new flags have been added since
>>58839262
patiently waiting for a timestamp
>>58839262
>city flags
Oh god
I'm glad I resisted the urge when regionals were becoming a thing
This is a whole new kind of autism
oh and r8 my map - haven't been collecting for a week or so due to end-of-semester workload, snagged the swazi madman earlier, hope I didn't miss to much else
Bumpin
finally got my hands on the elusive kyrgyzstan, now asia is complete
still haven't seen guyana or andorra in ages though
>>58843637
The elusive Kyrgyzstan isn't too rare, it just gets mixed up a lot with HK.
Please get regional flags btw.
>>58843690
my autism levels aren't high enough for regionals
i want a new england flag so all the other americans can know that i'm better than them
>>58843757
Install regional flags and set your state. (I don't think New England is allowed)
Otherwise you might want to wait for Lika-Senj anon ITT and ask him about it in his project
>>58843726
good lad
Bumping with a regional people may not have.
>>58846903
Thanks pham.
Im in berlin if you guys still need german flag :DDDD
>>58847194
Please install regional flags and travel out of the city limits, I need Brandenburg.
>>58847287
Im actually going to potsfam today. Sorry have shitphone so no regional
>>58847330
:(
All I need are Brandenburg and Mecklenburg...
>>58842221
I don't know if you dont collect proxies but you missed hyper rare Wallis and Futuna
>>58839262
You incompentent faggots never get the OP copy paste right:
Extra regional flags to increase your powerlevel:
https://github.com/flaghunters/Extra-Flags-for-4chan
And extra city flags:
https://github.com/flagzzzz/Extra-Flags-for-4chan
Collection of regional templates for those flags:
https://oplk.imgur.com/
Helpful links for flaghunters:
http://whatisthisimnotgoodwithcomputers.com/#/flaghunter
https://archive.4plebs.org/pol/statistics/countries/
>>58849132
that rare flag makes up for it
Bump?
>>58852037
DON"T SAGE!!!
No.
This thread will not die
bumb
>Thailand has 76 provinces
reeeeeeee
Bump with autism
>>58854481
/flag/tism's really slow today for some reason.
This is the command if you're on Linux btw:
montage flagsdirectory/*/*.png -geometry 16x11+0+0 out.png
>>58855660
wew
Do you have me? Savannah and Tybee?
>>58855902
Those are all the flags the extension supports, I don't collect regionals
>>58856533
I don't collect them yet, but I have the extension ready.
I had two flags added just for me, and I occasionally use them just to keep them on the market.
>>58853917
>Vietnam has 63
J u s t
Feel bad for 2nd-tier divisions guy
>>58855843
thanks m8, tried it with my uk regional folder
>>58847353
I give you permission to download it m8. Proof that i was there :DDDD
Indonesia or China next... not looking forward to it
>>58859999
that's looking really good so far
>>58859793
nice pepe hehe
no more dutch flags please oh my god
Bumperino
bump
>>58866761
>bumping just a few seconds before me
reeeee
>also that picture
>>58866835
The Ottowa kid was autistic enough to take a picture of his arm so he can prove that he is white
>>58867300
Yeah I know, I have the picture saved. It makes me laugh every time it's posted.
bumping us back to page 4
how does one obtain the england wales scotland flags?
>>58870639
As national flags (https://s.4cdn.org/image/country/england.gif, etc) they are unobtainable. You can however get them as regional flags.
>>58870873
>>58870883
nice thanks guys
>>58867300
>>58867523
snitches get stitches
>>58870883
>>58870873
does this indicate that at one point moot was going to add flags for multinational countries but abandoned it or something?
>>58872207
Think they're just there because they came in the list of flags from famfamfam
>>58861529
we're getting them for every county
:^)
I'd prefer having the England, Scotland and Wales flags separately instead of just UK.
>>58866769
>wallis and fortuna
>south sudan
you must be niue
>>58872207
I think they are there because of the possibility that those nations could become independant
>>58872690
>>58872690
>Wales
naw
Hello
Haven't done this in a while Edition
>>58842221
9/10
>>58843637
8/10
>>58852320
Hello Liechtenstein.
>>58854481
8.5/10
>>58866769
8/10
>>58873198
Hi.
How's life in Oman?
>>58873198
Care to get regional flags pham? Muscat has one.
>>58873311
Sorry no, Muscat here
>>58873268
Shit
>>58873358
>Shit
Why? I thought Oman was one of the /comfy/ ones.
>>58873519
Rate dis
>>58873198
oh man
>>58873519
I wasn't being serious actually. I'm just visiting a friend in Dubai and it seems like I've got an Oman IP? Idk why tho. Maybe it's just 4chan cause everywhere else it shows UAE
>>58873602
Oh, hello OPLK.
7.5/10
>>58873671
Lel is this even possible? Although I was wondering if something like this could ever happen.
>>58874013
Idk. Might be an ISP caching error too, that's what it says on the banned page.
>>58873671
by dubai do you mean the city or the province?
>>58874222
City. Rest of it is desert only isn't it? Kek
>>58855660
Thanks based Siciliabro
What is this?
Only need French Antarctica and several African nations.
>>58874833
What do these colours mean
>>58873602
When did you get Equatorial Guinea?
>>58874950
I don't remember exactly, I started collecting about 2 months ago though. It must have been during the first 2 weeks.
>>58874833
What does the coloration mean and why is there an unknown flag in North Korea and some black brick flag in Russia?
Otherwise a solid 9/10 collection.
>>58874996
Oh, I'm very jealous.
>>58874943
Nothing specific, in Europe I colored each area culturally and racially. I left Russia out of the eastern Slavic group to make the map look more appealing. In the middle east I colored the Arab, Berber and Persian nations differently. I grouped all pooinloos and Chinese Communist Indochina puppets together. British colonies are blue, East Asian island nations are purple, Indonesian Muslim nations are grouped together and Middle Asian mongols are deep red. I couldn't bother to learn about the pacific and indian ocean or the various Carribean nations so I colored them randomly. In Africa ex Berber colonies are deep red and ex Portuguese colonies +2 random nations are light green. Nubians and Ethiopians are light blue... The rest I have no idea about so I colored them randomly. In South America the white southern part is grouped together, the rest are green. Brazil is by itself because they are the only Portuguese speaking nation. Guyana, Suriname and the other one were western European colonies. Central American countries used to be a single republic for a short period of time.
>>58875743
>In Africa ex Berber
I mean ex boer.
>>58875130
>What does the coloration mean and why is there an unknown flag in North Korea and some black brick flag in Russia?
The black flag in Russia is the space flag. I didn't know where to put the Uknown flag but I thought it fits with North Korea being secretive and all.
Rate map, 180 countries have posted on /pol/ in the last 2 weeks
>>58875743
>Bhutan
>Pooinloos
>>58876185
I do not know much about Bhutan but I think they are Hindu if not racially Indian.
>>58875743
>>58876185
Designated Shitting Border
who /comfy/ here?
>>58876388
nvm 74% are Tibetan Buddhists. Their nation is too small to look good if coloured differently by itself though, and they are not that far from Indians culturally.
>>58876508
Antarctica lad?
>>58876448
this fraude is posting under a false flag
>Overijssel kan ik zelf ook wel opzoeken
>"i can look up for Overijssel myself"
he just choose the flag and posted with it
>>58876686
Antarctica lad!
>>58876552
>not that far from Indians culturally.
*very deep sigh*
>>58876794
Bloody beautiful.
>>58876794
Fuck that looks amazing.
>>58876957
Have you been to Bhutan?
>>58876794
>>58877073
It looks like a very nice country desu, but I always associated them with Nepal which is Hindu.
>>58875132
Not me kek
fug almost done
>>58878416
do you also have a map? I think that's prettier
>>58878579
yup
All I can see is pixels
tiny, mind-numbingly, Indonesian pixels
>Philippines next
oh god
>>58879088
Is that map made in DIVA?
>>58879215
no, paint.net mostly
>>58878902
reeeeee somebody rate my map
>>58875743
>Indonesian Muslim nations
Fucking hell
>>58879543
Also added East Timor despite it being Catholic. Singapore is definitely mudslime however. You may be secular but mudslime regardless.
>>58879722
The influx of other religions in Singapore are mostly from immigrants due to it's significance as a port city but it is traditionally Muslim.
>>58878140
Oh kek, didn't even pay attention to regional, just saw it was another Greekbro.
>>58879543
The crescent moon on your flag throws people off. Every other flag that uses a crescent moon is an Islamic nation.
>>58879722
Islam is the fourth largest religious afflilation or lack of here, with Christianity, Buddhism and atheism being adhered to by higher percentages of the population. Only 14% of the population is Muslim.
We're not even racially similar to Indonesia, Malaysia or Brunei; 75% of the population is Chinese diaspora.
Do your research before saying nonsense mate
LOL you guys just missed SAINT HELENA!!!!
the thread IS ARCHIVED NOW HAHAHAH
>>58879811
By that logic Israel is traditionally Muslim too. We're statistically less Muslim than Russia by percentage.
>>58879814
Yep, fucking hate it.
>>58879896
further proof
>>58879874
I don't get the flag. Literally every single nation with the crescent in the flag has been at least culturally Muslim. You are correct but are you sure that Chinese diaspora did not arrive much later because of the city's importance?
>>58879896
>>58879956
It was just PK you newfag.
>>58879985
The Chinese diaspora did arrive during colonial rule, but to call us Muslim and culturally Malay instead of Chinese in the modern day would be like calling New Zealand a Polynesian nation. Sure, some of them are still here, but whatever culture there was has largely been displaced by demographic shifts.
The moon is meant to represent a rising crescent moon, symbolising the youthfulnessnof the country. I think it's fucking stupid but that's how it is
>>58879929
Israel has changed hands between all Abrahamic faiths. It was originally Jewish, then Christian, then Muslim, then Christian again, then Muslim again. It was later conquered and given to the Kikes after WW2. The population of the area has always been divided between those 3 faiths and majority faith constantly shifted. The culture of each religious group varies wildly as well. I do not recall Singapore being this divided.
>>58880116
That's interesting but yes, having a crescent when you are surrounded by mudshits is indeed retarded. I was absolutely certain that you were Muslim.
>>58880108
>he thinks there will ever be a legit saint Helena
stay mad eurocuck
>>58880116
I'd reiterate we're 85% non-native so the cultural shift isn't too hard to believe. The diaspora aren't insignificant minorities, they're the vast majority of the population.
>>58880142
The majority faith has had a shift from Islam (native fishermen before colonial rule) to a mix of religions that still persists today. A majority faith doesn't exist, though Christianity is the plurality.
We're more religiously divides than Israel I'd say.
>>58880292
Post the archived link.
>>58876794
So can I count this as an antarctica flag?
>>58878416
Do you have that template? I want it
>>58880344
maybe if you admit im white
>>58880344
Thread didn't actually archive on the site, https://archive.4plebs.org/pol/thread/72994675/#72995455
>>58880426
soy canadiANO de corazón pero la sangre alemana fluye por mis venas gracias a mi madre junto con mi familia somos de raza aria y nazis hasta la muerte
>canadian kid thinking he's smart by waiting for the post to fall off the board so no-one can get it.
hahaha
>>58880344
>>58880428
Here you go, lads. Saint Helena, plus a regional.
>>>/pol/72992593
>>58880621
Didn't link to the actual post, just scroll down and you'll see PK's post.
>>58880621
>>canadian kid thinking he's smart by waiting for the post to fall off the board so no-one can get it.
>he's a fucking archive cheater
disgusting t b h
>>58880621
It's still PK, so no true flag collector should save it. Last time a non-PK Saint Helena posted on /pol/ was on December 15th of last year (don't know about /int/ though), and still reeked of proxy.
>>58880737
It's most likely a proxy. I'm saving it but I know it's a proxy and archived.
I'm planning to start several new maps alongside my main one. One for only 100% confirmed real posters and no proxies, then ones for just the specific boards.
Saint Helena will most likely always be a proxy.
I think there needs to be an official flag cheating rules sheet. I know the Czech guy is probably autistic enough to make it, so get to it.
>>58880898
If you're talking about >>58880621 then it's 100% confirmed proxy because it was PK. I save flags that I suspect are proxies, but never if they're PK or flat out said they're proxies. This is why I don't rate other peoples maps or compare them to mine, you never know how other people choose to collect their flags.
This is additionally why you should always screencap your rares.
>>58880898
I was reading about Tristan Da Cunha earlier. Takes a week on a boat from Cape Town to even get there and you have to wait three weeks for the return trip. There are just nine families on the island too lel
Doubt we'll ever see a post from there
>>58879088
I have made 75+ regional templates my life is just pixels
>>58881041
Yeah, I know PK is a proxy but I'm saving it anyway. This is why I want to start a clean map.
>>58881212
Must be so weird growing up there.
>>58881212
>my name is Tristan
Crusade when?
your obsession with flags is weird.
also is there another Libyan on this board?
first time i come here from /pol/ and would be interesting to meet another Libyan here
Are there any Historic flags like Prussia? I know someone posted the Batavian and Prinsenvlag yesterday.
>>58882793
why arent you in germany yet?
or are you that crazy dictator?
>>58882793
There's quite a few other Libyans on this board, but they usually hang out in /mena/ >>58869541
>>58882851
we dont need to run, unlike coward Syrians were actually fighting ISIS and doing splendid as well.
you ever hear about Libyan Refugee's?
>>58882861
intresting, never saw them on pol.
thx, here have a sexy pic
>>58883052
yes.
but to be honest, i mixed the two nations up. Please forgive me :3
>>58883118
Thanks Libyanbro.
How's life in Libya going? Is it relatively safe now?
>>58883126
>>58883153
we are close to forming a true nationwide recognized parliament that is campaigning for approval from both sides of Libya right now.
ISIS are getting their asses kicked due to no local support from Libyans.
ISIS has gone on the Defensive since every attack recently has ended in a negative K/D ratio for them, with them killing 7 in the last attack on Sabratah and losing 40. also it was local forces who did this not even the army.
IF other governments would recognize the Al Sarraj as the president and noone else as well as supplying us with Humanitarian aid instead of military we will end ISIS in sirt and end the Human smuggling. especially since the gulf of sirt would be used to trade oil.
Oil is being pumped very quickly and is all being put in reserves due to sanctions preventing us from selling it, price of gas in Libya is 0.15 Dinar a gallon, thats cheaper than Saudi arabia. the banks are starting to open, the new currency has finished being printed, the Currency VALUE has gone up and now equals 0.73 dollars more than Tunis Egypt Yemen Syrian and Saudi Arabians currency.
School is open, Airports are open, everything is going much better, you dont hear about it on the news cus it doesn't sell well
what would be a better a story?
Aleppo gets bombed 20,000 killed!!
OR
Libyan Dinar goes up Economy on the rise
>>58883320
Was Qaddafi a good leader?
>>58883320
well, when you watch this...
http://www.vice.com/de/video/wie-es-wirklich-ist-fuer-den-islamischen-staat-zu-kaempfen?utm_source=vicefbde&utm_medium=video
then you can see that they are not the best fighters on this planet ^^
>>58883320
Sounds like things are going well, yeah the media likes to give people the stories they want to hear, not the truth.
I've always believed humanitarian aid is far more useful than carpet bombing your cities. If you can start selling your oil your economy will skyrocket.
Also as >>58883389 asked, do you think things under Qaddafi were better or worse than they are now?
>>58882794
pretty sure there is knight's templar
they are making a historical script
>>58883320
IS has been stepping up their usage of SVBIED's for months, I'm guessing this is the case in Libya too.
They are losing Anbar fast and the SAA is pushing towards Deir-ez-Zor due to the Palmyra offensive. So IS will probably resort to using more guerrilla tactics in the future if they want to retain any ground.
But they have made some gains in the north near the Turkish border recently so it's not all going backwards for them.
Still, if everything goes well I predict that ar-Raqqa will fall this year. The Kurds are getting pretty close to it. The same thing goes for Mosul over in Iraq.
Good luck with expelling IS from Libya.
>>58883415
I hate that stupid fucking video.
It's literally just western propaganda, no different from Islamic State propaganda.
This is one instance of IS fighters being completely incompetent, and it's being paraded around as if this is all that IS is.
In reality, there are lots of sides to it. There are many IS fighters that are incompetent like the ones in the video, but there are also many with clear combat training and experience. Most of them aren't trained but also aren't as bad as in that video.
You have to remember that they took over huge swathes of Iraq and Syria - at their peak, they controlled territory the size of Britain.
What annoys me about this video is that it makes it seem like they're just incompetent clowns and makes people think they're not as much of a threat as they are. Due to this video, the Iraqi Army will once again become the laughing stock of the world (they're pretty bad) and the enemy won't be taken seriously.
It's better to look at facts and reliable sources rather than eating up propaganda from the two sides.
>>58883562
Ah alright, should be pretty cool.
>>58883389
No
at first he helped the country by Housing Projects and Infrastructre building
but when oil industry became big and country had fucktons of money pouring in he didnt know what to do it all, he continued his projects and built others but he was mostly consumed later in life by his Ego.
he had all this money, now he wanted Power, he wanted the nation to function soley by him and if he is removed the nation dismantles.
he Erected Statues of himslef everywhere, he bought his sons and family fancy cars and houses overseas and in Libya.
he pouered millions into offshore accounts from our own oil money. he killed off protesteres, he killed anyone who opposed him, he tried to instae Communism and DID for a couple of months in the 80's.
my father had to wait in line to get state provided food, and then take it home. he tried a ton of government forms, none of the one he wanted worked.
hee tried to instill himself as King of Africa too, by getting 200 traditional monarchs in africa to crown him King of Kings of Africa, he wanted to instill the Gold Dinar which everyone here loves but they dont understand that it would have fucked us all.
he wanted to antagonize the west. he tought he could take on Europe and the US alone. we would have payed for it, and when the US had enough of him and started arming rebels it didnt take long for him to fall
>>58883615
Hmm, thank you. I hope you do well over there, I gotta sleep.
>>58883582
yes
you could make the old canadian flag
or some scottish flag
>>58883415
>>58883566
they are cowards, they only look terrifying on camera and when in groups but once separated or captured they spill the beans on their friends on the spot. ive actually witnessed, they dont even have to be tortured since the fear of torture alone is enough for them.
Dont dear them, by fearing them you are making them stronger, when you dont show them fear THEY start to become afraid, all those cucks who say we need peace and humanity to destroy evil in this world are WRONG.
you wanna beat Terror, you fight it with Terror, this is the most effective technique i witnessed.
>>58883615
Thanks for the insight. I always thought he was despotic, but if he could keep the country stable, it would pay off.
I was under the impression things were more chaotic than you say they actually are, so it was perhaps the best move to remove him.
I'm generally against U.S. military intervention, were you glad when we got involved?
>>58883760
I didn't say we should fear them, I said we should take them seriously. And by that I mean spend money to bomb the shit out of them and support the SAA (and the Kurds).
Also what is your opinion on the Kurds in Iraq and Syria? What about the rebel groups or the government?
>>58883456
hopefully soon, but i doubt the Saudis are gonna like that, then again our relations with the arabs has never been good ^^
also lord fuckwad Cameron said that he will provide significant support for the Libyan people to help them rebuild the nation.
you know how much he sent??
50k pounds
you know how much he spent on bombing Tripoli?
320M Pounds !!!!
they didnt care about libya, they just wanted Gaddafi out
>>58883770
France and England were already helping a ton and i doubt we would have won without thier help and yours later when you got involved.
what we were pissed about is that all three of these countries said they wanted a better Libya and they would pay for damages and help rebuild the economy.
they spent jackshit on this, they also didnt help defend Libya when Militas were everywhere and ISIS and Al Qaeda were getting roots in major citys.
and then Benghazi happened and Obama and Shillary Nop'ed out and left us.
we fought off the italians with horses when they had tanks, ISIS are nothing.
but we wouldnt be in this situation had these governments helped us after the war.
they promised that if we helped them get rid of gaddafi they will supply us with the means to remove him sicne we couldnt before, and in return they will help rebuild Libya afterwards.
we relied on that promise. Libya could have been in a stable state around Mid 2012 had they helped, but the only real progress is appearing now since we tackled this shit on our own
>>58884049
Based anon
>>58883853
The Saudi's will have to compete with other oil producing countries eventually, especially as things become more peaceful in the middle east and Africa, and Russian sanctions are lifted (if that will ever happen). I think they've had an unhealthy reliance on oil for the last few decades, and it will dry up eventually.
And it's true, the elites had a lot to gain with Gaddafi's removal, but nothing to gain by actually helping anyone, and in the end it's all about what's filling their pockets.
>>58884049
Yeah our incompetent leaders (none of whom I voted for) really fucked you over, and I'll do everything in my power to make sure Shillary is never elected. But like I said, the elites only do things that benefit them.
>>58883842
The Kurd's are at least doing harm to ISIS, they definitely have a significant part in the war in Syria and Iraq and if things go right for them maybe they should get Independence eventually since they seem pretty based.
now in SYRIA i am 100% on the side of Bashar, Bashar is a based leader had done nothing but improve his country, the rebels i wish all they did was fight bashar but they not only are doing that, but they are helping ISIS.
many soldiers on the rebel side are from ISIS or are helping them, Bashar is a Secular leader and a Baathist which is totally cool in my book and we need him to stay if we want stability in the region.
i guarantee you if the Rebels win, Syria will become and Islamic ruled shithole like Saudi Arabia and ISIS. and then the refugees will never leave Europe and everything will be fucked
>>58884146
Hey California lad, now that Ted Cruz has dropped out, it's pretty much Shillary vs Trump, right? Does Bernie actually still have a chance? I'm not sure how the whole process works.
>>58884219
I agree with the Assad thing, but I wouldn't say I'm 100% on his side. He's committed some pretty horrific war crimes (but so has every fucking side, including the US), but he is secular and Syria's future would be best under his government, as long as reforms are put in place after the conflict.
Many of the rebels are just as extremist as IS and Syria would collapse in chaos with them in control.
Basically I support Bashar but also the Kurds and I want them to get independence. They have done so much and fought against IS for so long.
>>58884146
that is true.
the sad truth is that you cant kick their ass without kissing it first. Gaddafi wanted to get straight to the kicking, he should have tried to remain friends with America but he fucked us all with him because of his fucking Ego.
hopfully the new government doesnt make the same mistake and we could actually try and get somewhere with our foreign relations.
we have a fresh start now, we better not fuck it up
>>58881212
I'm obsessed with that island, I swear one day I'll go there
>>58883320
Good lad, hope your country sorts itself out. Libya has potential.
>>58884301
Bernie has no chance, the Democrats never wanted him as their nominee (the head of the Democratic National Convention was Hillary's campaign manager in the 2008 election), and they used super delegates and other dirty tricks to make sure he would fall short of the necessary delegates needed. If he chooses to run as an independent (he won't though) it would just split the vote and give Trump an easy victory. There aren't enough delegates left for him to get the nomination, unless he wins almost all the delegates in all the states left.
I was Rand Paul supporter, when he dropped I was a Cruz supporter, and even though I don't really like Trump, I will vote for him because he's still better than Hillary.
>>58884382
I really hope everything goes well over there. Yeah making nice when foreign powers is really the only way a country can survive, unfortunately. I think Libya has a real chance of becoming a developed nation soon, especially if it's willing to work with and trade with foreign powers.
>>58884301
The Rebels hate Bashar because hes a Shiite and they are Sunni
he could give them all a million pounds of Gold and they would overlook that because hes a Shiite.
ISIS are Sunni and Rebels are Sunni. you see why ISIS are doing so well in Syria? Local support is what ISIS thrive upon, the reason they have had problems in Libya is lack of local support, Libya has always been secular as fuck, Saudis hated us for it and Qaddafi definitely moved us in that direction which is something that i liked about him. ISIS are now forced to use Mercenary's from Boko Haram in Libya which barley helps them since they dont know how to fight in the desert or in urban citys
>>58884485
I wasn't really fond of any of the candidates. Just see how it goes I guess, I'd prefer Trump over Hillary though.
>>58884524
>Libya has always been secular as fuck
based :DDD
>>58884485
i hope bearnie runs independent.
this will wreck any chance of hillary getting in office and can actully pull away from intervensionissm and focus on the US
>>58884635
i fucked up this post.
i meant if Bernie runs independent Hillary's cant win since votes will be split and Trump can win.
always supported him from the get go since he will pull away from Intervensionism and focus more on the US then on other nations
>>58884219
I completely agree and support Assad, I think a lot of the war crimes he committed were propaganda, and pale in comparison to the atrocities of ISIS. I find it very embarrassing than my country started attacking Assad while the fucking Russians were the ones to come in and start fighting ISIS.
Under Assad Syria has been a growing, secular, and progressive society, he's certainly Syria's best future.
>>58884623
Yeah I've been a supporter of both Ron and Rand Paul for years, and like Cruz to some extent, I just don't really think Trump is genuine or really represents conservative values.
In this election, I think more people will be voting for the candidate they dislike the least than the candidate they actually like.
>>58884635
>>58884723
I agree entirely, the U.S. needs to stop intervening in foreign conflicts (except for non-military humanitarian aid), and focus on our problems abroad. I like Bernie for his foreign policy and some of his social stances (not so much his economic ones), and would much rather see him as president than Hillary. I seriously hope for the fate of the world and my country that Hillary is never elected.
>>58884807
>our problems abroad
meant problems at home.
>>58884807
>I think a lot of the war crimes he committed were propaganda
I do agree with this to some extent, but he honestly has committed a lot of war crimes against the people of Syria.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BHUKBaFetJY
Watch this whole video. This happened in Syria every day for years and is still happening (although I'm pretty sure it was more widespread in 2012, but you can see these exact scenes in Aleppo right now).
Nevertheless, Assad is the best choice for Syria's future.
>>58885012
Thanks for the video watching it now.
I know he's committed war crimes, the unfortunate reality is that all sides commit war crimes to some extent. I don't think the crimes that the Ba'ath's have done is really worse than what we did in Vietnam, and maybe even Iraq. civilian casualties will always happen in wars. There were over 80k civilian casualties caused directly by U.S. forces in Iraq, by our militaries own estimation.
There was a Syrian student doing a Q&A in a Syrian general on /pol/ a little bit back who said everybody he knew there supported Assad. However he would probably feel differently if he was not in government controlled territory.
>>58885309
Iraq was especially bad, not only because of the direct 80k civilian casualties but also because of the indirect 1 million casualties and the fact that ever since the invasion, Iraq has been an unstable shithole with a deep sectarian divide.
Like I said, I support Assad but of course it's also important not to forget what he and everyone else in the conflict has committed.
Thanks for that Syrian guy AMA, very interesting.
>>58885447
Yeah, horrible things will always happen during war, in the end, it's the path that will lead to the best outcome that should be followed.
And the Iraq war is a great argument against interventionalism.
Here's the links to the archives if you want to read through it, it's pretty interesting to get the perspective of an Assad supporter.
https://archive.4plebs.org/pol/thread/70636967/
https://archive.4plebs.org/pol/thread/70650100/
>>58885012
Just finished the video. I agree it's horrible that they're indiscriminately killing civilians, but the rebels are too, take note of the guy at the 29 minute mark, whose saying he's going to take revenge on Alawite civilians, and Lambert mentions the cyclical nature of the conflict.
>>58882793
Sup Libyabro welcome to /flag/
>>58879088
Already got you on this one, famiglia
>>58887761
He's consolidating everything into one map famiglia
>>58887875
I'm of the impression that he's doing everything from near scratch, which means a template to base work off might be helpful, especially for the tiny islands that connect to other provinces, familia
>>>/pol/73024718
Nigger
>>58887922
Alri familia
>>58888212
>t. a guy in Niger
Proofs missing 2bh
>>58884807
>when this election is the best chance in decades for the rise of third parties
>upset Bernie supporters should be running to Jill Stein
>certain select groups on the right should be running to Gary Johnson
>mfw it'll likely culminate in a two person race where Trump gets BTFO by Shillary
>we could have prevented this
A-at least we'll have great memes from the election, right...?
Also checking in, haven't been here for days. Won't be in but for a few hours, Calculus exam at 8 am. Doing some work and lurking /flag/tism before catching a few hours. Hopefully will get to work on US state/city project but probably not. Did I miss anything major?
>>58889946
>Hopefully will get to work on US state/city project
meant to type "this weekend" following that but I forgot. holy shit am I tired :^)
>>58889946
Sure things don't look good right now for Trump, but remember, nobody expected him to run, nobody expected him to be the front runner, nobody expected him to win all the states he did, and nobody expected him to be the nominee, now nobody expects him to become president. See a pattern? Already the polls are starting to show they're closer than they previously were, and Rasmussen, a major poll, has become the first major poll to show Trump beating Hillary. a lot of people who never expected him to be the nominee and said they would never vote for him are now begrudgingly falling behind him. It's a narrow, unlikely path to victory, but it's not impossible.
And I certainly expect this to be the highest 3rd party turnout since Perot ran in 1992.
Nothing notable happened other than a Liechtensteinian bro posting as every Liechtensteinian regional.
Good luck on your calc exam mate.
>>58890095
I think it was more so that people didn't want him to be the front runner and didn't want him to win all the states he did and somehow the media translated that into a "prediction".
But it was evident to me from the beginning he was a serious contender based on the amount of media hype he got last autumn. After he won SC, NV, and NH, I was very certain he was going to be a tough competitor (especially after Guac Bowl ¡JEB! got blown out with a $100 million Super PAC). Super Tuesday just sealed his status as the nominee for me.
I'm not a big fan of Trump - I think he's smart and may have something to offer to the economy - but I pray he's elected this November. I don't think people outside the US (and plenty inside) realize just how grave the situation is, but she's as corrupt as they come. She will be a complete disaster for the country, mark my words.
I do think you'll see a lot of ex-Bernie supporters (like myself) floating over to Trump or voting for Jill Stein, undercutting Shillary's support and potentially securing his path to victory. Hopefully that Rasmussen poll is right.
Thanks btw, hoping to score a 4/5 :^)
>>58843757
Fair'nuff
>>58890474
I knew things could go either way when Rubio dropped out and it was just Trump and Cruz, Cruz's appeal just couldn't extend beyond the Midwest. I'm not a huge a fan of Trump either, but I know he's certainly better than Hillary.
I'm glad you're able to see past Shillary, I've got friends who are Bernie supporters who' say they'll vote for Hillary even though they don't like her, because they think she's still better than Trump, I've tried to convince them to write in Bernie or vote third party, but they won't have it.
The problem is that the liberal mainstream media has painted Trump as the literal anti-Christ, the reincarnation of Hitler. People haven't actually listened to what he's had to say, they've only heard what pundit's and newspapers have twisted his words to say. A hell of a lot is riding on this election, and I'm scared how it might turn out.
And I'm hoping you score a 5/5 :)
>>58890640
m8 she has so many scandals, there's no way I could vote for somebody that dishonest.
It's a shame how increasing and formative of a role the media plays in politics, especially with the massive and hasty dissemination of "information" by online media sources. It's so difficult to engage in intelligent political discourse with people since the internet just serves as a way for people to confirm their own innate biases.
I'm also pretty terrified about this election, I've never seen the country this divided over practically anything. I'll be safe in Boston since I secured a full ride to uni, but if all hell breaks loose then my family is straight fucked.
I'm also hoping for a 5/5, National AP Scholar would be quite the title :^)
>>58890811
Yep, the media has an overwhelming influence of politics, and you can find a news article to support any opinion, try to have a reasonable debate with someone and offer up objective facts, and they'll just post pull up some article affirming their position without providing any facts or resources to back it up.
What's terrifying is that if Hillary gets elected, she'll put an ultra-liberal judge on the supreme court, she'll then then have the SCOTUS majority in her pocket, it doesn't matter that the house has a Republican majority, she'll just use executive actions and her crony supreme court will rule that it's all within her power to do so. Honestly I've been having a lot of anxiety over this election. I doubt they'll be a full fledged civil war if she wins, but the economy will go to hell, worse than than 2008, unemployment will reach record high, while the Wall Street fat cats and Shillary line their pockets. We'll probably get involved in another war like Iraq, we can kiss civil liberties and civil rights goodbye, she'll probably use executive orders to outlaw civilian gun ownership (which her supreme court will rule constitutional), it will be an utter nightmare.
But yeah man you'll do good on your exam and be in Boston so you don't have much to worry about.
>>58891079
Yeah, if everything goes to shit I'll just leave the US after college, roam around and be an archaeologist, dig shit up, and I guess still browse /flag/tism trying to get African regionals or something. That's pretty much my ideal life.
>>58891153
kek, you've got it figured out. I'll probably try to immigrate to Belarus or the Czech Republic or something.
Here are the rarest flags I've seen, though the South Georgia one is 99.5% likely to be a proxy (the only residents are ~30 scientists who visit there each year, and none of them are permanent).
>>58891238
all of them are proxies
>>58891190
I guess after I see the entire world I'll have to probably settle down somewhere. If the US is still livable in 20 years or so, I'd like to return to where I was born and live up in Denver or maybe Boulder. If not, I may follow in your footsteps and move to Central/Eastern Europe since they seem pretty based.
>>58891259
Show me proof
>>58891285
that's not how it works. everything that's rare is a proxy until proven real.
>>58891238
m8 US Minor Outlying Islands is impossible except by proxy. All are reefs except Wake Island and access to Wake is restricted by the US government, so unless a super bored scientist posted here (highly unlikely), we'll never have a legit US Minor Outlying Islands. It's an impressive proxy, though.
>>58891283
Yeah, maybe after Hillary destroys everything we'll get a good president who begins to rebuild, but if not, Eastern Europe is our best bet for a quality life.
>>58884049
maybe you have to see it in a more positive way. maybe you gained independence by getting your shit together on your own. maybe otherwise your country would be another bitch of the west
>>58891333
I've always thought Austria is nice, it seems like a quaint place to live.
Nice trips btw
>>58891332
Apparently there are some naval bases and airports on Wake island. I wouldn't find it inconceivable that Navy tough guys post on /pol/
>>58891380
I love Austria, would never want to move out. You can ask me questions if you want.
Also, general question: Who sets up servers in all these small islands (Population: 300) with proxies installed so users can connect? Never got that.
>>58891380
Thanks didn't even notice. Yeah I think Austria would be really nice, beautiful scenery, and very quaint.
>>58891411
Is it as polite, quaint, and scenic as it seems? How are the taxes and cost of living in relation to income?
>>58891238
> he saves flags from archives
Wtf is wrong with you
>>58891477
To find flags that will likely never post ever again.
>>58891403
US Minor Outlying Islands has 16 posts on /int/ and one on /sp/. None on /pol/.
>>58891411
It it cheap? Low taxes? Are the elections free of corruption? Would a house there be cheap? How hard would it for a monolingual American fuck like me to learn the language? Good place to settle and have a family?
>>58891474
>>58891525
Well, about the politeness it depends. I live in Vienna and will speak for it in this reply, but in smaller cities it's more different and polite. Cost of living is pretty high here, even if you live close to the border of Lower Austria. Taxes are higher than Germany's, for example the VAT is 1% higher. (20%)
Inner districts in Vienna are beautiful, and that's why I love it. Some of Vienna's outer districts seem more like the countryside, but are still easily to reach with our excellent public transportation system.
Most students and not-lower-class people speak English and will be able to help you out. About learning German, I don't know, it's all about practise. But yes, it's hard. I think I'm not even exaggerating when I say that you're better off speaking English with people here rather than in Germany. It's definitely very good to settle because of the high living standards, but you have to "pay" for it. Unless you live outside of Vienna, in the alps or something (/comfy/).
Hope I could help you out a bit.
>>58891624
Thanks Austria bro, really helpful. Sounds comfy as fuck, definitely will consider moving there if I have the money.
>>58891678
No problem bro. You can also ask many things on /r/Wien or /r/Austria.
>inb4 redditfag
Have a nice timelapse of Vienna:
https://youtu.be/JfKKjD0GSZo
>>58891723
don't worry. i'm pretty sure most people use reddit anyway
>>58891624
>>58891723
Thanks for the info. Yeah I'd rather visit/move to Austria than Germany. It seems really nice and comfy there, I love the aesthetics of the Swiss alps.
I figure wages and job opportunities make for the high taxes though?
>>58891739
I personally don't, but don't have any problem with Reddit. The people who constantly shout "le go back to le reddit xddddd" are far more annoying than actual redditors who make quality posts.
>>58891789
Job opportunties are okay. Could be better though, but you will be fine. There are so many office jobs, you can start from there for example.
Here's a nice video that explains many things: (You can skip the historical parts etc if you don't care)
https://youtu.be/hKsGmyhsKFA
And here are two timelapses of the comfier countryside:
https://youtu.be/SJNgDAx85aI
https://youtu.be/nYuycjVxmx8
>>58891723
Unfamiliar with reddit (I've never browsed the site, only seen other people use it) since I've used 4chan since I was a kid, but pretty sure the hate against it is a meme. I'll make sure to pop on over if I need to ask any questions, Austria seems amazing.
Also Vienna looks beautiful, completely destroys Charlotte
Take a look at my shit city:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5qOLV-tpwA8
>>58891889
Doesn't even look that bad. Architecture is different though, but the rest seems okay. But maybe it's just because they got the best out of it with the timelapse.
>>58891870
Thanks for the videos. Yeah I really hope to visit Austria, it's beautiful and has a great history. I wouldn't mind an office job if it pays well.
Are the woman nice? Women in California can be pretty stuck up and mean.
>>58891889
I honestly think Charlotte looks like a really cool city, definitely not what one typically thinks of when they think of the south. Would love to visit it at some point.
>>58891789
The Islampest is worse in Austria than in Germany
>>58892153
True, just looked it up, Austria is 7% Muslim, Germany is only 2.4%. Do you think Islam is a problem in your country Austria bro? Do you think you're at risk of a terrorist attack or less safe because of it?
>>58892293
Not Austriabro but the risk of getting killed in a terrorist attack is so low that the causalities of them are just considered as "bad luck brian".
Its more annoying to constantly live with/close to these animals as they show no respect to western culture or are just too stupid to integrate in the "easy-mode countries", you will constantly be confronted by the most broken German
>>58891931
>>58892056
That's the funny thing about Charlotte, it's a very deceptive city. It has a beautiful skyline, but it's completely devoid of substance. All those buildings are just corporate centers and the only real downtown attraction is a plaza full of overpriced, expensive retail stores. Other than that, there's NOTHING to do. There aren't any real attractions.
Beyond downtown, there are really limited options for living. West Charlotte (where I live) is completely degenerate. High property crime, high violent crime. Good friend of mine legit aped out and tried to shoot up a 7/11 before committing suicide by cop just a week and a half ago. East Charlotte is also degenerate, though less so. The real nice areas are by Northeast and South Charlotte, but the houses there are usually over a million dollars so only rich bankers and lawyers live there.
Even if I were rich and lived in Myers Park or South Charlotte, I don't even know what I'd spend my money on considering there isn't much to do here.
I guess it's a nice city to visit, but it feels like a once quaint Southern town which has been corrupted and had the soul sucked out of it by the influence of banks and yankees.
>>58892427
Also muslim parents are incompetent monkeys who are totally unable to take care of their offspring. Those visit the worst schools here and constantly harass other children with their stupid muslim banter
>>58892427
Yeah that's what I thought, I don't like to stereotype but it seems like a lot of them never integrate into the countries they migrate to, and they are very rude and disrespectful to locals, and commit lots of rapes/robberies causing crime rates to skyrocket.
Like I said, I don't like to stereotype, and I'm sure there are plenty of good Muslim migrants who don't do this shit, but the ones who do make them all look bad.
>>58892532
I see your point. Yeah the skyline does make it seem really lively. I feel like that's a lot of big cities though, New York, Los Angeles, Chicago. It's full of either rich people or poor people and always have tons of crime.
Sorry about your friend, that's pretty messed up.
>>58892532
>All those buildings are just corporate centers and the only real downtown attraction is a plaza full of overpriced, expensive retail stores. Other than that, there's NOTHING to do. There aren't any real attractions.
Welcome to Toronto
>>58892630
>good Muslim migrants
You wont find any lol, trust me I knew alot of them. While some of them were alright at first they get sooner or later on the wrong track of things probably because of some brainwash muslim priest or so
>>58892710
That's unfortunate. I think religion in general can be pretty damaging to be honest. I know good religious people though, so I really don't know.
Alright, I'm going to bed now, good night everybody, it's been good talking to you all.
Ayyyy where the rare flags at
>>58892840
Night pham
>>58892630
Well, the worst part is that I know people who tell me Charlotte used to be a fairly lively city in the 1970s. Downtown (when it was still called that) used to have department stores, car shops, cafeterias, restaurants, etc. Many of the nice historical buildings stood and it was a livable place.
Then the 90s happened and people started moving here like crazy due to the banking explosion, so the city underwent this huge urban sprawl. The I-277's construction blew away hundreds of buildings and created this ugly fucking moat of a highway which surrounds the city. Then they built that shitty Bank of America stadium which just SITS there and is empty most of the year (I think I've only seen the Panthers football games going on there). Then you have the skyscrapers. Yes, they make it look lively, but they're highly unimpressive from street level and they don't even have fucking observation decks. All the locally owned shops are gone and they've been replaced by generic chains and franchises which destroyed the local identity of the city. It's not even really a city more than it is an corporate office park which people live around.
It's sickening.
>>58892840
why do you always say good night? just go
>>58892840
Night senpai
>>58892840
Good night
>>58892958
Rude. delet this
>>58893005
>>58892922
>>58892976
Thanks.
>>58892943
Yeah I think a lot of cities became like that.
>>58892958
Only say it when I've been having conversations with people, don't want them to think I just started ignoring them.
>>58893039
people aren't idiots, especially not ones on /flag/. they will realise that it's late in NA and that you're probably off to bed.
>>58893097
Chill out m8 he clearly doesn't think we're idiots, he was just saying good night to be cordial.
>>58893176
it's just weird. we're not his mom, we're not his girlfriend. we're not even his friends, and barely even acquaintances. we're just random people who wouldn't miss him if he never came back.
>>58893250
>we're not even his friends
Fuck you Canada
test
>>58893333
we're not though, and if you would call him your friend you're delusional. you don't know his name, his age, what he looks like, what he does for fun, etc. etc. etc. don't even know if he's a he.
>>58893250
California bro is a great guy who I've had some great conversations with, I'd miss him if he suddenly disappeared and never came back. I consider him an essential part of the /flag/tism community. It's not weird at all.
>>58893384
essential? no. /flag/tism would go on fine without him. he has contributed nothing.
>>58893406
you're not exactly a positive thinker, are you?
>>58893381
>don't even know if he's a he
>girls on the internet
m8 :^)
>>58893406
He's contributed to having great conversations. Don't be such a downer, you leaf.
