All it is is an excerpt from one of Trump's speeches.
http://time.com/4182407/donald-trump-new-ad/
What's wrong with it?
>>17194
it promotes racism and sexism
>>17198
So nothing
http://www.newstatesman.com/world/europe/2016/01/slavoj-zizek-cologne-attacks
Not really news but I think its an important perspective. These guys were uneducated people giving the finger to a society that they were jealous of. Its not helpful to infantilise them, or to say that they are inherently evil when their behaviour is not something unique to migrants.
Good read thanks for posting anon
Makes me wonder if this behavior will be present in further generations of these immigrants as the years go by
Thank you for the article OP
>>17165
A war kicking off to remove them is more likely than them ever integrating.
http://www.latimes.com/world/middleeast/la-fg-iran-prisoners-released-20160116-story.html
>>17384
It's going to be funny when the guy in your pic gets out of iranian prison and he looks nothing like the fat smiling man in the pic anymore.
>>17386
Yeah, he'll probably be thin for the only time in his life, thus lowering his chance of cardiovascular disease. The irony.
Thank Tr*mp
What are we doing? This is like prostitution! Why are we paying for the sailors from the Iranians?! This is like asking them to do it again! This better not be how Donald Trump does it... Trump implies he's going to kick ass first, then steal their oil just for THINKING about stealing our sailors like this.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/world/national-security/world-leaders-gather-in-anticipation-of-ending-iran-sanctions/2016/01/16/6c48f746-bc4b-11e5-829c-26ffb874a18d_story.html
>>17410
>he actually goes to drudgereport for news
Well there's your first problem...
>>17410
What's Iran done that the US hasn't also done? Be honest. We're on the Internet, I can Google your lies.
We were wrong here.
If their ships were in our space, wouldn't we take possession of the ship and its crew?
Sounds like another mouth-breather heart attack story...
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2016-01-15/employee-wellness-programs-not-so-voluntary-anymore
>>17289
>be sorted out for giving your health to the company.
>get kicked out of job and insurance
>anglosaxon healthcare.
Threats don't work. If they really cared about insuring their employees, I do not think that they do but, they'd keep offering incentives for a healthier lifestyle. And yes this will show only long term results. It sounds like they got impatient or greedy and now might have to pay for not reading the fine print well enough.
>>17339
>offering incentives for a healthier lifestyle
>10 hours working. with 5 min. pause. 30 min lunch.
>1 hour to the work at and 1 hour to the home..
OFFERRING HEALTHIER LIFESTYLE...
a man by the name of "Sam Hyde" is the first person to receive their winnings in the massive Power-Ball billion dollar lottery.
http://abc7chicago.com/finance/powerball-lottery-jackpot-at-$15b;-winning-numbers-drawing-wednesday/1155977/
Big lottery but was this really /news/ worthy?!
>>16905
are you fucking shitting me
>>16905
Alright then do something worthy with it, Sam
Swampland fun.
http://www.cnn.com/2016/01/15/us/florida-python-hunt/index.html
Why isn't there a cat hunt?
Cats have a much bigger impact on the environment because of many reasons.
They are non native. They have a reproduction cycle faster than most reptiles, they have to eat more prey more often. A python eats a nutria and it won't eat for a month or more. Mammals eat every day. Cats also kill for fun, and recent studies show they are killing endangered species.
Note that I own a cat and love it and still think the ones in the wild are terrible pests.
>traipsing around in an alligator filled swamp in search of giant snakes
Nah, I'm good.
>>17233
>Why isn't there a cat hunt?
Peta.
"what would've become of Aylan had he grown up?"
"A groper"
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3398248/Fury-Charlie-Hebdo-cartoon-suggesting-Aylan-Kurdi-drowned-migrant-boy-body-Turkish-beach-grown-Cologne-sex-attacker.html
Pretty kek worthy
Based france
Made me smirk
http://www.theverge.com/2016/1/14/10767982/netflix-blocking-proxies-vpn-country-restrictions
>over a third of the overall Netflix subscribers use VPNs to access US content
>22 million of them are chinese
>all of them will unsub at the end of the month
Financial wizards at work.
Won't they lose a lot of money? I know a lot of foreign people who pay for it even with a VPN.
>>16928
Likely. I've paid for Netflix and a VPN for years now simply for the convenience of HD streaming. Definitely going back to piracy once the new systems are in effect. The meager amount of content available in my region (Norway) isn't worth the subscription fee.
They don't have much of a choice tbh. The content makers demand it for exactly the reasons in the OP.
Burkina Faso attack: Hostages freed from Ouagadougou hotel
http://www.bbc.com/news/world-africa-35330169
Certainly has nothing to do with the religion of peace I'm sure.
>>17279
No they want to be let into your nation as fast as possible and continue their peaceful destruction, you see.
>>17279
Thank you for posting actual news, OP.
related:
http://www.france24.com/en/breaking/20160116-least-20-dead-burkina-faso-hotel-attack-hospital-chief-0
>There was a time back when I was a teenager when I could always count on organized protestors of a particular religious bent to get together and try to shut something down. Usually it was something they hadn’t even seen or heard or read, and I know that’s true because Harry Potter is the most popular Christ story since the original, and yet it’s been a constant presence on challenged books lists since 1999 for promoting un-Christian witchcraft.
>Those people are still around, of course, but in the tech-centric social media world they’ve been supplanted by a new group with different uniforms but a startling similar aim. Gamers, specifically right-wing reactionary gamers, have become the new religious right looking to blast art they don’t like from the face of the Earth.
>It’s kind of an odd thing to have happened. Once, there was a pretty significant debate over the censorship of video games. Video game activist Jack Thompson crowed that violent games made people shoot up schools, Doom was accused of promoting devil worship and Congress held hearings on the subject. Much of the rhetoric calling for the censor or banning of games was coming from the same voices who protested Marilyn Manson and Dogma. Games were often already heavily censored by the American branch of Nintendo, with the bloodless Super Nintendo port of Mortal Kombat being pretty much the entire debate in microcosm.
>However, though there was a lot of talk about official censorship there was never really any serious chance it would happen in America. Video games were declared free speech by the Supreme Court in 2005 in a 7 – 2 decision, and Nintendo had given up their dream of completely family-friendly entertainment by 1994. Mature content became a badge of honor to the gamer community. It was proof that the medium couldn’t be stopped by moralistic thugs determined to protect us from ourselves.
https://archive.is/xUstV
>>16890
Pretty much! It's the same with /pol/ and the new Star Wars film. Even moreso for sideways spectacles /pol/. Thanks for sharing.
>>16890
Seems a but silly since the opposite (people trying to shut down games they think are "offensive" or intolerant) is also true and far more common
>>16896
This
>In the United States, many children in immigration court proceedings are unrepresented and must present their case to stay in the country without the help of a lawyer.
https://archive.is/BquJt
Good
Maybe they'll finally learn a couple of words of English that way.
>>17032
Upvoted
>http://www.theguardian.com/world/live/2016/jan/14/multiple-explosions-gunshots-reported-in-jakarta-rolling-report
>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VgWnBNuNkx4
it's happened just infront of my office building
pray for me boys, i'm going outside to see what happen
Godspeed anon, come back safe goddammit
wtf is happening in Jakarta?
Jakarta blasts: Explosions and gunfire in Indonesian capital - http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-35309195
>Hillary Clinton has been attacking Bernie Sanders, saying that he wants to dismantle our healthcare system.
Photo:
>"To Bernie Sanders with thanks for your commitment to real health care access for all Americans..." - Hillary Rodham Clinton
This seriously isn't on enough of the news.
I don't want a fake asshat for president.
http://imgur.com/nmsKrTG
>>16742
>I don't want a fake ass hat for president
Then why do you want to vote for Bernie Sanders?
>>16742
The difference is that Hillary is proposing that Obamacare and its reliance on medicare for poor people be kept status quo, and Bernie is proposing to get rid of medicare and replace it with an expanded version of Obamacare, while paying for that with tax increases on capital gains and other wall street transactions.
Bernie is advocating something close to a single payer system, which was the basis of what Hillary proposed in 1993 as part of Bill Clinton's old task force on health reform.
Bernie Sanders was old in 1993. Bernie Sanders was old in 1993.
http://social-sante.gouv.fr/actualites/presse/communiques-de-presse/article/accident-grave-dans-le-cadre-d-un-essai-clinique-a-rennes
http://nos.nl/artikel/2080622-franse-test-met-pijnstiller-loopt-dramatisch-af.html
>Phase 1 trial using oral pain killers (french media report its main ingredient is cannabis according to source #2)
>6 hospitalised
>of which 1 brain dead
>recall of trial, investigation being done.
I really doubt that the cannabis put 5 people in the icu and one in the morgue
>>17142
there's a press conference happening in half an hour, so we might find out.
>>17141
Probably cut with something in addition to cannabis.
![slavoj-zizek1[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/NtCCMio.jpg "slavoj-zizek1[1]")
