What the hell kinda explosives are these drones carrying to literally lift up a cinder block house

I’d say a bloody mist would be more accurate

Wait that is actually psyops material, just fly a lot of civilian drones in city centres in Russia and wait for veterans to go completely bonkers

Verbieten kannst du es nicht, da es absolut herrschende Rechtsprechung ist, dass polizeilicher Notstand nur absoluten Ausnahmefällen ausreicht um wegen Personalmangel Versammlungen zu verbieten. Das Gericht würde die Polizei schlicht zwingen im Rahmen der Amtshilfe mehr Polizisten aus anderen Bundesländer zu holen. Ob die Anzahl an Polizei ausreichend war können wir nicht beurteilen. Ebenso wenig ist bekannt, ob und in welchem Umfang Polizisten aus anderen BL angefordert wurden. Aber mich beschleicht trotzdem die Vermutung, dass die Bayern zu stolz waren ausreichend nicht bayerisches Personal anzufordern

That worked for a few years, the AfD wants Germany to return to the Deutsche Mark. That would basically be the end of the German economy, but yeah patriots and all that

Mom’s spaghetti?

Die letzte Frage wäre übrigens der interessante Knackpunkt. Wenn keine Nutzungsänderung genehmigt wurde, dann erlischt der Bestandsschutz des gesamten Gebäudes und muss nach zu erfolgender Verfügung (kein Ermessen) abgerissen werden. Damit hätte sich das Thema auch ein für alle mal erledigt

Damn, didn’t know those games at fairs are actually a transferable skill

Possibly, I’d argue that there’s more daily exposure to violence in their society, but that is simply a guess and at best conjecture

The mob mentality part and the self-justice and eye-for-an-eye-mentality is something I, as a European, find quite appalling. Not only in the Chinese but (South-) Korean culture as well. Granted I barely know more about their respective cultures than you can see from their exported tv-shows and other media. Frankly even “Squid games” made me sick at times. And the way some Korean novels and anime praise acts of completely over the top acts of revenge is not something I can identify with. However there seem to be more similarities between both countries than they care to admit.

On another note, has anyone watched the sequel to Initial D? Holy fucking hell, the damn nationalism is way too obvious

Man that read like you were citing straight from the CCPs guidelines.

Edit: well, your account is not even a week old, back to the troll farms

If it helps in any way, every country in the world has their set if problems, but in essence it evolves around the fact that many/most people are incapable of realising they were wrong and change their behaviour and voting.

One of Germany’s issues for example is that while industrialization has made the country prosperous it also made it demitral to the environment. Those that lived in the golden times and worked for it naturally don’t want to miss out their hard-earned pensions. However the younger generations have to work even harder to finance their pensions as they make up much of the population. Meanwhile the world’s environment is fucked and we need to swiftly transform the country which is expensive all the while dealing with rising nationalism in the world slowly rising in heat and already discharging into war around european neighbourhood. And yet the same lucky generations are calling us weak and lazy, but insist on voting parties that don’t have any tiny ounce of interest to work to deal with the problems we face and actually oppose working towards an actual solution.

So yeah, i am honestly quite hopeless for the future myself, but I force myself to at least try to change it - I mean sticking our heads in the sand only helps the assholes doesn’t it?

Well you Austrians still have a very weird hard-on for titles

Geez, I must have been tired, you’re right

Sorry what do you mean to say? The DKK is linked to the Euro since 1999, there have not been any fluctuations since then. And these numbers have been looked up right before writing the comment. At that moment the SEK was exchanged at 7.49 to the Euro, the same as the DKK

Yes, forgot to correct it

NOK not linked, 1 Euro: ~12 NOK

DKK linked to the Euro since 1999 at 1€ to ~7.5 DKK

SEK, not linked, introduction to Euro however mandatory though purposefully blocked: same exchange rate as Denmark

Going to hell for this: “I am a Spacemen 🎵”

Wait how expensive are eggs in the USA? In Germany I pay 3.50 Euros (3.65$) for a dozen organic eggs. Make that 2.20 for non-organic not free-range

Then they can do everything they would like to do, shoot people on sight etc