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I thought multiculturalism was a good thing????
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the labor market is lebanon is looking great! time to start outsourcing textile manufacture from asia?
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this is really bad discipline, what can we do? so fucked up. are there maybe any charities doing good work there we can send money to? my heart goes out to these poor refugees
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what the hell do they need za'atar in the humanitarian supplies for, that stuff is like $7.99 for a little jar
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okay i gave them five bucks, how much za'atar does that get them
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the spice must flow
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discipline posted:

4twergt posted:

I thought multiculturalism was a good thing????

what do you think significantly differentiates syrians from lebanese except false imperial borders, imperialist meddling in government, and forced movement of people based on their religion



The fact that Syria ruled the country as a proxy for several decades, but I guess, that's in the past.

Also a little pointer, the US is using a lot of the "refugee camps" to shield the FSA and provide training. Your donations might be going straight to my paycheck. Not be cynical just FYI.

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i would like donate 100BTC of AK-47 pls
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where the fuck are they gonna get tahini??? do they have a trader joes in this refugee camp?? christ...
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discipline posted:

4twergt posted:

I thought multiculturalism was a good thing????



what do you think significantly differentiates syrians from lebanese except false imperial borders, imperialist meddling in government, and forced movement of people based on their religion



yeah this could also apply to australians and britons but fuck that i'm no limey

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this is it, what, tahini pourin from the sky
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conec do you think you would manicpost at a funeral? asking for a friend
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discipline posted:

imagine if in the span of about a year 60 million refugees entered the united states, set up shanty towns of 100k+ and began actively looking for work. well that's life in lebanon today.



i've always wondered, in situations like this, where do they get their shanties from?

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swampman posted:

discipline posted:

imagine if in the span of about a year 60 million refugees entered the united states, set up shanty towns of 100k+ and began actively looking for work. well that's life in lebanon today.



i've always wondered, in situations like this, where do they get their shanties from?

other shanties. its shanties, all the way down

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Well that's very interesting however I am more concerned with whether I will order pizza or sushi for lunch today.
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i've always wondered, in situations like this, where do they get their shanties from?



The CIA.

Those camps are too advanced for sand people.

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impressive slum by virtue of size respects for the rows too littlegreenpills your heart does not "go out" to them they have no knowledge of you or your heart just saying important thread though a picture is worth a thousand words and i will reflect with care and concern on life for these refugees to whatever length that "my heart" will allow me to reach part of me knows that the children still have their games that they are playing which only brings me to yet another michael jackson moment you know my therapist said "you never had the chance to have a real childhood" is that why i like toys and sh`t so much? diapers?



for shame conec. i bought my right to make flippant posts about a bunch of extremely unfortunate people for five (5) fucking US dollars, you can jolly well pay your dues and do likewise, otherwise this is neither funny or acceptable

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what the FUCK... these refugees are eating pita bread and hummus like fucking kings, and now they want spices too!?
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swampman posted:

discipline posted:

imagine if in the span of about a year 60 million refugees entered the united states, set up shanty towns of 100k+ and began actively looking for work. well that's life in lebanon today.



i've always wondered, in situations like this, where do they get their shanties from?


Leftover sets from district 9

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http://www.cnn.com/2014/01/20/world/syria-torture-photos-amanpour/

The lawyers were hired to write the report by the British law firm Carter-Ruck, which in turn was funded by the Government of Qatar, de Silva told Amanpour.



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No surprise, but the opposition is guilty of human rights violations as well. It's like Nazi Germany invading the Soviet Union, who the heck do you root for?
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aerdil posted:

No surprise, but the opposition is guilty of human rights violations as well. It's like Nazi Germany invading the Soviet Union, who the heck do you root for?



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HenryKrinkle posted:

http://www.cnn.com/2014/01/20/world/syria-torture-photos-amanpour/

The lawyers were hired to write the report by the British law firm Carter-Ruck, which in turn was funded by the Government of Qatar, de Silva told Amanpour.



This is a very good and impartial report from the Governments of Qatar, United Kingdom and United States.

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lmfao carter-ruck????
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carter-Ruck#Trafigura

i wonder why the guardian article that broke the story http://www.theguardian.com/world/2014/jan/20/evidence-industrial-scale-killing-syria-war-crimes

merely says "a leading firm of London solicitors" lmao
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They call the anonymous Syrian defector who provided all the evidence "Caesar".
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I was a Cesarean birth. My mother always liked that hairstyle.