spicy one
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Missilepotamia
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Well they didn't get any Western students protesting the genocide there, so it doesn't surprise me.
Is the poor little Zionist upset at people taking issue with genocide?
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It's a little funny.
If you can't laugh while choking on fallout, why even bother?
Making "fun" about the eradication of someone (some country) already the target of current and ongoing aggression from all over the world, while the shitheads of America and Israel are bombing them, committing war crimes and mass murdering people faster than we can count, is decidedly inhumane and despicable.
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Making "fun" about the eradication of someone (some country) already the target of current and ongoing aggression from all over the world, while the shitheads of America and Israel are bombing them, committing war crimes and mass murdering people faster than we can count, is decidedly inhumane and despicable.
wrote on last edited by [email protected]Humor doesnt need a winner and a loser, someone to step on and domeone to step up.
If you think it does, you're probably a bad person. Certainly not a very amusing one.
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Arma calling it again
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Trump solves global warming with nuclear weapons. Get his Nobel prize ready.
That's actually a brilliant idea. Once you eradicate most of the humanity, the rest will sort itself out.
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I love how the answer to the Middle East problem is a nuke, and not just, I don’t know, leaving us alone for a change.
Nowhere does it say who nuked them. Maybe it was themselves.
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Well, now you've piqued my curiosity. Got a link?
The Wikipedia article I'm reading right now says that the Indian plate split from Gondwana 100 MY ago (33 MY before the Chicxulub impact), so that's not the connection. Further down the page, it says that the plate movement might have sped up as it passed over the mantle plume from the impact that created the Deccan Traps (my interpretation, BTW; the science isn't actually as settled as I'm making it out to be), but it seems to me that that wouldn't change the "result" of the plate colliding with Asia and creating the Indian Subcontinent, only the timing of the collision.
Here: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1674987125000325
Everything I said previously was what I could remember, give this a read yourself, it's not long and it is really interesting
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That's the holy land
That's the holy sea.
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Whoever drew this went to great lengths to keep Israel on the map
Without it the value of the Suez Canal plummets. Please, think of the shareholders.
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And thus it happened. There were peace for a hundred years.
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Deeply. They were only defending themselves by murdering these toddlers... I mean, potential terrorists.
The toddlers were terrifying the poor IDF soldiers, hence they were terrorists.
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The haters will say an old map was used to edit this but realistically a lot can happen in 10 years.
If we want to be realistic, then if there was a nuclear explosion that big on planet Earth all the nations around it would be nuclear wastelands from the shockwave and fallout and the rest of the planet would probably be covered in ice from the nuclear winter.
Most nation states on that side of the planet would be gone and the ones on the other side of the planet would at the very least be collapsing from the fall in agricultural production and subsequent wars of desperation.
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The toddlers were terrifying the poor IDF soldiers, hence they were terrorists.
More importantly, toddlers grow up into Palestinian adults. IDF obviously cannot allow THAT.
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Doing this creates world peace change my mind lol
Peace of the grave.
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Nowhere does it say who nuked them. Maybe it was themselves.
Then leave them alone to nuke themselves.
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Then leave them alone to nuke themselves.
Again, nowhere in the image is it saying they were helped to nuke themselves.
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ts looks like the kerbin map from KSP
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Wouldn't a nuke that big crack the crust?
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And thus it happened. There were peace for a hundred years.
wrote on last edited by [email protected]3 years. Balkans.
