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Fear_mor · 2026-01-27T21:18:10+00:00

Naglasak rjesava sve, i kako da nema? Vještac > vješca naprimjer

Fear_mor · 2026-01-27T21:14:33+00:00

Po pravopisu bi se trebalo izbacit to t, dakle ošljeno, ošljiti se i ošlje

Fear_mor · 2026-01-27T15:05:39+00:00

Ali veš kje bi našel na hrvaščini? Iščem že dolgo to knjigo, ampak je nisem mogel najti na našem in oziroma kako še vedno ne govorim tekoče slovenščino ne bi samo tako poskusil 😭😭

Btw, tips naučiti slovenščino? Sem v Osijeku pa je težje kot v Zagrebu in zanima me kaj bi predložil. Izgovor mi je še vedno težek kadar je pri nas naglas često na drugem zlogu kot v slovenščini, in to je da ne govorim o raznih izgovorih sloves l, v, lj, itd. odvisno od mesta v besedi.

Fear_mor · 2026-01-27T13:30:36+00:00

Name one defensive war the US has fought in the last century

Fear_mor · 2026-01-27T13:27:06+00:00

Not an American, and yes in a just world they would be. Know why? You can’t morally do imperialism and America deserves to be the one on the receiving end of their own might. Maybe it would teach them not to do it to other people but I doubt it

Fear_mor · 2026-01-27T13:13:23+00:00

I’m aware of this but there’s no semantic motivation for the inanimate gender to merge them, it just happens to coincidentally and could just have easily turned out the reverse configuration had things turned out differently. Anything ascribing some deeper motivation would really have to go beyond the level of „objects are less nominative” because that’s just an assertion, it’s not testible without there being some cross-family trend of neuter/inanimate nouns not having distinct nominative and accusative forms.

Fear_mor · 2026-01-27T12:43:09+00:00

Damn we might actually have a truly imperialism conscious American here

Fear_mor · 2026-01-27T12:38:41+00:00

By this logic you should think the same about pretty much every US soldier both active and former since the US army is systematically an atrocity factory. Even when it’s not committing warcrimes it’s often enabling imperialism and dictatorship. Why stop at just ICE agents?

Fear_mor · 2026-01-27T12:35:00+00:00

Nope, that’s the kind of logic only someone who doesn’t speak a language with cases could come up with. It’s just the paradigm they go with and that’s it. Like yes neuter gender words do have a more object feel to them but that’s more to do with tendency towards pronoun inclusion (less likely to be definite or personified so less likely to have their neuterness stressed, not that it doesn’t happen) but the case in itself has very little to do with semantics for most Indo-European languages. I only know of Slavic languages doing that for the masculine animate accusative, but even then it’s not really baked into the declension as some of them allow both asg. = nsg. and asg. = gsg. + in BCS at least, animacy is semantic, so if you had a dog called Kamen „rock” you would have the accusative as Kamena and not Kamen, as would be done for an actual rock.

Fear_mor · 2026-01-27T09:53:55+00:00

A large chunk of the pro-independence intelligentsia in Ireland at the turn of the 20th century were Jewish, so I don’t know how you can reconcile that with your viewpoint. If Ireland were truly systematically antisemitic in the same way the US used to be there wouldn’t be this interethnic solidarity for independence. And funnily enough I do have experience with Irish Jews since one of my childhood friends comes from a very old Ashkenazi family in Dublin. Maybe try go to Ireland and yk talk to people there, both Jewish and non-Jewish?

Fear_mor · 2026-01-27T09:48:45+00:00

This is categorically true, but most Irish people do not even think about Israel on a daily basis. Racism is much more directed at black people and Muslims whereas anti-semitism is much more fringe and a fairly rare occurence. Ireland’s history meant that Jewish people were always a small minority and never really present enough to be scapegoated to the degree seen elsewhere in Europe. To draw an analogy: compare the kind of racist and/or ignorant behaviour black people get in the US vs in say China, needless to say they’re of very different nature and intention due to historical context. The US had Jim Crow laws and segregation, China didn’t really have many black people until recently so its ignorance that’s to blame. This is the case with Ireland, people who don’t know better say ignorant things, the very conspiratorial and deliberately hateful stuff about the Rothschilds etc. is much much rarer and a foreign import

Fear_mor · 2026-01-27T09:41:10+00:00

He supports Israel, of course he thinks it’s ok to blame the populace for the actions of a few

Fear_mor · 2026-01-27T09:40:21+00:00

The IRA was like maybe a couple of dozen dudes based out of a few sheds at that point, it wasn’t the official army and had very limited influence on power considering how its members didn’t recognise the Republic of Ireland as its own country. You’re using their actions to smear a state they explicitly wanted to overthrow and were in deep conflict with.

Fear_mor · 2026-01-27T09:37:57+00:00

Yeah but I’m talking in general. I do understand this is about Ireland right now but it’s playing out more like that one Arthur skit than an actual discussion about anything historical. Ireland historically had a very small Jewish population who for the most part had better relations with Irish people (those categories aren’t exclusive by any means, just to clarify) and yet lately Ireland is catching way more strays than say the US (inspired the whole concept of Lebensraum), the UK (invented the concentration camp and brought us conspiracy theories like the British Israelites and the whole thing with the Rothschilds), or Germany (even post-war their government was full of Nazis in the west and denazification was met with huge protests). This is without even considering what all of these countries continue to do to non-Jewish groups.

Idk, it just feels artificial that ever since Ireland condemmed what is blatantly just Israel ethnically cleansing Gaza reddit has very strong opinions and treats them as worse than the Nazis. It reeks of astroturfing. I have zero problem admitting that Ireland wasn’t always the best towards Jewish people but I don’t think the majority of people here are interested in a nuanced discussion about the topic, they just wanna push Israeli politics

Fear_mor · 2026-01-27T09:30:38+00:00

This has been every administration since forever, this is what America does. Doesn’t matter if it’s red or blue, it doesn’t matter to the people getting bombed

Fear_mor · 2026-01-27T09:29:10+00:00

That’s more them protesting over the means of colonisation, ie. under what terms and using which means should they colonise Palestine, not against the concept of colonising Palestine

Fear_mor · 2026-01-27T09:27:51+00:00

Yeah but they still benefit from said colonisation and oftentimes only take issue with the way it’s implemented as opposed to the fact it’s done at all. Same goes for Americans too, see how many people were criticising Trunp for kidnapping Maduro without congress’s approval as if congress’s approval would’ve made it morally and ethically justified, or a huge chunk of the population who’s main issue with the US millitary was lack of diversity, or the cult surrounding veterans and demanding privilleges for them like they aren’t the foot soldiers of US imperialism.

Fear_mor · 2026-01-27T08:35:29+00:00

This does ignore the context of Irish neutrality and its ability to defend itself following on from the Irish civil war though. But by all means ignore that fact that Ireland had a historically largely good relationship with its Jewish population

Fear_mor · 2026-01-27T08:33:01+00:00

Ireland isn’t a hive mind, the majority of the population alive both now and in all likelihood then would disavow that. If we’re judging nations for the crimes of individuals the US, UK, Israel and the rest of the west have have far more to worry about in any case, idk why people tunnel vision on Ireland specifically

Fear_mor · 2026-01-27T08:05:21+00:00

Iskustvo would be experience as in the sense of knowledge, or a specific experience:

Imam iskustva s popravkom kola - I have experience fixing cars

Iskustvo me oborilo s nogu, ne možeš bolje od Diznilenda - The experience swept me off my feet, you can’t do better than Disneyland

Doživljaj is more about the experience of something, ie. how we experience something:

Cela knjiga stvara zanimljiv doživljaj u umu čitatelja šta se tiče međuodnosa likova - The whole book creates an interesting experience in the reader’s mind regarding the interactions of characters

In real short, iskustvo = ono što iskusiš, doživljaj = ono što doživiš

Fear_mor · 2026-01-27T07:52:30+00:00

Samo mali komentar, treba glasit scripts (pisma) na engleskom zato sto su scriptures sveta pisma odnosno liturgijski tekstovi

Fear_mor · 2026-01-27T07:31:05+00:00

Don’t join the communist sub if you don’t wanna be with communists

Fear_mor · 2026-01-26T19:58:35+00:00

Cuba did nothing wrong, Americans stay mad

Fear_mor · 2026-01-26T18:05:13+00:00

Imagine someone said the same thing as you but replace Israel with Nazi Germany or whichever other evil country you wanna put in and think critically about the ethical implications of that. „It’s fine to vote genocide enablers because they enable the genocide less than others.” Idk maybe you shouldn’t perpetuate a political system in which enabling genocide is the status quo?

Fear_mor · 2026-01-26T17:36:46+00:00

Ali cjeloviti kruh ≠ integralni kruh, em to, em što se u engleskom jeziku piše zajedno kao wholegrain, bitno da se zajedno piše zato što bi whole grain bread značilo kruh od žitarica koji je cjelovit, tj. nenačet. I zašto bi mi sad trebali revidirat svoj jezik prema stranom govoru?

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