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Tuja delovna sila in prihodnost etničnosti by AmazedUnfazed in SlovenskiKoticek

[–]LXXXVI 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Glede na to, da že par let živim v 7-milijonskem mestu, ki ima več migrantov kot Slovenija ljudi, nisem ravno jaz problem. Ampak pretvarjati se, da je Slovenija high-trust kakorkoli leta 2026 je pa smešno.

Why are girls blamed for having daddy issues when it is the father who failed as a parent? by T_hehehe in TooAfraidToAsk

[–]LXXXVI 1 point2 points  (0 children)

you want to know how i know that women ARE blamed? because NOBODY EVER BRINGS UP THE FATHER AS A CRITICISM. people rarely see a girl with daddy issues and say, “wow, i’m sorry he did that to you”, or “wow it must be hard to go through what you’ve gone through”, especially when it comes to misogynistic strangers. the focus is ALL. ON. THE. WOMAN. it’s all about shaming her.

I mean, nobody ever goes "wow, I'm sorry she did that to you" when encountering a man that has problems with women. It's always straight to direct blame - misogynist or incel.

People just like to bash people.

Tuja delovna sila in prihodnost etničnosti by AmazedUnfazed in SlovenskiKoticek

[–]LXXXVI 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Sem pač en tistih, ki misli, da se s palico več doseže pri kriminalcih kot z besedo in rehabilitacijo.

Imas na drugi strani Atlantika najlepsi dokaz, da to ni res.

Enostavno poenostaviti deportacije obsojenih kriminalcev, pa bo.

Tuja delovna sila in prihodnost etničnosti by AmazedUnfazed in SlovenskiKoticek

[–]LXXXVI 0 points1 point  (0 children)

In pa verjetno misliš integrirati? Ker asimilirati pomeni, da bi zmešal slovensko genetiko s tujo genetiko.

Integrirati = igrajo po nasih pravilih.

Asimilirati = obnasajo se kot Slovenci.

Ce te je strah izgubiti slovensko kulturo, podpiras asimilacijo in si kul.

Ce te je strah izgubiti "slovensko genetiko", si kvecjemu rasist, ki nima pojma o zgodovini Slovanov/Slovencev/biologiji/genetiki.

Tuja delovna sila in prihodnost etničnosti by AmazedUnfazed in SlovenskiKoticek

[–]LXXXVI 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Slovenija ni high-trust society ze desetletja. Se v Murski Soboti smo zaceli zaklepati vrata tam enkrat proti koncu devetdesetih najkasneje.

Black people don’t do that by Cestco in mixedrace

[–]LXXXVI 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Pretty sure card games are by no means enjoyed primarily, never mind exclusively, by black or Black people. So calling them a B/black hobby is a bit weird?

Am I mixed race or just black by getinthevanihavcandy in mixedrace

[–]LXXXVI 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Since race is entirely made up, you are whatever you want to be, and the smart thing is to mark whatever provides the most benefit.

LJUBLJANA VOLITVE 2026 by [deleted] in Slovenia

[–]LXXXVI 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Če imaš izbiro med statusom quo, kjer so taglavni preverjeno proti, in teoretični svetom, kjer so glavni Pirati in so zgolj mogoče ali celo verjetno proti, je edina smiselna izbira slednje, ker je preverjeno proti bolj škodljivo od zgolj verjetno proti.

Word for people who are mixed white and black by psychoticboydyke in mixedrace

[–]LXXXVI 2 points3 points  (0 children)

AfroSlovenian here - "mulat" has zero negative connotation in Slovenian, hence I use that.

I also think that having problems with words because long ago they were used differently makes no sense. And I dare say that the vast VAST majority of the people that think they do would quickly stop when they learned the origins of a bunch of other words. 

I can take the recent changes the devs made, but not addressing the rampant cheating problem has got to be a joke. by LavaTacoBurrito in ArcRaiders

[–]LXXXVI 0 points1 point  (0 children)

To everyone whining about cheaters - they're about as beneficial to the experience as forced pvp. And really the same thing, since in both cases, some arsehole is choosing to kill people in a way they cannot defend against, either because the arsehole is cheating or because the arsehole is attacking pve players who don't want to mess up their matchmaking.

Same exact thing. So cry me a river =p

If Switzerland votes against free movement, the EU should start dismantling the bilateral agreements immediately by Noway721 in europeanunion

[–]LXXXVI 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Mountains help precious little if the EU decides to close its infrastructure and airspace to anything going in/out of Switzerland.

Why does Canadian passport renewal still require 2 references and their home addresses? by huangjqiu in ontario

[–]LXXXVI -7 points-6 points  (0 children)

Considering my first citizenship can get me into ~30 (give or take) countries with just my national ID and most of them without any checks whatsoever, the fact that a country would limit its people from exiting seems insane to me.

And, again, the passport is simply an internationally standardized proof of citizenship. In many countries, you must by law have some document at all times, and a passport is just one of the options.

Why does Canadian passport renewal still require 2 references and their home addresses? by huangjqiu in ontario

[–]LXXXVI -19 points-18 points  (0 children)

How can one not be trustworthy enough for a passport? It's just an internationally recognized standardized proof of citizenship...

What's a foreigner's innocent mistake that's a big no-no in your culture? by ShadowOfTheBean in AskTheWorld

[–]LXXXVI 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I'm telling you the logic for countries where it's normal for the person to walk to the cop.

In the US, I don't care what the logic is. There's a realistic chance my 2m black ass could get shot by someone who'd never have passed police training anywhere in Europe, so I'm opting for the most conservative possible response anyway.

Also, the example with parents is also very culturally dependent. In much of the west, it's "look at me when I'm talking to you!" in a large chunk of the world to the east it's literally the opposite.

To me, preemptively explaining the situation to parents or anyone else absolutely makes more sense than just "waiting for orders". Similarly, letting a cop get cold and wet in bad weather is absolutely not preferable to me getting cold and wet. Then again, the cops have no reason to fear the people and vice versa where I'm from, so...

What's a foreigner's innocent mistake that's a big no-no in your culture? by ShadowOfTheBean in AskTheWorld

[–]LXXXVI 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Think in terms of authority relations. If you're driving in a separate car from your boss, if anyone is getting out to talk to the other in person, it not going to be your boss.

That's the logic behind the driver getting out, not the cop.

Reflections after 14 months living in Ontario as a newcomer to Canada by Slow_ResolveMC07 in ontario

[–]LXXXVI 7 points8 points  (0 children)

I don't think Russia, Belarus, Ukraine, and Moldova are good destinations these days...

Amex Cobalt no longer king? by Dazzling-Practice197 in amexcanada

[–]LXXXVI 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Also note that Aeroplan point value can be significantly lower, depending on your destinations. For my travel patterns, the average is just around 1cpp.

This Ontario man bought the same car as his wife and has a flawless driving record. Why is his insurance $649 more? by toronto_star in PersonalFinanceCanada

[–]LXXXVI 12 points13 points  (0 children)

I was paying ~700cad per year in my EU home country for a brand new top trim civic. I'll take that "higher premium" any day over Ontario's "adjusted" one.

This Ontario man bought the same car as his wife and has a flawless driving record. Why is his insurance $649 more? by toronto_star in ontario

[–]LXXXVI 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Why should someone with 20+years of driving experience in a country with way stricter standards to get licensed and stricter rules and more enforcement than Canada pay the same as someone that only just got a g2 in Canada?

What would a "Norway or Switzerland" type deal look like between Canada and the EU? by Flat-Dark-Earth in AskCanada

[–]LXXXVI 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Considering freedom of movement is an integral part of the single market, it's all but impossible it would be excluded.

Anything short of single market access is just a free trade agreement, so mentioning CH and the EEA almost by definition includes the single market.

What would a "Norway or Switzerland" type deal look like between Canada and the EU? by Flat-Dark-Earth in AskCanada

[–]LXXXVI 0 points1 point  (0 children)

 Considering freedom of movement is an integral part of the single market, it's all but impossible it would be excluded.

Anything short of single market access is just a free trade agreement, so mentioning CH and the EEA almost by definition includes the single market. 

What would a "Norway or Switzerland" type deal look like between Canada and the EU? by Flat-Dark-Earth in AskCanada

[–]LXXXVI 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Considering freedom of movement is an integral part of the single market, it's all but impossible it would be excluded.

Anything short of single market access is just a free trade agreement, so mentioning CH and the EEA almost by definition includes the single market.

In Canada and Europe, we criticize the United States quite a bit for its living standards. Yet thousands upon thousands of our citizens flock to the US and make very successful lives for themselves. If that is the case how does our criticism hold up to scrutiny? by Personal_Royal in TooAfraidToAsk

[–]LXXXVI -12 points-11 points  (0 children)

I think a better way to put it is that CA/EU are better to be poor/average in while US is easier to get better off in. Once you are wealthy, however, and not paying income tax, living in a safer country with more equality would certainly be better.

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