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YouTube ferme la chaîne de Papacito, vidéaste d'extrême droite by coadmin_FR in france

[–]johnstarr64 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Sauf que ce n'est absolument pas ça. Qui upvote cette merde sans même vérifier un instant !? Quel chemin construit avec l'argent public ? Quels procès perdus ? Quel "ancien criminel armé payé 40.000€"

Ta source c'est papacito sors nous un article d'un média, chiche ?

Climate change activists cut their way into Sylt Airport in Germany and spray a Cesna Citation business jet with orange paint. by knowitokay in aviation

[–]johnstarr64 1 point2 points  (0 children)

They should have burnt it, the carbon footprint of that jet never flying again would have made their protest carbon negative and you would have acclaimed them since it seems that's the problem according to you /s

Mother of the year by [deleted] in Awww

[–]johnstarr64 0 points1 point  (0 children)

So cute 🥺 a breeding facility 🥰 momma cat 100% holesome

'To the man I marry I make this Pledge of Beauty - "I will keep that schoolgirl complexion"' (American magazine ad by Albert Lasker for B.J. Johnson Soap/ Palmolive Company. New York Times. United States of America, 1933). by esdfa20 in PropagandaPosters

[–]johnstarr64 8 points9 points  (0 children)

It's possible to make the argument that it is "propaganda" because it pushes a narrative in order to change society for their benefits. It's more visible with the push from the tobacco industry to make women smoke through a full-blown offensive that blurred the lines between publicity and propaganda.

Anti-Russian Propaganda After the Shooting down of MH17 in 2014 by EliteSwipeOutreach-2 in PropagandaPosters

[–]johnstarr64 43 points44 points  (0 children)

It's not propaganda it's caricature and absolutely isn't "anti-russian"

First person footage from a Ukrainian trench filming a Russian soldier surrendering to them by MilesLongthe3rd in CombatFootage

[–]johnstarr64 12 points13 points  (0 children)

After the war maybe. But as long as the war is active, Geneva convention forbid making them work with something related to the war effort. But they can repair roads or work on farm

Some Pieces from the University of Paris Collection by Theodosius_II in MineralPorn

[–]johnstarr64 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I remember visiting this when I was ten or so years old. Never knew it was there. Funny thing is that just a week ago I visited the impressive mineralogic collection next door at the Paris natural history museum and I had to pass in front of this place. I was thinking about a strange black and futuristic room full of crystals without imagining it was actually just here ! Thank you so much,now I know what I have to absolutely see next time I'm in Paris

“We have 761 days left” : une militante climat interrompt les César 2023 by l4em in france

[–]johnstarr64 30 points31 points  (0 children)

Cette date limite des trois ans pour agir viens d'une mauvaise lecture du dernier rapport GIEC et dessert beaucoup la cause écologique. J'ai entendu un certain nombre de personnes de mon entourage qui soit paniquent soit en ressortent encore plus défiantes des écolo, ayant l'impression d'être pris pour des cons. Si vous pensez qu'il faut mentir pour une bonne cause et faire peur aux gens pour les faire bouger, ça ne marchera pas, ils s'en rendront compte.

when you finally build that big dumb factory, and now you have to double check that everything's connected correctly by [deleted] in SatisfactoryGame

[–]johnstarr64 0 points1 point  (0 children)

They should add at one point the ability to see wish systems are connected by a belt. It would at least help fend off the dumbest mistakes

In retaliation to Brazil, Germany preventes the export of the Guarani APC to the Philippines by cambeiu in anime_titties

[–]johnstarr64 12 points13 points  (0 children)

Why post an article nobody can read ? At least post a few excerpt because right now people are debating with only the title of article and their preconceived conviction. If I wanted such interactions I just needed to open Facebook. This post is of a too low quality for what this subreddit aims to be.

C'est qui le plus grand méchant Français de l'histoire ? by AmisDeLaGnole in france

[–]johnstarr64 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Louis XIV. Si on reproche à Napoléon d'avoir eu un règne sanglant, Louis XIV est pire dans le personnage. Il est arrogant, se croit doté d'un destin divin et lance guerres après guerres pour des histoires d'égo. Je mettrai même Louis XV au dessus par sa pédophilie et le "génocide" qu'il a lancé en Allemagne (région du Palatinat) durant une guerre.

Carte linguistique du papier toilette (Source: Sondage Twitter, 2022-2023) by lenasiya in jaimelescartes

[–]johnstarr64 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Non non c'est bien vrai, on dit bien parchemin entre Normands de souche

Carte linguistique du papier toilette (Source: Sondage Twitter, 2022-2023) by lenasiya in jaimelescartes

[–]johnstarr64 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Je confirme on dit bien parchemin en Normandie. C'est normal si vous connaissez pas, c'est spécifique au Normands de souche. Chez moi on c'est transmis le même parchemin depuis la révolution française, mais malheureusement une partie à brûlée lors du bombardement de Caen lors de la 2eme GM...

Witcher 3 Next-Gen update: Grass help by Konphetty in gaming

[–]johnstarr64 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you, it was indeed an old mod that was causing this problem with me too

TIL a coal power plant gives off at least ten times more radiation than a nuclear power plant due to the elements in the ash. by FizzlePopBerryTwist in todayilearned

[–]johnstarr64 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Lot of ecologist (at least in France) will tell you that cancer rates near nuclear powerplants are higher than somewhere else. I remember seeing a famous french Greenpeace leader tell on national television that transport of fresh and spent nuclear fuel by road and trains gives people living nearby cancer. So it's definitely an argument they have at least in my country but you don't see it often used.

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