People will continue pushing Ajit Pai as being the biggest issue imaginable in the next election, meaning that they will escalate it futher and further in order to maintain the feeding frenzy people have right now regarding Net Neutrality so that it can still remain fresh in two years. Either that or they will use the media to spontaneously spawn a supposed grassroots movement like they did with Net Neutrality during Obama, whereby they used blimey limey to agitate the masses. And I know that John Oliver isn't grassroots in the slightest, but most people don't see it as obvious that he is a MSM shill.
They could have easily taken someone not retarded like Jared Taylor instead of Spencer (who is pro-EU because he is dumb enough to think that constitutes as a white nation)
Seconding this. Although I do admit that Spencer was pretty smart in the way he approached Sargon by hitting him at an emotional level at the very start so that Sargon would sperg out for the whole debate, knowing that Sargon is just a jaded leftist.
It didn't start from the internet though, that's the point I am trying to raise. They will simply try to maintain the frenzy because once it gets old, people won't hit the same target twice so it becomes necessary for them to escalate bit-by-bit to keep it from dying.
At least it wasn't as bad as the Naked Ape debate with Destiny, where you had them both actually shout "SHUT UP SHUT UP SHUT UP" in the discussion.
Germany and Sweden have lots of hunters but no clue on France. Also although Germany has equal-force laws, its constitution also has public decency before it has any mention of the value of life: you can actually legally kill someone for insulting your honor, it is simply difficult to get the jury on your side if you try to argue your case with that.
That is assuming those get counted in statistics
Oh it gets even better when you take Operation Gladio into account, one of the terror attacks in Germany done by Nazi groups which is used to mention how super evil they are was both supplied and coordinated by the US and NATO. I am not too keen to say that it was by the CIA because it was officially started before the CIA had actually been created and it was simply handed over to them. It was originally designed for conducting terror strikes to have an excuse to crack down on Communists and to ruin any chances they have of getting public support, but it was also used against groups that were negative towards NATO. Although Operation Gladio is officially over, people speculate that they simply opened up Operation Gladio B as soon as the last one got shut down with the following link to back it up.
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/europe/german-spy-chief-heinz-fromm-quits-over-neo-nazi-investigation-scandal-7904493.html
>Politicians said the shredded files left the agency open to "every possible suspicion", including the notion that neo-Nazis were on its payroll or that agents themselves had neo-Nazi sympathies. The agency has made no secret of its use of paid "moles" to infiltrate the neo-Nazi scene.
>The destroyed documents contained background information on members of the National Socialist Underground (NSU).Over a decade, the neo-Nazi terrorist cell murdered a female police officer, shot dead nine immigrants, injured more than 20 people in two bomb attacks and robbed 14 banks to finance its operations.
>Police discovered the bodies of the gang's two ringleaders, Uwe Mundlos and Uwe Böhnhardt, in a burnt-out caravan in eastern Germany in November last year. Investigators established that they had committed suicide after robbing a bank.
>not all the factors are made evenly
Well yeah, that is most likely due to the fact that HDI is used. Sweden has a very high HDI because the index also includes trans rights, gender equality and gay rights, meaning that it can turn its economy to shit and still have it higher than anyone else.
21 here, almost 22, although I got into a trade during the time before getting into uni later than others, you're not missing much. If you really want something that you requires little time investment but is really good, get a forklift driver's license. Forklifts are expensive as fuck so companies will want someone qualified to drive them, many people even take out a loan to buy their own forklift so that they could demand even more pay from the company. You can also get into a crash-course for a trade (outside of college, obviously) and go into work directly, it will help motivation immensely because you feel the obligation from the fact that you are paying for it and from the fact that you are never learning meaningless shit that you will never use. The downside however is that you will need to dish out cash for all of that, but I recommend to look up the costs of doing it, it may even end up being cheaper. Whether it is cheaper or not, you are guaranteed to be spending less of your time and thus catching up for lost time.
Also this goes without saying but learning to drive a forklift won't be very useful to you if you don't know any companies that need one or any types of jobs involving the vehicle.