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We already know, but we decided to not do anything against it because we are stupid. Thanks though!

What the fuck is wrong with people

I just wash my pan normally. The amount of leftover oil is negligible.

If I deep fry something (which I pretty much never do), I put in a glass jar and throw it into the bin.

If we assume she sleeps 8 hours a night and is awake for 16 hours, then she smokes one cigarette every 10 minutes.

If we take into account she is doing other things during the day where she cannot use here hands, like eating or doing "fitness", this decreases to approximately 9 minutes.

Now, the average smoker needs 5-7 minutes for smoking one cigarette, meaning she has 2-4 minutes of "fresh air" between two cigarettes.

I don't really believe that tbh. I never heard of a person smoking that much

Ah yes, election polls 3.5 years before the next election

Germany hadn't done those things in the 1930s. They didn't start that until the 1940s.

This is true, but the way was clearly paved. This war was not "classic 20th century imperialiasm", relativizing the German crimes is still wrong in my opinion.

Can't really decide if this article is dangerous or just stupid. Claiming today's Russia is worse than 1930's Germany is a strong statement when Nazi Germany had perfected industrial mass murder to kill millions of Jews, Poles, Sinti and Roma, homosexuals, political enemies, handicapped people. I get it, Russia is evil, and maybe it is the most evil right now, but this is a historical comparison is both wrong and unnecessary.

People often draw comparisons between Nazi Germany and Russia today

Yeah, maybe they should not concentrate on comparisons too much, I mean why? Who benefits from that?

Because when Germany launched its campaigns in the 1930s, war for territory was still part of the global logic. That’s what empires did.

Just wow. So Germany's expansionism was Germany being a victory of the Zeitgeist?

Well this proves otherwise

Don't they also have these "neighborhood associations" that forbid them to do anything that falls out of line?

But for like 5.5m €, turnover? That still seems really stupid taking that risk