LMAOOOOOOO As the SFC that married the PFC, this hits closer to home than i like.

Russian officials have biologically evolved to be harder to push out of windows.

>The idea that Europeans advanced only because they were in the right place and the right time and there is nothing special about them genetically. There really isn't. Tell me: What were the Celts doing before the Romans conquered and civilized them? They were living in straw and mud hut villages with primitive engineering. They were engaging in undisciplined ooga booga-tier tribal warfare with no hierarchical structure beyond "form a band and follow the chieftain" or any tactics beyond charges and ambushes. And also, they were almost all illiterate. When Caesar was in Gaul, he noticed the only ones who reliably knew how to read were Celts who had adopted Greek, Latin, Phoenician, Etruscan, or other Mediterranean peoples writing systems because they had no equivalent one of their own. Why was the first great city in ancient Iberia, Cartagena, built by North Africans and not the native Celtiberians if whites are so special genetically? Why did the ancient Celts or Germans in general never build their own Rome, Athens, Carthage, Alexandria, etc. if all white people are collectively special genetically? I'm not gonna pretend like European civilizations weren't great and game-changing for humanity, but let's be real: The white race was only "undisputedly" running shit for like 3.5 centuries max out of the 4000 or so years of civilization (post-Cold War is just America running shit). And even then, the Japanese still nabbed a spot at the Big Boy's Table near the end. White people are cool and accomplished and all... But you guys aren't collectively elves, dude. If you asked Augustus Caesar who were the superior peoples between the Africans or Asians and the fairer-skinned peoples north of the Alps, it wouldn't even be a question for him. He'd probably admit the Celts made really nice swords though.

Inshallah, Gus the Wise shall assist you in feeling better.

So do women. Retard.

I wish I was a bird I could flap flap and then eat seeds in a tree

Checkmate.

Anytime I see Billie Eilish in the media, she's either complaining about capitalism or trying to sell me something

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18–20 February 2014: The bloodiest days on Maidan Square in Kyiv. In 2022, it becomes known that Russian elite soldiers were involved on Maidan Square. Their role remains unclear. In March 2022, the Russian soldier Rakhmet Dzhubanov dies in Ukraine. His hometown commemorates him and states that he was awarded the Medal of Suvorov for his actions on the Maidan in 2014. "The residents of the village of Khosheutovo in the Kharabala district bid farewell to Sergeant Major Rakhmet Khadyrzhanovich Dzhubanov of the Russian armed forces. He died during a special operation in Ukraine. He was 40 years old, of which Rakhmet Khadyrzhanovich spent 22 years in military service. He served in special units, in the intelligence service and in the commandant's office. In 2014, he took part in the events in Ukraine (Maidan) and was awarded the Suvorov Medal. Sergeant Major Rakhmet Chubanov took part in special operations in Syria and was awarded the Zhukov Medal. In 2020 he was transferred to the Marine Corps (Shali, Chechen Republic). Together with his relatives, we share the pain of the loss - the head of the department for interaction with military units and law enforcement agencies of the administration of the governor of the Astrakhan region Sergey Yatskov, the head of the administration of the municipality "Kharabalinsky district" Aleksey Shtonda, the head of the administration of the municipality "Kharabalinsky district". Aleksey Shtonda, head of the administration of the "Khosheutovo Village Council" Ahon Umbetov, military commissar of the Kharabala district Leonid Bradu, resident of the village of Khosheutovo, comrade, non-commissioned officer Azamat Dzhumanov. He left behind two children, wife and parents. We mourn together with you! For his courage and heroism, Staff Sergeant Rakhmet Dzhubanov was (posthumously) awarded the Order of Valor. Eternal glory to the hero!“"

“His tiny unit was pounded, he beat off every attacker”