>>423539 Not German, but can I get a quick rundown?

>>423540 Just saw this. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TZ0Z3oTi3nQ I have nothing to make webms and video archives don't work.

>>423541 Just some article written by some Kraut fuck that got a negative reception, not very noteworthy. I'm more concerned about Savage, and how European governments like France are pushing for a rearmement. As much as it feels beneficient for the continent to stop being militarily dependent of the US (and perhaps even for America as well, so they don't have to babysit them as much if SHTF), I fear some unsavory people might escalate tensions to the point we might not be able to contain them, probably to push forced conscriptions.

>>423542 I'm more worried this is just another excuse to steal taxpayer's money. <Thank you citizens! we managed to collect 200 billions thanks to the new taxes so we can arm ourselves! it was worthy taxing meat, eggs, milk, fruits, vegetable and grain! You might have survived on insect protein and plastic meat, but now we have enouth to defend ourselves! >100 millions for tax revenue >200 millions for assessors >1 billion an 50 millions for state marketing >20 billion for neuro divergent gender fluid military programs >... >Whatever is left to germany so they repeat the same steps <I'm sorry citizens! we don't have enouth money to finance our army, so we are going to tax oxigen. Don't worry! it would be only temporary!

>>423543 Probably that too, France is trying to earn €B400+ aimed at a 2024-2030 miltary upgrade program for the French armies, I fear that money might be diverted at best to the foundation of a European force, at worst for things completely unrelated.

>>423544 Maybe something good might come with all that bad. When the time comes for conscriptions maybe the left will ask the moor/niggers to pay back all the hospitality they recieved, so they might just cross the sea back to Africa or start an invasion themselves.

>>423545 >maybe the left will ask the moor/niggers to pay back all the hospitality they recieved Lol, lmao even. Perhaps the right, but I'm not so sure about that either.

>>423546 Not sure, in my experience the left is only 'nice' until you are not longer useful. If the new europeans don't help with war they might be just pushed into it the same way the right is pushed, as long it protects them.

>>423534 DMC4 had a jrpg pope; Therefore the whole series is political as fuck.

>>423542 Rearmament is also just another way to push killing their own citizens while also letting the immigrants run free

>>423542 >I'm more concerned about Savage Unatco?

>>423549 Worked out for hitler.

nest thread's theme? >>423528 whats' the name of the song?

>>423552 Think I'll do an economy related one in about an hour from now.

>>423553 cool, thank you

>>423539 >>423540 >>423541 >>423542 >>423543 >>423544 >>423545 >>423546 >>423547 >>423549 The one problem with everything Europe is doing with the concept of "rearmiment" is that there is no industries in Europe. All the companies who actually make money are American, and all the shit they import is from Russia, West Taiwan, and elsewhere. The ONLY things Europe exports is alchohol, music, "innovations" that will never work in a real-world situation, and the smugness that comes with being a dying culture. If these jackasses actually DID want to become self-sufficient, great military powers, and respectable again; then what that would require them to do is to get rid of all their "free" shit like "free" healthcare and "free" education, get rid of all the taxes and regulation, and get rid of the fucking EU. However they're never going to do that, so all that ends up happening is endless chest-thumping and saber rattling about how they're going to show the world that "We're the best" yet the past century has shown that the rest of the world has left them behind, and only ever cares about Europe to get them out of whatever bullshit they got themselves into this time.

>>423550 >Unatco? No, Savage.

>>423495 Too fat for my liking. Why couldn't they keep her slim like the older games did?

>>423555 You can't do any of that stuff, anon. It's objectively correct and makes sense. That's not allowed in an occupied society, and you'd better damn well believe that the whole of Europe has been literally physically occupied by a foreign power for the last 80 years.

>>423558 >and you'd better damn well believe that the whole of Europe has been literally physically occupied by a foreign power for the last 80 years. It's not the Kikes that are a problem, it's the Europeans that are a problem. Do you want to know the EXACT moment Europe stopped being the "leading" continent in the world: https://archive.ph/VuD2K July 9, 1755 <Franklin wrote in his autobiography that the general expected to make quick work of Fort Duquesne. He recalled Braddock boasting,“Duquesne can hardly detain me above three or four days.” <Franklin, however, cautioned the general that he was badly underestimating the rigors of the American wilderness and the dangers therein – especially the French-allied Indians. “The only danger I apprehend of obstruction to your march,” he warned, “is from ambuscades of Indians, who, by constant practice, are dexterous in laying and executing them, and the slender line, near four miles long, which your army must make, may expose it to be attacked by surprise in its flanks, and to be cut like a thread into several pieces.’” <Franklin wrote that Braddock smiled at his “ignorance” and recalled the general replying, “These savages may, indeed, be a formidable enemy to your raw American militia, but upon the King’s regular and disciplined troops, sir, it is impossible they should make any impression.” <That abrupt dismissal of Franklin’s advice would prove fatally misguided. <Later that same month, Braddock led a force of British regulars and American militiamen – including George Washington, Daniel Morgan and young Sergeant Daniel Boone – from Fort Cumberland, Maryland, into the Appalachian wilderness. There, Braddock would suffer one of the worst defeats in British military history. <... <Such loutish British behavior gave birth to – or at least added to – colonial resentment toward Britain. But Braddock’s debacle in the American wilderness also had a more far-reaching and subtle influence on the thinking of those in the Colonies, a shift Franklin again was able to discern: “[It] gave us Americans the first suspicion that our exalted ideas of the prowess of British regulars had not been well founded.” Tell me, when was the last time a European power ever considered the possibility that EVERY FUCKING THING they "knew" to be true was wrong or misguided?

>>423553 There’s definitely some kind of vidya reference out there that could work with that idea too

>>423560 Why do you need a reference? Just make "The price of the Switch 2 is too damn high" thread.

>>423560 >>423561 Recettear?

>>423562 Recettear sounds good

>>423563 >>423562 >"Capitalism Ho!" >Switch price on screen >third panel is Recette in her cardboard box

>>423552 >whats' the name of the song? Rammstein - Du Hast

>>423565 thank you

>>423567 I miss Killing Floor 1. KF2 and Tripwire can suck a dick though.

>>423520 You had your chance with >>999999 (822861), 9 is now reserved by Cirno. Get BTFO nazi faggots.

>>423570 heh

>>423571 >>423570 We are you. You are us.

>>423571 >>423572 holy shit.

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