Title pretty much says it all. One of the things that drives me nuts about the useful parrots in the "inclusivity" and open borders crowd is how they don't understand something as fundamental as the intolerant minority, or, in this case, the variant of "it only takes one side to start a war." It doesn't matter how much a group of buddies want peace or how pacifist a group of hipsters are. No matter how much they'd prefer spending time biking, playing xbox, listening to classic rock on the ster…
If you're looking at stats on the worlds happiest cities in terms of pollution, healthcare, etc., including a number of metrics that skew towards massive central control, and at or near the top you'll find Copenhagen, in Denmark. While not all of Denmark is on islands, a lot of it, including Copenhagen itself, is, and the city is within easy view and shot of Sweden, with a bridge connecting the two. The bridge is the one which kicks off a scandinavian series of that name, later redone as a Briti…
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A second general observation before I get into some more specific stuff, but Europe came across as a bit schizophrenic. Yes, on the one hand, if you read the official news reports and proclomations of government, if you watch how England cowers before rape gangs and vans of peace, how Merkel invites in the world, and how the Swedish government treats those who might be radicalized by noticing the problems that bringing in third worlders hath wrought, you'd think they're all cosmopolitan and coul…
I was digging a bit into various covers of Senbonzakura because as much as I love the Waggaki band it turns out the song did not start with them, but in an anime-related community known as Vocaloid. In the process, I stumbled into a pretty interesting cover done by a lady called Lindsey Sterling, and since I'm a sucker for cute girls playing violin, looked around. She doesn't dance as much in this video as she does in other songs. She reportedly has learned to play and dance at the same time, a…