During the Second Italo-Ethiopian War and the ensuing Italian colonisation of Ethiopia, Mussolini implemented numerous laws mandating strict racial segregation between black Africans and Italians in Italian East Africa. These racist laws were much more rigorous and pervasive than those in other European colonies, in which racial segregation was generally more informal, and were instead comparable in scope and scale to those of South Africa during the Apartheid era, where laws dictated racial segregation down to the most mundane minutiae of society.

What’s your problem with their comment, and what does reddit have to do with it?

So we’re to blame

Which one, mr. President?

You seem pleasant.

Or maybe don’t tell other people how to live their lives?

Those are literally all still YouTube.

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No different than Trump

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Interesting, thanks for the insight.

And so it begins

And they could be under a gag order nobody would ever know.

This sounds a little tinfoil-hat-y but I don’t really know what I’m talking about.

Holy shit man no one deserves to go this way

Edit: this article is something else. I encourage everyone to give it a read.

He then rushed to the scene. “As I reached the bus, the screams turned into a blood-curdling silence,” he said. “I wanted to help but was stopped by a friend and a policewoman, because the bus was still on fire and at risk of explosion.”

I’m still salty and disappointed how most people continue to stay there knowing all this shit

Hallo!

I cancelled all my subscription services today and fired up the ol’ abandoned Plex server. I was paying for the convenience for awhile to be honest, but I’m over it now. Internet and a VPN are mostly all anybody needs anymore.

Wasps are just as important in most ecosystems. They prey on pests, are pollinators, and act as decomposers. The only species of wasp you should hate in the US is the only one that is invasive: the Asian ‘murder’ hornet.

Motherfucker was caught red handed LMAO

I’ve been a listener of all types of jazz for about 15 years. In my experience, Japanese jazz is akin to having one of those YouTube ‘chillhop lofi Jazz’ live streams up. It isn’t super technical and gets a bit repetitive to me, but it’s nice to have on every now and then while I’m trying to multitask.

I don’t think there’s a good way to control this. Sounds like these kids were never taught empathy