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[Yakumo Chidori]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XmxGMuqAV8k

These girls are from Austria/Hungary but since both should rightfully belong to the fatherland I'm counting them as German for you. Have you met these German girls Yäkümo? They're pretty cute.

You see, those are people that need to be put into a camp, once they are reintegrated into the Reich.

[Cedric deBouilard]

You see, those are people that need to be put into a camp, once they are reintegrated into the Reich.

You mean something like a...a breeding camp?

[Niki Nakamura]

[Niki Nakamura]

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/10333211

Any zany news stories always seem to come from The Fatherland...

[Andy Koraka]

Germans.

[Yakumo Chidori]

Yup!

[Orzo Torasson]

You mean something like a...a breeding camp?

I think the correct German term is "DER SEXEN CAMPEN". It's in caps because you have to yell it.

[Theodoric Darkwind]

Yup!

From what i've heard Lederhosen are VERY expensive. Same with Dirndls (sp)

[Yakumo Chidori]

From what i've heard Lederhosen are VERY expensive. Same with Dirndls (sp)

Spelling is spot on.

And it really depends...

You can get very, very cheap China-import shit for, say 35 Euros for a Lederhose or so, but expect the chemicals in there to rot off your nether regions. Dirndl sets (again, probably made by child-labor in Indonesia or something) are sold for a few tens of Euros at Lidls and Aldis (supermarkets) during Oktoberfest time.

But you can very easily run into the hundreds of Euros if you go for good quality and add a designer label onto it, which is really necessary if you want to take part in the high-society Oktoberfest circles.

http://www.zalando.de/lederhose/

Dirndls are somewhat cheaper, but not very much, and they of course need to be stacked with accessoires.,

http://trachtenshop.de/

I hate the South-Bavarian culture...

[Yakumo Chidori]

[Niki Nakamura]

http://www.bbc.co.uk...europe-21559451

[Yakumo Chidori]

http://www.bbc.co.uk...europe-21559451

I had a longer think about that one, and you have to admit that it would be super-efficient.

Also, why the fuck not? Horsemeat is not bad for you, in fact, it tastes great, and if the "contaminated" meat is handed out clearly labled as containing horsemeat where is the problem. Fucking opposition just being against it for the sake of being a fucking opposition, fuck democracy and fuck politics, blinding people to the logical solution.

If the entitled poor people are too fine to touch that meat, start handing it out for free in supermarkets, I would cram my freezer full of it.

Waste of food is about one of the worst crimes of our capitalistic first world culture, anything countering that is cool in my book.

[Ahoru Osim]

Also, why the fuck not? Horsemeat is not bad for you, in fact, it tastes great, and if the "contaminated" meat is handed out clearly labled as containing horsemeat where is the problem.

Except quite a bit of the horsemeat tested so far in the UK and Scandinavia has contained Phenylbutazone, and yes there is a reason that this is no longer used as a treatment for arthritis - mainly the increased risk of aplastic anemia and kidney damage (oh - and it increases the risk of cancer... what doesn't).
So while the chances of side effects from eating contaminated meat might be small, feeding it to the nations poor might be slightly unethical - not that this has historically stopped you guys.

[Andy Koraka]

Except quite a bit of the horsemeat tested so far in the UK and Scandinavia has contained Phenylbutazone, and yes there is a reason that this is no longer used as a treatment for arthritis - mainly the increased risk of aplastic anemia and kidney damage (oh - and it increases the risk of cancer... what doesn't).
So while the chances of side effects from eating contaminated meat might be small, feeding it to the nations poor might be slightly unethical - not that this has historically stopped you guys.

I'm sure all those African children starving to death are worried sick about how eating horsemeat which might be tainted with trace amounts of phenylbutazone a drug might slightly increase their risk of cancer 50 years from now.

But yea, lets do the "ethical" thing and tell them all about how we're protecting their dignity by refusing to give them food.

[Ahoru Osim]

I'm sure all those African children starving to death are worried sick about how eating horsemeat which might be tainted with trace amounts of phenylbutazone a drug might slightly increase their risk of cancer 50 years from now.

But yea, lets do the "ethical" thing and tell them all about how we're protecting their dignity by refusing to give them food.

I have no statistics on the number of starving african children currently living in The Fatherland - but I'm gonna risk it and claim that the number is fairly small...

[Andy Koraka]

I have no statistics on the number of starving african children currently living in The Fatherland - but I'm gonna risk it and claim that the number is fairly small...

The point was that there are plenty of people in the world who would be more than happy to eat free horse meat.

[Ahoru Osim]

The point was that there are plenty of people in the world who would be more than happy to eat free horse meat.

Yes.. and for a while in the 1920s parts of the soviet population ate their own children to avoid starving to death - people do interesting things when desperate, but not all of them are good ideas.

Basically nothing is known about the origins of the horsemeat apart from the fact that it's horse, that portions of it seems have been supplied by the eastern european mafia, that there's absolutely no paperwork for most of it and that testing it shows remains of drugs with enough side effects that they're generally not used in the western world. This (atleast in Denmark) forced manufacturers to recall them before local athourities deemed them unfit for human consumption.

If someone in europe wants to make an informed decision and take the chance then that's perfectly fine, but unloading it on a population that essentially has no choice is unethical even if it will keep them alive for another day.

So even if you want to stick to the default "starving african children" strawman argument I really can't see the benefits - but then again, why stop at the horsemeat? when we're done distributing frozen food in a warm country with notoriously poor infrastructure and very limited electricity I'm sure we can find some other leftovers of dubious origins, poor nutritional value and with possibly dangerous additives to throw their way - maybe some slighly out of date oysters?

[Alicia Fermi]

Few people are aghast to be eating horse, meat is meat. The issue is the lack of transparency in food labeling and in the supply chain.

You really cannot make any arguments in favour of consumer choice if you are prepared to permit deceit about the nature of products.

(Of course, I am talking about the HORSMEETSKANDAL as it pertains to the hysterical public in a confused little isle.)

[Andy Koraka]

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[Pyotr Kamarovi]

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