Should have stayed in a Macedonian embassy. Now he has to admit his role.
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Anonymous2019-04-11 11:54
OHNONONONONONONONO
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Anonymous2019-04-11 12:06
What will this mean for the future of government transparency?
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Anonymous2019-04-11 12:47
>>17 It mostly means that Snowden will be captured next. Possibly immediately assassinated by the US because it's more convenient and they have more evidence against him.
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Anonymous2019-04-11 12:47
And the next head to fall is obviously Stallman's.
>>45 Absolutely none of these apply to Assange, furthermore, ironically, none of these actually and, ironically, unironically apply to RedCream except the middle 2.
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Anonymous2019-04-17 6:41
>>47 can you use symbolic expressions to disambiguate the ironic and unironic parts of your're are sentence? it's confusing in natural language
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Anonymous2019-04-17 10:13
>>48 Not >>47 but i'll help Absolutely none of these[criteria] apply to Assange[subject], furthermore, ironically[coincidentally] {, none of these[criteria] actually and, ironically[coincidentally] {, unironically[in reality] { apply to RedCream except { the middle 2.} } } } } Edited on 17/04/2019 10:14.
>>48 Not >>47 but i'll help
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Anonymous2019-04-17 16:58
I have seen Julian Assange at the Liberty Square shouting something about goats. He was shot by a government assassin in the left lung.
"You laugh at me because I am different. I laugh at you because you are all the same."
-- Marko 'RedCream' Rakočević
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Anonymous2019-04-18 3:54
>>48 The entire point of comma-based interjections is that you can remove them and still have the sentence make sense. Then you can extrapolate from the context of the sentence sans interjections exactly what the interjections are doing in the sentence, whether it be highlighting, underlining, reinforcing, or any number of other functions we use comma-based interjections for in written English. In this case the interjections (the two words between commas excluding any joining words that may happen to be between commas) are commenting on the sheer irony of >>45's post.
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Anonymous2019-04-18 5:16
>>52 How many skulls do you have and which one contains your brain?
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Anonymous2019-04-18 10:07
>>50 RedCream is dead His real name was Julian Assange. He was shot by a government assassin in the left lung. The funeral will be held next Thursday.
>>58 He is exercising and playing a game. Neuronormatives engage in both of those activities, and since he was locked up for 7 years, he has decided to add some variety. Admit your role.
Julian's Assange body (real name Gideon Markov) was found on the streets of Skopje. He was mauled to death with an improvised weapon fashioned from a heavy object in a sock.
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Anonymous2019-04-24 0:48
Can you please learn how to communicate. I wasn’t even certain this was English at first. Honestly, the level of iq is extremely low and barely humanoid.
