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[Chat Log] March 15, 2019
Is this friend fully German or an American living in Germany? -
[Chat Log] March 15, 2019
Okay, so maybe still young and a little crass. -
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[Chat Log] March 15, 2019
Serves its purpose when it was spoken. So much so that we all remember it to this day. Doesn't matter what De Gaulle meant then -- it worked. -
[Chat Log] March 15, 2019
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[Chat Log] March 15, 2019
In the US, we mostly see the perp's face first, and the victims later. Internationally, it's usually the opposite. -
[Chat Log] March 15, 2019
@Lucy, it's about how the victims or gunman is revealed in the media. -
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[Chat Log] March 15, 2019
I think this is more about what was said being at the right time. -
[Chat Log] March 15, 2019
Isn't that self-explanatory, he understands the people, he knows what the public wants? -
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[Chat Log] March 15, 2019
During mid-century, France was going through a lot. It needed to hand over decision-making to someone trustworthy to the republic. -
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[Chat Log] March 15, 2019
He was invited back. They gave him special rights under the circumstances. -
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[Chat Log] March 15, 2019
Resulted in some violence and a putsch, but it made sense. Brexit was really a bid for power that never worked out. Repeatedly didn't work out. -
[Chat Log] March 15, 2019
That Algerian self-determination thing? I think that was a ballsy move by De Gaulle.
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Lucy:
: What do you call a line of dads waiting to get haircuts? A: The barberqueue!
Lucy:
: What do you call a line of dads waiting to get haircuts? A: The barberqueue!