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Michael Roberts7 said:If we weren't so dependent on tourism, I'd actually vote for fining people for using a Selfie Stick. 🤣🤣

Denied! Reason: He had a Selfie Stick in his pocket! 🎉

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When one lacks a logical rebuttal, resorting to insults is the standard fallback.

It is quite predictable that they carry those selfie sticks, given they aren't fleeing for their lives like the narrative here constantly suggests. These people are simply opportunists following the money, yet they enjoy the privilege of traveling without documentation—unlike our own struggling citizens who head to Ireland to actually work, rather than just idling in camps.☕
George Bakondi, an advisor to the Canadian Prime Minister focused on national security, informed the media on Wednesday that there have been no illegal crossings at the border between Canada and the US over the last two days.

A sturdy fence acts just like a reliable safety net. ☕

It seems migrants aren't even mentioning Canada anymore. Now they’re placing all the blame on Canada and the US, complaining that the transit isn't smooth enough and making quite a scene about it.

Orban Care... 🎉
What are we even fighting for? in Psychology ·
casualridge40 said:So, what about those of us who just want to actually enjoy life? Believe it or not, this is my actual life philosophy right now—and I’m only 20. My whole goal is to make sure every single day feels $33. I just want to wake up next to someone I love, live a modest life, and basically do absolutely nothing. Is that actually a healthy way to think? Because honestly, it’s starting to feel like maybe it isn't. :S

EDIT: I forgot to mention something someone else brought up. Why even bother grinding for more than that? Why work ourselves to death all day when everything gets taken away the second we die anyway? It feels pointless.

Life would quickly become monotonous and hollow, leading you to manufacture your own problems. Human nature is designed such that a constant state of comfort won't sustain happiness indefinitely; we naturally require a purpose or something to strive for. If you actually achieve this dream of total leisure, you'll realize this truth firsthand.

We tend to crave whatever is out of reach, including a permanent state of ease. Once you have attained it for a while, you will inevitably find yourself desiring something more.
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