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Northeastern italian wrote:

LATINO AMERICA 🤝🤝🤝

That's Latino America on everything other than football.

Nyvunnland wrote:

Where are you guys from? I’m Swedish.

Turkestan

see my dispatche: jack the ripper

Stefoland wrote:

I lived most of my life in the States, but I came to Argentina because of my family.

how do you feel about argentina?

Spaghettitopia wrote:

how do you feel about argentina?

In what sense?

Stefoland wrote:

In what sense?

General living quality, sorry i didn't specify>

Spaghettitopia wrote:

General living quality, sorry i didn't specify>

Ah, I see. Well, I'm in the higher middle-class in Argentina, so I couldn't really tell you. And some of my friends are also financially stable, so I don't know. But, it's still a beautiful country.

Spaghettitopia wrote:

General living quality, sorry i didn't specify>

If I were to explain how at school we call each other you would be scared

Brazilian is not kind to those he knows, I curse my friends with several bad words 😺

Nyvunnland wrote:

Where are you guys from? I’m Swedish.

I can show you my national map

Turkesbenizstan wrote:

I can show you my national map

Sure.

nation=turkesbenizstan/detail=factbook/id=1699198

We are a great federation under a Socialist Republic and Islamic Governmet

Turkesbenizstan wrote:

I can show you my national map

Just checked it out. Really cool idea for a nation. I really think that the Central Asian nations and the Turkic cultures around there are ignored by many people, but they’re still really interesting countries that deserve more attention in my opinion.

Turkesbenizstan wrote:

nation=turkesbenizstan/detail=factbook/id=1699198

We are a great federation under a Socialist Republic and Islamic Governmet

Ever since I watched a video series by Youtube channel Spaghetti Road I’ve always been thinking of maybe doing a roadtrip through there in the future.

Nyvunnland wrote:

Just checked it out. Really cool idea for a nation. I really think that the Central Asian nations and the Turkic cultures around there are ignored by many people, but they’re still really interesting countries that deserve more attention in my opinion.

Thats why we have united this regions to a unique nation, to all turkic peoples lives together and preservates his cultures

Turkesbenizstan wrote:

Thats why we have united this regions to a unique nation, to all turkic peoples lives together and preservates his cultures

Are you Turkmen? Because I recognize the ý letter in your factbook is Turkmen.

Nyvunnland wrote:

Are you Turkmen? Because I recognize the ý letter in your factbook is Turkmen.

We are turkestanians, Turkmen its the region name to differentiate the locations

Turkesbenizstan wrote:

We are turkestanians, Turkmen its the region name to differentiate the locations

Ok. Goodnight :))

Nyvunnland wrote:

Ok. Goodnight :))

DEUS VULT!!

Northeastern italian wrote:

If I were to explain how at school we call each other you would be scared

Brazilian is not kind to those he knows, I curse my friends with several bad words 😺

In Argentina it happens too, I personally don't do it, but people call eachother bad words, like the fan favorites "[censored]" and "[censored]".

Stefoland wrote:

In Argentina it happens too, I personally don't do it, but people call eachother bad words, like the fan favorites "[censored]" and "[censored]".

here is a more extensive repertoire

Northeastern italian wrote:

here is a more extensive repertoire

I can imagine, but here saying the words I mentioned can sometimes be taken as a compliment. For example, they sometimes say "¡Euuuu buenardo [censored]!"

Stefoland wrote:

I can imagine, but here saying the words I mentioned can sometimes be taken as a compliment. For example, they sometimes say "¡Euuuu buenardo [censored]!"

This also happens here

Moryazvia wrote:

Due to current tensions in Europeia, both houses of my legislative branch are arguing over tighening border restrictions.
Here are each party's stances:

Green Party Party leader Julia Gromova: We can't just ignore these people! it is our duty to help them!

Freedom and Justice Party leader Imran Salakhov: I agree with miss Gromova. For the sake of humanity, we must help these poor souls trying to escape the horrors of war.

Communist Party leader Oleg Belousov: Whilst I agree with you both that we can't just ignore them, We can't just keep telling people that they can come here. What if we run out of jobs for our people? I don't want to be a cruel man, but we have to tell them that they should go somewhere else.

Citizen's Democratic League Party Leader Mikhail Byalkov: Why don't we just let the highly-skilled immigrants into the country? The economy grows, and these people have a place here in our country. I see it as an absolute win!

Civic People's Party for Change Party leader Alexander Sosnovitshnev: God teaches us to help our fellow man and to not greed and selfishness overtake us. We owe it to them to lend a helping hand.

National United Solidarity Party Party Leader Msksimilian Borisov: I believe we need to make a compromise on this issue. What if we let only immigrants who are highly skilled, have no ties to any organized crime families, and those with children or elderly? We'd be helping those who really need to immigrate here the most and separating the good from the bad.

After debating for almost 5 hours, both houses have voted 85 in favor of allowing immigrants to enter if they meet the new criteria for entry, and 65 against, while the house of deputies voted 213 in favor and 137 against.