I use a derivative of this browser for what I call "junk surfing" and I find it personally satisfying to feed it garbage searches, just for the fun of collecting an obscure crypto I know will never accrue any true value.
But if they are willing to give it to me, I'll take it.
The important searches go through FF or the DuckDuckGo browser.
So lets stop to consider, regardless of that nazi memorabilia.
You live under a fascist dictatorial regime. There are very few options available for you to live a relatively uneventful life.
Either you're an open, true, supporter, a passive one or a dissimulated dicident. Yes, there are more options available, but lets take these as the most broad categories.
Now let us consider that your regime an enacted several acts of domestic, unprovoked violence, internal purges and other assorted brutal and unpredictable actions against social peace and stability, in order to cement its unquestionable power over an entire nation.
Then, that same regime advances to a state of war, where all resources and infrastructure are comandeered to bolster the military.
At some point, companies are put a very simple option: either they cooperate and remain active or they refuse and suffer the consequences, that at best can be simple nationalization and purge of the heads.
Considering all of this, BMW supporting Germany's war effort is understanble.
Do I agree with that decision? No. But do I understand it? Yes.
Cooperate and live or refuse and die? Not an hard choice, especially if a lot of money is put on the table.
Uso Oukitel já vai para uns 10 anos. Comprei o primeiro para servir de vítima no trabalho, porque era barato, e revelou-se tão bom que adoptei a marca e converti toda a gente que pude.
Demonstram uma excelente relação custo/qualidade e desde que a marca se virou para o segmento de terminais robustos, abriram uma oferta de telefones com boas especificações e aspecto invulgar.
O telefone que uso no dia a dia tem quase 4 anos de uso e mantém-se em força.
Aren't we forgetting about Portugal? The spanish can't hold a candle to the portuguese when it comes to "getting to know" other peoples. In the biblical sense.
Aren't grams just more friendly?
Or...
Buy a pack of regular gummy bears, put them in a jar and force them to watch their god being slowly devoured over the course of a year.
That's a very original way to wish for someone's demise.
I've read a few texts from the same source and they read quite childish.
It felt like reading essays from very young children: there is some degree of coherence, some information is there but it lacks actual advancement on the subject.
Heerily similar, isn't it?