Technically no. Geneva Conventions protections are supposed to apply to all nations, even if they are not a signatory to the Conventions.
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Technically no. Geneva Conventions protections are supposed to apply to all nations, even if they are not a signatory to the Conventions.
Hygro
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Me neither
I assumed you would.
There was one year when I declined the mayoral ballot, since there wasn't one person I was willing to vote for. Formally declining the ballot says a lot louder version of "I don't think any of the above has the brains to run this city" than just spoiling the ballot... especially since the municipal ballots are now counted by machine instead of by humans.
Do the majority of people vote in the first place? I was never ever bothered about voting in my town in Georgia.
(Also you should probably change your signature already.)
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Whether or not a majority of people vote tends to depend on how badly people want a change. During the last federal election here, there was much more effort to get students and aboriginals to vote, since they were among those most affected by Harpers "Fair" Elections Act. In Canada an increase in voter turnout tends to be when we really want to kick out the current government. I even went political here - you might have noticed my "Heave Steve" avatar.
We heaved him, all right. And he didn't even have the integrity to announce his resignation as party leader himself - he passed a note to a flunky, who in turn passed it to the news anchors.
Yeah, my signature needs a change. I haven't decided what to say yet.
Lohrenswald
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what makes you think that?
Lohrenswald
世界的 bottom ranked physicist
Is this a kettle?
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yes, I don't know things
Why is that horrifying?
And what makes you think the majority of Americans don't have kettles?
I boil water in a pan on the stove to make coffee. Cold brew can be made if there isn't any way to heat up water, but it takes forever to make
That's a coffee-maker, which can also be used to make noodles:
Is this a kettle?
Spoiler :
yes, I don't know things
That's a coffee-maker, which can also be used to make noodles:
Lohrenswald
世界的 bottom ranked physicist
well, that's how coffee is made lol
Only name I've heard for those are "water-boilers"
Can confirm.
sophie
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We don't generally do instant coffee.
That's a coffee-maker, which can also be used to make noodles:
Okay, THAT is horrifing.
The microwave sounds sane in contrast to this.
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