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I don’t understand this "severe mental illness" thing. If someone develops anxiety after being assaulted, it makes sense. If someone becomes depressed after a loss, it makes sense. If someone develops an extreme need for control after growing up in chaos, we look for connections. But then we come...

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If you want to know why Indians and Asians more broadly will continue to dominate in countries like Australia, you only need to watch these two fragile ethnonationalists lament their inability to outcompete the ambition and intellectual determination of Asian migrants. Their solution is to prefer immigration of people who would otherwise commit crimes because, according to them, they are of lower ambition and intellectual capacity so as not to challenge them. The overall "intellectual" conversation celebrates the ease with which they have been able to get moderate Australians to join them in being racist towards Indians, because, by far, according to them, it's the easiest target group for racism. Oh, and did I mention the overriding thesis is that it is being done to them by the Jews? As I keep saying, many Indians watching this type of content will completely overlook the racism (most of which was overt in other portions not shown here) and see it as confirmation of their dominance. I don't for a second believe these two daft individuals are representative of white Australia, but they are being amplified by people who don't understand the flaws in their thinking. All of this at a time when a serious discussion and rethinking of our immigration policies are required.

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Hobi: when we thought about what we could continuously show and do as a team moving forward, it was an open-minded question at the time. In order to make music as a team in a healthy way, as each of us making their own music, we each go through personal growth and growing pains that come with it, and we learn many things. And then when we reunite after doing our own things, those experiences will fill us with new strength and energy. And now that's very soon Everyone has grown while pursuing their solo projects. I think that will all contribute to the music that we create as BTS.

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