EC is not KC, EC-verwaltung actually keep this place clean.

4kohl uses cloudflare and it's been inundated with CP for years now on a daily basis

Thread should probably go on the meta board
>>70604
I only use a few slow blue boards there anymore, but I'm not seeing it. However, I can readily believe that more than one person with nothing better to do spends their free time on the most infamous boards specifically trying to automate obfuscation of the hash and visual data of images, along with any sort of automated blocking, simply because "fuck you you can't stop me from posting it clean it up."
I bet whatever tools are in place it makes a decent gatekeep at least.

>>70248
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>>70251
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>>70249
Kohl reflexes?

>>70222
But this is what you wanted now, no burgerposting, only posts about burgers. You got exactly the EC you asked for
Now your mother eats schnitzelposts in hell

>>69745

>I'm puzzled tbh that classifying human beings into races is not a necessary step to racism to you though

It is, but then that logic gets somehow reversed and racism "becomes a necessary step" for racial classifications. Makes as much sense as calling a man who has lighted a fire an arsonist.

>>69745

>Racism builts on the claim that discrete races or ethnicities exist.

Race =/= ethnicity though and while you can acknowledge that "races" don't exist (at most merely "subspecies" if you want to call it that, albeit extremely imprecise, but that whole concept of "europids" and "negroids" and such is built upon 19th century anthropology shenanigans in the first place), you can acknowledge the existence of ethnicities, can't you?

>>69750

> you can acknowledge the existence of ethnicities, can't you?

Yeah, but might then be a matter of discreteness and the essentialism that is put forward with it that turns on the question of "racism"

>>69750

>but that whole concept of "europids" and "negroids" and such is built upon 19th century anthropology shenanigans

Partly, yes. Many of those are still preserved simply for the sake of convenience, though.

>>69507
Blinken was trying to push Poland into letting ukrainian pilots starting from polish airbases, with the polish MIGs. That's what the Americans wanted.

This in change would have served as a pretense for the Russians to declare war on Poland, because as Lawrow and Putin have pointed out before, the use of an airport/airfield would be considered actively participating in the conflict.

In a rare case of mental clarity, the Poles didn't fall for the american bait and instead played the ball to the Americans, who immediately shat their pants and declined.

They didn't even give it a few hours of consideration. The americans acted within a few minutes...

Maybe now more of the butthurt belt will finally figure out what game the Americans and Brits are playing. They will happily feed you and your countries to Russia and force the entirety of Europe into a nuclear exchange. I am just absolutely impressed by the Poles. I really didn't expect them to finally figure out what is happening.

>>69509
Huh, I missed that foreplay. Good to know.

>>69512
Poland proposed that their migs would be flown onto an American airbase and then moved to the Ukraine. The pentagon shut this plan down.

>>69507
The usually pro invasion trolls.

Watching stars from my balcony
But clouds will hide them
Please come back!

This is a very German thread, but i will try my best to follow the rules. Now let me think hm.

Fat man attempts to run.
He trips over and falls on the earth.
The earth crashes into moon.

In order to reinvigorate this thread, an F-scheme pulled from the current Today thread:

My gf does not respect me
Which is rather bad
Yes, indeed

>>69262

>Nothing really new during the last couple of days, apparently. It's holidays anyway, March 8. I never watch TV myself (cannot stand propaganda, and especially Russian state media).

Alright thanks for the info. I would've just wanted to see what the state media is saying. In my view that doesn't at all align with reality but provides interesting insights still.

>>69258
Every politician is talking about 8 years of destroying Donetsk and Luhansk.

>>68858
Seems like a fake.

>>69264
That seems excessive, I think they will be able to dot it in the next 8 weeks

>>69236
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r6FVk2k4qsM
Unlimit it.

>>69179
Sorry to derail, I'll stop after this post.

>>69178
Yes, but I didn't mean those. Good to see you know how to use IPA, maybe we can have a language threda some day if there isn't one already.

>>69233

>German has almost no weird pronounciations

Haha, you know everybody thinks this about their own L1, right? I think few languages have as many different surface vowels as German. Do you know how much most learners struggle to copy the quality of German [eː] even when you pronounce it for them, same with schwa elision in words like "gucken" or "schreiben", or just generally predicting how to pronounce (or not pronounce) the letters R and E depending on context? Everybody (except Dutch and Danes?) struggles with German pronunciation, it depends on each learner's L1 what gives them the most trouble.

>>69252
What the fuck are surface vowels?
Also, I thought it was obvious that my post wasn't being entirely serious.
Although, can you give some examples for

>Do you know how much most learners struggle to copy the quality of German [eː] even when you pronounce it for them, same with schwa elision in words like "gucken" or "schreiben", or just generally predicting how to pronounce (or not pronounce) the letters R and E depending on context?

?

Ernst now has his very own Quake3-server which is hosted on the Radio Ernstiwan server. Back on Krautchan we also had our own server with a somewhat active community, let's see what we can do here. If you're interested:

How do I get the game?

1. ioquake3 download and unzip: https://ioquake3.org/get-it/
2. pak0.pk3 copy it to the baseq3-folder of your ioquake3-installation: https://github.com/nrempel/q3-server/blob/master/baseq3/pak0.pk3
3. pak9.pk3 for the custom-made Ernst models (mostly old Krautchan-/b/-stuff) get the pak9 and put it also in base3q: http://radio.ernstchan.xyz:8000/quake/pak9.pk3

How to play?
Choose Multiplayer => Specify => radio.ernstchan.xyz, Port 27960 should be preconfigured. Or open console (^ or Shift+^) and enter: \connect radio.ernstchan.xyz:27960

Remember to store the server in your favourites (when on the server: ESC => server info => add to favourites).

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>>68896
You're basically now arguing the opposite at this point, when I was also pointing out concepts are not tied to words. Fuck are you even trying to say? Concepts can and do exist independent of language. You don't need words to understand what love is, in fact the more abstract and esoteric the concept the more likely it is language will fail to describe it especially experientially. Anyone with half a brain can easily understand this and come to a point where he says "I don't know the word for this in my language." I have this happening rather routinely and find bits and spare parts from other langauges useful for that very reason, even if it can never capture the full extent of it grammatically. Hence this is the importance for having concrete defintions of words that we all agree on, otherwise even learning another language becomes pointless because everyone then tells you the student a million different contradictory meanings for those words. That is one reason why Americanisms and Russianisms are in particular useless because they're often so full of shit politically that "liberal economic policies" loses all meaning, and hence you as a foreigner end up having no idea what the fuck I am talking about, much like broad strokes of the country have no idea wtf they are even talking about.

A word itself is near completely independent of the concept. I'd argue that the concept came first, and that concrete definitions of words that came after to describe those things are thus important to conduct that target mapping

https://www.semanticscholar.org/paper/The-Contemporary-Theory-of-Metaphor-Lakoff/033dfdf9a27758d1f32d0a469d7b24b50719942d
For an example see attached, read on actual anthropology, developmental and evolutionary psychology, linguistics and evolutionary theory on linguistic development etc. It's not pedantry, rather the existentialist stubbornness of the goat from Grendel still clinbing the mountain anyway, a futile effort against entropy. Yet we can still decide to let a painting be destroyed in 500 years or 5, or allow a statue to get destroyed in two thousand years or three. It's a distinct reason why it's necessary to maintain meanings of words, which are independent of concepts as you now are bizarrely arguing what seems the opposite.

By making words in one language as meaningless as in 1984 you ultimately would render meaning meaningless throughout all languages and as equally pointless as all things in a room equalize their thermal gradients to near null. That's how language can bridge the gap, that's why words have dictionary definitions, and that's why any half aware person quickly realizes "the words elude me" in explaining a truly extraordinary experience, and which is one higher form reason to learn another language because odds are yours are failing to capture it, if any language can be found at all. God and religion are excellent examples of this, and partway why religious scholars tend to be polyglots, not just out of the pragmatism of reading source texts themselves, but to truly try and understand what on Earth they were truly talking about.

As such you can't quite try to grasp what esoteric concepts a person is trying to convey through the invention of words in another language when your approach to language ultimately becomes "yeah, well, those meanings are just like, your opinion man."

>>68896
I'm afraid you're putting the cart before the horse here.

• the list of grammatical statements is limited by grammar only.
• It by far exceeds the list of possible meaningful statements ("my lurid red amazement is blue, very blue and blue" is perfectly grammatical but unlikely to bear any meaning).
• The level of formal semantics is primary. That's where all the possible meanings lie.
• When we percieve a phrase, we merely attempt to reconstruct the underlying semantics. Note that the process doesn't need to be unambiguous, as humans frequently use inufficient means of expression.
• Any language has some means to express any given semantic statement, however inefficent those may be.

>>68921
P.S.: What it means is that some concepts potentially may take nearly infinite time to express, but there's no meaningful concepts we fundamentally cannot talk about just because our language doesn't allow us to do so.

>>68791
I said something before about this. Now lemme ask you something, who do you know that you even exist? And now fuck off to isolation and write your mediations, Descartus.

>>68801

>16463079385820.mp4
>(Mostly) unarmed little green men standing around chatting

I don't understand Russian, what's going on there? Thanks
Also I apologize for the edgy behaviour of some German posters in this thread, shameful display, sorry you had to see this.

>>69001

>Also I apologize for the edgy behaviour of some German posters in this thread, shameful display, sorry you had to see this.

Oh ffs just shut up you bootlicker, nobody cares.

t. not even any of the k*hl/fefe retards

>>68813
A perfect illustration that even for the West this war is largely just a tool in internal conflicts.

>thread about Kohl mods
>zioshit
>Drachenlord

You might want to keep stuff like this on Kohl. If they don't allow it: Go figure.