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"Ah, the budding romance. I had forgotten that it was here it all began. *chuckles*
Another "first" is the encounter with what "the others" have done to certain worlds.
So far, hands down, the greatest horror is what has been done to Homer though. *shudders* No, I wouldn't take any prisoners either." — Mar 23, 2026 01:50PM
"Ah, the budding romance. I had forgotten that it was here it all began. *chuckles*
Another "first" is the encounter with what "the others" have done to certain worlds.
So far, hands down, the greatest horror is what has been done to Homer though. *shudders* No, I wouldn't take any prisoners either." — Mar 23, 2026 01:50PM
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"I like how the author is making the case for preventive measures. Clearly, a lot of his suggestions are the exact opposite of what the country I live in has done so far. Let's not get into the reasons that seem to form the basis, but it means I like the book and the analysis a lot.
In the meantime, ... [more in the comments]" — Mar 23, 2026 02:41AM
"I like how the author is making the case for preventive measures. Clearly, a lot of his suggestions are the exact opposite of what the country I live in has done so far. Let's not get into the reasons that seem to form the basis, but it means I like the book and the analysis a lot.
In the meantime, ... [more in the comments]" — Mar 23, 2026 02:41AM
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"This is the account of a Bundespolizist, equivalent of the FBI/Marshals in the US (in this case mostly tasked with border control), and thus more "emotional".
It tells his life story and the reason why he quit (in Germany, a cops is a Beamter, meaning much better pay than in the US and a job for life so giving up all those benefits AND your own idealism means the situation must indeed have been unbearable)." — Mar 23, 2026 02:52AM
"This is the account of a Bundespolizist, equivalent of the FBI/Marshals in the US (in this case mostly tasked with border control), and thus more "emotional".
It tells his life story and the reason why he quit (in Germany, a cops is a Beamter, meaning much better pay than in the US and a job for life so giving up all those benefits AND your own idealism means the situation must indeed have been unbearable)." — Mar 23, 2026 02:52AM
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― Bee Speaker
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