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Triste avenir.

Anonymous

March 19, 2025

Triste avenir.

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As a Belgian, it is important to keep our identity, our DNA. I'm afraid it's already too late to keep our Christian values. Immigration is a social, economic and cultural scourge. Unfortunately the politics of the left will have 2040 allowed an invasion, a "submersion" (as President Trump says) of people who do not share our values and whose sole purpose is to invade us and impose on us their religions, customs, ideology,...
By 2040 Europe is bankrupt, natural disasters have ravaged countries, people are isolated and drowned under increasingly stifling constraints.
But by 2040, people finally understood that overproduction of meat is harmful and they are being directed towards a healthier diet. Animals are better treated. Farms have become rare and of very good quality for animals. We are paying more and more taxes and poverty is everywhere. But in May 2040, I'm retired and that's good news.

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Whatever we do to improve the world is not enough if we spend as much as 8 hours a day working. Waiting for the weekend to live is barbaric in 2024. We should work 4 hours a day with an adequate salary and we all know that part-time work exists but it must be implored and those who want to work 4 hours earning less are considered lazy.
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hallo
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Maybe personally I will be very happy to enjoy the high-tech convenience just like I can order the food by done delivery .That’s insane and also many diseases can be handled simultaneously.Tje climate might be not habitable for us,due to our over development.
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