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Father throws a chair at a judge after the driver who killed his 2 year old daughter and both of her grandparents was sentenced to just 120 hours of community service

u/Acceptable_Hunt_8050 — 7 days ago
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Man won the billiards game with an incredible series of lucky shots

u/G8-r-n8 — 26 days ago

Finally saw a psychiatrist after 16 years of trich

Hi everyone

Went to a psychiatrist today for the first time after dealing with trich for 16 years

She prescribed me Zoloft 50mg + a benzo (Lysanxia OR Cloraxene)

I’m kinda scared to start meds tbh. Has anyone here taken these for trich or anxiety? Did they help? Any side effects I should know about?

Would really appreciate hearing from ppl who’ve been through this

u/Interesting-Gate7473 — 1 month ago
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Imagine seeing a tragedy and blaming the victims for "sins"

I just saw this screenshot on Twitter and honestly these mfs really looked at a whole province burning, ppl dying and losing everything, and their first reaction was "it's because of sins"

Y'all really out here acting like God's personal spokespersons, deciding who deserves punishment and who doesn't.. the absolute audacity

And the funniest part?! ain't y'all the same ppl who say anyone who dies in a fire is a martyr?? so which one is it?? a divine punishment for sinners or a martyr's death??

Ffs, a disaster happens and instead of showing empathy, praying for the victims or demanding actual accountability, u turn it into some prehistoric morality lecture.. enough with this backward ass, self righteous bs

u/Interesting-Gate7473 — 2 months ago

Algerian men: what is one thing women expect from you that you think is completely unreasonable?

Whether it’s in dating, khetba or marriage, what’s a standard or expectation that feels completely out of touch with reality today?!

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u/Interesting-Gate7473 — 2 months ago
▲ 34 r/algeria

What’s something completely normal in algeria that would look absolutely insane to someone from another country?

I'll start: going to an administration office and being told to come back tomorrow, before they even look at ur papers

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u/Interesting-Gate7473 — 2 months ago
▲ 32 r/algeria

Algeria's Euro problem is way bigger than the Euro

€1 = 220 DZD in the square 5 years ago, now it's around 280, while the official rate is 155 DZD lol

The funniest part?? The average algerian can’t even freely buy euros at that "official" price, so we keep measuring salaries and purchasing power using a rate that most ppl can't actually access

Meanwhile the dinar keeps bleeding, prices keep rising and our purchasing power keeps getting cooked

And after years of this happening openly, it's fair to ask: who tf is benefiting from this system?? Cuz someone definitely is

And i think the only ppl really winning from this mess are those earning in euros abroad, their money gets stronger every day while those of us earning in DZD stay here and get poorer, and possibly the corrupt officials are benefiting from this broken system as well

The economy isn't moving forward, we're just getting better at pretending the numbers are fine

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u/Interesting-Gate7473 — 2 months ago
▲ 40 r/algeria

Bro is allowed to enjoy the beach, but his 12 yo daughter isn't?

Today i saw a little girl probably around 12, wearing hijab, sitting on a beach looking miserable cuz her dad wouldn’t let her swim.. meanwhile bro is out there shirtless, enjoying the water, showing off his completely hairless chest and that massive beard like a damn gorilla who just discovered the beach

And this is what pisses me off, like im not trying to tell ppl how to raise their kids but she’s literally a CHILD!!!!! yet somehow some of these extremists are obsessed with policing a little girl’s body, clothes and "MODESTY" before she’s even had the chance to just be a kid

Like bro, you’re enjoying the beach with your chest out, but your 12 yo daughter can’t even swim???

And the hypocrisy gets even crazier when some of these same ppl are willing to justify grown men marrying girls around that age while acting like a child's body is somehow "too provocative" to be seen

At some point this stops being about religion and starts looking like an unhealthy obsession with controlling girls

Let kids be f*cking kids

Edit: i actually know this family personally and im familiar with the way he thinks, so im not just making assumptions based on what i saw. Thank you

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u/Interesting-Gate7473 — 2 months ago