u/Luksius_DK

There's a hacker going around Discord who hacks people and then starts sending some dumbass Mr Beast scam to everyone. Today they got my account. Luckily Discord suspended my account immediately and allowed me to reset the password, so hopefully the hacker is gone, but I unfortunately got banned from Path of Titan's discord in the process. It's a very obvious and justified ban, but it sucks that this shit had to happen to me. I've been in that Discord since 2022, and this is how it ends?

Does anyone know how to appeal a ban on the discord server? Is it even possible?

There's a hacker going around Discord who hacks people and then starts sending some dumbass Mr Beast scam to everyone. Today they got my account. Luckily Discord suspended my account immediately and allowed me to reset the password, so hopefully the hacker is gone, but I unfortunately got banned from The Isle's discord in the process. It's a very obvious and justified ban, but it sucks that this shit had to happen to me. I've been in that Discord since 2022, and this is how it ends?

Does anyone know how to appeal a ban on the discord server? Is it even possible?

Not trying to start a debate or anything. But I noticed there are lot of atheists in this sub, so I was wondering if this was common in turkey, or is it just like a small minority.

Not trying to start a debate or anything. But I noticed there are lot of atheists in this sub, so I was wondering if this was common in bosnia, or is it just like a small minority.

Not trying to start a debate or anything. But I noticed there are lot of atheists in this sub, so I was wondering if this was common in bosnia, or is it just like a small minority.

Not trying to start a debate or anything. But I noticed there are lot of atheists in this sub, so I was wondering if this was common in kosovo, or is it just like a small minority.

Not trying to start a debate or anything. But I noticed there are lot of atheists in this sub, so I was wondering if this was common in turkmenistan, or is it just like a small minority.

Not trying to start a debate or anything. But I noticed there are lot of atheists in this sub, so I was wondering if this was common in tajikistan, or is it just like a small minority.

Not trying to start a debate or anything. But I noticed there are lot of atheists in this sub, so I was wondering if this was common in kyrgyztan, or is it just like a small minority.

Not trying to start a debate or anything. But I noticed there are lot of atheists in this sub, so I was wondering if this was common in uzbekistan, or is it just like a small minority.

Not trying to start a debate or anything. But I noticed there are lot of atheists in this sub, so I was wondering if this was common in kazakhstan, or is it just like a small minority.

Not trying to start a debate or anything. But I noticed there are lot of atheists in this sub, so I was wondering if this was common in azerbaijan, or is it just like a small minority.

Not trying to start a debate or anything. But I noticed there are lot of atheists in this sub. I never really met one in real life (and I guess you can't really know). So I was wondering if this was common in egypt, or is it just like a small minority.

If Europe united and became a single country today, where would the capital be?

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Odd question, but bear with me

This is something that has always confused me. If you put a Turk and a southern European next to each other and told me to identify them, I genuinely wouldn’t be able to. In my opinion, Turks look near identical to southern Europeans, yet are treated as a completely different race by most people for some reason.

Race in general confuses me quite a bit. In America, white Europeans refer to themselves as Caucasian, while that same word is used to describe people from the Caucasus (Georgia, Armenia, Azerbaijan and parts of Russia) in the rest of the world. Also, what defines “white” has kept changing for centuries. Back in the early 1900’s I’m pretty sure Italian and Irish immigrants in the US weren’t seen as white, whereas they definitely are today.

So back to the Turks. I’m Turkish myself (living in Italy), and whenever I meet a new person they have no idea I’m not Italian until a I specifically mention it. It’s strange. Is it because of religion? Culture? Why aren’t Turks considered white when they look identical to Europeans?

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