Nice , thanks ! <| sep |> Fuck that ' s good . After that two years you ' re just left with a boost sole lmao . <| sep |> Have you considered dairy as a culprit ? <| sep |> I didn ' t want to stereotype , it ' s just a thing person coming from country where something is pretty much legal , to country where it ' s outlawed should know . For his own good . <| sep |> It looks like a pretty clever plan to me . <| sep |> Hahahaha , fake punt . Love those . <| sep |> If they ever make more Classics , yeah . <| sep |> They are only risky if contentious . This wouldn ' t be . <| sep |> Eh . The problem is quite complex . The Burmese govt . are actually trying to deport the rohingyas to Bangladesh . The buddhists in that country view the Muslim rohingyas as outsiders whereas they were already there for at least 500600 years as part of a little arakan kingdom and then when the British took control , they brought in muslim and hindu manpower from rest of India . So they ' re essentially Burmese in culture bar religion and language . They speak a local dialect of southeastern Bengali . Now where was I ? Yes , as humanists we ought to accept them but there is a huge problem that any and every refugee we take in might become permanent ones . Because 1 . Muslims in muslim country , duh . They won ' t wanna go back . 2 . Burmese govt . won ' t take back the refugees . 3 . And even if they do take back due to international pressure , most of the rohingyas don ' t have any legal documents voter ID or etc . cause the govt . systematically denied them those rights . Thus Burma can give excuse that Bangladesh is trying to slip in extra illegal Bangladeshis . And some not all but a part of the society don ' t want them cause they are suspected as easily being recruited in terrorist cells . Also they have been alleged to malign Bangladeshi image in foreign countries by doing illegal activities . There ' s also a fear that if we open the borders , Burma will increase torture to rohingyas more in order to deport them to us . Anyway , where ' s human rights advocate EU and US with their sanctions ? Or fear of pushing recently reopened Burma ' s economy more towards China scared them enough to stay tightlipped . efit spelling