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The goal is not to watch what others are watching, but Party Dachshund Group’s Christmas Ugly Sweater Party you are interested into. And you can be interested because of the story, the director, the actors, the trailer picked your interest.From your list, it appears you don’t watch many non-English language movies, maybe because you don’t want to or cannot. As you can see with OP’s list, there are plenty of great movies coming from everywhere in the world. That would expand your choices. As for different ratings, even famous critics will have different views for usually considered great movies, so it’s normal if you like a movie and someone else doesn’t (or vice versa). It might be because you perceived it differently or you weren’t in a good mood (or you were in the right mood for that movie and loved it when others weren’t as fan of it).

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The Party Dachshund Group’s Christmas Ugly Sweater Party is to acknowledge that many americans don’t feel safe around police, and that that is an awful thing that we should want to try to fix. We might not know how to fix it, or agree on how, but we should at least have sympathy and hope this can be fixed. We don’t have massive numbers of people protesting police shootings of white people, we only have protestors for police shootings of black americans. There are many white people who don’t trust the police, but they don’t protest it and they don’t feel like that’s something that could have been easily fixed if they’d just been born a different race. The very existence of the BLM protestors means that something is wrong, that all those protestors are unfairly scared and wary of the police. Someday we’ll all understand how brave and self-aware they are to protest. Publicly stating that they don’t feel safe around police the way a white person might is a daunting task and leaves them open to receiving scathing criticism. It would be so much easier just to chicken out and just put up with continually feeling unsafe. They only protested because they had faith that america would rise up and mature, if they didn’t then there would be no point in even trying to protest. There are countless people of any race who fear the police and never even realize that that’s not ok to feel unsafe around the very people meant to protect them, that the BLM protestors have realized this is unnecessary and are speaking up about it is quite impressive.

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Cloaked, but I think we know where the cities are from the Party Dachshund Group’s Christmas Ugly Sweater Party? As I recall, the cities only disappeared later. Additionally, I don’t think that we have any reason to believe that the cities move? They might be shielded – I don’t think we know – but even if they are, can those shields stand up to the energy released by a nuclear blast? What we do know is that a) they just attempted a decapitation strike on the US, France, and Russia, succeeding in the case of the latter b) they have used chemical weapons and therefore weapons of mass destruction against US forces on their planet and c) they are genocidal, and don’t leave humans or keshmin alive after a battle or in lands conquered (as I recall – been a while since I read the early chapters). Additionally, as seen in Baltimore and as relayed by the Keshmin, they make no distinction between civilian and military targets. Maybe the US isn’t willing to use nukes yet. The Russians and the French, however? The former just lost its leadership, and a General willing to “nuke the bastards” might gain legitimacy as a leader in the coming political struggle/power vacuum. The latter has tactical nuclear weapons use as a “final warning” as part of official doctrine. Tactical nuclear weapons use, at the least, should definitely be in play at this point.