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#81
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There are soulless people, which means there can also be humane souls.
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#83
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Yuuhei
There are soulless people, which means there can also be demons with souls.
Yes. Unfortunately, such creatures ("soulless people") do exist. And they are easy to identify. They try their best to make life miserable for people with Souls out of envy and hatred, even without gaining any benefit from it, even to their own detriment. But, I don't have any information about demons having souls. Therefore, I question their existence. And even if such beings could exist, they are either extremely rare or located on some distant, extremely inaccessible plane. So, it's easier to assume that they don't exist.
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"Oh! A Succubus! An erotic demoness, with outstanding curves and wearing minimalist clothing, with cute little horns and small wings on her back. It's a pity it's only a 53rd-level creature... Oh well, I have plenty more. I squeezed the stone in my hand and recited the summoning spell.
The ground parted, for a moment, hot flames from Inferno flashed, and the air smelled of sulfur. The people around were frightened and scattered. Hmm, she was more interesting when she was alive. But never mind, her skin is darker now, and her lips are black, but actually, it's even more beautiful!"
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The worst thing that can happen these days is to be stuck in a rented apartment with two children, no money, and overdue loans.
Смысла нет, но вы держитесь там. Удачи, здоровья, хорошего настроения!
И пока в кармане пачка милкиуэйев - значит все не так уж плохо на сегодняшний день



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What’s the point of the Kremlin rulers breeding slaves? Or is it that they didn’t have enough money for rubber, but… they wanted to? IMHO, a person should think in advance about what consequences their poorly thought-out actions might have. Animals don’t think about where and with whom they reproduce, and what might happen to their offspring, but people should approach this… responsibly. I’ve been married twice, but considering the country I live in and the fact that I haven’t been able to move to a civilized country, I’ve always been very careful about contraception and haven’t allowed myself to be irresponsible!
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Gash
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I don't understand what you're talking about. What did you want? What should I approach responsibly?
My sword, my trusted ally, unphased by my aspect.
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Morning
I don't understand what you're talking about. What did you want? What should one approach responsibly?
If you're not sure you can guarantee a sufficiently luxurious and safe life for your future children, then you shouldn't have them. Responsibility towards those who will appear in the World because of you.
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For example, this happened: An unprecedented case. In the mountains of the Ergaki Nature Park, tourists from Moscow left a seriously injured companion and returned home without informing anyone about the incident. Rescuers from the Ministry of Emergency Situations helped the man get to the tourist base. As reported by the press service of the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of Russia in Khakassia, during a hike in the mountains, a 30-year-old tourist seriously injured the ligaments in his leg and could not move independently across the rugged mountain terrain. Four of his hiking companions decided not to sacrifice their return plane tickets and hurried home, essentially leaving the injured man to his fate. The unfortunate tourists didn't even inform the rescuers about the incident. Specialists from the South Siberian Search and Rescue Squad of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of Russia learned that the man needed help only a day later, from the injured man's mother, who told them the story. The on-duty rescuers immediately set out for the injured man, provided him with first aid, and helped him get to the tourist base. It's hard to believe that such "friends" can exist. People come in all shapes and sizes, but this is something else.
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In general, humans should have been included in the poll.
А, вот почему.

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Lucio
For example, consider this: An unprecedented case. In the mountains of the Yergiaki Nature Park, tourists from Moscow left a seriously injured companion and returned home without informing anyone about the incident. Rescuers from the EMERCOM helped the man reach the tourist base.

As reported by the press service of the Main Directorate of the EMERCOM of Russia in Khakassia, during a hike in the mountains, a 30-year-old tourist seriously injured the ligaments in his leg and could not move independently across the rugged mountain terrain. Four of his hiking companions decided not to sacrifice their plane tickets purchased for the return trip and hurried home, essentially leaving the injured man to his fate.

The unfortunate tourists didn't even inform the rescuers about the incident. The specialists of the South Siberian Search and Rescue Squad of the EMERCOM of Russia learned that the man needed help only a day later, from the injured man's mother, who told them the story. The on-duty rescuers immediately set out for the injured man, provided him with first aid, and helped him reach the tourist base.

It's hard to believe that such "friends" exist. But they are Russian, what else did you expect?
Where do we go?
Where do we end up when we save the world?
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Siverfale
So, they're Russian, what else did you expect?
But it turns out that's not what happened. According to news reports, the situation looked shocking: tourists abandoned their friend in the mountains so they could catch their flight. The guy injured his leg and couldn't walk. The so-called "friends" didn't want to lose money and simply left their companion alone in the harsh Siberian wilderness... This story is like a textbook "Song of a Friend," but as they say, even Vysotsky wouldn't have imagined something like this... Thousands of reposts on social media and condemning comments. And rightly so! They valued a human life at the cost of an Abakan-Moscow plane ticket. And not just any human life! But the life of a friend, with whom they went hiking in the mountains – an unimaginable situation for experienced tourists. "Komsomolskaya Pravda" tracked down the heroes of this story. It turned out that the events actually unfolded quite differently. HE WENT TO THE MOUNTAINS ALONE It all happened in Ergaki (a natural park in the Krasnoyarsk Territory) on Saturday, August 27. Rescuers were called by the abandoned man's mother: everyone had returned to Moscow (the group of tourists was from the capital), but her son had not. This is how the incident became known. A day later, help arrived for the injured man... There is a serious "inaccuracy" in hundreds of news reports from the media. It is not known where the misinformation came from, but 37-year-old Denis Gavrilkin, who is the subject of the reports, went to the mountains alone. In Ergaki, he set up a base camp and made "radial" trips from there. The area is a mid-mountain range, 1600 meters above sea level... During one of these trips, an incident occurred. He slipped on a rock and dislocated his leg. Denis met four tourists from a completely different group. They helped him. Soon, he met four tourists from a completely different group. They helped him by giving him elastic bandages and a phone, which Denis used to contact his mother. His mobile operator had no signal, but she contacted the rescuers. The acquaintances helped Denis descend to the popular Lake Svetloe, where the injured man could rest, and perhaps his leg would heal – they hoped that the injury was not serious. But his leg began to swell. More and more. "It wasn't as harsh as it was presented. They took him to the base camp at Lake Svetloe. And they decided to leave him there and leave themselves," said one of the rescuers involved in the operation. "The camp, organized for tourists by a local entrepreneur, consists of wooden platforms, tents, and a park ranger is on duty there. It's warm, there's food, medicine, and many people. It's not true that the injured man was abandoned, alone, in a cave with a bear." Nothing threatened him. Denis's mother raised the alarm. The group that helped Denis actually left for Abakan to fly home. Well, why shouldn't they? Meanwhile, rescuers, who received a call from Denis's mother, set out to help. "It took about three hours to reach the injured man," Alexander Mokhirev, head of the search and rescue unit, told Komsomolskaya Pravda - Krasnoyarsk. "It's not a trail in the park; it's a mountain hiking trail with its own elevation and difficulty. There were three of us. We didn't evacuate him on a stretcher – that's an option for more serious cases; we took him by the arms and walked. The whole operation took 9 hours – from the moment we left to the moment we returned. He was completely calm." Denis was evacuated to the "Sleeping Sayan" tourist base, and he refused medical assistance. He decided to continue on his own by bus. The base is located 625 kilometers along the R-57 Abakan – Kyzyl highway.
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"Well, they're Russian, what else did you expect?" - Yeah, right. Before leaving, the mountaineers would probably have had a good time and acted like the Cossack Babai.

"It turned out that the events actually unfolded quite differently." - Yeah, right! That's a common thing! First, it was one way, and then another! And Serdyukov is not guilty! And the guarantor didn't kiss little boys on the belly button!