Salve , io da qualche settimana ho un problema con i torrent infatti qualsiasi programma io usi ho come risposta " invio dati tracker errato", prima si verificava solo nella fase di seeding ora lo fa anche in dowload e quindi non scarico più , potete aiutarmi???
Grazie
ciao insonne boh? ??? da quanto tempo è che scarichi ed hai fatto qualcosa di particolare prima che il problema si manifestasse?
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ah… you dunno Portuguese or Italian?
goto learn it right now... 
RAUS!!!
oh you r relly the talkative types I c :laugh:
isn't he by chance the boss's BF :crazy2:
;D
Any political changes across Europe which might result in a worsening of the rights we have fought so long to gain, is unwelcome, but I think the OP overstates the case with regard to other parts of Europe.
In my own country, England, public sentiment is usually far ahead of the political curve with regard to social issues like gay rights. The haters tend to be the usual neo-Nazi knuckledraggers and so-called Christians, but they are far outnumbered by decent people. The situation is far from perfect, but we are much luckier here than in most other countries - even in Europe. In England, a person's sexuality has become a non issue for the majority of people. I doubt if that is not also the case throughout most of Northern Europe.
What complicates the picture in places like Portugal and Greece, in a way which simply does not happen to the same extent here, is the unchecked power of the churches. They have far more sway in Portugal and Greece than they would ever get here. The main opposition in England (and the wider UK) to issues like gay marriage has come mainly from the Roman Catholic church. Two decades ago, it might have stood a realistic chance of having a major say on such matters as gay marriage, but a number of child sex abuse scandals has left the Catholic Church reeling and any cherished belief that it has moral authority any more, has simply evaporated.
It should also be remembered how right-wing parties and established churches seem to fit so well together in any part of the world you choose to look. Without the support of the Roman Catholic Church, the fascists in Germany and Italy would not have had such a rapid rise to power in the 1930s. Though a major factor was the fear that communism would spread throughout Europe from Russia and wipe out the church's power base, it cannot begin to excuse the church turning its gaze away from the horrors seen right across Europe between 1939 and 1945. I don't doubt it would do so again if it thought supporting right-wing parties would allow it to regain some of the power and authority it has lost.
It's a partially by me sharable analysis 200. Partially because while I don't want to belittle the responsiblities of the church(es) in your/my/our personal fate, in this case you overstimate their role imo. In Germany -which after all was the cradle of Protestantism much more than GB- for instance, the Roman Catholic Church role could be deemed as absolutely ambiguous and, believe it or not,in Italy too (!)…
Another thing showing empirically at least to me is the apparent rarity of our T friends contributions.
Since more than six years I remember only from another forum the poetess Jacquii.
Have you known online more T friends than me?
@agis ~ I have no idea not being a T. But I do have empathy for them and their plight to find acceptance in society
And "empathy" is a word we could think to as nice for some reasons. First it's one of those words of Greek descent many if not all the so said "arioeuropean" languages share. If that thing stood for you too so as I've stated it, dear bears, we could also think that the underlying mind operation is the same for you/me/us all. Let's see. It seems to me when I say/write "empatia" which is the Italian equivalent, there is a "pathein" that could be more a feeling than a suffering in the sense of a pain that I feel in (em) me with you cause I presume I can be like you feeling it. Right?
The price that is paid for breaking the barriers of sex and gender is way too high. We must all do something to stop this.
OK bears. But, as one "belonging" to the G component of a mebbe commonly known construction, I'd have a question. How does the T component breaks/should break the sex and gender barriers?
@Dax:
Olá, myrea! Ciao, agis!
It's obvious to anyone who has read your posts that you're both eloquent, and the opinions expressed by both of you have merits. This Board is indeed about Politics & Debate, and you're doing an excellent job at debating.
It seems to me, however, that all your recent posts are off topic. The original post was about the effect the European Crisis has on the rights and liberties of the gay community. You've turned it into a political debate about the crisis and its causes, and you've both strayed from the topic.
Just a friendly reminder.
Very well my dear. For what concerns me then, in this case, the discussion ends here. Just a friendly reminder
Certainly you can justapose the info however what is your point that all the piigs had that in the desease menu it's far from the case, Portugal Ireland IceLand Greece Cyprus Italy Spain (and Belgium and Hungary) had different realities so to invoque a symmetry is a bit off, there are relationships actually even France and the Uk feel it severely… and I mentioned it was symptoms not the diagnostic, our biggest problem is the government inability and lack of competence it made the wrong decisions in bad timing, being it when and where and how to inject money in the services, and how and how much loans to ask and what to sign with troika, we could had made a far easier deal but ulterior motives ro say the very least were overlapped much to the convenience of markets and banks, not to mention how rating agencies created terrorism against the country every time we actually grew they would cut the rating 1 point, earning billions at that with bets, but I am sure you know that system from the goldman sachs downfall.
Surely myr we could invoke many differences between the European countries hit by the crisis exactly like there are many differences between the the so said "core" ones (Gemany, Netherlands, Finland…) which have not been striken (yet). But if the crisis more or less, sooner or later hit the all of them, it could seem udeniable that we should have also a common denominator unifying all these differences. A well known one and very mentioned by the mainstream media at least for the Greece and Italy cases has been the relationship public indebtment/GDP. What do yo think about it?
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this answer has made me smile a little myr cause, would you believe it? A nearly exactly symmetrical claim has been raised against Italian presidency cause it spends almost the triple than the … English crown. Unbelievable these coincidencies aren't they? ;D Of course while a so said "spending review" has been invoked for all the so said Piigs countries and it could even prove to be of a certain usefulness, just to keep a medical metaphor if, as a doctor you wanted to treat a brain cancer patient's headache with aspirin you could even get a certain momentary success but if you pretended to treat her only with aspirin your act would be surely deemed as a medical malpractice. So, since you have kindly conceded me at least a half of the truth have you also other personal ideas about my part?
:afraid2: I find this all very disturbing indeed. Being from the USA I have grown to expect most European Countries to set the standard for the USA to aspire to duplicate here. :afraid2:
It depends on what exactly you'd like to duplicate my dear bears
Sure there are things concerning some aspects of the welfare which have been included in the Obama's program.
A big problem for a leftist president anyway stood in that diagram I had answered to you with in the other post :blink:
Ok myrea while it seems corruption and that form of stupidity we could name misgovernmment are never advisable cause they subtract resources to other better or honest activities, we could deem them as causes of the present difficulties if and only if we could demonstrate that in the years when Portugal and Spain grew more than any other European country (Germany and France included) the corruption didn't exist or existed there to a minor extent. We could also wonder if countries like China which actually show a huge economical growth are exempt from corruptive phenomena.
If we couldn't demonstrate that it could be advisable to goto look for other causes don't you think?
Vraiment myrea? Of course you report now a pain that not only you/me are feeling but, it could seem, many other ones.
Anyway, usually, when we individually feel a pain we go and see a doctor to explain our pain to, waiting for a diagnosis and, possibly, for a therapy.
Now it seems to me in your first post you already presented a diagnosis:
the continuous miss management of the presidency
Unluckily though myrea, if you were my doctor and me your patient, I wouldn't be so sure about your diagnosis meaning.
Could you expand/explain?
As a matter of fact 40$ don't seem an insurmountable bareer to the achievement of something we could deem as important Andy :).
Since he seems always well prepared about these topics though, I would like to hear MrMazda's opinion about it ^-^
Yeeaaah! Yeaaaaahh!!! A lot!
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btw who is this nice cutie electronic pie? :whistle:
OK myrea, the problem could seem complex and appear dangerous even for a treatment amongst you/me/us all. It seems to me,if I've well understood, you are Portuguese right?
Seeing it from outside, killing yourself for the victory of Obama could seem for a gay a contradictio in terminibus Vampy. Not that I've ever been a great Obama's fan too but if politics have been deemed amongst many other things as a collective search for the lesser evil I don't think I would have voted for Romney if, being gay, I had been American. Nevertheless, sic stantibus rebus, two other possibiities seem left. First the sucide had other reasons. Secondly there could be some paths inside the republican party in the USA I know nothing of allowing sorta social recognition to gay ppl.
OK Jonathan I could follow your line! ^-^ But, every time a new word is proposed as it has happened now, it seems to me there should be an agreement based on a good/thorough explanation (age quod agis 
) made by the proposer followed or less by a sufficient acceptance within a social group. Even if you/I/we all gave good explanations as we have done here, this doesn't seem to grant an acceptance in itself though cause words like farnhamality or agis could be rejected for some reasons: the already accepted existence of other words or circumlocutions up to come to the same point or an unavailablity of the group to share the goal/mind operation denoted by the new term for instance. Especially in the case when a word is proposed and accepted without an apparent quid to point to, in any case, a thorough explanation should make possible to understand to everyone what has been made/done and, in principle, to unmake/undo or remake/redo it. So the challenge of Tom - the apparent contradiction/ambiguity of a straight sex in a gay forum - could be fixed specifying the original mind operations and the conditions/reasons of an undo-unmake/redo-remake. Couldn't it?
Changing topic I was reading one of those very ancient agises writing about a mole named agis who was the XVI of a series. That blind animal was really dumb go figure! :blink: He couldn't understand why in the human languages both the terms pointing and not pointing to something are denoted with similar sounds and/or writings. Don't ask why they lost their time making such queer questions; I dunno. :afr2: And anyway since that agis was very ancient and incomplete the answer got lost too in the past fogs :cry2:
eh how much patience one needs bears right?
Seeing it from outside the task seems difficult though.
You have made me remember for some reason that just before FDR it was still common to name the USA
these United States of America
