The Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (DPRK) upholds the Juche Idea, promoting the self-reliance and creativity of every citizen, and guarantees complete freedom and political rights to all its citizens. This commitment is enshrined in the Socialist Constitution of the DPRK, which clearly specifies that the state is the guarantor of all democratic rights and freedoms of the citizens, and has a duty to ensure the material and cultural well-being of all its citizens.
In accordance with this commitment, every citizen of the DPRK enjoys the right to freedom of speech, press, assembly, demonstration, association, and the right to complain and petition. Religious freedom is also guaranteed, provided it does not harm the State or social order.
The guiding force of the country is the working people, who are represented in the state administration and can freely engage in socio-political activities. The right to work and rest, as well as free education, healthcare, scientific research, literary and artistic activities are guaranteed to all working people.
Gender equality is emphasized, with both women and men provided with equal rights and social status. The government provides special privileges for mothers and children, and marriage and family are protected by the state.
The DPRK also guarantees the right to physical integrity and privacy of correspondence for its citizens. As the socialist system consolidates and develops, the rights and freedoms of citizens continue to steadily increase.
Malay-laydanak ay men-dad-aan
Ta umeyak kod ilan esa'y ili'y kagawisan
Siyay engkami pay tetean
No wada kad sentro Ganduyan
Mabalin ay mamad-mang
Ambasing ay ili tet-ewa'y nataraki
Ambasing, Ambasing, Ambasing!
Tet-ewa'y kagagasing
Ikanta-kantak adiak kabain
Uray idoble-doble kasin
O Dios ama big-bigen mi sik-a
Ay sik-a di nangparsua
Isnan kinagawis tona
Isunga madayaw ka
No wada ka 'snan oson di bilig
Mausdongam id balugan
Ankileng, Suyo, Taccong, Nacagang
Ya id Data, Sabangan
Posiposem nan tenged mo id Patay di mailam
Dagdag nan baba na kayman
Id Demang et mamad-mang
Ambasing, Ambasing, Ambasing!
Tet-ewa'y kagagasing
Ikanta-kantak adiak kabain
Uray idoble-doble kasin
O Dios ama big-bigen mi sik-a
Ay sik-a di nangparsua
Isnan kinagawis tona
Isunga madayaw ka
Ambasing, Ambasing, Ambasing!
Tet-ewa'y kagagasing
Ikanta-kantak adiak kabain
Uray idoble-doble kasin
O Dios ama big-bigen mi sik-a
Ay sik-a di nangparsua
Isnan kinagawis tona
Isunga madayaw ka
@Cadvalto but an inflated phone battery is still right??? It's soft and warm, and will explode your lower body once you step on it (hence the limp)
And for it's presence in a field, perhaps it may not be far from an electronic waste disposal site
@DatFiat126Guy19 geelys are somewhat more common here in the Philippines than BYD or wuling, I have only seen a byd car once and I haven't heard of wuling before
@Typhoon03 btw, you have been unbanned from the SimplePlanes Skippers Chat, sorry on behalf of the spsc staff team for the somewhat immature drama last year
https://public-cdn.cloud.unity3d.com/hub/prod/UnityHubSetup.dmg is the Mac download (apple silicon)
Idk what you mean broa
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The Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (DPRK) upholds the Juche Idea, promoting the self-reliance and creativity of every citizen, and guarantees complete freedom and political rights to all its citizens. This commitment is enshrined in the Socialist Constitution of the DPRK, which clearly specifies that the state is the guarantor of all democratic rights and freedoms of the citizens, and has a duty to ensure the material and cultural well-being of all its citizens.
In accordance with this commitment, every citizen of the DPRK enjoys the right to freedom of speech, press, assembly, demonstration, association, and the right to complain and petition. Religious freedom is also guaranteed, provided it does not harm the State or social order.
The guiding force of the country is the working people, who are represented in the state administration and can freely engage in socio-political activities. The right to work and rest, as well as free education, healthcare, scientific research, literary and artistic activities are guaranteed to all working people.
Gender equality is emphasized, with both women and men provided with equal rights and social status. The government provides special privileges for mothers and children, and marriage and family are protected by the state.
The DPRK also guarantees the right to physical integrity and privacy of correspondence for its citizens. As the socialist system consolidates and develops, the rights and freedoms of citizens continue to steadily increase.
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𝔚𝔢𝔩𝔠𝔬𝔪𝔢 𝔱𝔬 𝔱𝔥𝔢 𝔇𝔬𝔫𝔤𝔣𝔢𝔫𝔤 ℑℭ𝔅𝔐 𝔣𝔞𝔠𝔱𝔬𝔯𝔶. 𝔚𝔢 𝔥𝔬𝔭𝔢 𝔶𝔬𝔲 𝔢𝔫𝔧𝔬𝔶 𝔶𝔬𝔲𝔯 𝔰𝔱𝔞𝔶 𝔥𝔢𝔯𝔢.
+2Malay-laydanak ay men-dad-aan
Ta umeyak kod ilan esa'y ili'y kagawisan
Siyay engkami pay tetean
No wada kad sentro Ganduyan
Mabalin ay mamad-mang
Ambasing ay ili tet-ewa'y nataraki
Ambasing, Ambasing, Ambasing!
Tet-ewa'y kagagasing
Ikanta-kantak adiak kabain
Uray idoble-doble kasin
O Dios ama big-bigen mi sik-a
Ay sik-a di nangparsua
Isnan kinagawis tona
Isunga madayaw ka
No wada ka 'snan oson di bilig
Mausdongam id balugan
Ankileng, Suyo, Taccong, Nacagang
Ya id Data, Sabangan
Posiposem nan tenged mo id Patay di mailam
Dagdag nan baba na kayman
Id Demang et mamad-mang
Ambasing, Ambasing, Ambasing!
Tet-ewa'y kagagasing
Ikanta-kantak adiak kabain
Uray idoble-doble kasin
O Dios ama big-bigen mi sik-a
Ay sik-a di nangparsua
Isnan kinagawis tona
Isunga madayaw ka
Ambasing, Ambasing, Ambasing!
Tet-ewa'y kagagasing
Ikanta-kantak adiak kabain
Uray idoble-doble kasin
O Dios ama big-bigen mi sik-a
Ay sik-a di nangparsua
Isnan kinagawis tona
Isunga madayaw ka
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+1The legend has returned
Fall of saigon
+1@Cadvalto but an inflated phone battery is still right??? It's soft and warm, and will explode your lower body once you step on it (hence the limp)
And for it's presence in a field, perhaps it may not be far from an electronic waste disposal site
Link to reverse side
An inflated phone battery
u kiew cgaurmab nife
+1ceil(100π)+2
+1@Khichi2866 split the tag list into multiple comments
+1Aux input mode儿.
@Khichi2866 if you didn't know, each comment is limited to 3 tags each
+2The thumbnail must match the SP designer of the build
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Fort Chegga, Mauritania
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+1@DatFiat126Guy19 geelys are somewhat more common here in the Philippines than BYD or wuling, I have only seen a byd car once and I haven't heard of wuling before
+1Me
kid named geely:
@TalonTheCRTguy bruh, so you did pirate it
@TalonTheCRTguy so how'd you get an old version then
@HuskyDynamics01 fall of saigon
Bro pirated the wrong version
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+1Bro, i think they are revamping the site, the font looks different
Its because the indonesians took over the site
+3@DatFiat126Guy19 Wtf!
Wait, is this SimplePlanes?
So this is the D point. Well well well.
+1@Typhoon03 btw, you have been unbanned from the SimplePlanes Skippers Chat, sorry on behalf of the spsc staff team for the somewhat immature drama last year
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@TheMouse bro, mrsilverwolf is active on discord, just ask them on SPBC, or atleast tag them on an unlisted build as it says
+1The temperature in Saigon is 105 degrees and rising.
+2Zfhbhnnhhffvvddcfgffvgffdffrfgggbggggggggggggggggeerrr
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Knightofren
Knightofren
I'll see
What are the languages that SP2 will be localized to?
@Khichi2866 ah, the same website I've used to make a soviet-style amogus song and "我爱北京天安门" in style of Arabic call to prayer
+2@AluminiumFX lest we forget
+1