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Ask me about my Nobara System [ Shintel i7 4770HQ, NoVideo 950m, 16GB DDR3-SDRAM ]

And while you are at it, ask me about my newest addition, a second Nobara System [ AYYYMD Ryzen 5 3600X, NoVideo 1070, 32GB DDR4 and some mix of NVMe, Sata SSD and HDD ]

I also use mastodon, to review pictures of peoples buttholes

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  • The man with the microphone is Shinichi Yokoyama, who in 2018 was the Chairman of the Judicial Affairs committee in Japanese Parliamen.

    On December 8th, 2018, Japanese Parliament voted on a hotly contested immigration reform bill that allowed foreign workers a path to Japanese citizenship. The plan was put forth by then-Prime Minister Shinzo Abe earlier that year and was opposed by Japan's opposition party, as well as some in Abe's right-wing base.

    When Yokoyama attempted to move to hold a vote on the controversial bill, he was beset by members of Parliament who apparently wanted to stop him from moving forward with a vote, leading to the image of Yokoyama speaking into his microphone while dozens of politicians attempted to restrain him.

    It should be noted that physical altercations are not exactly a rarity in Japanese Parliament, as the group has made headlines for what some have called "brawls" in both 2015 and 2023.

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