I love so much that this faction actually gives a shit about civilian casualties and is generally the least war crimey. It is the same faction obsessed with setting people on fucking fire.
Yea you hear so much about how nice they are but really its basically part of thier culture to burn poeple alive. Jokes aside they really are the most human chapter even with the odd obsession with fire. When you look at all the other chapters fetishes the salanders seem kinda normal.
@@janiser4711 I will trade the names of three HERETICS for information on this penitent engine fellow corpse worshiper. Here are their names in exchange for information: (1) Me (2) Myself (I) I
It was one of his better ones and Jack plays off him well. It felt like Jack Nicholson was playing the same role he played in the departed but that’s not a bad thing
I love how the context of "You people" changes with this meme. Instead of it being a joke about mistaken racism its now misinterpretation of hearsay that he's using "You people" to mean the Empire's inquisition and Space Marines. Lol perfect
Could you maybe explain why "you people" is racist? I mean that's how I refer to a people when I'm talking to a member of said people. Like if I tried to point out some basic differences between cumans and swabs, I'd say "you people are different from my people in this and this regard." Were just black people in America referred to as "you people" so often that it became an unacceptable turn of phrase? What's the alternative? Not pointing out racial differences? "You people are better at basketball and running, because your bones are denser than that of whites. It's the same reason why you can't swim as well as we can." ...like, is that racist if I say it to a black? I'm genuinely curious. I only saw a couple of differently colored people in my entire life. I somehow never felt the need to ask them questions. Heck, I spent two thirds of my life being weirded out by blondes. Diversity was just not part of my life.
@@evanharrison4054 In the context of talking to someone who is black and addressing them as "You people" you imply they represent ALL black people. That's why its considered racist much like saying "The Blacks" its an all inclusive term to lump everyone together like a hive mind. By that point race is no longer a trait someone has but an essential aspect of the person according to the use of the term.
@@s7robin105 A broad spectrum of different and sometimes very distinct genetic linages, influenced by millions of years of environmental and dietary factors. All that has nothing to do with the totality of who you are and what make you, you, in the year 2XXX. Though these factors were recognised throughout all of human history, these are enlightened times, and if we can get rid of the bathwater and the baby at the same time, well, that's just efficiency! Am I right or what.
@@astrovarius543 I’m not sure what your point is. I’d rather not get bogged down in an argument of race as it’s a concept that hardly matters and only ever become a focus in recent human history.
@@s7robin105 I'm saying that your first comment is wrong and that race absolutely influences the nature and totality of a person. What that means is up to you. If you wanted to insinuate something bad from that, I think that would speak more to your own mindset than to what I am actually saying. I think there is value in many different areas for different kinds of people.
Hes lucky he wasnt an eldar child otherwise he wasnt even gonna be asked very nicely by the friendly salamander Chap. Straight up fire for him otherwise
Salamander: Sir you seriously need to calm down. Guardsman: "I am calm!" Angry marine: Suddenly appears while making incoherent yelling noises* Salamander (before proceeding to leave):'Ah shit no this mf'er" Guardsman: "I am calm" Angry marine: Stops yelling and speed dials the Master of Sanctity, who's just Father Jack from the Irish comedy show called "Father Ted". Guardsman: Proceeds to become the new chapter madter of the Angry marines*
"I'm not corrupted." "That's what a corrupted would say." "But I'm not corrupted!" "Prove it." "I don't even believe in God!" "You don't believe in the Emperor?" N"-No, That's not what I said I uh of course I believe in the Emperor but I don't believe in corn or Slaanesh." "You pronounced too well, This is for your own good." "No wai-----!"
Typical guardsman, did they didn't know that space marines have enhanced hearing? Talking normally means you're screaming at them. And screaming at them means white noise. Should've just be whispering or even better lip sign.
As somebody that works at an airport, I roll my eyes at people that complain about delays that are caused by staff shortages but then smile when aircrew get laid off.
@@GiveMeBackMyUsernameRU-vid Delays are caused by airlines always overbooking flights in an effort to fill every seat. If airlines weren't so greedy, then they would stop overbooking flights and offer fewer flights, which require fewer air crews. If flight attendants are unable to treat passengers with respect, then they should find another job.
@@omegacon4 In my nine years I've never known a delay caused by an overbooked flight. I'm sure it's probably happened at some point, but for the vast majority of flights you can count on at least a couple of passengers not showing up, so the total number of passengers that make it onto the flight don't exceed the aircraft's capacity. In the rare cases where I've heard of every single passenger turning up, the last person to show up for the same booked seat would be bumped off the flight and, usually at least where I work, offered a later flight and often be upgraded to business class at no extra cost or otherwise offered some other form of compensation for the inconvenience. In any case, that aircraft will take off at its allotted time regardless and the number of aircrew would remain the same, because the minimum number required is dictated by guidelines, hence why you see on rare occasions aircraft flying with a single passenger being served by a whole team of flight attendants. Generally in my experience the causes of delays that stick in my mind are as follows. 1. Bad weather, which is particularly annoying because nothing can be done about it. 2. Industrial action, such as strikes affecting air traffic control capacity (Looking at you, France). 3. Aircraft going tech, meaning being placed out of action due to maintenance issues for example. 4. Slot restrictions, when an aircraft misses its deadline for takeoff or landing. 5. Passenger disruption, for example having a person that's drunk too much becoming violent and uncooperative and needing to be escorted off the premises by police. 6. Staff shortages such as lack of ground handling or security staff. On the one hand you simply can load/unload bags fast enough or get an aircraft ready for turn around without enough trained people, and on the other hand a pilot won't leave if half of their passengers are still stuck at security because there aren't enough screening agents to open addition security lanes. 7. Pilots being out of hours. Pilots adhere to strict schedules intended to ensure that they never have to fly an aircraft while tired. If for example a pilot has to enter a holding pattern to allow for bad weather to clear, then it's possible that they may run out of permitted flight time for the day and another crew will have to brought in to complete a route. 8. Computer or mechanical failures at the ground station, like when the baggage system goes down and needs to be rebooted. 9. Dumb or unexpected stuff. For example a child dropping litter (FOD) all over the stand that will need to be cleaned up before the aircraft they're boarding can take off, or an idiot flying a drone or letting off fireworks inside restricted airspace, or a medical emergency at the airport which is shockingly common.
