Comments by "Rita Gameiro" (@puraLusa) on "DW News" channel.

  1. ​ @handler007  4d chess move 😂
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  2. I'm all foward of body sovereignty as constitucional right for men and women. Specifying abortion seems discriminatory. As for EU - it doesn't have such authority, as EU isn't a county. So it's a bad comparisson cause it isn't a federal state.
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  3. I have the feeling that if rus and china relationship goes south, mongolia will be the suffering part.
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  4. Politics and justifying war for ressources. Religion was just an excuse.
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  5. 😂 It's actually pretty bad taste
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  6.  @Crashed131963  it just made the same powers to use other kind of warfare like proxy wars, economic warfare, biological, etc. Just shifted but the war is still there its just not as identifiable.
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  7.  @goldsteinist  you would need afgan females to volunteer and, guess what, they didn't.
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  8. I think some governments just quit the policies because the people need to work and they don't have the economics or the structure to impose lockdown. I think that's yhe case with mozambique. Their biggest isue right now is the fact they have ISIS in their territory amd their ecobimic loss due to covid has severe consequences (starvation). It's the reality and we shouldn't judge these countries as they are in a dire situation.
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  9.  @randomguy4116  catalonia is a false equivalence, at no point there was a genocide. Also, catalonia referendum was done not to separate but a cunning way to demand more financing from madrid. Between 30 to 40% of catalonians and residents of catalonia were left out of voting booth (cause they were gona vote to keep catalonia spanish) which means the referendum was not a fair one. Thus, false equivalence.
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  10. ​ @dkmark7802 deforestation of the amazon isn't falling. Brasilian agro is corrupt to the core, as is most of brasil.
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  11. 🤦‍♀️ Severe drought leads to floading. If the terrain is to dry it stops absorbing watter in weather events (excessive rain) and it causes floading and it removes nutrients and thickness of soil. That's what climate change does - extreme weather. That's why hydro management's needs to change to help the soil absorb said rain. Its all explained for anyone who wants to read it.
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  12.  @edvinaspetrauskas7594  or u can also be the possibly worst student during the draft and end up being tossed by incompetence. My country had a war and drafted peeps who didn't want to go, a lot of them turned out were considered incapable mentally but when regime changed there was a miracle and they all became engeneers etc 😂
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  13. ​ @nafissadat8950 wrong, isis has several styles of attack.
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  14. What would u consider more human plan? (for context, I also don't see this rwanda plan as any good).
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  15. And iran has atacked israel multiple times (it was actually the 1st to atack, way back as soon as iraq-iran war was over). So 🤷‍♀️
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  16. Question: why is it that the standart of obligations is so high for 1 country and so low for other countries?
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  17. Homeless problems are everywhere it isn't exclusive to western countries.
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  18. Does that include EU standing up for its own interst?
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  19. They tried, it didn't work, they got so strong that their activities spilled all the way to mozambique.
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  20. @geofflewis8599  on the contrary, if syria is stable and it's ruling class has something to loose, israel is safer. Syria in chaos has nothing to loose and poses more danger as it can harbour groups willing to act, even if suicidal.
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  21.  @bhrm_e2442  when someone is married for 50 years but is adulterous the other spouse tends to not want the marriage to procede.
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  22.  @poopyanalbumhole  9-3-2021
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  23. Exactly 😂 It's when they stop talking that we nobodies know sh it is about to happen. Till then it's all rhetorics.
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  24. Same was happening in the end of bronze age.
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  25.  @gaia7240  it's so stupidly obvious and still people think it's a question for politicians 🤷‍♀️
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  26.  @radman8321  isn't it frustrating? Reminds me of school mates who wouldn't do homeworks or pay attention in class and then cry cause of bad grades.
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  27. ​ @makanmata that's utopian. All attempts of reaching utopia have so far cause more harm than good.
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  28. Difference is there are neighborhoods intact with people doing regular life.
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  29.  @jacobconcannon4677  soldiers are easy to get, professional soldiers is quite hard. Besides, this isn't about a 2 countries batle, never was. So, it's not about soldiers but about how many proxy armys and militias one can finance. One proxy war can became 1000 proxy wars.
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  30. Actually it's more turkish influence. Not everything revolves around the US.
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  31.  @soksvaleryankoy  not very natural, member states are too different to work as a federation.
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  32.  @kukulroukul4698  that's a false equivalence and an ignorant statement.
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  33.  @johnnysgaminglab2126  nato isn't a political identity to be supported or not supported. It's a military alliance and it's the basis as of now of eu security. Wanna join eu, respect its member security. Again, UN decided the military action, nato didn't. Russia could have veto it, it didn't.
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  34.  @MilanTheMan69  no, in eu people don't think the same, but there are commonalities such as less national feelings and holds on history in exange of cooperation, every member looses a little bit of sovereignty in that regard. Another commonality is letting go of territories, I know, my country did it. We won for it, as individual citizens live better and the new generations have a new bigger identity: an european one.
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  35.  geranienbaum  my grandma had a pharmacy. At that time reaching the nearest city took too much time and thus there was a small biolab for simple diagnosis. It also have a quemichal lab. The pharmacy worked with these two small facilities until thr 90's when a road was built that conected the village to the nearest municipal city and a health center was constructed. This pharmacy took care of basics not only of the village but smaller house gatherings around. A biolab isn't that complicated just technical.
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  36.  @joecasey7415  nato has zero provision for electing anything.
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  37.  @eufrosniad994  and expression such as "you people" is what xebophoves and racists use.
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  38.  @spechund7109  so "you people" means the ones who live in the wester hemisphere in tolerance with a variety of ethnicities - than ur xenophobia is westerphobia- there's ur bias, ur xenophobe to people who live in the western hemisphere of Gaia. Ur a xenophobe.
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  39. Cheap doesn't mean without strings attached. That game doesn't work with countries who historically found a way out.
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  40.  @xcitemex6353  ur economic degree was a nice buy. U named the phenomenon of dollar going back home (from world markets), not dollar circulation control (federal bank) which are 2 different happenings. Ur first comment related to the first and then u answer me with the second 🤦‍♀️Let us see if u really have a degree. What is an economy (no copy paste from wiki) in ur own words?
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  41. The problem isn't 1 countries but the fact all aren't doing enough.
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  42.  @pix178  ur presseption of the world < facts. Sorry about ur feelings.
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  43. ​ @JustaSimpleComplexSyrian baath is secular, some factions in syrian civil war are full pro-theocracy, some are not. Ur spreading missinfo.
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  44. U are almost right, but usa didn't cause this, EU expansionism did, ot rather the ucrainian block that wants to turn west for business.
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  45. Protect the companies that will drill oil and the trade route probably.
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  46.  @SerginhoPMoura  ur being so positive... so many minuts...
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  47. US, EU, UN, Qatar, Iran, UAE, Saudi - they all gave aid money to gaza.
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  48. Nigeria has somewhat same problem so no probably can't help.
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  49. Not all fortunes are made the same way.
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  50. ​ @Lucas-wn5wm dude, southern border is the med sea, europe isn't gonna put barbed wire on their beaches 🤦‍♀️
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