Youtube comments of pm ayo (@pmayo7894).

  1. I'm a simple man. I see Nero, I write... UMU
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  2. There was an article that Toyota's inclusion in a few games, GT Sport included, is primarily due to a healthy relationship between them and the publusher. If the game is good enough, then a Supra is warranted.
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  3. ​ @Mmjk_12  - which is debatable.
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  4. Yeah, this section is shady AF.
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  5.  @shobin05  - yeah, not really garbage. Takes 6 months to a full year in order to bring in a car of high quality. Check GTPlanet and the Gran Turismo Subreddit. You will need it.
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  6. On the other hand, Super GT's (the Japanese racing series, not the YouTuber) GT300 class can match and, often, post faster times than GTE.
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  7. ​ @relentlesspursuit6894  - not quite. The current twins have the FA24 engine compared to the FA20 on the 1st-gen cars. And here's the thing: you're too damn drunk on horsepower, you fail to consider the other important bits of the car like the chassis and suspension (both of which can be tuned). And besides, what other cars beside the twins and the Miata have rear-wheel drive, natural aspiration, lightweight bodies, and capable chassis at the same price point in the era of the growing EV craze?
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  8. "Putin looks stronger than ever after this" - IDK, destroying at least three helicopters and 1 transport plane doesn't exactly seem like a sign of strength, even if the "coup" fizzled out as quickly as it began. Besides, Ukraine seemed to have taken advantage of it and captured at least some land that was taken since 2014. EDIT: Oh wait, it seems Wagner downed at least 7 helicopters.
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  9. Ukrainian flag is still there flying proudly.
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  10.  @averagename-l4x  - the Russians lost Kherson. That's a big blow to Putin.
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  11. ​ @debater452  - and besides, Kyiv existed longer than Moscow.
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  12. Incorrect.
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  13.  @relentlesspursuit6894  - not quite. On the other hand, where exactly do you get to enjoy most of the high horsepower legally outside of a race track or an Autobahn?
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  14. ​ @theheadshot45  - Finland remained independent after the Winter War despite losing some land. Different situation compared to Germany's after WWII (in which Finland also remained independent).
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  15. "FIndland did dnot survived the soviet invasion" - except, they did.
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  16. "And she does a great job with it." - not quite.
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  17. "Russia will win" - in many ways, Russia already lost. Besides, they seem to be going more fascist than Ukraine.
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  18. "in 2014 there was a military coup" - which is easily debunked. Yanukovych was riding on the hope of bringing Ukraine closer to the EU. And then, he botched it. "And a civil war began on the territory of Donbass. Ukraine has been killing people for 8 years." - which is also debunked. And yet, why do the rebels have access to more advanced Russian weaponry than Ukraine during that period? EDIT: About the "Nazi" part, why are there still synagogues in Ukraine OPENLY doing daily prayer services? Why is Zelensky, a RUSSIAN-SPEAKING JEW, allowed to hold office of the presidency?
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  19. "How dumb can Finland be???" - zero. Because we all know that Moscow pretty much gave Helsinki the much-needed excuse.
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  20. Not quite.
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  21. Still stood.
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  22. Something tells me you're quite misinformed on hybrid race cars: they can actually sound good if you give them the proper engine (I mean, look at Cadillac's V-Series.R or apr's Toyota Prius racer in Japan's Super GT series back in the 2010's). Oh, and about going faster, there's gonna be expenses - LMP1 died partly because of it.
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  23.  @titusnelson9499  - nope, not quite. Besides, voluntarily joining NATO and NATO "taking over" Finland are two very different things.
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  24. "Finland folded like a deck of cards" - incorrect, I'm afraid.
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  25. "Finland has no any strength to fight with the Russian" - how many Soviet lives were lost to take just like less than 10% of Finnish land again?
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  26. Ask Putin.
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  27. Incorrect.
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  28. Not quite.
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  29. Still would have happened regardless.
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  30.  @bryananderson3772  - "Just like NATO forced the war today" - nope, and you know it.
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  31. Prigozhin and Bakhmut suggest otherwise.
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  32. Something tells me you haven't seen what happend when Moscow tried to invade Finland. Besides, what's KGB spy Putin doing near the 1st anniversary of his 3-day 'special military operation'?
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  33. And to partly put #4 into perspective, there's a reason why chairman Toyoda's Rookie Racing team bought a Mercedes-AMG GT3 for Super Taikyu... and WON: data. What better way to develop your GT3 car than sampling* one of the best in the market currently and race with it? Not the same situation as when Mercedes bought a McLaren F1 GTR just to stuff their own V12 engine and aero bits for the CLK GTR. *I put an asterisk because it's been more than two years the car ran.
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  34. Except, not quite.
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  35. "The United States' government started this war by deliberately provoking Russia into preemtively attacking Ukraine." Nope, not quite.
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  36. Except, you forget the part that the Soviets actually helped Germany during the Interwar Years.
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  37. Then why was the Finnish Democratic Republic established?
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  38. ​ @cactuscartocratus7228  - a Russian mil-blogger admitted that Russia did it.
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  39. ​ @CSCCSC-xl7qq  - except, you won't. We can tell.
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  40. The current Supra is both shorter and wider than the A80. SupraMKV forums did a comparison with their dimensions.
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  41.  @YittsuKitsune  - again, shorter but wider. Can't post the link here but you can search for "Toyota Supra Size Dimensions Comparison Thread".
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  42.  @YittsuKitsune  - "the new supra is just an oversized BMW Z4 with a hard top..." Look, it would be better to compare the dimensions of both cars. My previous comments were addressing this line.
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  43. Until you reach the front lines, that is.
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  44. Dude, that's debunked.
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  45. "There was no reason for it to exist." - counterpoint: Moldova and Chechnya.
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  46. "After they freed us from the Nazis?" Poland would like a word... as well as Hungary.
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  47. Nope. Putin had every chance to improve Russia, and he squandered them.
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  48. ​ @LaHayeSaint  - something tells me you hadn't read constantly the weather report for Europe during the winter (it was warmer than usual).
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  49. ​ @Princip666  - "Victoria Nuland" - except, she recommended that Yanukovych stays as president (after trying to pass a harsh anti-protest bill) until the next round of elections in 2014.
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  50. "Ukraine has not sunk any Russian ships - that's all been debunked." - pro-Russia milbloggers and amateur phone videos say otherwise
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  51. Again, incorrect. Ukraine want to improve their lives and want no part of Russia's BS. Putin didn't get the memo.
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  52. Not really.
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  53. Not quite. By simply attacking Helsinki (even without a nuke), the Finns are guaranteed to invoke Article 5.
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  54. Did you know that Moscow was also allied with the Nazis at the time of the Winter War?
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  55. Not quite when put in a track.
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  56. Incorrect.
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  57. Finland did what they wanted to in the Winter War despite losing a bit of land: remain independent. As for the Soviets getting back on their feet during WWII, there's the thing called "Lend-Lease" that helped them get to Berlin.
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  58. Except: - Moscow helped Germany rearm during the Interwar Period; - there's the Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact; - Lend-lease helped the Soviets outlast the Germans, even Zhukov and supposedly Stalin himself credited it for their success; - there's the African and western fronts, stretching the Germans thin; - some of the best Soviet personnel weren't even Russian. You've left out quite a lot
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  59. Incorrect.
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  60. Russia isn't exactly winning either.
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  61.  @jb-rx3qd  - and that's why Americans should focus less on 0-60 times. There's more to the performance than that.
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  62. Applies more on Russia than Ukraine, to be honest.
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  63. Incorrect, all of it.
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  64. Nope, not quite.
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  65. ​ @vergil-z71  - not denial, besides we already know why NATO intervened in Serbia and Kosovo.
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  66. "It feels like you are funded by NATO or Raytheion or Lockheed Martin." - which isn't the case. "Yet did not say a work about the CIA coup in Ukraine" - which isn't the case either. "or that the Ukrainian army has killed over 14,000 of its own Russian speaking citizens" - over 14,000 being mostly military casualties ON BOTH SIDES.
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  67. "Finland did NOT survived" - they did. "Surviving" means remaining independent, and continues to do so to this day. No one's denying that Finland lost parts of their territory.
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  68.  @shoora813  - still survived. Their government remained free from the Soviets, don't try to deny it.
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  69. "after taking what they needed to defend thenselves against Nazis" - while forgetting that there's the Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact... and before that, helping the Germans with their tank training in violation of the Treaty of Versailles
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  70. Only the GT1 cars use the V8, the GT3 retains the VR38.
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  71.  @averagename-l4x  - I'm talking about Putin, and you know this.
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  72. ​ @Progress_or_Barbarism  - come clean. You know what you're doing.
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  73. ​ @Progress_or_Barbarism  - again, come clean.
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  74. Calling Ukrainians "Nazis" while Russia continues to tick the checkbox in terms of similarities is quite ironic. Besides, synagogues are still standing and doing their daily prayer services in the former.
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  75. Incorrect, or at least there are a lot of missing context to your comments.
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  76. Except, their alliance with the Nazis was more nuanced than it seems. To put it shortly, superficial at best. Besides, didn't the Soviets help Germany build up their war machine?
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  77. Not quite. Russia pretty much got her eastern European neighbors angry long before Ukraine in 2022.
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  78. There's the GR Corolla Besides, the engine of the Corolla in the video is still an ICE. In fact, it doesn't sound that different. > Make a real Supra To be fair, the last time Toyota made a "real" Supra, a lot of us actually hated it at first and didn't buy enough of it.
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  79. There's the thing called Chechnya.
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  80. Replace Ukraine with Russia, and it's more accurate.
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  81. The didn't FORMALLY apply. 'Asking' and 'formally applying' for membership are two very different things
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  82. And that BMW isn't exactly better on the corners than an 86.
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  83. "big mistake to join NATO" - nope. Putin made Finland join NATO - and brought along Sweden.
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  84. Nope.
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  85. No. The Lexus' performance is too high for it to be called a Supra.
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  86. A lot of famous and legendary sports cars use 4-pots, so that's a good chunk taken out.
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  87. "Ukraine under Nazi regime" Eh, you do know that synagogues there are still standing, right? Besides, there are other religions practicing freely there. Not something that Nazism tolerates.
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  88.  @anes2850  - the main difference here is that America is more open to criticism and change, something Russia lacks lately. This ain't hypocrisy - an American can do those two and still be a patriot for a good cause. Edit: Putin had the chance to do just that, but he didn't.
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  89. ​ @austin33785  - I hate to break it, but you're really lack foresight (one of the things that brought you Pearl Harbor).
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  90. Hate to break it, but why was the Finnish Democratic Republic established if the Soviets "weren't planning to annex Finland"?
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  91. incorrect
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  92. Nope.
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  93. Except, you're forgetting that synagogues still stand in Ukraine, Zelenzky is Jewish, and LGBT rights are being championed, not something that Nazism likes.
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  94. Never, and even if they do press the button, this will not sit well. Even Beijing is well aware of this.
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  95. Actually well.
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  96. Thing is, Russia destroyed itself.
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  97. ​ @user3bf653f  - not really hate, just dissapointment. Russia had years to reinvent itself and become a productive country. Invading Ukraine pretty much put those chances into the bin for a very long time.
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  98. 2 seconds is still big in the grand scheme of things, just like milliseconds.
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  99. "Russia invades other country = defending itself" - and erasing local culture and language. Still imperialism.
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  100. ​ @yamabukiSaaya  - "Porsche has never won an endurance race in IMSA." They won at Long Beach, Road America, and Indy.
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  101. Something tells me you need to do a bit more history research.
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  102.  @DonutGuard  - Zhukov and some Soviet officials (and probably Stalin himself) say otherwise. Besides, Ukraine is already getting Lend-Lease just like Moscow.
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  103. "Finland could of just asked for help" - they already did.
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  104. And in stock condition.
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  105. Except the part of overthrowing Helsinki if the Finnish Democratic Republic that Moscow held found were to indicate.
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  106. "Ukraine stopped being a democratic country when the government was overthrown in 2014." Which is debunked.
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  107. Much of the world's grain comes from Ukraine.
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  108. Not quite.
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  109. Incorrect.
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  110. A Mazda MX-5 is still a sports car because it focuses on lightweight handling and has a dynamic chassis to boot. 0-60 times doesn't exactly matter when there are tight corners to navigate through. Be honest: would a minivan do the same?
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  111. "instead of removing NATO they continually expanded threatening and encircling Russia." - Moldova, Chechnya, and Georgia say otherwise.
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  112. ​ @DinoAlberini  - and let's not forget how the Soviets trained the very Germans that would invade them later (look at the LeichtTraktor as an example).
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  113. ​@csjmb6193 - dude, don't play dumb.
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  114. On the other hand, the MiG-15 used... a centrifugal-flow jet. So the slow part of the Meteor is mainly due to the fact swept wings were becoming the standard.
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  115.  @shanedavison7473  - incorrect
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  116. Except, not quite.
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  117. Ukraine still has synagogues, so that's a fail. Besides, isn't Russia having a bigger neo-Nazi problem than their neighbor?
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  118. ​ superfluous2004  "MKIV Supra was a fine car" - and yet, why just a bit more than 11,000 examples were sold in the U.S. market compared to the preceeding A70 model?
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  119. Nope.
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  120. SupraMKV forums did a dimensions comparison: the current Supra is a tad shorter and wider than the A80.
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  121. "The Russians were just chasing the Nazis out." - and yet, they actually helped the Germans in their military buildup during the Interwar Period.
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  122. ​ @ilmari1452  - and why was the Finnish Democratic Republic established if Moscow "didn't want all of FInland"?
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  123. To put it plainly: why did Moscow do the same thing?
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  124. Russia's actions in Syria suggest otherwise.
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  125. And lighter than a 530d.
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  126. If Putin and Yanukovych just admit that the Ukrainian people prefer closer ties with the EU, there never would have been a war.
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  127.  @TomSeliman99  - and now it seems Russia's own blunders are giving China some second-thoughts.
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  128. All Putin had to do was not invade in the first place, understand that Ukraine wishes to lean closer with the EU, and that's it.
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  129. ​ @sandervanderkammen9230  - here's a question: what's the U.S. designation for the engine of the AV-8B Harrier II?
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  130.  @sandervanderkammen9230  - yes, thank you. Though, I suggest not using bold for the entire comment and only use it to highlight. And theres one other thing: a lot of your comments suggest that, not to be rude, you're lacking context.
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  131.  @sandervanderkammen9230  - not to be rude or anything, but something tells us you may have failed to account for other factors that follow. Take the 262 for example: yes it's faster than what the Allies have in store, but without the sufficient numbers and with Germany's factories getting bombed (ones that provide the engines and other materials), that advantage was already negated.
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  132. ​ @theheadshot45  - not cope, I'm afraid. And you know it full stop.
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  133. Not really. On the other hand, Russia's supposed might is questionable at best; can't even help Armenia when they asked a few times.
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  134. Doesn't really need one when the RX-7 already does it.
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  135. OTOH, Lend-Lease helped Moscow during WW2. So you can't attribute it to just manpower alone.
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  136. ​ @evgeniya7853  - a certain Sergey Glazyev says otherwise.
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  137.  @EPYes  - the RC's platform isn't exactly good compared to the one the Supra uses.
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  138. ​ @aronm5617  - "The point being is west toppled a pro Russian government to make them pro West." - incorrect, and you know that pretty well.
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  139. "NATO has lost this war" - and yet, Finland is already their latest member. So, a fail for Putin. "Putin is just too powerful" - didn't capture Kyiv, lost the Moskva, lost Kherson, took too long to take Bakhmut, and now Crimea is regularly visted by Ukrainian drones. Besides, their airbases within western Russia aren't spared either.
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  140. ​ @direct2397  - unfortunately, you seem to forget that Moscow is the capital of both. And we all know how they operate.
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  141. ​ @RM27.03  - same applies to Moscow.
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  142. Not entirely wrong given that Corvette had to mod (tone down) it in order to compete in basically GT3 (GTD Pro) in IMSA.
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  143. Except Subaru initially didn't want to get involved with the twins. It wasn't until Toyota bought share of Fuji Heavy Industries (now Subaru Corporation) that the cars were developed and made.
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  144. The thing is, Kyiv existed before Moscow was even established.
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  145. Incorrect.
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  146. Ali Abdi - Ferrari lovers at the time of the original NSX's release
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  147.  @CCSERVE-cn1ly  - "It was Ukraine who refused to stop shelling the Donbas" - because there are actual Russian soldiers there. Besides, a lot of the shelling was already debunked. "anti Russian language laws" - which is also debunked. Besides, Zelensky freely speaks Russian. "2014 coup" - once again, debunked. Yanukovych was ousted because of his failure to bring Ukraine closer to the EU and trying to pass an oppressive anti-protest law.
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  148. Civic's a volume-seller car compared to the 86/BRZ, and besides, Southeast Asia (where I live) did not get the hatch for the current generation. The twins are more purpose-built.
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  149. Incorrect
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  150. Ahem... Warsaw Pact.
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  151. Nope.
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  152. Not quite.
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  153. Except, not quite.
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  154. ​ @billrosenstein  - except not legal. Still internationally recognized as Ukrainian.
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  155.  @billrosenstein  - nope. Crimea is still part of Ukraine, and you know it.
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  156.  @billrosenstein  - local* (with an asterisk). Besides, Russia kicked out the Tartars off Crimea (the population that was residing before).
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  157. ​ @Дмитрий-х9з4г  - while leaving out the part that Moscow played a part in the rise of the German war machine (the Leichttraktor, for one example).
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  158. Drive the car.
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  159. ​ @Azdroc96  - and before we forget, Moscow's victory over the Nazis was, even by the admission of some top Soviet officials, made possible by stuff from the good ol' U.S. of A. Besides, this ain't the old Soviet times bud where they could draw more manpower. Now, Ukraine is getting the much-needed Lend-Lease.
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  160.  @mrmellow1144  - or Russia didn't treat their former Warsaw Pact members well, and that was the factor that made a good portion of the eastern bloc join NATO.
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  161. The current car sticks with the straight-6, RWD, and two-door coupe formula while making it a more potent sportscar than the previous generations. Besides, the CEO was involved with the development, too.
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  162. "Russia defeated Nazi Germany" - while being supplied and informed by Allied Lend-Lease and intelligence.
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  163.  @thearchitect817  - "The USA has failed in many wars to exhibit just why it/we are the number one superpower." Here's the thing: you don't exactly need wars to prove that you're the number one superpower. Just by looking at how Kennedy handled the Cuban Missile Crisis would you get a clue. Besides, Moscow have their fair share of losses: Poland, Finland, 1980s Afghanistan, and now Ukraine would be on the list.
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  164. ​ @thearchitect817  - nope, Russia is still doing so badly in Ukraine. Sure, getting Bakhmut may be fine for Putin, but they took too long and lost a good portion of their men (including Wagner) and equipment to do so. And it looks like this is an opportunity for Ukraine. Besides, isn't there something going in Belgorod right now?
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  165. The LFA isn't really a "true Supra". Spiritually, it's a successor to the old Toyota 2000GT - even Jason pointed it out when doing the video for that car.
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  166. ​ @fantommorbius5175  - "Ukraine army is full of Nazi garbage" While accommodating Jews, Muslims, and other religions? Yeah, you really don't know what Nazism actually means, do ya?
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  167.  @fantommorbius5175  - nope, not quite. Besides, there seems to be a much bigger neo-Nazi problem in Russia than in Ukraine.
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  168. Yeah, not quite. Besides, what about that glorious Russian return from Kherson?
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  169. Because Toyota needed a straight-6 engine for the Supra (outside the Japan-exclusive 4-banger). They can't just use the 2JZ because it would have been expensive to make it compliant with today's emissions regulations, and it's heavy. Oh, and Toyota was reported to have a great hand in the development of the B58 engine.
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  170. Incorrect.
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  171. Except, it ain't what you think.
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  172. Russia attacks civilian areas indiscriminately on a regular basis. In Ukraine's case, it's unfortunate timing that the family got caught in the blast. You can only do so much to avoid civilian deaths as much as possible.
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  173. "From a free thinker in canada" - ironic. Besides, Russia ticks more of the boxes for evil.
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  174. Unfortunately, if left alone long enough, it will be a problem.
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  175.  @dboyzer1  - maybe look at Russia as well, seems like neo-Nazism is way more rampant there.
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  176. Eh, nope.
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  177.  @LaHayeSaint  - that ain't a riddle. Just search on the internet: there are a good number.
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  178. Not quite.
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  179. Except, you missed a lot of contexts. - there's Operation Fortitude that preceeded D-Day. - the Normandy landings didn't just invovle the U.S. - Russia waas able to reach Berlin with the addition of Allied lend-lease and lengthy bombing campaings that preceeded it. - and then there's the western front.
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  180. "Honda pulled out of Super GT after 2023" - which is false, BTW.
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  181. 1 Ukrainian die for every 2-3 Russian taken out. That's what the original leaks mentioned.
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  182.  @LiberatedGalaxy  - something tells me you're the one saying the lies. If Ukraine are Nazis, why do they allow people of other religions like Islam and JUDAISM to serve? Why are synagogues still up and running? President Zelensky is JEWISH, not something that Nazism allows.
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  183. Not really about speed. The car is designed for conering and spirited fun.
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  184. ​ @MarxinRios  - fun fact: the Soviets actually helped the very Germans that would invade them later (case in point, the Leichttraktor).
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  185.  @hiufgterde  - again, incorrect.
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  186. Until you meet a corner where a tall ride height, higher center of gravity, and heavier weight would say otherwise. Don't forget the length.
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  187. I would say, as a Subaru fan, it's the other way around. Toyota pitched in the idea of a RWD car.
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  188. You need to check out the sides of the Toyota 2000GT. That predates the original Z car.
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  189. "and what I absolutely hate is that Toyota didn't keep the 1990s Supra Turbo upgrading decade after decade and keeping pace with the 911 or leading it." - what you failed to account was that Japan's economy wasn't exactly in a good spot in the 90's (there's a reason that some Japanese called it "the lost decade"). And then there's the part that Mark 4 (A80) sales weren't as good as the Mark 3 (A70).
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  190.  @MKDC-5  - not quite. Besides, Subaru initially didn't want themselves in the project until Toyota bought some of Fuji Heavy Industries' shares.
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  191. Not quite. Still ZF-made, but Toyota-specific tuning.
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  192. That's not exactly it.
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  193. Incorrect
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  194. It already was leaning somewhere closer to Nazism than Ukraine.
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  195. You have way better things to do than post unneeded, poinless virtol against Peugeot (especially since the 9X8 is a race car).
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  196.  @lopezben3023  - pointless reply.
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  197.  @lopezben3023  - yeah, we all knew that wasn't exactly the case. Heard that the 208 Rally 4 car did well recently in the ERC.
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  198. The "king" that suffered low sales and good amounts of initial criticism for not looking like the A70.
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  199. Incorrect.
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  200. While forgetting that Moscow had said agreements and treaties with said Nazis during the Interwar Period.
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  201. ​ @user3bf653f  - let's see: "Insdead of live in peace, they start ww3 using ukrains as an excuse." - nope. The main draw for why the war began is the Ukrainians' desire to better themselves by forging closer ties with the EU. "Did putin ever attack you?" - tell that to Poland, or Hungary, or Chechnya, or Moldova, or Georgia. "did you help serbians when US bombed them?" - you mean, "helping the Serbs with their mass genocide?" "You did not care when Zensky shelled eastern ukraine for the 10 years" - firstly, Zelensky started office in 2019. Second, the "mass genocide of ethnic Russians" was already debunked. "West always reject russia." - something tells me you need a bit of history homework; Russia did ally with the West a few times (most notably in the Napoleonic Wars).
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  202. There's actually two meanings: aside from the Nurburgring, it N also refers to Namyang, South Korea where the performance brand was established.
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  203. You might need to take a look of Mark 4 sales new to partly see why Toyota went with BMW to co-develop the Supra (it wasn't exactly pretty). Besides, there's also the string of economic downturns (90's asset price bubble burst, Asian financial crisis, 2008 financial crisis, and so on).
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  204. "reducing speeds by limiting powertrain size to no more than 1500cc..." - Formula 1 cars have engines of 1.6 liters, and look how fast their times are (if we focus on Red Bull, Mercedes, Ferrari, and the occasional Aston Martin). Besides, speed isn't the only factor in producing fast lap times. This point is kinda short-sighted, to be honest. EDIT: Besides before I forget, said cars have the MGU-K and the MGU-H installed to augment the engine. Toyota, Ferrari, Peugeot, and all of the LMDh-spec cars have hybrids. Finally, aerodynamics play a crucial role in getting the car fast and corner fast, so your argument of downsizing engine sizes to reduce top speed makes even less sense.
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  205. Replace Ukraine with Russia, and it's accurate.
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  206. Not quite. Besides, Moldova and Georgia would like a word.
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  207.  @HistorydnClarity  - not even close, unsurprisingly. Besides, you forget that the US came to play when they started nationhood in 1776, whereas Russia has been around for quite longer.
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  208. More like 50/50.
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  209. ​ @londop.a.3048  - something tells me you're missing a lot of context for Finland siding with the Nazis.
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  210. Then why the need for mobilization if Russia is "destroying" Ukraine?
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  211. Not quite.
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  212. Except, not exactly the case.
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  213. Except, not quite.
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  214.  @yamabukiSaaya  - 2 hour, 30 minutes. Even then, that's still enough to make someone worn out if not properly managed.
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  215. There's actually two: both refer to the Nurburgring and Namyang, SK (where the sub-brand was first established).
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  216. Forgot the Supra and Toyoda moment: 2019 24 Hours of Nurburgring - they got 3rd in class. GR Supra proved itself well.
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  217.  @butchfajardo8832  - the Supra is actually more potent than the RC F despite the horsepower difference. Chassis is better, too, compared to the frankenplatform the Lexus uses.
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  218. ​ @steveharrigan7811  - except, that's not the case.
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  219. Porsche's last Le Mans wins were done using the Vee configuration when they raced the 919 Hybrid.
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  220. "Russia saved Europe" - after dooming Europe by training the Nazis during the interwar years.
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  221.  Australian Jackaroo  - on the other hand, Moscow essentially didn't give Ukraine in WWII not much of a choice.
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  222. I suggest driving in the MX-5 Cup before calling the Miata "for girls". Besides, by badmouthing the car, you're also badmouthing the classic European roadsters.
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  223. Not quite.
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  224. The platform isn't exactly excelling in the handling department.
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  225. Finland remains independent after the Winter War, so yes it did survive.
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  226.  @georgesaros-u9j  - no, not really. That's the truth.
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  227. At least in the US, it outsold the A80.
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  228. ​ @yo-gz8rv  - except, not quite.
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  229. Nope, not quite.
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  230. "Doesnt look like a supra" - so was the Mk. IV to the Mk. III, and that to the Mk. II "doesnt sound like a supra" - there are other straight-6s the Supra used in its run, not just the JZ series "doesnt drive like a supra" - sporty gran tourer compared to a more focused sports car
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  231.  @johnwayne5830  - "Just slapped a supra badge on it only thing this and the original have in common." - the only things that are consistent are the use of a straight-6 engine and rear-wheel drive.
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  232. "A wing is an advertising billboard, nuff said." - and yet, why did McLaren ask Piastri to retire the car after his wing went wobbly? To be fair, most of the car's body serve a functional purpose. Usually the higher the category, the less reliant on mechanical grip.
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  233.  @Harvest133  - not quite, it seems. Again, there's the Finnish Democratic Republic.
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  234.  @Harvest133  - dude, don't play dumb.
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  235. ​ @Jimmy-ye3wg - "Sweden and Finland are strategically irrelevant" - not quite.
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  236. Except, that's not gonna work.
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  237.  @petradelaroza7887  - this ain't 1945, ya know. The reactions will be different.
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  238. ​ @angelicoctahedron3646  "Ukraine cancelling russian language." - incorrect. Read the Ukrainian constitution. "Ukraine has multiple objects named after Bandera name" - which you can thank Moscow for that.
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  239. One thing to consider is that the Toyota car requires a straight-6 engine. A 2JZ wouldn't exactly cut it since you need to rework it for modern regulations. Plus, the engine is quite heavy. EDIT: For some reason, the Japanese have a straight-4 option for now. But hey, the famous Castrol Tom's Supra race car has that engine configuration, not the 2JZ.
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  240. Not this case.
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  241.  @sinisamarkovic6528  - is it?
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  242.  @sinisamarkovic6528  - yeah, Russia is having a hard time right now.
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  243.  @sinisamarkovic6528  - "Z"as in zero brains, zero understanding of Ukraine, and pretty much zero effective strategy.
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  244.  @korswe  - not quite. Besides, how heavy are those grand tourers? Edit: Before I forget, there is also the importance of how well-developed and designed the chassis are. Can't exactly perform well if a manufacturer do it poorly.
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  245. 'We all know that the Ukrainians will be the only loser of the war Between mother russia and Nato." - except, not quite.
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  246. Yeah, not quite, buddy.
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  247.  @MarkMiller304  - nope, and you know it.
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  248.  @MarkMiller304  - you know that ain't exactly the case, right?
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  249.  @MarkMiller304  - dude, cut the act. You know that this ain't the case.
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  250.  @MarkMiller304  - if that's the case, why is Ukraine still holding on and Russia taking too long to get Bakhmut? Not exactly a fragmented Ukraine you thought it is.
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  251.  @MarkMiller304  - and why is Russia having a hard time in Ukraine since almost early on in the war? Now the captured territories are slowly being put in doubt. I suggest dropping the act.
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  252. Nope "and supporting the 2014 coup in Ukraine" - again, nope. That's debunked (it's actually Yanukovych failing to bring Ukraine to the EU).
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  253. Dude, even the Soviets housed some Nazis. In fact, look at Wagner. BTW, Soviets also gasp made a deal with the same Nazis to divide Poland back then.
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  254.  @marikoportoriko8040  - you already know why. EDIT: I mean, just look at how Russia operates. Their media is one example. EDIT 2: And before I forget, synagogues are still doing daily prayer services in Ukraine openly. Not something that Nazism likes.
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  255. Unfortunately, Russia is too drunk in land-grabbing to do so.
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  256. ​ @cuentaprincipal3225  - "USA fears Russia" Correction: it's the Eastern European nations (especially those once part of the Warsaw Pact).
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  257. Incorrect.
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  258. ​ @skyler-id1yo  - again, replace Zelensky with Putin and it's accurate. Besides, the Ukrainians are understandably angry: of course, they'll take up arms and fight for their homes. Good thing that NATO is providing the training. As for Russia, it's becoming a joke in the eyes of the world. Even China is aware, as evidence by their not-so-subtle criticism of their Su-35 jets.
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  259. Something tells us you haven't driven the car as it intended the driver to do.
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  260. Except Russia isn't the good guy here.
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  261.  @csjmb6193  - dude, you know what Moscow did.
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  262. ​ @csjmb6193  - "or are you unable to accept facts and reality?" - this line pretty much applies to you. "You are joining an evil entity" - and yet, why is Moscow still tolerating neo-Nazis within its own borders? Remember the late Utkin of Wagner infamy? He had SS imagery as tattoos.
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  263.  @alexb3861  - incorrect.
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  264. ​ @spatrk6634  - "It was never the plan to annex finland into the soviet union." - then why was the Finnish Democratic Republic established if the Soviets weren't "planning to annex Finland"?
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  265. Yeah, 'Kiev' is Russian-derived.
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  266. Dig into Finnish history. Moscow wanted to get some slice of Finnish land via the Winter War (which evetually did, albeit not very much and with a chunk of the Soviet war machine taken out by the Finns and good old winter).
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  267. "This foreigh sponsored coup is the origin of the crisis in Ukraine." - which isn't. Besides, the origins of the crisis could stretch way before Euromaidan.
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  268. That destroys the purpose of the 86.
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  269. Pro-Russia milbloggers say otherwise.
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  270. Except, that's not exactly the case.
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  271. ​ @georgelincolnrockwell6248  - ahem, October 7th. And that's coming from a person who also share concerns of Israeli conduct.
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  272.  @BF109G4  - but did not race their Z4 while Toyota did with the Supra, even bringing along CEO Akio Toyoda in the 2019 24 Hours of Nurburgring. They even offer a GT4 racing version.
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  273. Replace Zelensky with Putin and it's more accurate.
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  274. "5th gen fails because they didn't stay true to 4th gen aethetics" - here's an irony here: the A80 also failed because it didn't "retain" some the aesthetics of the preceeding A70 model. Right now, the J29 model is in a similar situation, though it's actually doing much better with it.
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  275. Except the nations of NATO have more than enough room to examine their flaws and make up for them.
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  276. Except, not quite.
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  277.  @alexanderdanielsson6049  - I suggest getting in touch with someone who owns one. They ain't exactly slow, and besides, it ain't about speed (especially since trying to make use of the horsepower on a public road is very tricky).
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  278.  @ДедПихто-щ3г  - dude, that ain't fairy tales. If it were, Finland wouldn't be the same as it is today. EDIT: Oh, and don't forget Moscow helped build the Nazi war machine.
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  279. Except, not quite.
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  280. ​ @carboydorifutoparty3976  - and besides, let's not forget that we didn't buy a lot of A80s back when they were brand new and some of us outright hated it at first.
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  281. Not quite, buddy.
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  282. ​ @SirPeacemaker - the answer is pretty obvious here. Finland survived as an independent entity to this day.
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  283. Way less fragmented than Russia, ATM.
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  284.  @lisov4575  - nope
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  285.  @lisov4575  - again, nope. And you know it.
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  286.  @lisov4575  - honestly, that's what Russia wants you to think.
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  287.  @prosto_potomuwto  - "Cabon fiber is both stronger and cheaper" - not quite. For all the strength it provides, carbon fiber is still more expensive than aluminum - especially in the late 80's and early 90's.
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  288. "Nato is evil" - which is false.
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  289. ​ @palomathereptilian - "NATO is basically the group of high school bullies tryibg to sabotage countries in the Global South to thrive" - not quite. Seems you're missing a lot of contexts. "This is why y'all are so concerned about BRICS 🤔" - while conveniently forgetting that China and India aren't exactly allies.
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  290. Russia swept it away with theur F'ing up of their "three-day adventure" in Ukraine, forcing the two Nordic countries to join NATO.
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  291. ​ @Azdroc96  - even China knows that using nukes is political suicide.
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  292. Except, not quite.
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  293. "Russia is on the right side of History" Except, not quite.
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  294.  @afkfromk1  - not quite either, even after that gaffe of an interview recently.
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  295.  @afkfromk1  - dude, you do know that you were already spouting BS, right? Besides, the western world are more willing to examinine themselves and resolve their faults.
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  296. Not quite the same
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  297. Which is false, BTW.
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  298. Except, not quite.
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  299.  @averagename-l4x  - and will continue to waste lives unnecessarily just to fulfill a deluded dream.
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  300. Except, this car uses a modified G16 ICE to run on hydrogen.
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  301. Pro-Russia milbloggers say otherwise.
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  302. And yet, we didn't buy a lot of them new and actually hated it at first.
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  303. ​ @lasalsera-x8d  - "No military presence." - and why did Russia place radar reflectors on barges and practice smokescreen exercise beside the bridge last year? The latter was even caught on Russia dashcam videos.
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  304. ​ @marcuslegion3654  - when angry Ukrainians wishing to improve their living standards through closer ties with the EU protested against Yanukovych, which even the Parliament had enough.
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  305. "they had proven it last world war 2" - except they were backed with US Lend-Lease, which Ukraine is getting.
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  306. About that... Russian have more neo-Nazis.
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  307. Except not really
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  308.  @siddheshpillai3807  - again, not quite. Besides, check out its motorsport history.
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  309.  @siddheshpillai3807  - not really applicable. Besides the A80 was just as loathed back in its day on the new car market and didn't sell well. I mentioned the Mk.V's racing history since the CEO of Toyota raced with the car (the most notable being the 2019 24 Hours of the Nurburgring). Speedhunters covered an article concerning its participation and why it was an elightening experince. It also did us a favor not a lot of us bother to contemplate and reflect because of rose-tinted glasses.
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  310. Until you take a look at its racing history...
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  311. Nope, and you know it full-stop.
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  312.  @TomSeliman99  - not quite. Ukraine knows that sooner or later, Bakhmut would be captured. They want to be sure that any attempts to do so would be costly to Russia, making it a pyrrhic victory.
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  313. You did, just rely less on the horsepower.
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  314. ​ @DRourk  - Russia's response in the days since Finland's ascension to NATO memberships suggests otherwise.
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  315. ​ @DRourk  - did not require "mainstream media" to point out just how pathetic Russia became.
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  316. ​ @DRourk  - you know that it seems Russia didn't read any of the books you mentioned.
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  317. Yeah, nope...
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  318. Besides, Joe declassified the sat pics showing Russian military buildup.
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  319. Incorrect.
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  320. No. Not even close.
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  321.  @greekchris91  - tC means "touring coupe", that's it.
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  322. Incorrect.
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  323. Except one Russian mil-blogger admitted that Russia did it.
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  324. The Soviet-Afghan War would like a word.
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  325. Not quite.
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  326.  @TomSeliman99  - are they?
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  327. Better off with no military parade at all, especially given this year's Victory Day Parade.
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  328. Not quite, actually.
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  329. ​ @PandaBear-i9o  "A country taken over by a US led coup..." - which is false.
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  330. Not quite. The Kerch Bridge serves as a vital supply line into Crimea and the frontlines in Ukraine, so it's a valid military target.
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  331.  @Ryan-is-me  - not an opinion, I'm afraid. Besides, Russian dashcam and amateur photographs already show radar reflectors on barges parked near the bridge and smokescreen exercises meant to shield it from imaging. I mean, why did the Swiss rig explosives on their own bridges during the Cold War despite civilians using them on a daily basis?
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  332. It's actually 380 Stateside.
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  333. Nope.
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  334. This is anything but brilliant, especially that the plane Wagner shot down was an Il-22M.
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  335. Ahem... Polish-Soviet War and Winter War...
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  336. ​@Sturmovik1946 - except, that's not exactly the whole story.
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  337.  @fry.master  - again, not quite the whole story.
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  338.  @fry.master  - "Tweaking things by .5grams here and there by eccentrics means NOTHING. Rip that stock shifter out and put in a real chassis mount if you want an engaging experience, not that halfass toyota “tweaking”" - not quite. As savagegeese puts it during his first review of the Supra: using a mass-produced, existing platform for a sports car come with trade-offs. Even though the platform used by both the current Supra and Z4 features elements of BMW's CLAR, it's a dedicated, more purpose-built one.
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  339. The Supra was never inteded to compete with the GT-R. It's mainly the Z cars.
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  340.  @prestog610  - a direct competitor it was not. https://www.gtplanet.net/forum/threads/toyota-supra-a90.235133/page-41 "That big group of 90s Japanese cars is only really considered rivals due to them having the same power outputs. In reality the Supra has always been more of a GT than a sports car (high performance but heavy and not that sharp to drive), like the 300ZX. The NSX and RX-7 have always struck me more as being the sports cars, while the R35 shows the direction Nissan probably would have gone even earlier were it not for the gentleman's agreement nominally limiting them to 280PS."
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  341.  @sandervanderkammen9230  - the Phantom II got useful when they had a WWII ace helping out (Robin Olds). Plus, the Navy seemed to do a better job with flying them.
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  342. And yet, why was the Finnish Democratic Republic established again?
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  343. Not exactly.
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  344. Besides, why are synagogues still standing there?
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  345. Incorrect.
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  346. Keeper of Eurobeat - not exactly, when you consider what the original acronym means.
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  347. Which isn't exactly slow once you know what the car is capable of.
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  348. ​ @WilhelmKarsten  - "the Me-262 was a quantum leap in aviation technology... the Allies had absolutely nothing compared to it." Until the German factories started getting bombed by Allied aircraft. The plane's advantages were slowly eaten away.
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  349. Except, Russia is the one playing as the evil.
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  350. *Russia's and Putin's
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  351. "No supercar heritage" - if discounting their role in Formula 1 with McLaren (the 80's era one, not the 2010's) and Williams.
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  352. Not really.
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  353. Toyoda is still alive, ya know.
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  354. Except not quite.
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  355.  @Elucidator-  - except, not yet.
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  356. It is a sportscar.
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  357. Pro-Russia milbloggers say otherwise.
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  358.  @mrpilkington9710  - "nato officers" - and yet, why is NATO chain-of-command still functioning normally?
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  359.  @thereallifetold  - incorrect.
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  360.  @thereallifetold  - Ukraine chose to move on and better themselves. Putin wasted that chance by launching the war.
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  361.  @thereallifetold  - seems you are lacking a bit of context behind the problems Ukraine faced between 2014 (or should I say, earlier) and 2022.
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  362.  @thereallifetold  - is it all his fault? Again, context.
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  363. To be frank, unless you have a long enough and straight enough road to make the most of (applicable to tracks also), rarely would a driver of a high-performance car reach the top speed. Besides, weight is often the enemy of a car: head for a corner and the mass and higher center-of-gravity would be liabilities to an SUV.
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  364.  @not4younot4you70  - check GoodCarBadCar for the current Supra's NA sales figures.
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  365. Incorrect.
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  366. Honestly, something tells me you two are underestimating Ukraine's resolve. Besides, some of Russia's milbloggers admit that things aren't going so well for them.
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  367.  @historymusic6331  - "And Russia are smart" And yet, their own milbloggers suggest otherwise.
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  368.  @skyler-id1yo  - incorrect.
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  369. It wasn't competing with the GT-R in sales. It was mainly the Z cars.
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  370. And how heavy are the sedans and SUVs?
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  371. yawn
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  372. "They have been committing genocide in the Donbas since 2014, fact." - incorrect. And why was there a T-72BM, a tank used exclusively by Russia, in the Donbass again in 2014?
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  373. Not quite. Ukraine is fighting because they want a better future for themselves, and not under Russia.
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  374. And no limited-slip diff.
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  375.  @Chaldon-hl6yk  - incorrect.
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  376. Unfortunately, that would rattle Beijing if it were to happen.
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  377. Incorrect.
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  378.  @sergeysergeev7564  - not really
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  379. A sound system for a car designed to pay homage to racing of the past doesn't exactly need a sound system. The primary music is from the engine.
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  380.  @colossusofrhodes1282  - "only clowns pay such a high price with no sound system" A sound system is secondary when buying a sports car or a machine like the Ford GT. Even as a player myself of games like GT and Ridge Racer that has music, I know what to look for IRL. Honestly I don't like to be rude, but you just made yourself look stupid if you complain about a car of its caliber (even an old one) having no sound system.
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  381. Very, very, very slowly.
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  382. ​ @aaronbcole  - incorrect.
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  383. ​ @diman7993  - "truth is on the side of Rusia" - nope. "their strong leader" - doubt. "and their strong people" - also doubt.
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  384. "The had a 1999 lemans winning gt1 ." - it's actually a Le Mans Prototype. GT1 (the first iteration) died by that point.
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  385. Wait about until 2028.
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  386. Not quite.
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  387. ​ @evgeniya7853  - "a Nazi organization" - so... you're ignoring the Russian Rusich Group?
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  388. Legally, it's still Ukrainian territory.
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  389.  @limhan3209  - with due respect, this is already well-known: that part is internationally recognized as being Ukrainian land that Russia illegally annexed. We all know that.
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  390.  @limhan3209  - honestly, just you. And besides, you're going into whataboutism territory while the video is focusing on Ukraine specifically. Russia has more than enough land and resources to grow, so why invade Ukraine in the first place when you can just simply leverage what you have?
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  391. Not quite.
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  392. Incorrect.
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  393.  @angelicoctahedron3646  - Russia has become NATO's best PR salesman. Just ask the countries that were once part of the Warsaw Pact.
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  394.  @antonptiza  - that ain't propagamda. Ask the eastern European members and do research about them and their relationship with Russia (hint: it's turbulent even before NATO).
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  395. "Isn't it being used by both Ukraine and Russia to travel easily" Here's the thing: Ukraine did not approve it especially since Crimea remains, legally-speaking, Ukrainian territory. Russia decided to build it anyway.
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  396. Incorrect. Besides, it ain't a coup. It's just good old angry citizens wishing for a better future.
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  397.  @mlionea  - except, this ain't about what you said and leaning closer to whataboutism.
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  398.  @mlionea  - the same can be said for Russia.
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  399. It's a 2000GT successor, not the Supra.
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  400.  AeroZero  - sucked, eh? They won the driver's championship four times. In the 2001 season, the au Cerumo car won without without winning a single race.
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  401. Not quite. A rotary engine (which Mazda is famous for) requires a different mindset compared to pistons. A Miata is for those who wish to relive the old days of European sports cars and their driving characteristics.
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  402. ​ @БогданБеркут  - or actually becoming the person history remembers as AFTER MOSCOW COMMITTED THE HOLODOMOR ON UKRAINE AND OTHER SATELLITE STATES.
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  403. "Americans used nazi scientists" - same with Moscow.
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  404. (X) - doubt
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  405. "Too bad the 4th gen supra was built literally for racing and to beat Nissan" - until the 2JZ was discovered to be unsuitable for the track, they ditched it in favor of the 503E 4-pot (that's for the JGTC).
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  406. Incorrect
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  407. ​ @PeterMaXXHorvath  - except not quite, and you know it.
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  408. The pro-Russia milbloggers would like a word.
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  409.  @user-hadey15  - you don't get it: the moment I mentioned the milbloggers, you know that this is not something you like to hear.
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  410. "1950-53 (Korean War)" - except Stalin gave his blessings to Kim Il-sung for the invasion of the South. "Iraq (1991)(Gulf War) - except Saddam invaded Kuwait.
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  411. ​ @bormorozov  - (X) doubt
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  412. "UkroNazi" - meanwhile, Russia continues to harbor a larger group of neo-Nazis within its borders.
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  413. The R390 and the R33-based, RWD-converted GT-R LM road cars would like a word.
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  414.  @invisibleman6106  - what he said means that Russia became the very thing they claim to be fighting against. Besides, you don't know what Nazism really is.
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  415.  @invisibleman6106  - not quite. Besides, you can thank Moscow for that.
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  416.  @invisibleman6106  - until you realize the actions of the Soviets led the men to collaborate with the Nazis. Let's not forget that the Russians cozied up with the Mustache Man at one point before, you know what.
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  417. Power's fine as-is.
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  418. Chassis and engine development, suspension tuning... Both BMW and Toyota created a purpose-built platform so that their desired cars could be built. Oh, and the Supra has been racing since last 2018, so Toyota have a good amount of data for the refining of their own product.
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  419. Except, not exactly the case.
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  420.  @oliverread1060  - again not quite.
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  421. Yeah, not quite.
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  422. ​ @russia4biden221  - you might wanna look again, specifically Wagner. There are actual neo-Nazis in Russia (some of which Putin supported). Besides, it would have been better if Moscow didn't annex Ukraine back in first half of the 20th century.
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  423.  @lucky889s9  - a better question: How many "BMW" parts are actually made by BMW? Asking this because most manufacturers get their parts from external suppliers (ZF makes the transmissions not just for BMW, but other brands).
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  424. "Putin made no aggressive moves." - because he didn't need to? Besides, didn't Biden order satellite pics of Russian positions pre-Feb 24 to be declassified?
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  425. Soviets didn't capture Helsinki, failed to bring in the Finnish Democratic Republic, lost a good chunk of men for little strategic gains... Yes, Finland survived the war and continues to exist to this day.
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  426. What about in a corner? Can a RAV4 do that?
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  427.  @TroutFink  - so, not quite? I did a bit of checking. An LE trim with AWD has 3,510 lb. curb weight vs. 2811 lb. for a base 2023 GR86. That's quite a lot of extra weight for the RAV4 to carry through a corner.
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  428. Loud "SUPAKA!" intensifies
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  429. Not quite.
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  430. Far too late for that one, I'm afraid. Besides, Crimea is legally Ukrainian territory.
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  431. Not gonna happen, I'm afraid. Especially given that emissions regulations are tighter compared to the 90's.
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  432. Eh, not exactly.
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  433. An Ecoboost Mustang is also heavier than the twins, and the chassis isn't exactly as capable for tighter turns.
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  434. ​ @genkiferal7178  - "and what about the people of Donbass who've been terrorized for the last 9 years?" Which is debunked.
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  435. "Toyota introduced the mark 5 as a cash grab." - not quite. "...they basically imported the entire car from BMW." - not quite, also. BMW doesn't even want to do much with the car even after release. Besides, if Toyota "imported" the Z4, the driving would have been different.
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  436.  @ehiracheta  - let's not forget that the JZ was placed on a bunch of other Toyota and Lexus models: Aristo and GS, Soarer and SC.
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  437.  @Andrew-vx2ls  - and then we still complain regardless.
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  438. In this specific case, engineered by the British to be more precise.
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  439. "Nissan made the newer model GTR a v6." - and yet, initial reviews for the R35 GT-R was closer to criticism and uproar... until the tuning potential of the VR38 finally shut them up.
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  440. ​ @BraydonKennedy-hy1ky  - ironically the LFA did a lot more racing than the Carrera GT, specifically on the Nurburgring where it was a (somewhat) regular racer until 2015.
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  441. And yet, why is Ukraine still able to put up a fight?
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  442. Don't forget your Kraken and Detonation...
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  443. NSX-R is my favorite NSX variant :)
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  444. Not quite.
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  445. Not quite.
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  446.  @andrewtavendale5838  - again, not quite. Besides, those accusing seems to have left out a lot - and I mean A LOT - of contexts.
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  447.  @andrewtavendale5838  - dude, you know what I mean - the corruption thing.
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  448. "Time to actually put america first..." - afraid you're just setting up for 'America Last'. "and stop funding all these conflicts that have sh*t to do with us!" - the Red Sea and the 70's oil crisis would like a word.
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  449. A "girl's car" that was test driven by professional Japanese drivers, including the Drift King Keiichi Tsuchiya.
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  450.  @TheShangralaaaa17  - well, the nation's Super GT BRZ would like to say "hi".
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  451. Electric cars are older than gas-powered ones.
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  452.  @ChickyRx  - I was referring to the part, "who is buying this old technology ?" Just poking some fun at it.
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  453. ​ @dappercanuck1852  - incorrect
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  454. Synagogues still exist in Europe doing their daily prayer services.
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  455. Until you drive it the way it was intended.
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  456. Satellite pics predating Feb. 24 say otherwise.
    1
  457. "not a word about the usurpation in Ukraine in 2014" - you mean the part where Yanukovych got the boot after failing to bring Ukraine closer to the EU. "and about terror against dissenting citizens" - which is debunked.
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  458.  @WendyKroyy  - still leaning to the fact Ukraine isn't Russia.
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  459. So, this also applies to Ferrari's 499P (a Dallara dressed as a Ferrari)? Besides, the 963's chassis is built with Multimatic (the sponsorship on the tail of the Penske cars explicitly showed their name below the wing).
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  460. ​ @maguslloretmunoz2354  - you gotta do some track days. There are a lot of factors that favor the GR86 over whatever BMW your grandma drives.
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  461. ​@joecooper5207 - hate to break it, but: - Bandera was arrested by the very Nazis you claim to hate for the rest of World War II. - there is a much bigger - and really, much bigger - neo-Nazi problem in Russia than Ukraine. - there are still a good number of practioners of other faiths in Ukraine (Judaism, in particular), LGBT, and other minorities - the ones that the Nazis hate.
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  462. Which is debunked
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  463. Not quite. Flying wings have been around well before Horten and Northrop began dabbing on the concept.
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  464.  @sultanabran1  - again, not quite. To give more credit to the Hortens while leaving out countless others exploring the idea is quite a disservice.
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  465. ​ @Саха-д2к  - except, not quite. Besides, you forgot the part that Moscow helped the very same German war machine with its build-up in the Interwar years (the Leichttraktor is an example).
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  466. Not quite.
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  467. The GT-R was not the real rival of the Supra. The Z was.
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  468. Not quite.
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  469. Incorrect. Putin should have just taken the L gracefully the moment Ukraine moves to forge closer ties with the EU.
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  470. No. Regulations mandate that the GT-R be converted to rear-wheel drive in order to compete. Same with the Honda/Acura NSX (it also has to ditch the hybrid system). The main issue is that the GT-R is already uncompetitive in almost all racing series execpt Japan's Super GT and Super Taikyu.
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  471.  @arijao92  - "I agree joining NATO was a huge mistake though" - not really. Besides, the events at Moldova and Chechnya were more than enough for people to not mind joining.
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  472. ​ @dimas3829  - same can be said with Russia despite using different methods. No one's disagreeing here that no one's hands during the Chechen wars were clean, but the reason why I mentioned it anyway is because Eastern Europeans know how Moscow operates (some firsthand).
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  473.  @dimas3829  - not quite. And you know that...
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  474. ​ @John_Doe448  - nope. Russia did it.
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  475. Off-topic there, buddy.
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  476. *Buys drones and ballistic missiles from Iran
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  477. Not quite. Supra back then was meant to be against the Z. In fact, it never was supposed to be a GT-R competitor to begin with.
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  478.  @rebellefleur2993  - not quite.
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  479. Except it's real.
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  480. Turbocharged, since the engine is an F1 V6.
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  481. "until the two were separated by a distant relative called the USA.." - nope, Moscow pretty much doesn't like Ukraine getting closer to the EU.
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  482.  @jameswambede4524  - which is, again, false. Russia is afraid that Ukraine wishes to get better. Besides, the former Warsaw Pact members actually hate Moscow.
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  483.  @mrmellow1144  - make concrete too hot for too long, and you get a whole host of problems for integrity.
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  484.  @skyler-id1yo  - and yet, why did Putin issue the mobilization order again?
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  485.  @skyler-id1yo  - again, mobilization.
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  486.  @kimjong-un6994  - not quite, since it uses a modified G16 3-pot. Therefore, it's still an ICE.
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  487. Incorrect.
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  488. (X) Doubt.
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  489. 1 Ukrainian lost for every 2-3 Russians.
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  490. Explain why their jet fighters spew flames for the added boost of speed.
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  491. ​ @duanJ_aka_wfoundry  - I'll need to correct: the Pennzoil GT-R was powered by the RB26. Nissan only switched to using the VQ V6 in 2002.
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  492. Not quite, especially given the sales figures of the A80.
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  493. ​ @roberttyrrell2250  - "Finland supported the German Nazis" Which is superficial. You need to do some homework regarding Finland's history during WWII.
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  494. ​ @Jerry-sw8cz  - see "Finnish Democratic Republic" "THEIR CONCERN WAS TO DENNY THE NAZIES PLATFORM TO LAUCH INVASIONS" - and Moscow failed horribly, especially when they forced most of their most competent officers and soldiers to the firing squad or gulags. Oh, there's also the Leichttraktor and Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact. And there's the part that Berlin was echoing pro-Soviet propaganda while the war progressed.
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  495.  @SimpleFramesChannel  - maybe Moscow shouldn't have treated its former Warsaw Pact and current CSTO members poorly.
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  496. Zhi xci - well said. Mr. Chapman would be proud.
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  497. Nope
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  498. Incorrect.
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  499. I suggest looking at the Toyota 2000GT and compare it to the Supra.
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  500. Except, not quite.
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  501.  @romandarius6041  - except that's false?
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  502. Nope.
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  503.  @mdmuntakim2165  - again, nope. Besides, it's quite funny looking at how Russia operates (going as far as to employ actual neo-Nazis despite Putin's claims of "denazifying" Ukraine).
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  504. ​ @RM27.03  - if we include Soviet times, Poland, Finland, Estonia, Latvia, among others.
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  505. ​​ @UnoB8938  - honesty, your opinion is very, very, very stupid. We're buying an 86 for the purpose of a purer, lightweight rear-wheel drive enjoyment with the chassis to match and at a price where people have better chances to buy (at least in America). Does the Mazda3 have any of that? I suggest doing laps on a local track as well. Power isn't everything.
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  506.  @UnoB8938  - you're comparing a more premium econo hatchback to a more dedicated sports car that is more affordable and accessible to the masses, apples-to-oranges. Of course, it's wrong.
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  507. ​ @UnoB8938  - again, apples-to-oranges. Besides, what other manufacturer besides Toyota and Mazda make a budget sports car that the average Joe has better chances to be introduced to sports car driving? Before I forget, most of the Mazda3 trims exceed 3,000 lbs. in terms of weight. The 86/BRZ weighs just above 2,800 lbs.
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  508. Here's the thing: Yes, Ukraine is basically a testing ground for western weapons; they said it themselves. What you fail to mention is that they're testing them on the invading Russians trampling on a nation just striving to be better and more democratic.
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  509. Pro-Russian social media posts suggest otherwise.
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  510. Never was meant to be a Supra.
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  511. Except not really.
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  512. Until there is a corner up ahead.
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  513. Not quite.
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  514. "Ukraine is a U.S. proxy." - incorrect, I'm afraid.
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  515. "They could use the V6 from the Camry but tuned..." - except, Toyota specifically requested a straight-6. Not much else beside the 4-pot for countries that have displacement tax. "also no way this would make 1000hps that easy like the 2JZ" - keep in mind that the JZ was developed at time that emissions regulations were a bit more relaxed compared to now. The B58, in contrast, had to make do with the regs in place - and considering the number of high-horsepower builds that popped up, it's still pretty remarkable that it got to the 1000 hp mark somewhat quickly.
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  516. No need, especially given Nissan's current situation. Plus, Toyota has a CEO that races every so often. Besides, the GT-R is already in the 6-figures.
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  517.  @MidNiteR32  - not really a wet fart.
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  518. "People could live with Russian government" Most, if not all, Eastern European countries say otherwise... not just Ukraine.
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  519. Here's one problem with using Lybia: Russia approved the intervention there.
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  520. Not the whole story. The AE86 is popular for racing even before Initial D was a thing. BTW, it's also originally a manga.
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  521. A Russian milblogger said that Russia did it.
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  522. Or Sarcasmitron, considering that his NATO video became quite the standard when dealing with that very topic.
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  523. Incorrect.
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  524. ​ @dmanvell  - now Day 367...and counting.
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  525. "The new supra just a rebranded bmw z4" - which, to be fair, misses a few things. A full-on rebadge would have meant a compromised driving dynamic.
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  526.  @kennethcampingdiary1976  - let's see, from available sources: - BMW and Toyota have been cooperating long before the Supra. The former got the hydrogen tech, and the latter got their diesel engines. - BMW wasn't planning on another Z4 generation after the E89 model, but Toyota proposed building both the Z4 and Supra on the more purpose-built, CLAR-based platform and architecture. This is the important kicker.
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  527. ​ @merefield2585  - you might want to compare the Supra to Toyota's old 2000GT for the looks.
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  528. ​ @ghostrider13bg  - except, not quite.
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  529. ​ @ariarivendelchannel  - planes and midair refueling exist. Besides, NATO Article 5 exist as well.
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  530. Not quite.
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  531. Yet, German anti-trust laws prevent a rebadge from happening. This isn't exactly a rebadge.
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  532. Incorrect.
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  533. One major circumstance was Japan's economy in the 90's (the Japs called it the "lost decade" for a reason).
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  534. Except, this isn't exactly the case as far as I'm seeing. Besides, the pro-Russia milbloggers would like a word. As for the famous Battle of Kursk, you're kinda forgetting that Moscow had Allied help.
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  535. Toyota wanted a straight-6, and not much else (there is the straight-4 version, but it's currently offered for Japan only).
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  536. "doesn't negate they are garbage" - not really.
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  537. ​@72badry - the part where neo-Nazism is thriving in Russia despite Putin's claims, even employing them militarily?
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  538. The chassis is built by BMW, yes, but Toyota co-developed it. https://www.club4ag.com//Wordpress/wp-content/cache/wpfc-mobile-cache/chief-engineer-tetsuya-tada-reveals-the-a90-supra-through-a-viewpoint-of-joint-development-with-bmw/index.html https://www.goauto.com.au/news/toyota/supra/bmw-made-new-toyota-supra-possible-tada/2019-09-04/79871.html
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  539. Nope. Besides, Russia is way more Nazi compared to Ukraine (which still has synagogues).
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  540.  @ajivideo23  - that Prius' engine is behind the cockpit. The 2019-spec car has the engine placed in the front like the production car, as mandated by the rules.
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  541. Except not the whole story, bud.
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  542. You cannot just ban the fins as they are a crucial safety feature.
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  543. Dynos reported 250 horsepower for the 2nd gen cars. That should be enough for a car designed for spirited driving and taking turns old-school style.
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  544. ​ @AbrahamArthemius  - this also (potentially) ties in with Toyota filing a patent for the name "GR GT" with the EU's IPO last year.
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  545. Did BMW race their new Z4? No. Toyota is getting much of the data by racing it in various national and international series.
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  546. ​ @peteycrack8441  - so fake then
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  547. Except, nope.
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  548. Not quite.
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  549. "That joker zelnsky destroyed Ukraine..." - nope.
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  550. Which is incorrect.
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  551.  @roynichols4745  - pretty simple: ask the nations of the former Warsaw Pact. Did they wish to forge closer ties with Russia? Ask the Ukrainians. They wish to forge closer ties with the EU; even their Parliament approved this, which Yanukovych rejected. That's why the Euromaidan happend. And besides, why install missile bases when you have submarines and aircraft to do the job? And for that last sentence, you can thank Moscow for that.
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  552.  @roynichols4745  - I think you need to a do a bit more research on the Baltics and why they chose to go to NATO. Moscow pushed them to go there, and Ukraine would do the same.
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  553. "one country" - then why does Russia have Iranian and North Korean missiles in their inventory?
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  554. ​ @Reliique  - dude, you know that's the case, right?
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  555. Nope, they're debunked. Besides, Bandera was ironically imprisoned by the Nazis for the rest of WWII.
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  556. Which is thoroughly debunked?
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  557.  @Jannajx5  - you don't need that much horsepower. Besides, where exactly are you going to enjoy most of it outside of a race track or Autobahn?
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  558.  @Jannajx5  - dude, you just told a lot of people your intention while potentially inviting the 5-0 to give you a ticket. EDIT: or worse, jailtime.
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  559. ​​ @Jannajx5  - so be a buffoon, then pay multiple fines and suffer a license suspension before regretting what you wrote and did. You better off backing out of this and just enjoy the car as-is, safely and legally. EDIT: Or worse, a revoking of your license.
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  560. Speed is life.
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  561. Kiev's current standing flag is still Ukraine.
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  562. Except, the land where Ukraine sits on wasn't really "Russian" to begin with.
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  563. ​ @markok4774  - "Kindzal say "hello"" MIM-104 Patriot: "Helo" The results in Ukraine say otherwise. Besides, the creator of the Kinzhal was arrested a good while ago for "espionage."
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  564. Mobilization say otherwise
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  565. ​ @mangles1044  - not quite.
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  566. Not exactly. He let off the gas.
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  567.  @tone3560  - no, seriously. Look and listen at 13:02.
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  568. ​ @RM27.03  - then why send a long convoy to Kiev again?
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  569.  @anes2850  - your second comment invalidates alot of what you wrote.
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  570.  @anes2850  - read your second comment again.
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  571.  @draculadracula2414  - except there are a lot of pictures and videos of Russian military equipment using the bridge. Targeting it while there are little usage is a prudent choice.
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  572.  @sergeipetrov_rzn  - but of little-to-no strategic value and its effects not as pronounced as those of the bridge.
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  573. ​ @MaineiacSean  - except, not quite.
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  574.  @MaineiacSean  - I'm referring to the part of Russia "pushing" all of NATO further west now that Finland and Sweden are in the alliance. Not only that, they lost Armenia after they fruitlessly asked Moscow for help. Besides, ballistic missile submarines and aerial refuelling exist.
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  575.  @MaineiacSean  - which isn't exactly the case.
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  576.  @MaineiacSean  - dude, you don't get it. If there are NATO troops in Ukraine, Russia would have lost a lot more right now.
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  577. ​ @Azdroc96  - besides, we have submarines and bombers to do that.
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  578. North America sales say otherwise.
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  579. I wouldn't exactly call the current Supra "bastardised" BMW Z considering that the car is surprisingly more capable than you think.
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  580. Porsche 911s use flat-6, not V6.
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  581. 3S-GTE 4-pot. Only from 2003 to 2006 did the Supra use the 3UZ V8.
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  582. Bakhmut suggests otherwise.
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  583.  @jasminsakanovic2812  - not much. Besides, the NATO-spec vehicles that were indeed destroyed didn't let their crews perish with them.
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  584. It's straight-6, to be more exact.
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  585. ​ @realnapster1522  - not quite.
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  586.  @3446  - same with Russia and China.
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  587. ​ @albert_gyorgy  - I'll need to correct: the BRZ GT300 is a JAF-GT300-spec car not Mother Chassis. It's easy to tell since the latter always use a GTA-branded Nissan V8.
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  588.  @albert_gyorgy  - don't worry, not a lot people understandably has a hard time differentiating a JAF-GT300 car from one made under the Mother Chassis specs. The prior comment should help them short-term.
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  589.  @albert_gyorgy  - three specs are available for GT300: the FIA GT3, JAF-GT300 (which the Subaru uses), and Mother Chassis (the ones where they always use the Nissan V8s). The BRZ uses the EJ20, so it's a JAF-GT300 car.
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  590. "You attacked their tourism." The attacks on Russian military bases in Crimea should have been clear to those in Crimea that they're right beside a warzone.
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  591.  @austin33785  - dude, don't play dumb.
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  592. ​ @firehot427  - also forgetting that Putin has also hired neo-Nazis. And if one source were to indicate, pardoned a Satanist from prison.
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  593. Nope.
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  594.  @historymusic6331  - again, nope.
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  595. ​ @skyler-id1yo  - the same Ukes that sank Moskva, stopped Russia from taking Kyiv, forced Russia to waste time and resources to take Bakhmut and made them risk getting trapped in a quagmire, among other things.
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  596. ​ @skyler-id1yo  - nope, you are. Even the pro-Russia milbloggers admit that the war is BS.
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  597. RAMCHARGERS!!!
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  598. Russia is comparabe, if not worse, than the Nazis (not helping that there are some actual ones within that country).
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  599. Except, not quite.
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  600. Me.
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  601. If any car is to be sold specifically in the Japanese market, then it's JDM.
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  602. Pro-Russia milbloggers and amateur vids say otherwise.
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  603. 1. And now losing those gains. 2. And Ukrainians are fixing them almost as quickly. Plus, multiple people and some nations pledged to provide generators. 3. And multiple pledges to set aside dollars for the repairs. 4. Actually benefits the EU long-term. 5. And Europeans are welcoming them and sheltering them until Ukraine is free. 6. While forgetting Kazakhstan exists and can be their next best supplier. 7. Check the status of Russia again.
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  604.  @Hussainpiplodwala  - long story short, incorrect. If Russia detonates one nuke, China is more likely to bail on them. BTW, CSTO is getting more destabilized ever since Armenia requested Russia's help (and gets little to none).
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  605.  @Hussainpiplodwala  - Xi literally said it.
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  606.  @Hussainpiplodwala  - not quite. China knows that Russia isn't as strong as they used to be, and they knew that one misstep changes everything.
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  607. Not really.
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  608. "Who makes Chinese het engines, RUSSIA!" - IDK. Given its position, China seems to have the advantage - even if some of its domesitcally-produced engines aren't exactly on par ATM.
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  609. ​ @akiranatsume3501  - "Supra is a BMW" - largely because of the poor sales (at least Stateside) of the Mk.IV (actually A80) generation, aside from the string of economic crises since the 90's. "while the GR86 is so slow and so badly underpowered" - not quite, bud.
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  610. Incorrect, and isn't that the other way around?
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  611. Okay, let's see. If that's the case, explain how: - they won last year's Super GT season despite Honda having aguably a better car? - the GR Supra scored 3rd in class at the 2019 24 Hours of Nurburgring, arguably among the toughest endurance events? - won the 24 Hours of Le Mans?
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  612.  @Transit_my-way  - okay, I understand lol
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  613. Ahem... Polish-Soviet War, Winter War, 1956 Hungarian Revolution.
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  614.  @kordaxmint533  - what they're suggesting is you need to take a drive on the twins when you get the chance.
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  615. ​ @rathindrasarkar3238  - the original (and not edited) leaks say that 1 Ukrainian die for every 2-3 Russians.
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  616. "and then the west backed a coup" - except not really.
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  617. Except not really.
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  618. Not quite. As a Subaru enthusiast myself, the BRZ is a different kind of car compared to the WRX. The former is focused on RWD fun.
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  619. Except, Germany was running pro-Moscow messaging over the course of the Winter War.
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  620.  @MauiWauiPineappleExpress  - pretty simple: Toyota requested a straight-6 engine. And to make development costs more affordable for the Zupra.
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  621. ​ @jordandennis6794  - not quite, either.
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  622. ​@ZVO-CoNww3 - except, Russia won't live in peace.
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  623. ​ @WilhelmKarsten  - based on the Nene engine.
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  624. The Soviet-Afghan War would like a word.
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  625.  @jhaaayushh  - dude, you're straying too far into whataboutism at this point. I suggest cutting the act.
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  626. Still gonna be the same with the NSX: badged as a Honda elsewhere.
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  627. "and its a ford engine" - incorrect. Mazda made them while Ford used it for several of their offerings.
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  628. Except, this ain't the case. Just ask the members of the former Warsaw Pact - especially the Baltic states.
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  629. "it became a joke of a sports car" - except, that's debunked by those who actually drive it. "The Supra of the 90's struck fear in the sports car world." - until it didn't.
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  630. Yet, why are there still synagogues standing in Ukraine and still doing daily prayers?
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  631. A80 Supras back when they were new weren't even cheap to begin with (at least in NA).
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  632. "And we get a BMW without enough Horsepower and Torque! In my opinion." - it actually has a little more horsepower than you think, even if the model comes only with the 335 hp straight-6. "And a Turbo model would have been nice too." - it's all turbocharged.
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  633. So I suppose that the 1st to 3rd generations of the "Supra" are not to be called "Supra" because they don't have the 2JZ engine?
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  634. Which isn't exactly the case when the Ukrainian people and even the Parliament had enough of Yanukovych.
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  635. Nope.
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  636. Not quite. You still need to engineer the car to accept it, which can be expensive.
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  637. The Z, contrary to popular belief, had less of an influence to the manual being introduced by Toyota.
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  638. They literally focused on Kyiv in the early days, and it didn't work out.
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  639. ​ @montynicol350  - in other words, that's not the case. Russia really wished Kyiv was under their control. EDIT: And if that wasn't enough, why did Russia made the failed moves to off Zelensky? Why did Russia went to Hostomel Airport (which also failed)? They're anything but "fixing maneuvers".
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  640.  @macaalf8219  - we need to clarify one thing: look up at the Toyota 2000GT. A lot of design cues are based on that car.
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  641. Not quite.
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  642. ​ @RenjiXIII  - nope, not quite.
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  643. Is he? The car is not meant for luxury.
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  644. "This is why this partnership sucks ass for Toyota." - and yet, the Supra spawned a GT4 race car (one of which won the DTM Trophy), a Formula D-winning platform, a Nurburgring 24h-tested performer (with chairman Toyoda at the helm), and various contestants in other racing series. Meanwhile, BMW basically did little-to-nothing on the Z4. So yeah, the partnership actually benefited Toyota greatly while providing us petrolheads with another straight-6-powered car in the era of electrification.
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  645.  @NissanSkylineVR30  - "What I'm saying its the partnership is bad for Toyota" Not quite. Yes, the ECU issue is still there (somewhat); meanwhile, this is already offset by the 3.0-exclusive manual transmission which Toyota reportedly oversaw during development (even though this is based on an off-the-shelf ZF model that BMW also uses). I wouldn't fully dismiss this as a bad deal for Toyota, especially given what I wrote in the last comment.
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  646. ​ @АндрейМалышев-ц6е  - not really. The ouster of Yanukovych happened after he refused the people's wish to forge closer ties with the EU (even the Parliament agreed with the latter). As for Donbass, that's debunked. Besides, in some ways, NATO's expansion was self-inflicting on Moscow after their treatment on the former Warsaw Pact members.
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  647.  @recgar  - dude, you know that's not the case, right?
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  648.  @recgar  - "The problem is you've all been enslaved." - nope, and you know it full-stop.
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  649. ​ @recgar  - "so then you really do support fascism and Nazi's?" - Russia seems to be the one fitting the two better than Ukraine. While there are some actual neo-Nazis there, the numbers are very small - and Ukrainians, at least, aknowledge the issue openly and are keeping it in check. Russia, meanwhile... yeah, it's much bigger than that. And admitting it to the Russian public would be very problematic for the Kremlin. Dude, I suggest stopping the lie. You ain't fighting fascism and Nazis, you've ironically become THEM.
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  650. Not yet.
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  651.  @aleekamui  - except, not quite encircled.
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  652. Incorrect.
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  653.  @BozheTsaryaKhrani  - is it just that, or there are other factors to consider (i.e. bruised ego like the current war that Putin is in)?
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  654.  @thereallifetold  - incorrect.
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  655. And yet, the creation of the Finnish Democratic Republic says otherwise.
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  656. Moscow struggled with Finland, Poland (at one point in the 20th century), Afghanistan and, right now, Ukraine.
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  657. There is also the thing called "torque steer" on FWD cars.
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  658.  @mazdamiata69420  - can the Genesis, please. That's getting annoying. Anyway, yes. LFA can be considered as a supercar. Not as fast as many of its peers back then and certainly not fast today, but it's an engineering masterpiece that oozes segs.
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  659. "Russia broke the back of the Axis forces." - with Allied Lend-Lease support.
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  660.  @lqr824  - "Instead I'm saying that Toyota didn't approach this as: let's make a Toyota that becomes revered decade after decade like the 911." - this isn't exactly a good idea, in fairness.
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  661. ​​ @plays8880  - incorrect. You don't need to carpet-bomb a city and use nukes to call it a war. Given the amount of videos and photos posted everyday in regards to the fighting in Ukraine, they are more than enough to call the current situation a war.
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  662.  @plays8880  - dude, whataboutism. EDIT: Besides, precision bombing is a thing using what you wrote (not something Russia's doing widely). As mentioned, you don't need to blanked the entire city with ordnance to call it a war.
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  663. ​ @LANstorm.  - which isn't "Russian" to begin with. Besides, wasn't it Moscow who pretty much misused the Rus name?
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  664. nope
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  665. Nope.
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  666. You're forgetting that the LFA is a little more than a decade old. It also doesn't help your case that one of the companies involved in developing the LFA also produces musical instruments (of course, that's a bit inaccurate considering that Yamaha Motor Company is independent from the original Yamaha Corporation since 1955).
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  667. Not gonna be the case, even if they could defeat Ukraine militarily.
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  668. ​@mikhailc1081 - "the United States tood on the sidelines until the summer of 1944" - the African front and Italy would like a word.
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  669.  @mikhailc1081  - you're sure? Something tells me you left out quite a lot of info.
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  670.  @mikhailc1081  - that's not "my version of history". It's pretty much available for a long while - a simple search and connecting the dots are all that it takes.
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  671. TOM's is a separate company with Toyota backing.
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  672. Yet, why are the LGBT, Jews, Muslims, and other practicioners still proudly serving for Ukraine? That's an antithesis to Nazism.
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  673. Not all of Mazda's rotary-powered cars have the 'RX' moniker (the most notable is the Cosmo).
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  674. Incorrect.
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  675. Some rally legends started out as unassuming econoboxes (Subaru's Impreza, Mitsubishi's Lancer, Lancia's Delta). Keep that in mind.
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  676. Try sitting in one if you have the chance to.
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  677. Which is false, BTW.
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  678.  @stephenhunter3993  - dude, don't play dumb. You know that.
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  679. "the supra has a v6 too" - straight-6, not V6.
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  680.  @electrikoptik  - how many of the parts are actually made by BMW? It and Toyota get a lot of their parts from elsewhere.
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  681.  @electrikoptik  - who made the transmission? Who made the ECU system?
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  682. "The Ukraine has lost the war" - not quite.
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  683. Actually way, WAY less compared to Putin who, for some reason, still tolerated a lot of neo-Nazi groups within Russia.
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  684. The thing is: the Skyline GT-R is designed from the get-go for performance rather than the Supra (for a more grand touring feel).
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  685. Not exactly. This gen fixed the torque dip (the actual problem of the first-gen car). Now it can pull away from heavy family sedans at the corners.
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  686. Not really.
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  687. "Toyota blew it bigtime" - not quite, especially given its podiums and wins in the DTM Trophy, Formula D, Nurburgring 24 Hours, Super Taikyu, among others.
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  688. Yeah, not quite. Just like the Viper, the Ram SRT-10 and the GTA Spano. Both use the Viper's V10, but the cars are different (front-engined sports car, souped-up pick-up, and mid-engined supercar).
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  689.  @blitzaurora3393  - again, not comparible. Just because they use the same engine doesn't mean that they are the same. Usually a manufacturer builds an engine for a wide variety of applications.
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  690. Then why did Wagner shoot down a precious Il-22M and several helicopters?
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  691. The 1998 running of Le Mans would like a word.
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  692. ​ @mobileterminaluzer1858  - not quite. Besides, BMW didn't want to do any more with the Z4 after the last generation until Toyota suggested using it as a base.
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  693. Which is debunked, BTW.
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  694. "the US staged coup in Ukraine" - which is false, BTW.
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  695. And how much is the NSX again?
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  696. Not exactly the case.
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  697.  @DarthMaul41  - the main issue is... not a lot of sports cars are bought new. The reason why Toyota went to BMW: the Mk.IV Supra didn't sell well exactly (at least on the American side of things). Then there is also regulations. Expensive to do RnD, escpecially on a more niche product.
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  698. ​ @brucknerian9664  - in 2024 when the CIA/Nato led a coup to overthrow the democraticallly elected government in power" - nope, it's debunked.
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  699.  @AmericanZ28  - not the whole story, it seems. We all knew the LFA isn't a best seller and a performance juggernaut, even fellow YouTuber savagegeese mentioned about the latter in the last few minutes of his video about the car. But give it a drive, do a dig into the engineering side of things, how it came to be, and you come out wiser.
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  700. Those who actually enjoy driving, those who enjoy the purity of it, and those who track it a lot.
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  701. ​ @peterhammer4644  - I mean, you ever heard of the Global MX-5 Cup, or at least, see weekend warriors having a good time at a local track?
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  702. Not quite.
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  703. ​ @davidrobertsemail  - not quite. Putin was happy to see Trump do the damage (until Biden came).
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  704. ​ @davidrobertsemail  - re-read the last statement. Putin didn't need to do much during that period.
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  705. ​ @davidrobertsemail  - honestly, something tells us you have little idea what Putin was doing while Trump was in office. The former used the latter.
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  706. ​​ @davidrobertsemail  - with missing context? Edit: Of course, Putin prefers to keep the oil prices high. What I'm saying here is that Putin would have invaded anyway even when Trump was in office. Again, the former used the latter to do much of the dirty work.
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  707. ​​ @xMoac  - the formers members of the Warsaw Pact would like a word. EDIT: And there's Chechnya.
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  708.  @xMoac  - did I touch a nerve here? Or perhaps a lot of what you said isn't exactly true?
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  709.  @xMoac  - here's the thing: yes, the west has its flaws. But what Russia doesn't understand is that they have the capacity and strength to reflect on their actions and do some self-improvement. It wasn't exactly a coup that started the war, it was Putin unwilling to admit that Ukraine just wants to improve itself for the better. Besides, Russia has the land and resources to become rich properly (until that chance was squandered by going to Ukraine).
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  710. ​​ @xMoac  - something tells us what you wrote ain't the case. Besides unlike the Cuban Missile Crisis, Russia and the US have strategic bombers and SLBM-equipped submarines that can operate pretty much go anywhere.
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  711.  @xMoac  - you mean those that Russia engineered?
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  712.  @yashkin6192  - the Russians wouldn't exactly win, either.
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  713. Bakhmut says otherwise.
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  714. ​ @Iranian.Shia-kurd  - except not really for Russia.
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  715. ​ @vitorlopes2064  "this was provoked by the west." - incorrect. "NATO exansion" - tell that to the former Warsaw Pact members who are already in NATO (they hate Moscow for how the Kremlin treated them).
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  716. Honestly, something tells me you are missing the point of the Miata and the classic European sports cars.
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  717. The Civic's history spans well before the 90's, not just tuning.
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  718. Not quite.
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  719. One problem with your commentt: "a country that has espoused N@zi, white-supremacist Nationalism" - Russia actually (and unwittingly) espouses this much more openly and blatantly. By contrast, Ukraine is more openly aware of their issues with the far-right. Besides, Zelensky is JEWISH!
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  720. Unrecognized. Besides, you know that it's not the case, right?
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  721. Incorrect.
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  722. Finland is in NATO, buddy. Putin goofed up.
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  723. ​ @gtfokthxbyecya  - except, that's not exactly the case.
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  724. ​ @AndrasMihalyi  - not quite. Primarily, Toyota wanted to keep the straight-6 alive.
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  725. Pro-Russia milbloggers would like a word. Besides, why is Moscow asking Iran and North Korea for drones, missiles and artillery shells? Why are we seeing golf carts of all things being used more often than BMPs?
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  726. Not quite. As the proposed design features the engine in front of the rear axle, it's really mid-engined.
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  727. Stopping weapons shipments to Ukraine won't stop the war or Russia's ambitions either.
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  728. Keep in mind, the IMSA C8.R is currently running in GTD Pro (basically professional GT3). Not entirely wrong, but yeah, a different picture works better.
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  729. "They didn't" - they did. Finland wasn't able to fully retake their captured territories, but they remained independent. As for the Soviets, they weren't able to win either - especially considering that they established the now-botched Finnish Democratic Republic for the purpose of managing Helsinki.
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  730.  @Elkdepompeya  -buddy, you know it ain't half of Finland.
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  731.  @Elkdepompeya  - "If you lose territory..." - you don't exactly lose the war right away. The hard part for the invader is to actually hold it long enough. Something tells me you know that ain't exactly the case.
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  732.  @Elkdepompeya  - dude, you should have already know it by now.
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  733.  @Elkdepompeya  - not quite. As I've mentioned before, the Soviets didn't win either even when you consider that Moscow helped found the now-botched Finnish Democratic Republic. Dude, no one's denying the outcome of the Winter War. You just didn't see the devil in the details.
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  734.  @Elkdepompeya  - "Finland lost that war." - yet remained independent. Soviets didn't exaclty win either. "and lost again." - and still remains independent to this day. Don't try to deflect here.
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  735.  @Elkdepompeya  - "if you loose you losse." - honestly, your spelling indicates that you don't have much of a clue. Again, no one here's denying the outcome. Finland remains independent, that's what they achieved despite losing some land. The Soviets... well, their Finnish Democratic Republic idea went bust, so they didn't win either. And again, devil in the details - and you just ignored it.
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  736.  @Elkdepompeya  - dude, don't deflect. You know that.
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  737.  @Elkdepompeya  - dude, cut the act. "Findland lost territory in the winter war, they lost." - as I've mentioned countless times, NO ONE'S DENYING. You're the one spinning it, not me.
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  738. Except, not quite as it seems for Russia.
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  739. Putin still invades anyway. Should have taken the hint that Ukraine wants to actually progress for the better.
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  740. Eh, nope. The LFA is the successor to the 2000GT (the car which the current Supra borrows some of its design elements from).
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  741. Bandai Namco - Traitor Bandai Namco - creates a franchise which mostly uses American planes as the protagonists' aircraft THE PRINCIPALITY OF BELKA WOULD LIKE TO KNOW YOUR LOCATION
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  742. ​ @Miodrag.Vukomanovic  - incorrect, and you know that.
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  743. Incorrect.
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  744. No.
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  745.  @HistorydnClarity  For point 1, aren't you forgetting about the Warsaw Pact and how the Soviets treated their member-states? And what about Armenia when they asked for help? Same can be said for Russia for point 2.
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  746. Not really.
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  747. "The Nazi Ukraine military has been bombing Russian speaking civilians men women and children since 2014." - debunked. "Ukrainian have murdered thousands." - not quite. 14,000 combined total casualties between 2014 and 2022 includes military on both sides.
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  748. Nope.
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  749. Only 7 cars are recalled.
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  750. Except, not quite the case.
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  751. "Why didn't Toyota put awd in this car?" Simple, they want to keep the RWD heritage and focus on handling.
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  752.  @nixiontm  - incorrect.
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  753. So... not quite?
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  754. The bridge also serves the Russian military's logistics network, so it's a valid target. Besides, even Russian dashcam vids had captured footage of last year's smokescreen exercises meant to conceal it.
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  755.  @xcitemex6353  - Russia invaded Ukraine, so war is automatically declared. "They haven't because they are chickens." - Russia is more chicken than Ukraine. Invade a neighbor, and you know what happens next.
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  756. Two if you count the Mark 3. Four if you count the Celica-based models (Marks 1 and 2).
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  757. India's actions suggest otherwise.
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  758. Not exactly.
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  759. "Laughs in Caterham" Some of their cars have less horsepower than the GR86, yet they still perform well.
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  760. You might want to take a look at the LFA's racing history (specifically the Nurburgring).
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  761. ​ @anthonymako9784  - Hitler was defeated, in part, because the Soviets were provided western-designed trucks and Allied intelligence.
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  762.  @anthonymako9784  - being a clown? I'm just stating a fact. Besides, isn't it the same USSR that helped armed Germany before WWII?
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  763.  @etokarlooon  - Russia is doing badly.
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  764. "The NATO Military alliance is specifically an Anti-Russian, expansionist threat to Russia's security." - which is actually self-inflicting on Moscow's part with its treatment of its eastern European neighbors (even those that were once part of the Warsaw Pact). "Putin tried to make peaceful relations and join NATO but the west rejected it because it would threaten U.S dominance." - didn't even formally submitted an application. Besides, Moldova would like a word.
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  765. ​ @keithbrandon3660  - if we include the Soviet Union (which Moscow is still the capital), yeah not really. Invaded Poland, invaded Finland, invaded Chechnya, invaded Georgia, and now invading Ukraine (which is not the first time).
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  766. You might want to do some research regarding NATO's eastern expansion. This, in many ways, is self-inflicting on Moscow's part.
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  767. "Toyota FAILED BIG TIME!" - nope, it actually succeded.
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  768. Developing one, especially an engine configuration for just one car, is expensive. Coupled with more tightening environmental regulations, a wobbly economy, and the the rise of electric vehicles, it becomes less of a good financial proposition. The 2JZ isn't just found in the Supra, it also applies to a bunch of other Toyota vehicles (Soarer, Aristo, etc.). BMW can manage to produce a straight-6 constantly, so it's logical for Toyota to team up.
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  769. Nope.
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  770.  @zeemazm  - nope. Besides, setting foot on Chechnya, Moldova, Georgia and Ukraine, and not treating the former Warsaw Pact members well doesn't help their case either.
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  771.  @zeemazm  - nope, wrong again. Russia's actions makes the West's look lighter in comparison; you even seem to forget that the West is also more open to debate regarding those wrongs.
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  772. Not quite. There's the thing called "regulations".
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  773. ​ @investigativeoutcomes9343  - *Putin Oh, wait. Removing Putin wouldn't fully solve the issue of Russia itching for more land than necessary.
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  774. ​ @investigativeoutcomes9343  - nope, and you know this well.
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  775. There's actually a lot more Toyota in the car (Aisin transmission, D-4S system, spark plugs, even the idea of a RWD car itself).
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  776. "Toyota simply rebadged BMW Z4's." Not really. In fact, both BMW and Toyota developed a more purpose-built platform based on the former's CLAR just for the two cars.
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  777. Too late for that one, bud.
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  778. Unfortunately, the 3.0 Supra in some markets are actually stuck with the 335 HP engine (the EU in particular).
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  779. And Stalin failed to capture Helsinki and install the Finnish Democratic Republic, lost a lot of men capturing what is essentally some land of little strategic value, and threats of intervention from other powers.
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  780. ​ @ФедяКрюков-в6ь  - then why help establish the Finnish Democratic Republic if it wasn't Stalin's goal? Be honest here.
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  781. ​ @ФедяКрюков-в6ь  - so, not quite? Again, be honest here.
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  782.  @Azdroc96  - seems they forget the Warsaw Pact once existed (and CSTO too for the present). I wonder how Moscow treated their fellow member-states.
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  783. This ain't a proxy war, dude.
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  784.  @HappyCamper84  - don't play dumb. You know that ain't the case.
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  785. "and defend the people of Donbass." - unfortunately, a certain Sergey Glazyev would say otherwise.
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  786. ​ @russianprincess3673  - how many Soviet lives were lost just to take, like, 1/10 of Finnish land again?
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  787.  @russianprincess3673  - and yet, why do recent events suggest otherwise? Why did a Russian general got thrown under the bus?
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  788. Which is fales, BTW.
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  789. Not quite.
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  790. Nope.
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  791. Actually, you don't need WW3 to beat Moscow (just ask Afghanistan).
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  792. ​ @Go2scout  - not fully deduced, I'm honestly afraid. Besides, BMW wasn't even supposed to be building the current Z4 until Toyota came along. Besides, if the car's "a Z4 with a body kit", the driving would have been compromised.
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  793. Its competitor is the Cayman (Boxster for the Z4) and (in Europe and Japan) the Alpine A110.
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  794. ​ @JohnG44  - besides forgetting that there are Russians who are openly neo-Nazi.
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  795.  @chesnok8358  - incorrect.
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  796. ​ @probablyinconsistent4756  - a bridge is a legit military target, being that the Russians use it to supply the front lines.
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  797. Using a tac nuke won't exactly help Russia.
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  798. @村山和貴 　俺の最愛の母親と従姉達の故郷であるセルビアとロシアの矜持を米英から取り戻す - incorrect.
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  799. Not yet.
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  800.  @drunkpunk5393  - incorrect. Besides, Supra has decades of aftermarket RnD. By contrast, the B58's has fewer, but the potential is being discovered at a fast rate.
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  801.  @drunkpunk5393  - again, incorrect. Those are a lot of assumptions.
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  802. Nope.
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  803. A Russian milblogger admitted that Russia did it.
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  804. Something tells me you might want to look at the Aerovette concept.
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  805. Much of the cost would also include chassis reinforcement, bigger brakes, additional hoses, etc. just to account for the power increase.
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  806. Nope, and you know that.
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  807. And why did Russia ask Iran for the drones and ballistic missiles again?
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  808. Debunked. And there is the thing that the Ukrainian people wished to forge closer ties with the EU.
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  809. Too late for that one.
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  810. Hate to tell you but the defeat of the Germans were supported by US Lend-Lease. And besides, what about Finland?
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  811. Not quite, and you know it.
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  812. And yet, the current Supra is doing fine both on and off the track, even going so far as to race in the DTM Trophy, Nurburgring, among others and get a GT4 race version. Meanwhile, what did BMW do with the Z4 in recent years?
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  813. The Supra and GT-R weren't supposed to be competing with each other.
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  814.  @MegaEvoluzione  - I was addressing one sentence: "The R34 and the Supra Mk4 were evenly matched..."
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  815.  @MegaEvoluzione  - I was addressing one sentence: "The R34 and the Supra Mk4 were evenly matched..."
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  816. Doesn't work that way, I'm afraid.
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  817. https://www.supramkv.com/threads/toyota-supra-and-bmw-z4-sales-figures.2061/
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  818. False, buddy. You know there ain't a coup in Ukraine back in 2014. And before bringing up THAT phone call leak, Nuland basically said that Yanukovych should remain president while the opposition gets jobs within the government.
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  819. "If trump was in power, Russia wouldn't dare attack Ukraine and get away with it." - nope. Putin would still do it, albeit much more subtely.
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  820. Here's the thing: Moscow's actions before (treatment of their former Warsaw Pact members) and since the fall of the Soviet Union (Chechnya, Georgia, Moldova, and Ukraine) pretty much gave NATO more than enough good reasons to expand. They would rather distance themselves from Moscow.
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  821. The Mk.V defied the rule, from what I'm seeing since the car's release.
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  822. ​ @steveharrigan7811  - you already know why.
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  823.  @johnrock614  - except, not exactly the case.
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  824.  @johnrock614  - is it, or that Russia forgot that they didn't exactly treat their former Warsaw Pact members better?
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  825. ​ @entonduck  - this ain't exactly a joke. I mean, look at Japan's wartime history (most of it are denied being done by them).
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  826. The pro-Russia milbloggers would like a word.
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  827. Tl:dr - nope. And you know that.
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  828. "this is a BMW rebadge by toyota" - this statement honestly misses a lot of things. One of which is that, a rebadged car would have a compromised driving dynamic.
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  829. Then why is Russia sending in T-54s?
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  830. Echo? Nah, perfect attention-seeking power to show noobs the real world.
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  831. Not quite. Yanukovych was brought down after ordinary Ukrainians were angry that he snubbed closer EU ties in favor of Russia.
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  832. Incorrect.
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  833. "ukraina is Rusian territory!!" - except, not quite. Besides, Peter 1 basically did an identity theft by stealing the Rus name and using it to rename Muscovy into Russia. "There is no ukrainian nationality!" - there is, if you know where to look.
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  834. "Toyota rebadging a Krautwagon" - which isn't exactly the case given how the current Supra drives. It would have been different had the car be actually based on the old BMW platform (which they weren't planning to use for the Z4 given poor sales of the last generation).
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  835. Nope. That bridge also serves a purpose in Russian military logistics.
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  836.  @pablos3563  - the LFA is well-tested at the German Nurburgring, a track where it doesn't discriminate. It even raced at the 24 hour events held there.
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  837. ​ @pablos3563  - execpt not quite the whole story. Anyway, back to the 'all Asian cars are crap' thing, what manufacturer powered McLaren's championship wins back in the late 80's and early 90's?
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  838. ​ @AlexanderTch  - nope.
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  839. "They are using Ukraine as a proxy to kill." - nope.
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  840. Correction: 1 dead Ukrainian for every 2-3 Russians.
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  841. Mazda's doing fine with their MX-5. Even Britain's renowned Caterham is kicking butt way below 300hp with their lightweight bodies (same can be said for some of their models with less than 200hp).
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  842. Except, not quite.
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  843. A80 Supras didn't exactly sell well.
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  844. Nope, not exactly quickly.
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  845. Not really.
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  846. Incorrect.
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  847.  @glendurrant3988  - already did, it's just you.
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  848. Not quite a "disgrace", when you dig deeper... "Toyota should had just redeveloped it themselves" - and then you'll complain about the price & likely the way the car drives compared to the current car. "Toyota trying to lie to us." - the funny thing here is that we fans didn't exactly pay attention to how well the Mark 4 fared back when it was sold new (it wasn't exactly pretty... and we kinda disliked it at first) "They no longer care about performance so they shouldn't care." - and yet, why did Akio Toyoda create Gazoo Racing in the name of performance (something that Jason had touched up back in the LFA's 'Revelations' video)? He cares about that part even to this day.
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  849. Moldova says otherwise.
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  850. Because that was fake.
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  851. Armenia would like a word.
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  852. 1 Ukrainian for 2-3 Russians.
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  853. Russia didn't FORMALLY submit their application, by the way. Quite different compared to being "just allowed in".
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  854. ISW says otherwise
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  855. Comment fails to understand that Nazis don't view Jews as human.
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  856. "Why Toyota would sully their name with a BMW engine is completely beyond me." More like we were the one who did it first by criticizing and not actually buying the A80 back when it was new.
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  857. ​ @lavozdelsur168  - "soviet war goal was never to take over whole finland" - the founding of the Finnish Democratic Republic suggests otherwise.
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  858. Not really.
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  859. Incorrect.
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  860. Except, not quite the victory you're expecting
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  861. ​ @виталийкишмерёшкин  - "there was a coup d'etat" Social media, news reporters, and simply those who were there say otherwise.
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  862. ​@72badry - what that commenter also failed to mention is that Moscow invaded Moldova, Chechnya and Georgia.
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  863. Which isn't exactly the case.
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  864. Incorrect.
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  865. TLDR: Russia is doing it so poorly, they had to do mobilization. That's hardly about "teaching about how to be subtle" and more "what not to do during a 'special military operation'".
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  866. @村山和貴 　俺の最愛の母親と従姉達の故郷であるセルビアとロシアの矜持を米英から取り戻す - until you realize that the 3-day thrust to Kyiv is taking way, way, way longer than anticipated. Not something that Putin wanted.
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  867. @村山和貴 　俺の最愛の母親と従姉達の故郷であるセルビアとロシアの矜持を米英から取り戻す - (X) Doubt. BTW, please stop with the random Japanese and Russian posts.
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  868. "Russian is playing the long game." - poorly
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  869. Not everyone here prefers AWD. They want to either do try to be the hometown Drift King or breeze past the corners. Apples-to-oranges comparison here.
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  870. ​ @TiagoGomez-hb9te  - I'm afraid using Christianity won't exactly solve it. Besides, isn't it also "old religious principles"?
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  871.  @ransertu7630  - because Yanukovych, rather than forging closer ties with the EU that ordinary Ukrainians desired for a better shot of a brighter future, decided to go with Russia. Even the Parliament at the time were ticked off.
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  872. ​ @kye4216  - besides, aren't there still synagogues still up and running in Ukraine despite the war?
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  873. Probably the cost of maintaining the hybrid components is the barrier, more so for privateers.
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  874. "the new supra is a digrace to all car fans" - the sales of the A80 say otherwise, I'm afraid.
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  875. ​ @jameshayes9932  - not quite the whole story. Besides by the time the Battle of Kursk started, the Axis were kicked out of Africa, German factories were being bombed by Allied bombers based in Britain, and then theres Lend-lease for Moscow. That pretty much streched the Germans thin.
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  876. (X) Doubt.
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  877. Would still be badged as an Acura in North America. Remember: this has been the case over the course of the nameplate's life. Any NSXs sold elsewhere was badged as a Honda.
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  878. "The 4th Generation was a beautiful, unique car." - not quite.
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  879. Except, not quite.
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  880. Not quite
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  881. ​ @jb24001  - except, not quite.
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  882. It's real.
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  883.  @jammiedodger7040  - tell that to the number of people who lost their livelihood, their houses, and often their lives due to heatwaves, frequent storms, among others.
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  884. ​ @jammiedodger7040  - unfortunately, it does.
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  885.  @jammiedodger7040  - there is an effect. I mean, why are the heatwaves more frequent.
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  886. ​ @jammiedodger7040  - not me, it's you.
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  887. ​ @pistolpetetc  - except, it's not NATO expansion that is the cause. Besides, the current war wouldn't have happened if Putin just stopped at Crimea.
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  888.  @Eletruun  - incorrect.
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  889.  @Eletruun  - which aren't stupid.
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  890. "If there is no NATO there is no WAR." Incorrect.
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  891. ​ @tabletlenovo9440 - except, Kyiv was founded way before Moscow.
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  892.  @tabletlenovo9440  - "so it was Russian city" Except not quite, either. In fact, Peter I pretty much stole the Rus name, so much so that Muscovy (where Moscow is based) was renamed into "Russia".
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  893. Obviously not a JDM-spec car (driver's on the left).
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  894. This ain't the 90s anymore. Economic conditions are different compared to back then, and most manufacturers (Toyota included) buy their parts from external suppliers. I wish the Supra was more Toyota, but I know why they did it. I'm not mad, just glad they are trying to make it in a world filled with SUVs and a growing electric car market. Plus, it had a good career in motorsports (3rd place in class during the 2019 24 Hours of Nürburgring).
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  895. Not quite the whole story. The manual was hinted well before the Z.
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  896. Until you do a hot lap around a circuit.
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  897. 335hp isn't exactly something to scoff at, especially if independent dyno tests are to be believed.
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  898. Except, not quite.
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  899. "Russia won this war long time ago" Some pro-Russian sources (yes, exactly) say otherwise.
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  900. Not everyone is eyeing to beat the GT-R. Besides, we already have cars that equal (or surpass) the GT-R even at lower price points.
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  901. ​ @danielculpepper9258  - "The same victiom regime that came into power through a CIA organised coup?' - which never happened and mainly because Yanukovych pretty much pissed off a lot of Ukrainians while attempting to pass a law that could criminalise just about everything aside from protesting?
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  902. And yet, Russia is still having a hard time fighting Ukraine.
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  903. A minivan won't be able to catch up with the car if driven on a twisty road.
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  904. ​ @itsgoodforyou4235  - incorrect. First, Yanukovych failed to bring Ukraine closer to the EU. Then, he tried to pass an anti-protest law that enraged basically almost every Ukrainian. When he was leaned towards the wall, his own parliament voted to boot him from office. That's not exactly illegal.
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  905.  @itsgoodforyou4235  - "trying to pass a law is not illegal" - but what it contained is the problem. "You know the answer" - you mean, you know but you can't just simply admit.
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  906. ​ @itsgoodforyou4235  - something tells me you're not telling all of it.
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  907. Armenia says otherwise.
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  908. You missed out quite a lot of other factors which includes: - the African and western fronts; - Allied air raids that destroyed German factories and railways; - Allied air superiority; - the breaking of the Enigma codes; - and then Lend-lease.
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  909. "America is the culprit country" - not quite.
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  910. Not really.
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  911. ​ @AlanBolshevik  - dude, that's an edited version you read. The real one mentions one Ukrainian for 2-3 Russians.
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  912. Do not ask for more luxury. This is a (relatively) budget-minded sports car.
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  913. Except, not quite.
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  914. ​ @СерёгаСерегин-р8б  - while Russia continues to kill how many civilians in Ukraine again on a regular basis? Way more than that family.
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  915. Yeah, not quite.
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  916. "but today,a miata is just slow" - not quite.
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  917.  @egeayvala1799  - "well the NA Miata is not fast in a straight line" And that's the point of the point of the car. It's never meant to be a straight-line performer, but a nimble little roadster that breezes past corners with ease (a minivan, despite what many people say, isn't really suited for that). Besides, do we really need a lot of horses to be fast?
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  918. You mean, Crimean was once Tartar land...
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  919.  @djoj1986  - are the engineers really lazy or there's more to the story? Japan suffered how many crises again since the 90's, aside from the 2008 financial one? And what about the sales and regulations? These thing make building a sports car less of a good financial proposition.
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  920. BMW still makes straight-6s. Mercedes' return to the engine configuration is a bit too recent.
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  921. Not quite, track-wise.
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  922.  @Harvest133  - dude, again don't play dumb. Because we already know.
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  923. The SupraMKV forum did a dimensions comparison between the J29 and A80. The former's not just a bit shorter, but also a bit wider than the latter. Besides, hasn't Papadakis confirmed that the B58 engine can be tuned to at least 1000hp?
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  924. Not really.
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  925. Moscow's attempted invasion of Finland just before WWII refutes the comment.
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  926. Incorrect. Putin didn't need to invade and could have just focused on making use of the available land and resources (which is already plenty), but he picked the former.
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  927. You don't know what Nazism actually means given that Zelensky is JEWISH.
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  928. Eh, the bridge has radar reflectors, nearby AD systems, etc.
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  929.  @destro73  - never saw those radar reflector barges and smokescreen excercise near the bridge before? Those already hinted at the obvious nature of the bridge as a critical supply link between Crimea and the Russian mainland. Even Russian dashcam vids already showed.
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  930. That's more of a common myth. It happened mainly due to customer demand.
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  931. ​ @Jimmy-ye3wg  - and the same can be said about the boomers that, unlike those trucks, can be anywhere and pointing to Russia.
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  932.  @Jimmy-ye3wg  - modern, sure. But it can be kinda suspect. Dude, I suggest cutting the act.
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  933. Hate to break it, but it's incorrect... and you know it.
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  934. ​ @logratis1  - nope. And why continue with the lie? The answers to those "conspiracies" are way, way, WAY more mundane thay you may believe.
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  935. "and brutally being invaded by Muslims with several regions occupied." - incorrect.
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  936.  @malinyamato  - not quite.
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  937. Is it really a con considering that the manga has been around for quite a while? Wouldn't be surprised if the anime follows what Initial D's did and introduce the newer model later down the road.
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  938. Not really wrong. EU models are stuck with the 2019 B58 engine due to emissions.
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  939. ​ @reeganana7094  - or the part where Moscow was responsible for the buildup of the Nazi war machine.
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  940. Russian milbloggers confirmed it already.
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  941. Making another straight-6 engine for today is expensive. On the Supra, the JZ is placed on a bunch more of the corporation's auto lineup.
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  942. They explicitly said that the Supra needs a straight-6. Not much else other than the Japan-exclusive straight-4 variant.
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  943. "Same fate awaits Ukraine" - except, not quite. For 1, Operation Overlord got a boost thanks to Operation Fortitude.
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  944.  @georgemarijanovich  "Brothers are dying for American gains." Incorrect. And you know it.
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  945. In modified form... the same isn't exactly said for the stock ones.
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  946. Russia is more Nazi than Ukraine. At least the Ukrainians are already aware of this issue and are dealing with it accordingly if the chance comes.
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  947. Still faster than paint drying.
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  948. A Jaguar E-type is a supercar back in its day.
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  949. ​ @qweryo5913  - case in point: Moldova and Chechnya.
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  950. Not really, if you know what you are doing and what the car is designed to do.
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  951. Yeah, not quite. The mobilization in Russia hints that things aren't really turning up so well for Putin.
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  952. @村山和貴 　俺の最愛の母親と従姉達の故郷であるセルビアとロシアの矜持を米英から取り戻す - but since Putin said that the event is only a "special military option", it pretty much betrays the cover.
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  953.  @Daksha-q6s  - and things aren't going as well.
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  954.  @SiamHossain7  - question is: are people buying sports cars? The popping of the Japanese asset price bubble in 1992 and the Financial Crisis of the late 2000s hurt both manufacturers (Toyota and others) and consumers quite badly. As for why Toyota is using parts from other sources, considering that the Supra and BMW Z4 share most parts and their production by Magna Steyr, you could thank the Toyota Production System for that. They don't want to waste as much resources and time as possible.
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  955. Not really.
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  956. Incorrect
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  957. ​ @mogheanil  - incorrect.
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  958. Debunked
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  959. Nope. Bridge's a legitimate target for Russian supply routes.
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  960. 7 cars are recalled.
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  961. The Supra's a sports car. Apples-to-oranges comparison.
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  962. ​ @Shenhuash  - until you are placed on the actual frontlines, that is.
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  963. OTOH, innovation can kill motorsport goodness with spiraling costs. This also affects the customer teams.
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  964. Nope.
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  965. Fortunately, not quite. Given the reception of the A80 back when it was sold new and the current economic situation, this is the best thing to happen.
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  966. "Price then could have been just under $100K..." - yeah, the moment you mentioned this, this actually becomes a bad idea... especially with the Corvette still around. Besides, there's the GR GT3's road car (or whatever's badged as) coming soon anyway,
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  967. ​ @texan176  - I didn't say ZR1, just the Corvette in general (including the base models which the more well-off Joe could afford). Besides, you kinda forgot the part of transportation costs from Japan to the State.
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  968. Not quite. By not treating the nations of the former Warsaw Pact well enough, this made them have very good reasons to go to NATO. What Russia's doing right now by invading is even way more stupid than necessary. Now Finland and Sweeden are heading in the same direction like much of eastern Europe. This is a disaster, much of which being of Moscow's own making.
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  969. Uh, both cars aren't JDM if not meant to be sold in Japan and built to Japanese rules and regs.
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  970. Doesn't exactly work that way. Mazda partially conceived the Miata as a cheaper sportscar option compared to the RX-7 (especially in Japan where the cars are taxed based on dimensions and engine displacement). As for the "lack of horsepower", that's very debatable. Try finding one and give it a spin on the twisty backroads or on a local race track.
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  971. "so far the counteroffensive is a DISASTER" Some pro-Russian milbloggers suggest otherwise.
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  972. Actually 3S-GTE
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  973. Because they don't have a suitable straight-6 engine to use (you cannot use the 2JZ due to its heavy weight and reworking it would be expensive, more so for just one car). Plus, you need more models designed to accept the engine, which by the looks of it, not a priority. https://carbuzz.com/news/a-toyota-powered-supra-would-have-cost-over-100000
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  974. "Target practice for the Russians" - while also getting old stocks of T-54s
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  975. Not quite. On the other hand, Russia brought this mostly by themselves when they invaded Poland, Finland, and didn't exactly treat the former Warsaw Pact members well.
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  976. The current Supra still has the B58 straight-6 and the B48 straight-4. The only mechanical changes for the former depend on the market (EU-spec and some markets retain the engine from 2019).
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  977. ​ @androidtexts6948  - the latter being a two-time convict?
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  978.  @androidtexts6948  - not even close
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  979. While buying Russian gas for much of her term?
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  980. "it is slow" - not quite. "overpriced" - a base 3.0 with the manual costs $54,500 without the dealer markups.
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  981. Incorrect. And you know that.
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  982. Nope.
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  983. "CIA coup" - execpt, his concerns are legit.
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  984.  @amineay9667  - doesn't exactly make sense when submarines exists.
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  985. They still have planes running. Besides, "air force" doesn't just include airplanes.
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  986. Is it really just a rebadge, considering that the two cars don't share a platform with any existing ones BMW made?
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  987. Not quite. While people say that the Z pushed Toyota to add the manual, that wasn't the whole story. Customers demanded for the transmission; problem here was that Toyota engineers don't like the feel of BMW's. So they took a while.
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  988. ​ @JoseSilva-wv2sh  - then why did Moscow help found the Finnish Democratic Republic for the purpose of managing from Helsinki?
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  989. So, not really the case.
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  990. Russia needs to take the L.
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  991. It actually makes sense in the US considering that the regular Yaris isn't sold there anymore.
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  992. Regular 3.0 models will get the manual.
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  993. Not quite, bud. Besides, this isn't politics.
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  994. ​ @joeyboikly  - the video (about an expensive engineering exercise with racing pedigree) doesn't scream "anti-capitalist" the slightest. Besides, you don't even know what communism even means.
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  995. ​ @joeyboikly  - "if it don't make dollars it don't make sense." - you might want to re-watch the 3:40 part.
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  996. ​ @joeyboikly  - dude, you might want to cut the act. I can tell.
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  997. Not quite, especially considering how many A80 Supras were sold back when it was new in the U.S. alone.
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  998. Ahem... the Rusich Group would like a word.
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  999. ​ @mravi8or  - "that forgot about the Donbas genocides." - which were debunked, BTW.
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  1000.  @bighands69  - the car isn't aiming for the V8, just the Cayman and other European sports cars of s similar type.
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  1001. Not exactly a mystery: Mazda is a small auto maker compared to Toyota (even with the latter buying shares in the former). They don't have the same amount of resources they could muster.
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  1002.  @mrnoodle1906  - so, not exactly.
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  1003. Incorrect.
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  1004. Replace with Russia and Putin, and it's more accurate.
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  1005. Add text-to-speech, ala Sir Swag. (As a parody, of course)
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  1006.  @Daniel-dj7fh  - "I don't think the LFA played any role in this." - this is why I'll need to reiterate Akio's role (as briefly summarized from 2:45 onwards). Without him, the LFA would have been most likely shot dead before reaching production. In fact, him approving that car and racing that thing in the Nurburgring played a key role in shaping Gazoo Racing today.
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  1007.  @Daniel-dj7fh  - except, not quite.
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  1008.  @Daniel-dj7fh  - "if the yaris didn't take off that's what would have happened." - not quite, either. Or to be more precise, it misses a lot of contexts.
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  1009. Not quite.
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  1010.  @williamshaw5388  - already did. Besides, I suggest going to Ukraine yourself. And besides, are you sure you didn't self-like your posts?
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  1011.  @williamshaw5388  - that's not really it. Putin himself even knew this is not going to plan at all (assuming he's aware).
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  1012. ​ @luciferjohnson8495  - "Naturally blessed" And yet, why invade Ukraine anyway? Besides, look beyond Moscow and there are differences within Russia.
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  1013. ​ @lexzenis2544  - I suggest getting in touch with someone who owns it and take a drive with it. The car is not meant for outright speed.
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  1014. The LFA is not a successor to the Supra. The performance is too high to be one.
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  1015. Not really. Ancient history had kingdoms and empires hiring mercs as a common practice.
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  1016. ​ @skyler-id1yo  - replace Zelensky with Putin, and it's accurate.
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  1017.  @skyler-id1yo  - still Putin, despite his photos of supposed manliness. Besdies, why the need for Russian mobilization again?
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  1018. Excecpt, not quite.
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  1019. ​ @Akecherfd8424  - "i see you are one of those fanboys" - not quite, especially given how bad N. American sales of the A80 model were. "You can't accept its basically a BMW" - dude, no one is denying about that part. It's even an open secret years before the first J29 models came out.
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  1020. ​ @russianprincess3673  - "FAKE NEWS PROPAGANDA" - pro-Russia milbloggers and amateur phone vids say otherwise.
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  1021. "WWII Russia defended against the Nazi with 27 millions casualties." - while being supplied by Allied Lend-Lease, the U.S. being the biggest contributor.
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  1022.  @dancotton13  - some Soviet officiers and officials, supposedly including Stalin himself, said that it was significant. Besides, few things wrong with parts of your comments: the U.S. entered WWII in 1941, basically the early-middle part. If I were to include American individuals who serve in other foreign armed forces, that's a bit earlier (albeit unofficially). While it's true Europe bore the brunt of the casualties, keep in mind that American industries and their products saved quite a good amount of lives. Didn't help the Axis when flaws with their machines began to appear gradually. And here's one other thing: isn't Russia being more Nazi than Ukraine? I mean, look at Wagner.
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  1023. ​ @dancotton13  - ironic. Besides, regarding Bandera, let's say he was a product of what Moscow did to Ukraine.
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  1024. ​​ @dancotton13  - no one's defending their actions here. Just pointing out the hypocrisy on Moscow's part. Besides, look at the political presence of Ukraine's far-right and compare it to Russia's. EDIT: And speaking of Poland, the Soviets once failed to conquer the nation... before making a deal with the Nazis to split it (yes, the very Nazis Moscow fought).
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  1025.  @dancotton13  - "You cannot compare it to Russia because Russia fought and still fight the far right Nazi ideology" Their actions suggest otherwise.
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  1026. While forgetting that Moscow was supported largely with US Lend-Lease.
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  1027. Me, too. We all want Tuna to join the Express.
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  1028. Actually close to 1 dead Ukrainian for every 2-3 dead Russians.
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  1029. ​ @виталийкишмерёшкин  "after an armed coup d'etat in Ukraine" - which is false, BTW. Yanukovych was kicked out after failing to bring Ukraine closer to the EU (even his own parliament had enough of him).
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  1030. ​ @виталийкишмерёшкин  - except, you seem to forget the part that social media has played a role in Ukraine's history (and pretty much every other countries').
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  1031. ​ @виталийкишмерёшкин  - don't play dumb. You know that.
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  1032. ​ @виталийкишмерёшкин  - in other words, you don't really know at all.
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  1033. "MK4 Supra is the greatest thing that's happend for Toyota..." - except, not quite as you expect. The car was released at a time when Japan's economy in the 90's was falling, auto regulations were tightening, among others. Besides, the A80 wasn't exactly liked at first, and sales were low by the time production ended.
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  1034. BACK ON THE ROCKS, BACK ON THE ROCKS
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  1035. Except, not really.
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  1036. Not quite.
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  1037. Here.
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  1038. A referendum which is suspect at best. Legally speaking, Crimea is still part of Ukraine.
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  1039. Not actually Subaru's idea to build a RWD car (that's Toyota's). Plus, they initially did not express interest in developing the car.
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  1040. ​ @yoyomodiji  - yet the battle for the city is still ongoing... since August of last year. And that is already too, TOO LONG for Russia.
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  1041.  @yoyomodiji  - "I am assured Russian army is a very capable force" - the pro-Russia milbloggers say otherwise.
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  1042. ​ @jonyurad  - which is debunked?
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  1043.  @JasonB72481  - there is no exclusive deal. As I've mentioned, there was an article concerning the relationship between the publisher and the make, but it's hard to find it these days. Wangan has the Toyota, for example, or Project CARS 2 with that lone production 86.
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  1044.  @JasonB72481  - again with the exclusive deal. It's not exactly the case.
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  1045.  @JasonB72481  - that's what I've said a few comments ago: that article is too hard to find right now. Plus, I've mentioned that Project CARS 2 has the 86. Also, some arcade games, Initial D and Wangan Midnight, feature Toyotas. Hardly an exclusive deal to me.
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  1046. Found the article in question. Read carefully. http://www.superstreetonline.com/features/1805-gr-supra-racing-concepts-digital-debut/
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  1047.  @JasonB72481  - did you read the article very closely?
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  1048.  @JasonB72481  - then what about the McLaren Senna?
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  1049.  @JasonB72481  - before we part ways for the time, keep in mind that both Sony and Toyota are Japanese companies. The ire we should be focusing on is in their headquarters in the USA. EDIT: And this little post from GTPlanet. Last one of the section. https://www.gtplanet.net/forum/threads/toyota-gr-supra-racing-concept-is-coming-to-gt-sport.375864/page-4
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  1050. Russia milbloggers say otherwise.
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  1051.  @jaysmith5175  - don't play dumb. You know that.
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  1052. No. The performance of the car is too high for that.
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  1053. It's just you who doesn't know it... while continuing to parrot debunked Russian propaganda.
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  1054. Have you ever heard of the 86 GRMN? That's pretty much a glimpse of what a hotter Supra variant could possibly be.
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  1055. Not exactly slow once you know how to drive the twins properly.
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  1056. ​ @vemaraju  - dude, using a nuke is the last thing Russia wants. In fact, it's very stupid.
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  1057.  @vemaraju  - this ain't 1945, dude. You know that.
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  1058.  @vemaraju  - nope. Again, not 1945 and China is already getting tense with Putin's f-ups.
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  1059.  @vemaraju  - nope, not quite. You know that things aren't exactly in Russia's favor.
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  1060.  @vemaraju  - nope, and you know. I suggest cutting the act.
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  1061. ​ @tottereff8615  - dude, what Russia's doing and what it did prior has more Nazi tones than Ukraine. Besides, why are there still synagogues operating in Ukraine? Why are Muslims and Jews proudly serving there? Why are LGBT rights being championed by the country, even by foreign volunteers? If Ukraine is a "Nazi" country, why is Zelensky allowed to serve as president WHILE BEING JEWISH? Honestly, something tells me you don't even know what Nazism means and Russia just abuses it to mean anti-Russia instead.
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  1062.  @csjmb6193  - nope. And you know it full-stop.
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  1063. ​ @csjmb6193  - "totally but joining Nato ends up like Ukraine today" - nope. "itself committing several warcrimes" - the same can be applied to Moscow and the former Warsaw Pact. Dude, why lie?
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  1064. ​ @csjmb6193  - dude, don't play dumb. I can tell.
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  1065.  @csjmb6193  - "making poor decision." - again, why lie? Let me guess: you know that Finland isn't making the "poor decision" here? It's Moscow that did it. Dude, cut the act.
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  1066.  @csjmb6193  - "Let's pray that Finland doesn't become Ukraine" - aren't you forgetting something?
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  1067. ​ @trevorcrook5753  - Ukraine says otherwise
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  1068.  @trevorcrook5753  - "hypersonic missiles" which are more hype than function? Oh, about the HSR thing, America does have (just one line operated by Amtrak). Still, big fail to notice it.
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  1069.  @trevorcrook5753  - and one was downed by a Patriot battery. Besides, many of the Russian boys studying math and science either fled the country or got drafted into the army.
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  1070. ​ @trevorcrook5753  - the Khinzhal is based on the Iskander, so another fail on that one. Something tells us you know that what you said are BS.
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  1071. ​ @trevorcrook5753  - and now six more Khinzal "hypersonics" were down. Something's wrong with Russia's engineering force, the creator was arrested.
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  1072.  @trevorcrook5753  - be honest: you know that Russia's not doing well.
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  1073. ​ @trevorcrook5753  - except it's still ongoing. If Russia is using just 5% of it's military might, why did Putin issue a partial mobilization order? I wouldn't be surprised if he decide to issue it again. Cut the act. You know that what you said is BS.
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  1074. Doesn't need that much horsepower considering the weight and CoG.
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  1075. Incorrect. "i fly the Russian flag in Ireland" - good luck with that one, mate. Pretty sure someone took note of where you are.
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  1076. "They turned against God..." - this sounds like this applies more to Russia.
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  1077. Russia does the same.
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  1078. The "Islamists" bit is way, way, WAY OVERBLOWN... ...especially considering how some Chirstians (specifically the far-right) behave.
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  1079. ​ @malinyamato  - not quite. Dude, be honest here.
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  1080. ​ @malinyamato  - yawn Dude, are you sure you know what you're doing?
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  1081. Afghanistan and Finland: Allow us to introduce ourselves. Oh yeah, Moscow got Lend-Lease support from America during WWII.
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  1082. McLaren more likely. The Caddy... well, the aero says otherwise.
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  1083. ​ @lawrenceallen8096  - "No victory in Korea" - except the U.S. succeeded in keeping South Korea free from the North. "No victory in Vietnam" - and Vietnam has since then adopted capitalism.
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  1084.  @lawrenceallen8096  - poking some holes and having a bit of fun regarding the first two. South Korea is still here today, so it's still a victory. As for Vietnam - sure they took over the whole South, but it ended up opening their markets to the wider world.
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  1085. A V-shaped engine is also an airplane engine back in the day...
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  1086. Except, not really.
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  1087. "Ukraine did overthouge their uraic government in 2014." - nope, Yanukovych failed to bring Ukraine closer to the EU. That's why he was kicked out, even by his own parliament.
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  1088. So... a lot of it are BS.
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  1089. ​ @Marcg-b4n  - and yet, can you explain why Moscow decide to help the very Germans that invaded them later with their rearmament during the Interwar period?
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  1090. A "girl's car" that is tested and raced at the Nurburgring with CEO Akio Toyoda at the wheel, won the DTM Trophy driver's championship with Tim Heinemann, won the Formula Drift championship two times with Fredric Aasbø... That's too far from being a "girl's car".
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  1091. ​@paper plane = "was a MIG 21 which is massively old" While leaving out the fact that it has Israeli tech.
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  1092. @paper plane - again, Israeli tech, not something you should underestimate. Besides, the ancient airframe had receive a whole host of modernization programs (including R-73 missiles).
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  1093. ​ @Habib_Osman  - "Ukraine is a pawn in the wests fight against Russia" Except, not quite.
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  1094. Nope. And you know that.
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  1095. I mean, the Supra started out as a higher end Celica trim before splitting starting from the Mk.III (A70). Edit: Words
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  1096. Except, not quite.
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  1097. Both the Z4 and Supra use twin-scroll, a type of single turbo design.
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  1098. Not really.
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  1099. Nope. All of this could have been avoided if Putin just admits that Ukraine is moving on for a better future.
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  1100. Not really.
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  1101. The cost of trying to restore an old empire.
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  1102. The main difference here is that America is way more open to examining itself, unlike Russia.
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  1103. "Probably cia color revolution attempts." - except not really. Besides in China, didn't they basicall sniff out the CIA's presence? The protests are basically genuine, decrying genuine problems, and decrying government inaction. At least Xi scaled back COVID restrictions.
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  1104. You forgot a few things: - Moscow helped with Germany's rearmament during the Interwar Period. - Lend-lease. Several prominent Soviet officers (possibly included Stalin himself) pointed out how important it was to the war effort.
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  1105. Until what Moscow did next post-war. Besides, numerous synagogues are still practicing the faith openly around Europe.
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  1106. ​ @ppstorm_  - the former Warsaw Pact members say otherwise.
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  1107. They didn't FORMALLY apply.
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  1108. ​ @jimmyakerlund2143  - less sh***y than Russia, that is.
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  1109. Except, no. It's a spiritual successor to the 2000GT, not the Supra.
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  1110. Except, not quite, especially considering that the next outing of the rotary in Le Mans was in 1995. Besides, the car's results outside Le Mans in 1991 is actually disappointing. The real reason for the "ban"? Bernie Ecclestone and Jean Marie Balestre.
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  1111.  @paulanderson7796  - incorrect.
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  1112. "In 2014 the United States orchestrated a coup that ousted the democratically elected president" - which is false, BTW.
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  1113. The Supra is RWD.
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  1114. ​ @yourteamaintshit  - not quite, and sales for the A80 in the U.S. alone tell a lot.
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  1115. "The disrespect is real I've been with supra's my whole life so mk5 it's cheeks a Lil." - not to be rude, but the funny thing here is that the A80 was also disrespected back when it was new (I mean, the sales for it in N. America alone was barely above 11,000 units - way less than the preceeding A70). This is the same thing the current Supra is facing right now, though it has a much better time weathering through it.
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  1116. ​ @postmanlondon  - nope.
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  1117. ​ @yellowgreen5229  - not quite it.
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  1118. Power is fine for what the twins is designed to do. Besides, they addressed the torque dip that plagued the 1st-gen cars.
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  1119. There's a reason why Toyota and Subaru picked natural aspiration over forced induction. What other car aside from the Miata offer this kind of experience at their price range?
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  1120. No, like every other LMDh-spec car.
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  1121. Nope.
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  1122. "If you are not part of the solution to reduce carbon emissions killing this planet, you are part of the problem." Not quite. Besides, the number of sportscars compared to a family sedan, hatchback, or SUV are way small. Doesn't also help that they are usually a little more expensive.
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  1123. Not quite.
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  1124. Not exactly. Plus, more on the heavy side.
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  1125.  @Parasmunt  - except not quite.
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  1126. Not quite. Besides, Ukraine hosts numerous religions, JUDAISM as well since Zelenskyy is JEWISH (not something the actual Nazis like).
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  1127. ​ @1Warmetallic1  - "Brits and USA also supported Nazis :)" - ahem, the LeichtTraktor would like a word.
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  1128. Mazda's FC RX-7 would like a word.
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  1129. ​ @Arhatu  - "Soviets knew the only force capable of fighting NAzis were them" - except, there are signs pointing to Lend-Lease playing a much more effective role in fighting the Third Reich than the Soviets themselves (not disrespect). Even some Soviet officers thanked the program.
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  1130. So, not quite?
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  1131. Incorrect. At worst, misleading whataboutism.
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  1132.  @abdullahalfaruk1449  - again, whataboutism.
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  1133.  @abdullahalfaruk1449  - not really in a bubble. At the very least, people outside of Russia are a little more open-minded and have more mental strength to confront the dark side. But this video is about Ukraine, first and foremost.
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  1134. Replace Ukraine with Russia, Zelensky with Putin and his cronies. That's more accurate. Besides, Ukraine has room to fight corruption despite a war ongoing.
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  1135. About Germany, Lend-Lease made it possible. Besides, Moscow has a fair share of blunders (Finland, Afghanistan).
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  1136. Not quite, bud.
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  1137. Incorrect. Besides, Bandera was the product of Soviet policies.
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  1138. Nope. As point 2, wouldn't that be Yanukovych and his failure to bring Ukraine closer to the EU?
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  1139. ​ @kustov1  - then why are there still many synagouges still up and running around the world? You don't even know what Nazism even means.
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  1140.  @geoeconomics5629  - nope. Holodomor... which Moscow caused it to happen.
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  1141. Lots of BS coming from this comment.
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  1142.  @vikrampathak4569  - (X) Doubt.
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  1143. Which, by all accounts, is basically lower than chump change compared to Moscow's relationship with Germany in the Interwar Period. Does the Leichttraktor ring a bell?
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  1144. Nope, 2000GT successor.
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  1145. Incorrect.
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  1146. And how heavy is that Camry?
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  1147.  @seawolf_USA  - 0-60 won't mean much when there is a tight turn.
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  1148. ​ @scramjet7466  - military planners and engineers don't care about looks. They're way more focused on function.
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  1149. ​ @Mish844  - besides, that's probably the last thing Beijing wants.
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  1150. Because they are looking for a straight-6 engine, more specifically. They cannot use the 2JZ due to its heavy weight and cost in reworking the thing for today's regulations.
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  1151. ​ @fiksaciya_shpindelya  - "but your Ukrainian one worked by selling weapons to Hamas." - which is debunked, BTW.
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  1152.  @fiksaciya_shpindelya  - you mean the ones captured by Russia back on the frontlines, am I off?
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  1153. ​​ @alals6794  - Poland and Hungary would like to have a word with you.
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  1154. Less criminal than CSTO. Didn't even bother to help Armenia.
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  1155. God, just shut up!
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  1156. Not quite.
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  1157. Look at Toyota's 2000GT and compare it to the current Supra.
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  1158. Except, not quite.
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  1159. And yet, why did the Soviets establish the Finnish Democratic Republic if they weren't planning to "destroy" Finland?
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  1160.  @MrJesterJam  - ain't nonsense, I'm afraid. It's true.
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  1161.  @tommasov10  - I would suggest focusing less on the interior. GR86 is supposed to be a budget sportscar, so Subaru and Toyota focused on the important things.
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  1162.  @tommasov10  - seriously, do you wish to drive or stare too much on the interior? A fancier interior doesn't exactly help.
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  1163.  @tommasov10  - however, when driving, most of our vision is focused on the road and less on the materials. The twins' interiors is designed to be like that because some of the owners do track days or actually love driving on the weekends and other times where free time allows. It helps that the alcantara reduces glares. Believe me, I've driven a few modded econoboxes and a Vita1 kit car on the track.
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  1164. Based on a volume-seller.
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  1165. Look to the 90s. The bubble economy popped, then the Asian financial crisis, and things went downhill for sports cars.
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  1166.  @SirPeacemaker  - dude, look at the video again (and do research into the Winter War).
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  1167. Mazda and its Miata: Allow us to introduce ourselves.
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  1168. And waste how many experienced soldiers and good quality hardware?
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  1169. Hyundai N (not a car, but related) - From Germany with love Note - supposed to be replying for the Korean cars reply thread.
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  1170. Not quite.
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  1171. No. Keep it RWD.
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  1172. Which isn't exactly a mistake.
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  1173.  @prosto_potomuwto  - dude, are you sure you got your sources right? I checked the internet, and they still say it's expensive.
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  1174. ​ @ilovebarcelona9256  - "ethnic cleansing that has been happening in eastern Ukraine since 2014." - debunked, I'm afraid.
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  1175. Nope. Moscow let it happend itself.
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  1176. Well, except the part of trying to install the Finnish Democratic Republic in Helsinki.
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  1177. ​ @bigrobsydney  - unfortunately, the Cadillac has the aero and less weight, thereby it could zip past the corner faster than a Tesla.
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  1178. Except not quite.
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  1179. ​ @alpetterson9452  - which is debunked. Besides, there are Nazis in Wagner (which Putin until recently relied on?)
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  1180. Except, not quite.
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  1181. ​@ZVO-CoNww3 - fun fact: Bandera was arrested by the very Nazis you claimed to be fighting against for the rest of WWII. And before that, Moscow helped Germany in rearmanent during the Interwar Period (case in point, the Leichttraktor).
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  1182. @ZVO-CoNww3 - nope. Besides, you didn't seem to notice the part where I mentioned that Bandera was arrested for the rest of the war.
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  1183. @ZVO-CoNww3 - hmm... why do I get the feeling you left out A LOT of other contexts?
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  1184. @ZVO-CoNww3 - "you are." - nope. Just pointing out the irony. "No one forced Bandera to do what he ended up doing, in fact, he was an ultranationalist since his youth." - the Holodomor would like a word (the event that Moscow instigated).
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  1185. ​ @colindavis1496  - Russia failed the moment they failed to take Kyiv.
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  1186.  @colindavis1496  - dude, don't play dumb. You know this was the case.
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  1187. ​ @gabj6816  - Far-right Americans seems to suggest otherwise, using Christianity for political purposes rather than doing genuine good.
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  1188. "Islam and Liberty don't go hand in hand !!!" The same could be sadly said for Chrisitanity.
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  1189. "Finland did not survive" - and yet, why is the Finnish state still here and why they became the nation we know and love today?
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  1190. ​ @treat4Yu  - here's a question: why did the Swiss install explosives in their bridges during the Cold War?
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  1191. Still would have happened anyway.
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  1192. How many of these nukes actually work again?
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  1193. ​ @Gideonthestargazer  - and Silber 1
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  1194. "Just beautiful and for good reason." - except, this wasn't exactly the case back when it was sold new.
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  1195. ​ @chindico - conveniently forgetting that synagogues in Ukraine still exists, LGBTs are serving in the military or elsewhere, and Zelensky is JEWISH.
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  1196. Which is debunked.
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  1197. A Russia mil-blogger says that Russia was responsible.
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  1198.  @jenghiskhan69  - Russia uses civilian buildings as well.
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  1199.  @Muhammad_Ahmad_  - one problem: there's a thing called the Warsaw Pact.
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  1200. ​ @timothychartier  - even more ironic when even pro-Russia milbloggers admit that things aren't going well for Putin.
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  1201. Some examples are exported.
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  1202. ​ @Die-sel13136  - so tl;dr... nope. Russia isn't really saving the world.
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  1203. The van won't be able to handle as well as the GR86.
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  1204. Not the whole story: the idea of a RWD sports car is actually Toyota's.
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  1205. Corvettes aren't muscle cars to begin with.
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  1206. "plust an awd would be faster and better on the track /:" - hate to break it, but a good chunk of race cars don't use AWD.
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  1207. On the other hand, the Soviets invaded Poland, got Nazi Germany to share each half of Poland, and didn't exactly treat the Warsaw Pact members well.
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  1208. Nope. Russia started this war because it's afraid of Ukraine wishing to improve for the better.
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  1209. Incorrect.
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