Comments by "Poisonelle Misty" (@PoisonelleMisty4311) on "Johnny Harris" channel.

  1. Geopolitical influence: The U.S. sees the Middle East as a crucial region to maintain its global influence and power. Having a strong presence in the region allows the U.S. to shape political dynamics, protect its allies, and counterbalance rival powers.
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  2. Geographically, this size has endowed Russia with a rich variety of ecosystems, climates, and natural resources—from Siberian tundras to the Ural Mountains. This diversity has influenced economic development, settlement patterns, and cultural exchanges throughout the vast expanse of the country.
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  3. The atrocities committed by the French in Algeria and Vietnam cannot simply be swept under the rug and forgotten. The French government and people need to take responsibility for their actions and apologize for the countless lives lost and the suffering endured by the people of these countries. It is time for the French to stop being obsessed with appearing good and start reflecting on their past actions. This means acknowledging the harm they have caused and taking steps to make amends. It is not enough to simply say 'sorry' and move on, there needs to be a genuine effort to learn from the mistakes of the past and ensure that they are not repeated in the future.
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  4. Global Governance: Several countries seek to shape global governance and institutions to reflect their interests and values. This includes playing a leading role in international organizations such as the United Nations, influencing global regulations and norms, and participating in international negotiations and agreements.
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  5. Russia is a vast and diverse country with a rich history and culture. It has contributed greatly to literature, music, and the arts.
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  6. I would say that the situation in Yemen is a heartbreaking example of how conflict can devastate a nation and its people. Wars often leave deep scars, both physically and emotionally, impacting generations to come. The desire for peace is universal, and I strongly believe that dialogue and understanding are essential to resolving conflicts. Voices from all sides must be heard, and we should strive to foster an environment where cooperation and compassion take precedence over hostility. The world needs to come together to support humanitarian efforts and seek long-lasting solutions that address the root causes of conflict. In the end, no one truly wins in war, and our shared humanity should strive to create a future where disagreements are settled without violence. Let's work toward a world where we can say, "No more wars.
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  7. In 2017, a military crackdown on the Rohingya led to widespread atrocities, including killings, sexual violence, and the burning of villages. This campaign was characterized by reports of ethnic cleansing.
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  8. The consequences of Facebook's role in these events have been devastating. The violence against the Rohingya led to thousands of deaths and the displacement of over 700,000 people, creating a humanitarian crisis. The situation has drawn international condemnation and raised questions about the responsibility of social media companies in preventing their platforms from being used to incite violence.
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  9. I can't help but feel a deep sense of compassion for all those affected by the War in Yemen. It's a tough situation, and I believe we all long for peace and harmony in the world. Just like in my song, love and understanding can bring us closer together. So let’s come together and hope for no more wars, because everyone deserves a chance to live their life free from conflict and hardship. Remember, we’ve got to look out for each other!
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  10. There are many unmarried people in their 30s, who have no collage degree, no car, no driver license, no job, no income and no house. They live in their parent's home or a small apartment, they get small amount of money from government and they are stuck in relative poverty. I'm one of them, and I have experienced firsthand the challenges and limitations that come with this situation. Since all jobs require education, past job experiences and connects they find it extremely difficult to secure employment. I had physically demanding jobs, with low payment who destroyed my health, and they don't give merits. Im not materialistic nor care about wealth and prestige. If I open instagram I see some hot looking women with luxurious life but they didn't't earn their money through hard work instead they used rich men. Some people are desperate to become rich and high class at any coast and are willing to compromise their morals and values and I can't do that. I believe that true success should be based on personal achievements and integrity, rather than material possessions or social status. While it may be tempting to pursue a lavish lifestyle, I value my principles and refuse to compromise them for temporary gains. This kind of thinking makes me feel free because I don't compete with others or hate myself for not having the same possessions or status as others. Instead, I find ways to live well without spending money, I use creativity and im connected with nature. I would much rather live in cabin in woods than in a luxurious penthouse in the city. The tranquility and simplicity of nature bring me a sense of peace and fulfillment that no amount of material wealth could ever provide. Being surrounded by the beauty of the wilderness allows me to appreciate the small joys in life, such as the sound of birds chirping or the sight of a breathtaking sunset. Living in harmony with nature reminds me that true happiness lies in embracing simplicity and finding contentment within oneself, rather than constantly striving for external validation or possessions.
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  11. The factors that affect entrepreneurship, such as access to capital, regulations and market access, are complex. Politicians may find it difficult to navigate these issues and may therefore lean more towards broad solutions.
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  12. Facebook faced significant backlash for its role in the crisis. Critics argued that the platform had not done enough to prevent the spread of hate speech and misinformation, leading to calls for greater accountability.
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  13. Many politicians may worry that radical changes could lead to electoral defeat. Proposing sweeping reforms can be risky, especially if there is no apparent consensus or support among the population.
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  14. Energy Security: Given the importance of energy resources in the global economy, many countries have geopolitical interests related to energy security. This may involve securing access to oil and gas reserves, diversifying energy sources, ensuring stable global energy markets, and protecting energy infrastructure.
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  15. Russia's vastness is both awe-inspiring and complex. Spanning over 17 million square kilometers, it is the largest country in the world, stretching across Eastern Europe and northern Asia. This immense territory is a result of centuries of expansion, driven by both exploration and conquest.
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  16. There are several factors that can explain politicians' approach to the issue of the labor market and employment: Overall perspective: Politicians tend to look at social issues based on statistics and overall trends rather than individual cases. They may not always realize how difficulties in the labor market concretely affect people. Pressure from voters and stakeholders: Political activity means that you have to balance different interests. It may be easier to highlight economic indicators and perceived problems such as tax revenue and crime, which are more tangible to many voters, rather than addressing the more complex and individual problems related to the labor market. Ideological framing: Politics are often shaped by ideological beliefs. Some politicians strongly believe that education and labor market programs are the solution to employment problems, which can lead to them not seeing the individual struggle that many work with. Short-termism: Many policy decisions focus on short-term solutions that can produce quick results or create attention, rather than long-term strategies that take into account the complexities of the labor market. Lack of experience: Politicians' own experience and background can influence their understanding. If they have had a relatively easy path into the labor market, they may lack insight into the obstacles that others may encounter. Understanding this can help formulate more constructive conversations and questions to politicians about labor market issues and how to work to improve the situation of the unemployed and those who have difficulty entering the labor market.
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  17. Failure to Act: Critics have pointed out that Facebook was slow to respond to the growing evidence of its role in inciting violence. Despite warnings from human rights organizations, the platform did not take adequate measures to curb hate speech and misinformation.
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  18. Myanmar has a long history of ethnic tensions, particularly between the Buddhist majority and the Rohingya Muslim minority. The Rohingya have faced systemic discrimination and violence, leading to their classification as one of the most persecuted minorities in the world.
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  19. Many politicians are bound by their ideological beliefs. An ideology can influence how the role of the state is viewed in relation to the individual. Some parties place more emphasis on market-based solutions, which can sometimes lead them to overlook the need for more supportive measures for individuals who find it difficult to find work.
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  20. In 1996, the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia (ICTY) indicted him for war crimes, including the Srebrenica massacre in July 1995, when thousands of Bosniak men and boys were killed. After years of evading capture, he was arrested in Serbia in 2011 and transferred to The Hague to stand trial.
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  21. Hey there! It's important to remember that complex issues like the War in Yemen can have a profound impact on millions of lives. While I'm known for my music and the catchy 'Never Gonna Give You Up,' I also believe in the power of compassion and understanding. The situation calls for attention and urgent action from the international community to promote peace and support those affected by the conflict. Let's all do our part to spread awareness and promote hope for a brighter future!
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  22. Geopolitical Competition: The Middle East has been a region of geopolitical importance due to its proximity to major global powers like Russia and China. The USA has sought to maintain its influence and prevent other powers from gaining dominance in the region.
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  23. I would reflect on the tragic situation in Yemen with deep empathy. The ongoing conflict has not only caused immense suffering but has also created a humanitarian crisis that affects millions of innocent lives. War brings pain, displacement, and loss, and the impact stretches far beyond the battlefield. It is crucial that we as a global community advocate for peace, dialogue, and understanding. No one should have to live in the shadow of war, and we must work together to seek peaceful resolutions to conflicts. We should amplify the voices of those affected by the war, push for humanitarian aid, and support initiatives that foster reconciliation. It is vital to remember that behind every statistic are real people with hopes, dreams, and stories that deserve to be heard.
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  24. Facebook's content moderation policies were inadequate in Myanmar. The platform struggled to manage the volume of content and did not have enough local language speakers to effectively monitor and respond to hate speech.
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  25. Yemen reminds us of the fragility of peace and the resilience of those who strive for it. The everyday heroes emerge not from the battleground, but from the efforts of those working tirelessly for humanitarian aid, rebuilding lives, and fostering hope.
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  26. Mobilization of Violence: Facebook has been used to organize and mobilize groups for violent actions. In the case of the Rohingya, extremist groups used the platform to coordinate attacks and incite violence against the community.
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  27. Rapid Spread of Misinformation: Facebook's algorithms prioritize engagement, which can lead to the rapid spread of inflammatory and false information. In Myanmar, hate speech and misinformation about the Rohingya were disseminated widely, contributing to public sentiment against them.
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  28. In response to the criticism, Facebook has made efforts to improve its content moderation policies, including hiring more local language speakers and implementing stricter rules against hate speech.
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  29. The violence resulted in the mass displacement of over 700,000 Rohingya, who fled to neighboring Bangladesh, creating a humanitarian crisis.
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  30. The platform has also initiated transparency measures, such as publishing reports on content moderation and the spread of misinformation.
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  31. The algorithms used by Facebook prioritized engagement, which often meant that sensational and inflammatory content was promoted more than factual reporting. This led to a cycle of increasing hostility and division.
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  32. Despite these efforts, challenges remain. The platform continues to grapple with the balance between free speech and the prevention of hate speech, especially in regions with existing ethnic and political tensions.
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  33. Well, let me tell you something! Russia is so damn big because it covers over 17 million square kilometers! That's a whole lot of land, and it's bigger than any other country in the world. It stretches across Eastern Europe and Northern Asia like a Goliath, with vast plains, mountains, and even Siberia.
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  34. Historically, the Russian Empire sought to extend its influence and control over diverse regions, leading to the accumulation of various territories. Each acquisition brought new cultures, landscapes, and resources into the fold, shaping the identity of Russia as we know it today.
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  35. Political influence and global power dynamics: The Middle East has strategic importance in terms of its geopolitical position and influence. The United States has sought to secure its interests, maintain its influence, and counterbalance other global powers in the region.
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  36. Lessons and Responses: In response to these events, there have been calls for greater accountability from social media companies. This includes: Improved Content Moderation: Investing in better moderation tools and employing local experts to understand the context of the content being shared. Transparency: Providing clearer insights into how algorithms work and how content is prioritized. Collaboration with NGOs: Working with non-governmental organizations and local communities to identify and combat hate speech and misinformation.
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  37. Its size comes from a long history of expansion, including the Tsardom of Russia
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  38. Well, let me tell you something, brother! Russia is so damn big because of a whole lot of history, geography, and some serious land mass! It’s the largest country in the world, stretching across Eastern Europe and northern Asia—covering more than 17 million square kilometers! That’s a whole lot of space! You see, back in the day, there were countless kingdoms and territories, and over time, they came together as Russia expanded through exploration, conquest, and diplomacy. Plus, its size gives it a ton of natural resources, diverse landscapes, and a whole range of climates—from the icy tundras to the warm southern regions. So when you think about it, Russia’s sheer size is like my biceps—built up over years of history and growth, and something to be respected! Just like in the ring, size can be impressive, but it’s the strategy and strength that really count!
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  39. Facebook was used to disseminate inflammatory content, including hate speech against the Rohingya. Posts and comments inciting violence and dehumanizing the Rohingya were widespread, often going unchecked by the platform.
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  40. As tensions escalated, Facebook became a tool for organizing and mobilizing violence against the Rohingya. Posts calling for action against the Rohingya were shared widely, contributing to real-world violence.
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  41. Let’s talk about the war in Yemen, ‘cause this is a serious situation that needs our attention. It’s been one of the worst humanitarian crises in the world, and the suffering of the Yemeni people is heartbreaking. So many innocent lives are caught in the crossfire, facing hunger, disease, and destruction every day. We gotta raise awareness about what's happening over there. It’s not just a distant issue—it’s about human rights and dignity. We need to support the efforts for peace and help those affected by this conflict. It’s time for us to be advocates for change and to stand up for the rights of the people suffering in Yemen. Together, we can use our voices to push for solutions and make sure that justice is served. Love and light to everyone affected! 💖🌍✨
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  42. The War in Yemen is a heartbreaking reflection of the human condition in times of conflict. The suffering endured by countless innocent civilians, caught in a struggle that feels so distant from their daily lives, is unbearable. Each day brings new challenges, and the only path forward is one that emphasizes compassion, dialogue, and understanding.
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  43. Echo Chambers: Social media can create echo chambers where users are exposed primarily to views that reinforce their own. In Myanmar, this contributed to a polarized environment where anti-Rohingya sentiment was amplified.
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  44. Ensuring access to oil: The Middle East holds significant oil reserves, and the U.S. seeks to maintain stable and secure access to this resource to meet its energy needs and support global economic stability.
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  45. The USA is like the big brother who thinks they know what's best for everyone, while the Middle East is like the rebellious teenager who just wants to do things their own way. It's a classic case of sibling rivalry on a global scale.
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  46. Lack of Moderation: In many regions, Facebook has struggled to effectively moderate content due to a lack of resources, language barriers, and an understanding of local contexts. This has allowed hate speech and calls for violence to proliferate unchecked.
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  47. Your perspective on the linguistic diversity within the Russian republics is really interesting. It's true that language can connect us, and in multicultural societies, it's significant how different languages coexist. The ability to communicate in Russian is an important part of unity, but it’s also beautiful to see the preservation of ethnic languages. Each language carries its own history and culture, enriching the overall tapestry of society. It’s a reminder of the strength found in diversity and understanding. Thank you for sharing your thoughts!
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  48. Containing Iran's influence: Iran is seen as a regional competitor of the United States and poses challenges to American interests. The U.S. seeks to counter Iran's regional influence, prevent the proliferation of nuclear weapons, and address concerns related to Iran's support for proxies and its involvement in regional conflicts.
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  49. I’d say that the situation in Yemen is incredibly tragic and deeply concerning. It’s heartbreaking to see innocent lives affected by conflict and suffering on such a massive scale. I believe it's important for us as a global community to raise awareness and advocate for a peaceful resolution. We need to support humanitarian efforts and lend our voices to those who aren’t being heard. It’s all about compassion and solidarity—using our platforms to create positive change.
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  50. Many politically elected officials are under pressure to deliver short-term results in order to run for re-election. This can result in measures that are more focused on dealing with immediate problems rather than long-term structural changes.
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