Comments by "J" (@jtgd) on "The Wall Street Journal" channel.

  1. We should congratulate Russia for being the greatest NATO recruiter. We should dedicate an award for their massive backfire.
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  2. No one said counter offensives will be sweeping and easy. Like Russia spent a winter offensive taking one major city, in 8 months of fighting overall. But trying to breach defensively fortified lines is obviously going to be rough if you’re simultaneously trying to limit casualties and damage of equipment
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  3. Putin’s special military operation seems to be going well. Troops are heading back to Moscow after their most significant capture of a small city after nearly a year
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  4. “It was a mistake” Deliberately cheats
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  5. He’s also apparently one of the fattest people in North Korea
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  6. 1:32 Russian officials need to bring themselves to justice. Can’t use Donbas or “language bans” as an excuse for civilian deaths in regions on the other side of the region
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  7. Gotta start by regaining trust
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  8. Lots of people commenting “The US does it too, stop being hypocritical” seem to not actually understand how corrupt Russia is regarding judicial independence and fairness. Actual Russians will acknowledge there’s a real difference between the courts in Russia, and the courts in the US. Doesn’t mean the US Justice department doesn’t do shady stuff, but you wouldn’t get punished severely or at all with things in the US as you would in Russia, and depending on the crime accused (because you can be Putin’s political rival and jailed like Navalny), you could be given a harsh and excessive punishment deliberately because of who you are.
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  9. I bet he’s the kind of guy who loses terribly, and still tries to spin it as a win.
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  10. “It’s a massive success!” Explodes
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  11. I wonder what it’ll take for Russia to become a free and fair democracy.
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  12. Big victory! Takes small town that merely brings them closer to the city they failed to take
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  13. How is he not in jail?
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  14. Depends if it’s meant for trade only. The Chinese government runs “police” operations in foreign countries to intimidate opposition figures, while posing as an immigrant assistance organization. But I’d be fine with a permanent military base near my country, since it’s my country’s military base. 1:40 But lemme ask you a question. Would you be fine with a foreign power ownership over your nations trade ports, with the ability to use it against you if needed? How would that be much different than a permanent military base? 3:13 Huawei has been banned due to fears of espionage
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  15. Fund NASA. Competition. Small government can’t manage a nation of 330+ million. Grow up
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  16. “That’s exactly what a spy would say”
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  17. Military spending is considered necessary. Also, military budgets solely on a currency unit basis tend to not take into account inflation decreasing the value of the overall budget over time. The US spends roughly $750 billion on the military budget. As inflation increases in the upcoming years, it’ll need to be increased to keep the same level of value being spent, because as time goes on, 750 billion actually can be 740 billion in 5 years, or 600 billion in 10 years, depending on how fast and how large inflation is. Look at the 1923 us defense budget compared to today. Looks tiny, but you must remember, the dollar has inflated many times it’s numerical value within the last century
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  18. I mean, how would you feel if you’re near retirement and have to wait an extra 2 years before reaping benefits you’ve work towards for decades? Whether it’s necessary or not, I get why people are upset
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  19. SPR is meant for strategic supplies. It was meant to protect oil supply during an embargo, but that’s not its sole purpose. I don’t get you people. You complain about oil prices, but when someone tries to do something, you complain “You can’t talk about SPR is for _____” when there’s no legal limitation on selling it to lower prices. I mean what do you expect? We should just not do anything about oil prices until after the midterms? I’m not even a Biden fan, but people complaining about the SPR being used to lower oil prices seem to only care about it because they believe it’s only done to improve chances for the midterms, which isn’t any different than any other politician doing their job to make sure they stay in power. But if this is bad, let’s hear the alternatives that can do as good or better, rather than mere complaints about midterms
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  20. He has to keep Syria together first
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  21. Bruh, who builds a skyscraper on eroding flat coast prone to annual strong hurricanes?
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  22. Smoother = more smoking Though i don’t have an issue with people smoking, it does logically make it easier for people to be addicted by making it easier to consume. I’m for the ban tbh. Nothing really good about cigarettes.
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  23. The “We know who did it” crowd needs to acknowledge that opinion and guessing with 0 evidence doesn’t make that opinion likely. Imagine basing a murder case prosecution on “who most likely did it”, with no evidence pointing to a specific nation or group. “We all know who did it”, yet everyone who’s being held as a possible suspect don’t have any definitive evidence linking them
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  24. Putin’s Casus Belli is literally an Eric Andre meme
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  25. The fact that Putin makes threats while literally having military stationed near the borders of a country it already invaded 8 years ago shows that war is likely to escalate. It already started in 2014. Continued to the present day through “proxy wars”
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  26. What intelligence do you have that contradicts it? Guessing isn’t the same as facts
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  27. You’re also not adding revenues for selling oysters to other farms and places
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  28. And if Mr “I’m scared of AI” musk suddenly thinks it’s a good thing, it’s probably not
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  29.  @lukekor  you seem to not understand English THEY’RE ALREADY AT WAR. Russia is appearing to be preparing for escalation. What other reason would troops be built up on a border than to prepare for an invasion, or to threaten Ukraine?
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  30. It’s both. It’s like people saying “don’t listen to celebrities”, while promoting celebrities they agree with
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  31. Yeah. Regulators need to step up, enforce safety standards, create new standards if the current ones are not enough. Either that, nationalize the railroads, or penalize companies severely for not doing enough to prevent future derailments if there’s evidence of negligence
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  32. Accidents happen frequently. It’s only the disasters that cause sudden and widespread attention, which gives the impression that it’s starting, when its actually you who’s starting to notice what usually happens
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  33. It’s not the lip syncing. Some of the voices sound bad, and some annoying, like the older woman contestant
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  34. Isn’t justified if it’s based on feelings
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  35. Whoever wins, we lose
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  36. “Let’s go to Teterboro” “We can’t do it. We’re gonna be in the hudson” 😅
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  37.  @SL-jn8cz  that’s the final and desperate last forces. Emus reduce the fighting power of any fighting force they encounter. Aussies better pray the emus don’t turn towards them when unleashed
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  38. Has it? What actually changed?
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  39. He likely pays people to do all of that, while he shows up for events
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  40. 1:20 “rapid unscheduled disassembly”= blew tf up
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  41. Hard to do that when China tries covering up information
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  42. Used to work there. Food is great. Management sucks, pay is low, and you’re reasonable for literally everything, but paid the cost of a salad an hour, doing something you don’t even enjoy, due to the stress and literally working a practical restaurant. Not saying the whole company is like that, but my store was like that, and it is an appealing job only if you desperately need it, and I mean desperately
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  43.  @glass1258  eh, doesn’t absolve a company selling addictive drugs that’s mainstreamed into being normal. All are to blame, and definitely the company
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  44. He lied and he frequently lies. He has a base of fans so dedicated, they pretend he doesn’t lie and make excuses for his actions
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  45. lol surprising NYC subway is ranked so high
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  46. When companies KNOW underaged kids use it, and don’t care, the company is also to blame. STOP MAKING EXCUSES FOR COMPANIES AND ACKNOWLEDGE THEY PLAY A PART
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  47. Welcome to the internet… Also, how much do they censor if you’re able to comment against “severe restrictions?” And groupthink? Grow up. You’re not suffering censorship in comparison to Russians DIRECTLY BY GOVERNMENT. You’re not a persecuted victim, especially if you’re in America.
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  48. Failure in government and capitalism here.
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  49. Your argument is literally a whataboutism
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  50. lol then Russia can’t win against NATO… Imagine suggesting Ukrainians are NATO to cope with the fact that Wagner needs to use prisoners to fill their ranks, not professional soldiers
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  51.  @Lorenz1973  some also don’t realize that “nato bases” aren’t necessary because Finland’s forces itself is considered a NATO force. That’s why military funding from the group isn’t the price of 2 armies
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  52. They did all of the above
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  53. Says the guy who calls the west “arrogant”, but silent about Putin’s arrogance
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  54.  @voldyriddle3337  and I bet you believe in “Palestinian medical professionals”
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  55. Bruh, they’ve been doing articles and stories about this for weeks.
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  56. Are you asking in good faith?
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  57. “Have a far left view” You mean you disagree…
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  58. Then look them up. This is about Wagner and it’s war crimes
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  59. lol cope harder. 3rd strongest army in Ukraine
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  60. Good riddance. Sold out his country and helped split it for money. A new example of the term “sell out”
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  61.  @iniqbns how do you combat terrorism tho?
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  62. Basically a 15
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  63. Ironically this video can also be 30 seconds long
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  64. I wouldn’t consider a rocket that explodes before reaching space a success, even if it’s a test. Having a test to see it launch into the sky and unintentionally explode isn’t the goal, unless the floor of success is merely launching rockets in the air like it’s 1950 again
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  65. Never considered it “losing water” and the water being fresh
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  66. Japan did for thousands of years
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  67. Both can be issues This is about the 5th circuit, not all… Hmmm
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  68. And here’s the pro-Kremlin sheep
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  69. War crime accusations on both sides need to be investigated and charged if true. War doesn’t justify unnecessary brutality
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  70. Ironically, he tries to emulate Stalin, but comes off as Hitler
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  71. They don’t care
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  72. It’s funny cause when you ask for evidence of cases in Florida justifying the bill, and the examples seem to be ONLINE teachers with no verification of working in Florida not following a curriculum, or books not even affected by the laws. What you do have is ambiguous language that allows parents to complain about something they subjectively disagree with, which puts teachers at risk of penalty over something that’s not even verifiably restricted in the law. “Age appropriateness” isn’t objective in most cases. Surprisingly there’s lots of people who don’t know that 5 year olds touch themselves. And when there were controversy over an animated video shown to kindergartners informing them what they were doing regarding stimulating their privates, not to touch them in public, and to not let adults touch them there, people were outraged over “teaching them masturbation”, despite that actually being something that’s naturally observed for that level of development in youth. I get protecting kids is important, but some are treating this like a witch hunt solely based on what they personally consider appropriate or not. And there’s a difference in making kids aware of their actions when it’s literally relevant and natural for that action to happen, and actual child abuse. Kids are naive, but they’re not incapable of comprehending literally anything. Also, “uncomfortable” topics aren’t age inappropriate merely because they cause emotional discomfort.
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  73. You misspelled day
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  74.  @SwaggerDolphin1  guess you don’t like chinese americans
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  75. Doesn’t have to be state actors. States aren’t the only organization that can do covert actions
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  76.  @mihadalzayat6957 give me a break, no one is saying that
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  77. The iron dome is part of that system now, most likely
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  78. Not amazing if it self destructs accidentally
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  79. I bet they offered trump a lifetime supply of soda on demand for the McDonalds ad
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  80.  @TheMap1997  which wouldn’t happen, given the fact that it’s literally not theirs, and the highly unlikely support from parliament and public. That’s like nationalizing former president’s homes when they give government money for public use of their home
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  81. Just imagine all the nukes detonated in history. That’s just a fraction of the energy released in this earthquake
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  82. Do you hate them because you think they’re liberal, therefore bad? You seem to not care about the subject of the video, unless it’s the specific circuit you dislike
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  83. So he wants to be a serf lord?
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  84.  @anr287  then look it up. Commenting on a video about Russian mercenaries won’t get you to a video about blackwater. Where’s your criticism of Wagner in Bucha or Bakhmut? You’re a hypocrite
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  85. Nothing but criminals and pirates
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  86. Any president would have done the same. Reagan practically fired striking pilots
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  87. Sometimes, you have to do it regardless. I doubt you can find a single person who doesn’t know about a living president, and have genuinely no opinion of the person politically, unless they truly don’t have any opinion (which is a hard thing to prove).
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  88. We’ll mind our business after Ukraine is part of NATO. Russia needs to stay out of Ukraine
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  89.  @Omer1996E.C  lol not having “a history of invasions” doesn’t mean they can’t today. That’s a poor argument
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  90. 1:27 that’s an EASY path to fascism
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  91. Yet you don’t want Russia to stop
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  92. Probably both. They don’t have to charge you for legitimate reasons. They can essentially accuse you, charge you, and find you guilty
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  93. They do realize they’re right next to South Korea and close to Japan, right?
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  94. These mines are supposed to help the Ukrainians against a “drug addicted dictator”? Meanwhile you get imprisoned if you say you don’t agree with the war inside Russia as a Russian citizen. Literally a soviet era dictator
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  95. Ew
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  96.  @brookiebrooke928  funny that you people need to bring them up whenever someone mentions trump. Criticize them in their own videos.
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  97.  @alinanimukuka3103 more like Season 1 or season 4 alternate ending of “Succession: the miniseries”
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  98. 2:46 Russia accuses the US of doing exactly what they did in Donbas
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  99. 1:55 2017, The senate changed the rules…. That’s not wrong
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  100.  @krishp1104  lol COPE HARDER BRO
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  101. Russia lost Crimea in 1991, bozo. They recognized it as Ukrainian legally, bozo
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  102. America protecting capitalism
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  103.  @lukekor  says the person not willing to acknowledge Russia invaded Ukraine. If NATO rejects unkraine, Putin is lying about growing NATO influence through ukraine. Your stupid argument exposes the stupidity of Putin’s justification
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  104. Heh. Took longer than I expected
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  105.  @Omer1996E.C  you do realize “balance of power” relationships tend to end in conflict between them, right? China wants to be in the US’s position. They may be playing nice at the moment, but you mistake that for lack of intent or desire to use violence for their own means. If you knew anything about modern history, nations that strive to be global superpowers only get there through expansion and warfare. It’s foolish to think them expanding their navy, Air Force and advancing their military technology is solely and specifically intended for defensive actions, especially when they intend to control beyond their territorial borders and into international waters. You don’t understand that in place of the US, you’ll just have an Asian US who’d be willing to do the things you criticize the US for currently.
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  106. I love it when people ignore the fact that the Chinese government owns businesses In numerous sectors, and can use that to pull information or influence 😊
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  107. I mean he tried to make his employees work unreasonably hard, while promoting the idea of living at work. He only cares about making more money, and getting attention from others
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  108.  @HepCatJack yeah. Russia talks a lot about “Ukrainian Nazis”, but can’t explain why they openly have Nazis fighting with Russian troops in Ukraine. Russian Nazis have been involved in the Donbas campaign since 2014
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  109. @Maline Maximus it isn’t. There’s obviously risk, but as long as everyone doesn’t redeem at the same time, you’ll get your money
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  110. Because it’s history is relevant
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  111. Or, they provided a phone that they know will trigger the SOS, rather than someone using their actual phone
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  112. Except they don’t really care about an outcome that helps Ukraine… You’re falling for hype
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  113. Was that a joke ? 😂
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  114. I knew there were plenty of moronic people supporting strike when they downplay or ignore the economic consequences of a strike. The workers deserve better conditions, but it’s insencere to pretend like “people won’t have Christmas” as if the only things transported is commercial goods, and not industrial and human capital.
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  115.  @JaneDoe-tn8tn  you seem to be ignorant of the fact that they only care about money. You make it seem like the industry wants to make movies solely for entertainment and cultural value. It’s all about money.
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  116. Fine, but they’ll send you without a helmet
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  117. Yet you can’t prove it
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  118. Prove it
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  119. Videos can be released after filming. Could have been filmed last week
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  120. It’s crazy that their claims are still believed by people, and they still have viewers, despite them personally stating they don’t believe the things they’re petaling. Like if Tucker is willing to claim he doesn’t believe in the thing he’s pushing, and sells out his country for money. Pathetic they won’t even acknowledge they’ve damaged the social and political network Murdock really is Logan Roy
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  121. Here comes the musk cultists who pretend Elon actually cares about them
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  122. Playing a dangerous game
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  123. YOU ARE OJ?!?!?!
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  124. What?
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  125. Because he’s a journalist and possibly didn’t actually do what he’s accused of. He’s also ethically Russian
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  126. lol you can literally make it at home
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  127. Begone Bot
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  128. *video game
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  129.  @posthocprior  plus, gravity waves can and have been observed in an astronomical scale
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  130. Here’s the antisemite
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  131. Nah. This isn’t the 50’s
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  132. Wow. They got a procedure correct, and it still exploded! Such advancement! Much wow You’re pretending like rocketry isn’t 60+ years old. Making a new engine that thrusts so hard the rocket explodes isn’t really a goal measuring success. Get that rocket functioning without exploding before reaching space is an actual accomplishment. Here you are pretending like a powerful rocket is game changing when it can’t even stay intact. I still don’t see the hysteria with this. Doesn’t appear to be something that changes space travel. Cheering a test run that doesn’t do what it’s intended to do-carry objects into space intact- isn’t much to cheer about. Call me when it doesn’t explode
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  133.  @Tracy.7032  says the person who can’t back the suggestion that the US air capabilities are obsolete.
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  134. The tech can
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  135.  @markonastov8918  shouldn’t be much tweeting if he’s so focused on work
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  136. Unfortunately, that’s not how party politics work. You can’t talk about an election without involving the party candidates are under, and the people they are endorsed by
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  137. Nope
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  138.  @STEP107  it’s like they’re shocked that companies are placing profit over people, when that’s literally the Structure of massive businesses globally
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  139.  @voldyriddle3337 Bruh, you’re the same person blaming in invisible Israeli plane
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  140.  @frogindisguise8231 yet you can’t explain why the rocket came from within Gaza, and not from a plane… Cope harder
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  141. Bruh, the rocket clearly breaks on video…. You think there was a magic Israeli missile? Israeli officials tweeting “x” doesn’t mean the rocket came from them. Can just mean the guy claimed responsibility for something that wasn’t even done by their side… Think…
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  142. Then you haven’t been paying attention
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  143.  @User84030  it’s sad that people either don’t see that, or play dumb and pretend there’s some state wide issue that NEEDS a law to prohibit. Like seriously, I haven’t seen any actual situations used to justify the law, and literally 0 examples from Florida that justified the explicit expansion to 12th grade. Like what do these supporters think is “instructed” in 12th grade that warrants parents to be “concerned about age inappropriate content”? Do people actually believe teachers are putting on hardcore porn from K-12? It’s literally culture war BS, and DeSantis chewed off more than he could bite with retaliating against Disney for merely disapproving a bill that has valid criticisms ignored to “own the libs” This is why Florida has education issues. The populace is distracted, some willingly while they focus on issues that either barely if at all happened in the state, rather than current real issues in the state. Ultimately it’s a net negative effect because though the bill doesn’t really stop something that likely never required legislation, it does make it harder to discuss topics some parents don’t like, under threat of legal action. Like some either don’t understand or care that Education employees don’t actually need to be guilty of breaking the law, but merely being accused can contribute to legal risks and criticism for things that doesn’t have to fall under the law. If you need any real world examples from Florida that proves that problem, it’s the mother upset her kid’s school didn’t send out permission slips/notices that their kid will see a picture of the David statue…. The kid mind you is a 6th grader, and the “pornographic picture” is a 500 year old statue depicted in a lesson about renaissance art. Like this is moronic.
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  144.  D Dd  the issue is punishing companies for disagreeing with a law that has valid criticisms. This is why moderates don’t like lots of conservatives. You guys pretend like “if there’s complaints about X, and leftists also complain, then it must be in support of Y”, when most just see this as petty retaliation over mere disapproval of a law that has plenty of criticism. Weird how you try to focus on company size, while completely ignoring the part where a governor is retaliating against a company for voicing their first amendment right under law. This is why centrists take you guys as serious as leftists. Bad takes dependent on culture war rivalry, not reason
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  145. Sounds like a “no”
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  146.  @anr287  “but whatabout blackwater” So you can’t criticize Wagner for its crimes because another mercenary group committed crimes ? You don’t care about the crimes. You care about picking a side Very telling that you complain about Iraqi civilians rather than Ukrainians killed by Wagner ON A VIDEO ABOUT WAGNER You’re either ignorant or a Russian shill
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  147. Some need to take notes… unfortunately, they’ll forget it somewhere
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  148. His last name sounds like Bonaparte
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  149. Did your parents ban curse words for you?
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  150. Prove it. You can’t. I can say “we all know Russia did it”, and that doubt of innocence and motive MUST mean it’s true, even though that’s not evidence
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  151. Prove it. “I think they did it” isn’t evidence that did it
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  152. Oh no. Who could have predicted Major issues
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  153. Felony charges, up to 10 years. Though I think they can charge for each offense, which this kid apparently leaked over a period of time. He literally could face between 5 years to life
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  154. Really annoyed me when people were calling 7% “Hyperinflation” Like consumption was harder due to rises in price, but hyperinflation sounds like hyperbole. We’ve experienced similar numbers throughout the years, but we didn’t even hit double digits. Some countries have been in double digits for a while. Others are in the hundreds of percent. Our market is more stable, but many regions, including developed ones would love 5-6% inflation right now, rather than 15% or 300%
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  155. Not yet, but contact them about it, or give the idea to NY post
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  156. If Elon doesn’t ruin the plan
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  157. Except he fired people who he needed as well. “Strain” doesn’t equate to ultimatums to “work extremely”. Wanting to make people live at work isn’t healthy. You people are so obsessed with Elon, you’re ignoring the fact that his workers are still people
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  158. So you want government to control social media sites? And you don’t see the problem in that? “Librulz bad! Need more government intervention!” I see, you hate social media when “left coast sites brainwash users into adapting leftist views”, but you’re totally fine when a “centrist” who frequently spouts right wing talking points, promotes the Republican Party specifically as CEO of the site, and joins in on right wing culture war views, and that’s totally fine! You probably thought he actually cares about free speech too
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  159. lol “works just well if not better than before”, he says when they have widespread issues with working. “Users blocked for no reason” suuuuuure bud. When others do it, it’s for no reason. When Elon does it, it’s completely justified, despite lying about his “free speech absolutist” stance Bruh, lying about reality doesn’t make your points factual.
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  160. I literally do not trust anything Elon says regarding money. Dude lies about anything if he sees benefit in it
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  161. Chipotle-away!
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  162. Excuses. Him being the president doesn’t justify keeping the documents when he left office. Stop making excuses for objectively wrong things
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  163. If you believe the Russian government, which routinely lies about things for international benefit, then that’s your opinion. Considering they lied about not wanting to attack Ukraine and called worries “western hysteria” before invading, and claimed a US drone magically caught up to a Russian jet and suddenly downed itself despite film showing otherwise, I’d seriously question and immediately doubt anything the Kremlin claims when it involves anything outside Russia. Like really, Russia is notoriously corrupt. Wouldn’t be abnormal for them to arrest a journalist and trump up charges of espionage because he could have learned something they didn’t want public. Doesn’t even have to be secrets. Could be information on how Russian citizens actually feel, or something parallel to the story where their government fed its troops dog food, rather than rations for fighting men.
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  164. UF-Foe
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  165. Not a Ponzi scheme if you’re literally open about what happens
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  166. They don’t
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  167. China wants Taiwan… and influence over east Asia…
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  168. So appeasement. And when Putler wants more land AS HE DID IN 2014, do we just keep submitting?
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  169. 1:19 knew she was gonna say that after mentioning the EU
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  170. Doesn’t make up for that sunken one
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  171. REPUBLICANS ARE WORSE, SINCE THEY REFUSE TO PUNISH TRUMP FOR TRYING TO INTERFERE WITH HIS OWN ELECTION AND BLATANTLY LYING ABOUT HIS POSSESSION OF ILLEGAL DOCUMENTS. But I guess bad things aren’t bad if Republicans do it, right?
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  172.  @謬  it isn’t. You’re assuming. There’s a difference between the US Justice department, and the justice department under Putin. Putin’s opposition ends up either dead, or imprisoned. They quite literally illegalized open opposition to Putin’s war. Doesn’t mean the US hasn’t used its laws for geopolitical reasons, but let’s not pretend the US justice system and the Russian one are one of the same, or of equal integrity. You do something Putin doesn’t like, and you’ll literally be in jail charged with whatever crime they want. Doesn’t even matter if it’s true or not, but I’d trust the American legal system before the Russian, considering that I can criticize my president for whatever and NOT end up serving years in prison How often do we take Russians, arrest them and accuse them of espionage WITHOUT PROVIDING ANY EVIDENCE OR PROOF SUPPORTING IT? But you’ll probably argue that charging someone 10 years over a small quantity of weed is fair because “well, it’s illegal!”, while ignoring the non-natural rate of imprisonment by Judicial authorities
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  173. No one said Russia is the only one….
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  174. “oUtSiDe ThE EsTaBliShMeNt” 1. Trump is the defacto head of the GOP. 2. Trump pushed the idea of his opponents going to jail, even supporting an investigation based on his claims of fraud that came up empty. 3. Sanders didn’t go to jail, and wasn’t charged of anything. He didn’t get the primary vote. Let’s not pretend like he’s been legally persecuted. 4. Unlike Russia, You didn’t see Trump in jail in 2016 or sanders in jail, and under the US legal system, candidates can still run even while in jail. You’re trying to draw comparisons that don’t equate
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  175. Here’s the difference though. In a state with an adequate justice system, NO ONE IS ABOVE THE LAW, and unless you’re a threat or attempt to flee, you’re not imprisoned, and if there is lack of evidence, cases are dismissed, or people are found not guilty. But if you think presidential candidates should be immune to legal consequences, you’re opening yourself up to a dictatorship Don’t pretend like Trump’s Georgia case isn’t objectively solid, or his attempts to keep documents equates to “silliness” because you think so of the weakest case he’s facing
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  176. You think China cares about what goes on in Ukraine ? It’s out of their sphere of influence. Turkey is in the same region. The UN is a global organization. The US is in one of those spheres of influence. If China really cared about “encouraging peace”, they wouldn’t be threatening to invade Taiwan The US is pushing for the status quo before the invasion, or 2014 internationally recognized borders, not giving concessions favorable to Russia specifically, while pretending like Russia would stop invading its neighbors
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  177. Given they’re threatening war against Taiwan, it is good to question why, and if it’s for a good reason
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  178. Would Russia admit he wasn’t, if he wasn’t? They’re hard to trust, since they’ve been caught lying to the world numerous times since last year. Wouldn’t doubt they wanted to silence him by arrest, because THEY DO THAT TO THEIR OWN CITIZENS
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  179. Bruh, if you say you disapprove of the war in Russia, you’ll be arrested. Let’s not pretend like the Russian government is absolved from valid criticisms
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  180. 1. We’re not at war. 2. He wasn’t “undercover”. He’d have to report his presence, or the government would already know his presence in Russia. 3. He wasn’t accused of violating immigration related laws. 4. Putin silences his opponents either through death, or imprisonment. Russians can face up to 15 years for merely disapproving the war. It’s not far fetched that they would accuse him of a crime to imprison him, because they don’t want him talking to citizens and allowing them to voice their opinions beyond what the Kremlin can control
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  181. Exactly!
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  182. Remember, Iran is allowed to “protect its interests”, but no other country can. What a joke 😂 “Countermeasures” like supporting Islamic extremists…
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  183. Only if you can manipulate gravity without need of adding mass. Then you have to find the elementary force unit and be able to influence it
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  184.  @vlhc4642  Bruh, China never fought a modern full scale war. I doubt they’ll do well
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  185. Not true. Look at the Soviet-Afghanistan war, the American-Afghan war, the Vietnam war, the Korean War. Having a nuke deters being attacked, but that doesn’t make the nuclear power invincible in non-nuclear conflicts
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  186. “Record high inflation” Didn’t we have double digit inflation in the 70’s?
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  187. Stop attacking me in the first 15 seconds
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  188. Are you sure you have the geography correct?
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  189. If you support trump despite obvious violations of law, you’re a cultist non stop. Pence nor Biden tried hiding possession of documents. Trump did. You’re a traitor if you’re willing to ignore federal crimes committed by a former president because you like them
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  190. Ok fine. Will you acknowledge trump did wrong regardless of other people’s hypocrisy? Something tells me you won’t And you mention them again unprompted when someone criticizes trump. Sounds like you don’t care that trump did it, but want others to be punished, lest be labeled hypocrites
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  191. 4:29 spoken like a true addict
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  192.  @zephaniahmcdaniels  you seriously are just making things up to sound correct, huh?
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  193. Blame the Ohio Governor, not Ukrainian aid. You people have the same argument. “We have ___ happening, but we send $100B to Ukraine!” You people ignore literally TRILLIONS spent on American citizens yearly, but cry about 100B in MOSTLY MILITARY SUPPLIES Can’t even identify the actual cause of the lack of federal assistance, yet frame Ukrainian aid as a negative, despite those resources being given over a year span of time, and being of goods that wouldn’t help anyone in this situation
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  194. Collapse
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  195.  @marshall2.015  you literally don’t understand the facts or actual issues at all. The fact that you think that “Disney disagreeing=agenda” Is the issue and not whether it’s constitutional for governors to target ONE SPECIFIC BUSINESS because they voiced disapproval of one law the governor promotes and signs shows you’re not even on a level of knowing what’s going on, because you’re distracted by culture war bs
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  196.  @marshall2.015  because parents can and already have created controversy against school officials over something that actually wasn’t applicable under the law, but the parent believes a 6th grader seeing the Statue of David equates to pornography IN AN ART CLASS. People criticize it because the wording is so ambiguous, what actually violates the law isn’t objectively specific. Because it isn’t specific, parents can invoke it, or point to it while claiming “THE LESSON IS PORNOGRAPHIC” just because their kid sees a picture that’s not actually considered porn, and is literally one of the most well known pieces of art in human history. Doesn’t matter whether Disney cares or not. Doesn’t mean it’s ok for state governors to punish companies because they disagree with what the governors do. The first amendment applies to companies too, and suggesting free speech suddenly shouldn’t apply to companies that produce media might as well be your argument to weaken the freedom of speech in the constitution. If Disney approved the law, DeSantis wouldn’t have done anything negative to them, and you probably wouldn’t care. But since it’s the opposite, it’s okay for DeSantis to target companies that dare criticize anything he backs, under threat of financial retaliation. Now if that’s alright, and a newspaper in Florida criticizes DeSantis, it’s also fine for him to make legislation that increases taxes for that specific business, right? I really don’t get how you don’t comprehend the actual issue. Has nothing to do with Disney or even DeSantis. It’s a question of whether he did or did not retaliate against a business for criticizing his law he signed. It’s a first amendment issue, and DeSantis has openly indicated that his actions against Disney was related to their criticism.
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  197.  @jerrytaylor4036  except it isn’t. Toddlers are aware of marriage and a relationship between a mother and father. Teaching them 2 women or 2 men can also be married and that like a man a woman, two people of the same sex can indeed love each other as well isnt something that’s to hard for someone under 8 to comprehend. You’re further proving the flaws of the law, since you’re suggesting it’s inappropriate for them “to learn about sexuality” despite plenty being well aware what relationships are. Like you do understand that knowing a prince and princess marrying and having children is a basic explainer in heterosexual relationships, right? Toddlers can “play house” and “be mom/dad/child” and understand the basic concepts of relationships without actually discussing penises and vaginas, right?
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  198.  @marshall2.015  you do realize there’s no actual examples of teachers in Florida discussing their sexual acts to small students, right? You’re outright just making up bs to justify the law, because you have no real examples that enforce the idea that the law is necessary
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  199.  @likesgymnastics5767  no, if you’d not use mental gymnastics, you’d understand that the law prohibits something that isn’t evidently a notable issue within Florida, and the law’s ambiguous language allows for things not “intended” to be targeted for prohibition as possibly illegal. That is why concise wording in law is important. “Age appropriateness” isn’t objective. Many people disagree on “which age is appropriate for X”. The law also allows parents to complain about teachers or administrators violating the law merely based on their own personal opinion, rather than a very specific situation. It also impacts people regardless of sexuality, but you can clearly see that the justification of the law is based on TikTok videos of a number of teachers on the internet, and not notable cases in Florida But maybe you do think parents NEED to be warned about middle schoolers seeing the ShOcKiNg depiction of a 500 year old globally famous nude statue made by a historical well known artist, because kids can’t somehow see depictions of David on the internet within a minute. The law is silly, the words are weak, the examples that supposedly necessitate legislation is few if not 0 cases referenced from Florida that even suggests it’s a problem that can’t be handled locally, without any need for legislation
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  200. You’re asking for science to show that urban heat domes are a thing? It’s been proven decades ago. It happens in cities not in constant heat, like New York. Rather than trying to insist on being contrarian, why not look it up yourself? Darker colors and metal absorb more sunlight than lighter colors, and urban areas tend to be darker, and urban outdoor materials tend to not take into account the heat from sunlight, like asphalt.
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  201. “How bout I do anyway?”
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  202. And when Columbia says no, they’ll go on another childish vandalism spree. Yet these children are fine with all the other immoral crimes and things funded by their money
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  203. lol then why is he bitching instead of working ? “ViSioNarY lEaDeR”. He isn’t even responsible for the actual innovations his employees actually make. You people are sad. Guy is notorious for having unrealistic standards and poor management styles with his employees
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  204. I’m pretty certain it was a missile.
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  205. All is Putin except the last one
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  206. Needs to be reformed.
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  207. *Muskovians on Planet Mars
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  208. How about you look them up rather than crying hypocrisy because someone dares mention a non western mercenary group that does the things you criticize. Like you must be pro-Wagner if you’re pretending like there’s 0 content on blackwater. They’re even mentioned in PBS documentaries
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  209. Paid Putin shill, huh? Congrats. You’re happy about a non strategic town. You people are pathetic
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  210. Yes. Pray that Russia loses this war People can’t even call it a war in Russia. You support tyrants
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  211. How many claim there’s no more documents each time before they find more? You’re making things about race because YOU focus on whether someone’s called racist or not
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  212. Which one? If it’s the first, then he may actually own it
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  213. A next Warren Buffett, in an alternate universe
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  214. 👀
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  215. We don’t support Taiwanese independence 😉 We only recognize one China 😉 Congrats to Taiwan for another democratic election
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  216. Shame
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  217. There’s plenty of rainbow flags! We live in the modern age, not the Bronze Age. Your belief in a sky daddy who’s totally real and not like the other sky daddies don’t dictate what people do. Grow up. Even Israel is more reasonable than you and your primitive childish attitude. But you’ll probably advocate slavery because “the lord didn’t say slavery is bad”
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  218. Yet you can’t prove it
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  219.  @dansands8140  lol no. Rich people do not go through the worries and concerns of the average person, and you sound incredibly out of touch to suggest that wealthy people are just like the average Joe… they’re clearly not lol but sure, an iPhone is like a yacht, and isn’t a computer that can be used for multiple purposes. An iPhone is just like a yacht! Rich people can complain and have bad relationships, so they’re somehow the same as the average person, despite being completely able to never work again, and afford things most cannot. That’s not even counting the closed circles that wealthy individuals get added to based entirely on similar wealth ranges in their area. You sound like a rich kid trying to tell a poor kid that being rich is as stressful and common as being a poor kid. Won’t have many rich people who’d willingly live the life of a poor person, nor a poor person who’d willingly choose to be poor, when they have the ability to never needing to work again, or can afford literally whatever they want. One has more privilege than the other, and it’s not easy to obtain at all. Perhaps you should actually meet rich and poor people and understand the real world differences. They aren’t just jealous online socialists complaining. There’s objectively different treatment and standards positively for wealthy people that poor people cannot enjoy.
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  220.  @dansands8140 largest and non renewable doesn’t mean there aren’t smaller rockets going at higher frequencies. You’re cherry-picking one stat
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  221.  @dansands8140  except you’re using GPS, roads, and government managed infrastructure regularly, but if you wanna pretend like businesses can replace governments and government always bad, you’re going to be shocked when you see companies like ocean gate, and space pollution with no profitable solution or alternatives
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  222. Or hidden from your lawyers in several boxes after lying that you don’t have anymore, then claiming you have the power to declassify with literally no confirmation of the actual action of declassification, then lie publicly about your knowledge of withholding top secret documents Learned that from Trump Homeboy, if you’re going to criticize people for withholding top secret documents, don’t leave out the guy who signed a document claiming to not have anymore classified documents, to then have FBI pulling out numerous boxes of what was claimed “wasn’t there”. You just come off as biased, and not even caring about it, as long as it’s the guy you dislike. Anyone with illicit possession of top secret documents should be prosecuted. It’s definitely one thing if you happen to find it and return it. It’s completely another to deliberately lie about not having any, then get caught publicly with dozens if not scores of documents
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  223. You’re cringy
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  224. Depends. Knock off versions kinda indicates the elimination of real versions
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  225. Reg u lation
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  226. I mean, yeah. That’s why “fiscal conservatives” are afraid to actually cut the things they claim they’re willing to cut.
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  227. The plan is incredibly stupid and exposes the nation to potential real world harm, like domestic and foreign threats of terrorism. It’s an attempt to swing “loyal trump fans” to be embedded in government, ironically making a “deep state”
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  228. I get both sides, but 4:17 You can kill your family because you don’t want bad things to happen to them because of your crimes. It’s an extreme example, but look at what most of Hitler’s circle did after his suicide. Killed themselves and their family, because of what could happen if they were captured
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  229. One was a literal Russian Neo Nazi
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  230.  @sebastianorye2702  or, SpaceX isn’t as involved in the ISS…
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  231. For a state controlled country, China’s response to covid is a joke
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  232. Doubt they’d lock him up. They’d use him. Also, way to make this about Trump
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  233.  @ibrahimmahrir  don’t let logic stop him from looking foolish
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  234. “The US” didn’t send him. He’s a journalist. They sometimes travel to dangerous regions to learn and spread information to the public
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  235. Coming from the guy who proclaims “ the war is over” when it isn’t. Russian Z shill
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  236. “West bad! Russia can invade its neighbors over hypotheticals! It’s perfectly fine to suppress any dissent in Russia! I’m not an imperialist tool!”
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  237. 5:01 because it’s a disappointment and/or embarrassment
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  238. What some may not really realize is, in terms of hard power military power, china today is similar to the US naval influence during reconstruction.
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  239. Crazy, since I got mines on the release day
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  240.  @darkbrightnorth  but how was he supposed to whine about oppression!?! You’d be a joke to believe that Russian censorship is anywhere close to YouTube censorship. One is a company in a country with free speech laws (with reasonable exceptions). Another is a company under a government that threatens their citizens 15 years in prison for opposing war
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  241. 3:51 can’t deter an invasion of Gaza when Gaza launches Attacks and terrorist attacks in Israel
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  242. Crazy that the Russian military killed many times more civilians than the supposed number they used to justify the war. Even more crazy how people outside Russia try to justify the war, given its billion and one different casus belli claims that flip from “were trying to save Ukrainians” to “Ukrainian people are Russian and Ukraine is a western invention” to “Lenin created Ukraine” to “we’ll Russify Ukraine” It’s just classic irredentism by someone who explicitly wants the return of Russians imperialism He’s trying to emulate Peter the great, while behaving like Stalin
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  243. WeCrashed
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  244. Russian civil war II Putin could have just invested in Russia, and wait for the US to pivot away from foreign policies. Hope this gets Russia to agree to end the conflict and Ukraine regains its internationally recognized border. I mean people didn’t think the socialists would topple the monarchy until they did. I hope Russia transforms after this war, like Germany or Japan, or Korea. This is not the 20th century, and if you disagree with the US invasion of Iraq and Afghanistan, there’s no justification in escalating a war into a full scale invasion, attempt to take out its leader, occupy and annex territories that weren’t part of the claim that justified the invasion, and openly lies to the world about his intentions, as he prepared his troops for an invasion as the invader. That’s not even counting Putin’s irredentist views, and his suggestion that the Ukrainian identity is some recent and made up lie, and that they’re all Russians, despite being considered three culturally distinguished “Russians” by those same people. Guy is a wannabe Stalin and needs to go down. Literally censors any dissent of the war with imprisonment.
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  245. You’re sure it isn’t because they’re settled on arid land? Virtually all of Somalia is coastal, due to the majority of the country being desert, and lack of major rivers You’re also talking about a population that more that Tripled in 50 years despite those conditions That’s like blaming global warming for tribes in the Sahara living rough conditions
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  246. You mean yourself?
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  247. 3:58 lies
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  248. True, however there are degrees of bias, and it should tell you much about which perspective lacks credibility when they illegalize dissent and have openly lied about military intentions right before war. Putin’s government literally and blatantly tried gaslighting the world that their preparations weren’t for war, and fears of war is just western hysteria and propaganda. And here we are
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  249. Who cares? He’s not a king
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  250. You tankies should learn about history, rather than shilling for the CCP that literally tries to control what their citizens see and hear.
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  251. lol shut up. You pretend like we didn’t promote peace in Korea, preventing the south from remaining a dictatorship, or liberate Germany, while Russia essentially had it as a puppet state You pretend like China isn’t currently threatening to invade Taiwan. Your “peace” is just taking authoritarians for their words, while naively ignoring their lies and motives
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  252.  @Hhhh22222-w  Bruh, Taiwan is neither defacto or de jure CCP governed regions.
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  253. lol who do you think benefits from the “trade”. Bruh, the US military provides stability to regions where trade would be disrupted by pirates. Live in the real world
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  254. Here comes (Indian?) dude pretending like whatever he disagrees with is propaganda
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  255. Because Russia doesn’t imprison it’s own citizens for dissent…
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  256.  @pipeeeeees  guy is a shill for Putin and other figures like him. Complains about “Ukraine blowing up propagandists”, but says nothing about Putin literally banning freedom of speech during this war, and is perfectly fine with Russians going to jail for opposing the war. Dude is also fine with Russian propagandists advocating literal genocide, but cries when someone who advocates for ukrainians to die and be submissive to Russia dies themselves He’s a supporter of authoritarians
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  257. I think you misspelled twitter
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  258. It went the same way Putin’s belief of Ukrainian reaction to Russian occupation would be. Turns out it creates confusion and panic when one of your armies revolt and say the same thing half the world’s governments have been saying. I guess you get a lack of civilian morale and support when you make dissent or criticism illegal
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  259. Watch this backfire
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  260. So he’s gonna allow racial supremacy rhetoric on Twitter because he’s a free speech absolutist? He’s gonna allow terroristic and insurgent content to spread? He’s going to allow child predators to speak to children, because free speech absolutist! Elon musk is a man child. He doesn’t care about free speech. His statements about Germany proves this. You’re moronic to believe him, especially when he implied in the last day that he wasn’t going to allow “anything”
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  261.  @barackobama2910  and Russia is a fake communist offshoot from 1991
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  262.  @ACNNOMOREBLUFF  Ukrainians using them as human shields by allowing them to escape? You sound stupid
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  263.  @nntflow7058  which in part provides stability
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  264. Yes, if oil was currency
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  265.  @mosijahi3096  could you ?
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  266. That’s war. Especially Russian strategy. In every significant war, they’ve relied on attrition by numbers
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  267. 4:53 does it? Has been “noise canceling” For 2 months
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  268. Doubt it, If they take this long to “catch up”
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  269. One guy sounds like Kermit the frog
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  270.  @googleuser6201  “librulz bad!”
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  271. The nation shouldn’t go through a recession because of a few unions not getting what they want. No one’s jobs should be lost because someone else’s job isn’t paying enough. It’s not just black and white
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  272. lol says the person ignoring their desire to invade taiwan
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  273. The fact that Trump continues to defend these domestic terrorists is literally feeding credibility to the idea that he behaves like a dictator. It’s not just inciting his fans through election conspiracy theories, but the fact he literally attempted scores of times to throw out or disregard millions of ballots, and trying to get electoral voters to vote him in for that state…. Only in the swing states…. Only towards Biden…. It’s unamerican to proclaim you won an election you lost, proclaim the election was stolen before Election Day (he made the same claim during the 2016 election until he won, which caused him to shut up). The fact that he openly martyrs a woman who breached a barricade during a riot and was shot despite being warned and blocked says a lot. Trump will never get my vote, or respect, and the Republican party is disgraceful for backing him for votes.
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  274. Who cares
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  275. It’s like all the people blaming Israel for it just do not care. Hamas can shoot down an assembly of children, blame it on Israel, and despite the evidence, they’ll blame Israel solely They’ll especially focus on Palestinian children in a given time period. Anyone else be damned, especially if they’re israeli
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  276.  @voldyriddle3337 you’re quite literally the one pushing conspiracy theories
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  277. Trump for prison!
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  278. Cope harder, Trump cultist
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  279.  @johnp139  he doesn’t care. They worship Trump regardless of his actions. They’re the fans he was talking about when he said he could shoot someone in 5th Avenue. They’re literal cultists of his personality They pretend like he’s self made and wasn’t born into wealth. They hate the establishment but love generational wealth These clowns think inter generational wealth, cliques and socioeconomic status isn’t what drives the Trumps, but patriotism. It’s sad
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  280. Because you’re a cultist. Even when there’s evidence proving you wrong
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  281. Ken is such a kent!
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  282. What if it actually is?
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  283. “ can I get 2 value menu meals?”
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  284. 1:26 homeboy is gonna drop dead soon… he’s got nothing to do anymore
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  285. “No you’re not!”-everyone else
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  286.  @marshall2.015  hmm, maybe listen to the people promoting the bill to be made and passed, and you’ll learn why people say it’s targeted against people who aren’t straight. Still doesn’t make up for the lack of teachers actually “instructing” their students sexual behavior that’s inappropriate for their age. I guess any mere hypothetical is ok for you
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  287.  @trollking6111  and yet there’s no actual examples of those “obscene perverted nonsense” being taught in school. Complaints to justify the law have primarily been nothing but hypothetical suggestions that justifies the law, not real examples from schools in Florida. One common complaint is a handful of teachers not even verified as being from Florida on the internet. The other are BOOKS, not lessons, and won’t even be covered by the law. It’s odd how you people defend the law, yet can’t explain how the supposed “obscene perversion” isn’t already covered by existing laws relating to child sexual abuse. You instead support a law that causes educators to quit or face controversy over literal historical art in a class that teaches western art. This is one of the reasons Florida is a joke. You’re so hysterical, you’re needing to pull a statistically tiny if any examples justifying the law, while trying to argue “parents assuming something is inappropriate MUST be restricted”, even if it’s not actually inappropriate for that age. You people are the right wing version of SJW’s. Can’t even use logic to understand that actual material that could fall under sexual/pornographic content not protected under the first amendment is already a thing. This law does nothing but make it even more difficult and time consuming to do things that wasn’t even considered controversial more than a year ago.
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  288.  @jerrytaylor4036  the law actually extends “age inappropriateness” to 12th grade, despite having no examples of that happening in Florida You do understand that 8 year olds know what heterosexuality and marriage is, right? If you talk about that, you should get arrested? Why would you want an 8 year old to not know about the concept of Marriage? Are you against western culture? See, I can make moronic arguments too. But enlighten us on the lessons in 3rd grade about sexuality that’s “too inappropriate”. I wouldn’t have to wait, because it’s not a problem in Florida. Stop drinking the Koolaid
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  289.  D Dd  lol says the person told to support the law over hypothetical and non-Floridian cases from the internet
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  290. “America bad”
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  291. But it is a 9-5 job. Their company getting more successful and making more money doesn’t mean the extremely hard workers get that proportional cut
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  292. There isn’t a strategy
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  293. lol you don’t lose large advertisers while in debt in a company that profits from advertisements. He’s running the company to the ground
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  294.  @deyd.8659  he’s probably a Muskrat
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  295. I’m sure having a current employee speaking negative about a guy known for smearing reputations when angry and firing critics is a reasonable thing… It’s one thing for it to be heresy. It’s another to have an actual former employee
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  296. Isis like behavior
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  297. So companies should always obey the government, and if they don’t support them , they should be penalized?
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  298. Putin probably might invade Belarus if it collapses. They’ll probably scapegoat the invasion by claiming it was in danger from being occupied by Ukraine. Then he’ll point at the agreement to eventually create a union state as legitimate claims to Belarus. If need be, he’d probably do a “Stab in the back” myth to justify an invasion of Belarus, while pretending they’re all Russians (under Putin’s umbrella) with no difference, and Belarus is a Soviet invention
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  299. And let Russia launch missiles into Ukraine from Belarus
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  300. You’re literally talking about a authoritarian regime. It’s communist china. There’s no surprise if it’s about control. People are ignorant though if they think this would happen in a western country. China is able to do this because they’ve been an authoritarian state for 70 years.
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  301. Any tip for Apple not showing their update too early?
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  302.  @joe18750  hypotheticals don’t prove your point
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  303. Doesn’t prove who did or didn’t commit a crime or not.
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  304. lol cry more triggered sheep Imagine getting offended over a trans person with one beer can. Grow up
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  305. When you spend money to be in a mini Las Vegas in the ocean
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  306. 4:18 lol
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  307. “Aye captain”
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  308. Guess India is a superpower now. Russia has another L
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  309. They would see this and insist their idea is better… then do nothing to fix anything
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  310. 3:01 lol
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  311. All he does is whine the same words
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  312. Abbot can’t talk, since he literally buses them thousands of miles deeper in the US. He’s literally giving people incentives to cross in Texas
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  313. What’s your evidence the CIA was involved? You have none.
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  314. Did the US occupy Crimea in 2014? They’re protecting land they occupied after invading. Stop licking Putin’s boots
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  315. They totally can. Does that justify invading Cuba? That’s what Russia is doing in Ukraine
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  316. Just end the limit
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  317. 3:16 they use it as leverage to gain political points from constituents, not because they actually care. They had no issue with all that spending in 2020. Now all of a sudden, it’s worth destroying US credit to “control spending”
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  318. If not 2022, 2023
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  319. Imagine being so triggered by other people thinking differently than you, you have to work to make yourself angry
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  320.  @jarednovel  lol you think China does that because they care about you. You just went from US to an Asian US. Watch as they gain more income from your country’s debt
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  321.  Maxus Lorenzo  spoken like a true anti-American
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  322. Ok trump…
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  323.  @Omer1996E.C  and you’re so pro China, you foolishly expose your underbelly to a wannabe superpower. Sad that you’re so ignorant on the subject
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  324. Let’s go!
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  325. Dude aged as bad as Abraham Lincoln, in the same period of time
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  326. Exactly. War leaders age terribly, worse than peace lesders
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  327. Exactly, it’s all fake. None of them care about you
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  328.  @charlesunderwood6334  well, the US and UK aren’t the same country with the same system of government, but you do lack a bill of rights, despite being listed higher on a democracy list
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