Comments by "Far Centrist" (@far_centrist) on "Into Europe" channel.

@emberspirit6375 numuves had a video about it, i forgot the title, but something like "is america really a democracy" Mark rutte just seized the lands of dutch farmers because of the green agenda. Protest in germany as well as france, but it fell on deaf ear. UK Johnson had resigned, but his replacement shares the same ideology. In fact everyone in the parliament is in support of ukr, whatever the cost. The solution to all this would have been so simple, and even better before the war began. If nato just give guarantee not to expand further. Today it can still be stopped through diplomacy, but at this point russia would want land concession, which is bad for ukr. But the west cant do that because it will be perceived as defeat. Especially after investing so heavily in ukr's victory with it's "advanced" weaponry (i put quotation because the way the media sells it, their weapon is space tech while russia is using medieval trebuchet. Admitting defeat would cost the arms manufacturer a lot because if their weapons dont win the war in ukr, the reputation of their weapons would be tarnished. and they had much power over US politicians, which is why no one is pushing for peaceful, diplomatic solutions). The lawmaker, the politicians, the billionaires, and the 1%, they can weather through this coz they're rich, so they can play the long game with russia. The common people however, can't. Even today you can observe the standards of living in europe is dropping hard. EUR has reach parity with USD, even though both is facing recession. The US can bear through this, because if they forego the green agenda, they can become energy independent. The EU relies completely on imports for their energy. but for some reason the EU is following them to the gates of hell if need be, for reasons beyond me.
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@sallmandar1027 i understand, but like i said the only available green energy is unreliable. Best place for solar panel would be the sahara, where the sun shines all year long, but only during the day. Repairs and logistics is going to be costly because it's in the middle of the desert, and transporting them to europe is just not feasible due to a long distance. Wind blows when wind feels like blowing, and too much wind will break the turbine. Wind turbines on the sea is going to get corroded fast. Dam is damaging the ecology and only can be done in certain places That brings us to nuclear, which is many in europe rejected due to it's effects if there's a meltdown. Also gas had more use than just electric generation/heating. Fertilizer creation needs gas, chemical company needs gas, steel mill needs gas also. And these are irreplaceable, and there's no green alternatives to it.
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there's only 2 plausible future for this. either europe gave up it's sanctions and face USA animosity, or it'll be de-industrialized, causing mass corporate migration to the US, plunging the living standard of europe into that of 3rd world countries. either way europe is the only loser in this.
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@emberspirit6375 yes but i dont see that's how it's going to go. If the EU really cares about it's economy instead of it's continuous virtue signaling, they would have done it by now. Germany had shut down several of it's factories, so does italy. France had started talking about energy rationing, yet the only thing they talk about is how to be freed of russian energy, by the end of (insert date here). And von der leyen is clearly on the side of fighting russia at any cost.
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this comment is a proof of the statement "societies like france that have collonial past were and will remain rascist"
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@Loxias1989 that is projection. it's the govt that enforce their laws upon people with religious principles, which has no place in a liberal democracy. now when they fought back against decades of systemic opression, you act as if you're the victim while still saying things like "if you don't like it, leave" which in itself a form of rascism which proves the statement in regards to collonialism in the video. the kid is legally a citizen, FYI. they wear what they are wearing not for the sake of promotion. no one would go "oh look, a headscarf! that is so dope, how do i sign in!" they wore it for religious principles and it does not hurt anybody. funny that the same country complains how iran imposed dress code in public when it's doing the exact same thing.
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this is how people with green agenda thinks. but it doesn't work that way. green energy is good, but none of them are as reliable as oil/gas/coal. "Progress really only takes of during hard times" if hard times really brought forward an energy revolution, the middle east and africa would have been using a reliable, futuristic source of green energy by now.
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