Comments by "diegoyuiop" (@diegoyuiop) on "DW News" channel.

  1. The most incredible thing of all is that those who opposed nuclear power plants call themselves "environmentalist"
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  2. When talking about Covid he once said "Everyone has to die, eventually"
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  3. Better to die fighting, than surrender to those animals
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  4. Those three surnames all seem Turkish to me
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  5. Then they say the problem is the immigrants from Zimbabwe 🤣
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  6. People voted rationally, strange
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  7. I wish we had someone like him in Italy
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  8. Glad to see the people are concerned about rising public debt
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  9. Because DW is anti-nuclear, look at the "documentary" they made on French nuclear power plants
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  10. Payed them, maybe
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  11. If Khan was still there he would have blamed CIA 🤣
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  12. DW is a western media, in case you didn't know
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  13. I see a potential neutral EU in a US (and allies) vs China cold war
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  14.  @dedskin1  Maybe you didn't notice we're talking about Germany, not America where this kind of news is an everyday occurence
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  15. Easy to win elections like this 🤣
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  16. EU needs military cooperation with India and Japan in the Pacific, regardless of what the Americans do there. And EU countries should, at least, double their military expenses
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  17. SSW minority government
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  18. DW gives so much speaking time to the Greens, especially if compared with FDP (but even Union and SPD)
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  19.  @ithadtobebrazil7032  Messias died, but then came back. Let's hope that's not his case
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  20. I'm would love to have a prime minister like Merkel, here in Italy
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  21. Cristina Fernandez sono sentenced to 6 years in prison and barred from running again, Castillo detained... What a great day for South America!
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  22. Well, they should have elected him before the Bundestag election
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  23. Germans, why did they choose Laschet even if polls already showed that his was much more unpopular than his competitor? I don't understand it
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  24. Will you host a debate with smaller parties too? Linke, FDP, AfD
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  25. People finding out that DW is NOT a reliable news source. A little late, but better than never
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  26. Pashynian won again so it seems like that didn't affect voters that much
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  27. Some kind of alliance with the centre right is the most probable option
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  28. So according to you international media shouldn't exist?
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  29. General Sisi is clearly involved
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  30. What's the nationality of the killers' parents?
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  31.  @mikicerise6250  I agree, in my opinion China made a mistake in becoming so aggressive that early. Now, everyone is much more wary
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  32. Vote FDP, the only rational choice
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  33.  @zhengxu4464  Russia, you really thinks they would have helped them? Azerbaijan has oil so they would have always chosen them, regardless of the Armenian government. Also, Putin didn't want to collide with Erdogan too much
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  34. Poor people living there...
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  35. Is he the more "moderate" of the three? I mean, Merz seemed more on the right and the other one more on the left. Am I wrong?
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  36. Thankfully I don't live in China
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  37. Todos vamos beneficiar, mas eu também acho importante ficar mais perto da Europa e longe da Rússia e as várias ditaduras do mundo
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  38.  Danny Archer  indeed
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  39. Politicians should avoid mixing sports with politics
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  40. Sad that it was only about foreign policy (extra EU, mostly)
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  41. Internet in Germany is awful, worse than most European (even if way poorer) countries
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  42.  @abdullahaleiti8024  He governed well during his first two cabinets, not that well in the third one and terribly once he became President
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  43. Greens stance on nuclear power make them ridiculous and hypocrite, even to one that could agree on some other of their points
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  44.  @MrRAYGUN5555  NK is a great example of neoliberal capitalism, obviously
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  45. I'd vote for New Democracy because the only one who seems to understand a little bit about economics is Mitsotakis
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  46. Especially 19 years old boys who are asked to do the last penalty
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  47. Lol these countries are hopeless
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  48. Raise income taxes even more
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  49. Wow, incredible! Would have guessed that about Erdogan and his friends 🤣
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  50. because they couldn't win
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  51.  Ahmad خان  Ahmad where are you from? Pakistan maybe?
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  52. Pension expenditure must be reduced or you'll end up like Italy
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  53. What's the problem with Bavarians 😂?
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  54. FDP is important to avoid an extremist government
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  55. Interesting that he expelled the ambassador of Germany, the closest ally in Europe if not in the Western world in general
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  56. We should cut welfare and pensions to increase defence funding
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  57. Nope
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  58.  @jasonsimms8251  because of fossil fuel companies money
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  59. Certainly political scientists know better than most economists 🤣
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  60. Let's wait for the Argentinian elections, hopefully they'll have a more reasonable leadership
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  61. Ben Kemal, geliyorum
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  62. There is no EU military force
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  63. What about CANZUK?
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  64.  @Carma123  people voted for it actually
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  65. That happened only because the new US administration is not anti-European, unlike Trump's administration. Biden has shown to the EU that the US can still be an ally
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  66. nice tie
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  67. So green they hate nuclear power and love gas
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  68. It's relevant because of the trade deal between EU and Mercosul.
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  69. The problem is not Erdogan, but those who keep voting for him. Tomorrow, Erdogan will not be there anymore but if this kind of mentality will stay, some other authoritarian crazy strongman will be elected
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  70.  @olebull9714  Which might be a bit of a problem when you are President with full control of the central bank
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  71.  @harmless6813  yet they get more coverage than SPD and Union
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  72. Voters elect who they think is better, regardless of gender or other frivolous aspects. One day you'll realise it
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  73. SA neoliberal 🤣
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  74.  Danny Archer  don't you know how it works? Everything you don't like is neoliberal capitalism, easy
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  75. As long as they don't form a coalition with Linke, I'm fine with it
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  76. Isn't the President directly elected by the people?
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  77.  @DerDop  I'm still astonished British citizens need visa to work in Canada, Australia, New Zealand. And vice versa (I think)
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  78. Too difficult to comprehend for the so called "environmentalists"
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  79. Penguin women are in favour, normal women are against him. I wonder why...
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  80. Boris should resign now that England has lost. He was already bragging about England victory when the march hadn't even started yet...
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  81. Stop voting for ANC and start voting for DA
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  82. That was a very strange sentence, I hope it was a translation issue
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  83.  @HybridHumaan  they are among those who spend the less. The German army is particularly unequipped
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  84. The more the Italian government is controlled, the better it is. Especially for Italians
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  85. Why would you assassinate the president of he only has, at best, one year left
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  86.  @MrNanah38  Mmm... what would they get from this? Is the opposition more pro US than him and his party?
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  87. People.should try to enjoy their life as they're working, not waiting for pension
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  88.  @BeryAb  yes that'd be good. All three parties balance themselves
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  89. DW pretends it doesn't know nuclear power is already safe, Thorium or not
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  90. Why only two legislature?
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  91. What a coincidence! TRT forgot to report this news!
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  92.  @jackplay5645  I mean a pro-Russian/China Europe is not in the interest of the US
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  93.  @polysporin8332  fleeing is indeed a good option, if you can. But if you find yourself with the only choice of fighting until the end or surrendering to.the Talibans, it's probably better for yourself if you keep fighting
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  94.  @kathykaura7219  yes I agree, I was sarcastic on external forces. I still believe some people are too narcissistic and once they've been too many years in power, they start losing their mind
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  95.  @megaTherionXX  yes but we need Ukraine to win
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  96. There was a war and a treaty that Austrian signed
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  97. Everyone knew that, but Biden plays with people life for electoral reasons
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  98. Strong in bed because impregnated her wife 7 times? That's not so difficult
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  99. They would have done it. Not the people of Izmir though, they voted for CHP more than AKP
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  100.  @morningdew2309  Mercenaries, but who hired them?
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  101. And some guy told me the Greens weren't over-represented in DW channel
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  102.  @FBI--OPEN--UP---  That's what I was thinking
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  103. I mean, the vice president would govern and he's not better
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  104.  @BBQBeerKars  FHC would have managed the Covid pandemic much better
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  105. They're taking it from Lebanese waters I think
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  106.  @lecterxradio3807  apparently many Greeks agree with me...
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  107. The EU accounts for only 9% of world's greenhouse emissions. We are spending too much for something that's not significant worldwide
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  108. Why would they be against the EU? This is not a surprise, not at all
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  109. This idea is getting a lot of attention, but it won't happen, not in the short/medium term at least. You need a common governance to have a common army and the Commission is far from being a government
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  110.  @deltasource56  indeed
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  111.  @deltasource56  there are many videos where you can see that
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  112.  @lequack6373  I'm not saying those that surrender are cowards, I'm saying that Talibans are killing and torturing the ones who surrender, so...
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  113.  @billachiasimarkhor4766  where did ISIS get all those Toyotas?
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  114. Waiting for what the court will decide
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  115.  @HybridHumaan  Greens have 14% and FDP 11%, not that much of a difference. But even SPD and Union got less coverage than the greens before this election.
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  116. Throw them in jail
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  117. No they didn't, NATO sent should have sent much more troops if they really wanted to defeat the Talibans. You need hundred of thousands soldiers for that
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  118. That means he actually understands finance, so it's a good thing
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  119. I didn't have much respect even before, but I couldn't think they would have gone so far
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  120.  @avosadakian8636  I mean why did the Union chose Laschet as candidate, instead of Söder. What conspiracy are you talking about?
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  121.  @avosadakian8636  Ok, but do you know the answer to my original question? I still didn't get why they did it
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  122.  @StrawberryLegacy  Thank you very much!
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  123. @B T the opposition? The PM?
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  124. Let me guess: Harvard or Stanford?
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  125. I'm thinking that countries may not be that willing to buy German tanks in the future...
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  126.  @contineus999hungry  not a popular statement these days
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  127. If the number of MPs increased, where did they put the new chairs? Is there empty space just in case?
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  128.  @vladimirbazhaev7851  ?
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  129. A duel: 1 vs 1 with swords
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  130. Is there anyone who votes for both FDP and SDP?
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  131.  @i.i.iiii.i.i Anti immigrants, authoritarian and DDR nostalgic voter
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  132. "credit" lol
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  133. Civic platform is centre right or centrist?
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  134.  Cornelius Sulla  mmm, economically or socially?
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  135.  @normalhuman6581  That's correct
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  136.  @normalhuman6581  oh I wish the AfD was the only problematic one
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  137.  @Election-sv6ok  more than some, less than others I suppose
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  138. Left wing parties, RN (Le Pen's party), some members of the centre-right Republicans and other independents/smaller parties voted for the no confidence motion; Macron's alliance + most of the Republicans were against the motion so it didn't pass
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  139. Afghan women should take arms and fight the talibans if they can't leave the country. There's no point in leaving as a woman in a Taliban's ruled Afghanistan
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  140. And they were in a foreign country
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  141. That's not true, they've been the most hawkish In the governing coalition. I know it's surprising since they're a green party, but it's true
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  142.  @winkus8586  Fukushima what? Notwithstanding the tsunami, no one died because of the power plant. It actually show us how safe nuclear power is
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  143.  @winkus8586  Fine for me
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  144. Should have raised it to 67
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  145.  @thiagoalexandre5854  assim mesmo
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  146.  @marky1173  but they have completely different policies! How can they find an agreement? With the Republicans it seems easier IMHO
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  147.  @Dov138  I see
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  148.  @mattgummerson8370  there is no army
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  149. Erdogan did well in his first two terms as PM, then went crazy. Too much power and paranoia often leads to terrible consequences and unfortunately some leaders are so narcissistic to understand their time has passed
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  150.  @user-cc8kb  That's just because they're endorsing your favourite side. But I don't know how much influence they have inside Germany
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  151.  @HybridHumaan  I'm not talking about others German TVs as I don't speak german, but DW is the only one in English DW therefore that aimed at foreign viewers. Also, I'm not talking about exact number of minutes they dedicate to one party or another, but I'm saying they give much more space to Greens than to any other party
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  152. Don't know about France and Germany, but in Italy pro Ukraine political parties barely constitute the majority and they're part of different coalitions. both the left and right wing coalitions have "pacifist' (=Pro Russian) parties among them
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  153.  @Biggvs_dickvs  How do you know the future? Did you ask to an haruspex
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  154. I hope she will be convinced to stay for another term
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  155. Nuclear power is the solution
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  156. The US and European countries should start sending troops on the ground
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  157.  @LarsPallesen  Why world? You think someone else would get involved on Russia's side? Seems unlikely to me
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  158. Good news from Chile, leftist DW doesn't like it
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  159. There will never be a new member because no one wants to share its privilege. Matter is dismissed. Also, you have to be a great power to be in and there are much more powerful countries in list
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  160. Why are the Greens more dangerous than the SPD? Are they more ideological/populist?
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  161. Ban of artificial fertilizer is a criminal act, causing starvation of millions. The government members should be trialed for crime against humanity
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  162. This is just for Germany, that's why Italy is buying from Algeria now
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  163. They seem much more reasonable compared to the Italian or French greens, even though I don't really support them. At least they recognise the importance of a bigger role in foreign policy I guess
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  164. That's because Germans don't want nuclear power
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  165.  @FAL87  *military expenses, my bad
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  166. @_littleBot EU is not going to war against the US what are you talking about. But deals can be made with multiple countries, you know?
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  167. And Germany? 🤣
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  168. The so called "environmentalists" 🤣
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  169. Let them riot, the reform has been approved anyway
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  170.  @karlmarx8133  my question was why did they vote for him
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  171.  @jasonlee6326  So loyalty to the party I guess
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  172.  @karlmarx8133  What made the voters choose Lascher instead of Söder?
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  173.  @HiAdrian  Yeah, at the end I got it. Masochism, basically
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  174. Don't tell DW
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  175.  @GrowingEvolutionary  some more than others
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  176. Yeah, exactly. Though it's a green Party channel, so I expect it to change it a little bit now that they're in power
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  177.  @entyropy3262  I don't know whether this is good or bad for the CDU, but it's not my point. GRUNE was overrepresented even before the election
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  178. "Lizz Truss was not elected by the British people" What?
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  179. Why does the Tunisian PM has a Japanese name?
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  180. Algeria a better option. But the only solution is nuclear obviously
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  181. Russians have bought many politicians around Europe. It is possible that many members of the German government, or parties, are compromised
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  182. Nothing new
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  183. All these good achievements and rights will be gone in some months
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  184. I trust Xi Jinping more than Lula in foreign policy... that's say it all
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  185. NATO really shameful, leaving Afghanistan in the hands of the Talibans!
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  186.  @rylencason7303  I don't blame the US (and its allies btw) for being in Afghanistan, I think much more troops should have been sent. Otherwise everyone could have stayed home
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  187. You can't defeat the Talibans with only 30/40k soldiers
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  188.  @entyropy3262  ok, I meant the Chinese government obviously. But it's not fair to say the CCP never changes. Xi Jinping way of handling China is different from his predecessors (after Mao)
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  189. Surely the Chinese will be so scared of the Greens 🤣
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  190. They will send a letter of strong condemnation to Putin once the Russian attack. After all, who cares about Ukrainians, the most important thing is to shutdown nuclear power plants no matter the cost of it.
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  191.  @ninifamilychildren4281  Yeah and?
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  192.  @bgcvetan  ?
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  193. Non lethal aid wouldn't be very useful
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  194. They're obsessed with nuclear reactors, for some reason
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  195.  @KnowledgeXYZYT  well said
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  196. Better to move to Munich
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  197. Germany is the more Pro Israel country in Europe
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  198. Because the Greens have been paid by fossil fuel companies for decades
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  199. No this comes from Lebanese waters
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  200.  @billm3210  the problem is that if the opposition goes into power and implement what you're suggesting, Erdogan (or those similar to him) will only benefit as they can blame the government for the inevitable austerity
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  201. It's what happens in Argentina every time a non Peronists wins, they have to fix a broken country and electorally pay for that
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  202. Spent 20 years in a war in Afghanistan and at the end they just leave it to the Talibans? What was the point of that war, then?
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  203. The Afghan government must be quite upset, lol
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  204. No, but I'm serious. Is there an anti Bavarian sentiment in Germany? If that's the case, why?
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  205.  @questionmark3219  oh come one, Bavarian is not a race 😂. It's more a culture, we could say
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  206.  @nonvalid962  no, I'm from Northern Italy
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  207. 🤣 I'd try that
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  208.  @JanChrissD  they have the best defense policy and I don't see what's bad about freedom
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  209.  @mam0lechinookclan607  why?
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  210.  @st0ox  can you elaborate, that's an interesting point
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  211.  @meowmeow1733  Russian backed regime had its merit: higher women education levels, much more freedom for them, etc...
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  212. Very different answers
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  213. What happened to Erdogan? He wasn't like that 15 years ago
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  214.  @panzer2488  Why do people voted for him but at the same time for those people in Parliament?
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  215. She has openly been Pro NATO and Ukraine aind it was literally in her party program! You just had to read it! Btw, she's closer to the polish government tahn other right wing ones, if you want to understand her positions
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  216. Everyone has been asking China to mediate, but they don't seem to be willing to be dragged in...
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  217.  @logicbomb5511  which leave them without allies
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  218. Yeah and this kind of agreement cannot depend on the ideology of the current leaders! Otherwise the EU wouldn't have been formed
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  219. DW not happy about it 🤣
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  220. Italy need to drastically cut expenses and gradually reduce the debt, whilst lowering taxation
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  221. It's what will happen
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  222. I hope we won't
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  223.  Seigi Kachimasu  what about röttgen?
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  224.  @emreakaln8202  exactly, because every EU country has Veto power and İ don't see Cyprus or Greece letting Turkey in...
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  225. So you expected Rwanda to do a favour to the UK?
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  226.  @Jerent  ce serait bien
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  227. I hope this will make the beginning of a new Lebanon and not of another civil war. About time the Lebanese realise no country is fighting FOR them, they're just using Lebanon as a battlefield for their own wars
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  228. First time Erdogan is making the right choice in foreign policy
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  229. Well it's not like Europeans have that many tanks, to be fair. That's what happens when you have dismantled armies for decades
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  230.  @andreareffo01  Infatti, d'altronde riflettono la popolazione. Per fortuna non tutta
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  231. Doesn't really matter, as the lady said. Only useful as a survey to understand who Iranians support. They even banned Ahmadinejad from running!
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  232.  @melissawilliams7238  He speaks very well, but don't be fooled: that's not how most Germans speak
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  233. Why did ou remove the debate? Is it because of broadcasting rights?
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  234.  @stephenbond2478  so did I
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  235. Because it has no army
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  236. Are they monarchist?
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  237. Greens and Liberals should send an ultimatum to Scholz
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  238. How can China be young, one wonders?
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  239. Afghanistan is Chinese now
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  240.  @lucasv4302  They don't know much, but more than political scientists when it comes to pensions
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  241. Yep, otherwise they're all screwed
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  242. So he complains about Europe not condemning Israel but he says he can't condemn Russia. Seems hypocritical
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  243.  @robezy0  That's difficult to understand, I see
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  244. They say the FDP is the party of the "rich" yet they didn't spend much
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  245.  @peppersghosttheater  what about building nuclear power plants? It should have been done decades ago
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  246. Right decision, Germany still refuses to halt nuclear shutdown, but sees no issues in buyig russian oil and gas
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  247. Nuclear power could replace coal plants without much of a problem
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  248. 🤣
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  249.  @ilsesmith9493  I see
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  250. Mostly Lebanese now
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  251. Macron has grown some balls
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  252. After Germany and Japan, now it's Italy's turn!
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  253. It's not "massive", it's the bare minimum. We should all spend much more than we currently do
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  254. No that's not the reason 🤣
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  255.  @Skelewachs  that's good to hear, but I think you're being too optimistic
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  256. I remember a scaremongering "documentary" about nuclear energy, their worst video probably
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  257.  @billachiasimarkhor4766  no, with surrender I mean making yourself a Taliban prisoner
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  258. Fact is many in SPD have been bought by the Russian so I suspect the Russians are threatening to make this known
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  259.  @terribrad24  unfortunately both Lula and his predecessor supports dictatorship of various sort, although of opposite political alignment
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  260. Recep is a Putin's asset
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  261.  @znzjasjnsnskssk3386  there was a pandemic in between
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  262.  @kathykaura7219  yeah, it's always external forces 🤣 Turkey has a long history of coups, not really because of external forces
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  263. Reminds me of Maduro
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  264. There's no mandioca here in Italy, for example
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  265.  @АндрейКаминский-г9в  no, because they're not actually pacifists. They are pro Putin but can't say it publicly. There are investigations going on about their links with United Russia's political party
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  266. Huge respect for the French police and the Government! Crack down those commies!
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  267. The question is why are they doing this?
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  268.  @vinm300  actually I was talking about Germany. Why did they purposely decide to become dependent on Russia?
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  269.  @vinm300  the naive Greens have done a lot of damages in the German public opinion, from nuclear to "pacifism". Issue that have been undervalued for too long
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  270.  @dmarl1042  Oh that's for sure
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  271. If he's pro Green, he's bad
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  272. That's because of DW agenda
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  273. Just give the Serbian majority villages to Serbia and the rest to Albania. What's the issue here
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  274. Ciro Gomes was the only reasonable one when it comes to condemning Russia. Anyway, the free trade deal might be affected by this
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  275.  @NOLMT5  So what? If they leave they know perfectly well the Afghan forces will not resist
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  276.  @angelitos99  non direi
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