Youtube comments of diegoyuiop (@diegoyuiop).

  1. Women can study until elementary school, very generous of them
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  2. Everytime a European country goes to national elections, it's always "the election that can shape the future of Europe"
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  3. Lesson for America here: don't abandon your allies or they'll find new ones and you may not like it
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  4. The most incredible thing of all is that those who opposed nuclear power plants call themselves "environmentalist"
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  5. When talking about Covid he once said "Everyone has to die, eventually"
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  6. Better to die fighting, than surrender to those animals
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  7. In Europe Sanders would just be considered centre-left
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  8. This channel is so helpful. I watch these videos to relax a bit whenever I feel overwhelmed by any kind of problem at home, work, etc... and it works
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  9. France should influence European countries in being a little bit more "interventionist" in foreign policy, instead of adopting the German doctrine of ignoring anything that happens around you
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  10. Even at garlic festival there is a shooting. That country is incredible
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  11. Well they torture their own... Imagine the others
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  12. Europe must stay out of this conflict
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  13. Those three surnames all seem Turkish to me
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  14. Vietnam wasn't ruled by crazy lunatics who don't even let women ready their houses alone, study or have a career. Vietnam is not even comparable to Afghanistan
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  15. Melenchon just said "no new expenses without new revenues". Now, I get this is just rethoric, but it's already more fiscally responsible than pretty much all Italian politicians lol
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  16. This could happen to all of us, regardless of where you're from
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  17. Shares a lot of issues with Italy, although it's in a better shape. I wonder how can you reform the pension system in countries where a large (and growing) share of the populations is made up of retirees or workers close to retirement age, who consider the current benefits as a right they're entitled to... you're never gonna win elections with such proposals
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  18.  @hgkghkhgkgh8378  much better than any Russian puppet
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  19. The interviewer is actually a conservative but ok...
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  20. I don't think much has changed for him, Belarus was already dependant on Russia. I think it will continue the same way
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  21. They will never be independent if they want to maintain the same level of living standard
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  22. I think this polarisation is one of the main problems there. Every time there's a change in government you see a complete u turn on so many policies! This is problematic in the medium and long term. It's not like you have centre right and centre left alternating one another but still sharing fundamental values, you often go from far right to far left or viceversa
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  23. That's a speech you'd expect from a 14 years old
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  24. Cheap here means it doesn't cost much
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  25. The fact that he announced it just a few minutes after the results came in means he had been preparing carefully for this.
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  26. There's no newspaper called Liberazione in Italy. Maybe you confused it with Liberation, but that's French
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  27. It's honestly the country with nukes I trust the most.
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  28. In a parliamentary system, a single party having absolute majority is very dangerous
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  29.  brajamtho757  I don't understand the correlation with Stalinism
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  30. WW2 is the reason why it's always impossible to seriously discuss defence policy in Europe, sadly
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  31. Even if the CDU/CSU wins they'll have to form a government with either SPD or the Greens, so won't both sides still be unsatisfied with that?
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  32. Very good choice 👍🏻
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  33. Well she expelled him from the party
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  34. Best description of Melenchon I've heard so far
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  35. A lot of french people are left wing economicslly, even the right wingers (plus he's not enough on the right to get their votes)
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  36. Religion of peace strikes again
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  37. Then they say the problem is the immigrants from Zimbabwe 🤣
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  38. national government are also responsible for that. Many use the EU as a scapegoat for every problem but then publicise every positive aspect as their only merit
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  39. That's the case in pretty much every European country. A lot of people deluded themselves into thinking a war in Europe wouldn't happen again
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  40. Me too. And I think these taxes are not very high
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  41. People voted rationally, strange
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  42. Is the police allowed to act that way in US? I mean, was that legal?
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  43. That's why they are good engineers and physicists
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  44. I'm Italian and we have horse meat in our supermarkets (even if it's not that popular). To be honest, it doesn't taste that differently than a cow
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  45. So now Le Pen is just right wing? Besides, stop comparing everyone with Trump
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  46. Sandro Gozi is not a member of the Democratic Party (which is in S&D) but is is a member of Italy Alive (EDP)
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  47. Italian breakfast in general is always very light and sweety
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  48. Excellent decision, racial discrimination cannot be allowed or even worse promoted
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  49. Economically everyone is on the left, though
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  50. Americans are mad. And this is not only anti-white racism, because also say that logical thinking is a "white" thing
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  51. ​ @Zayden. Yes but you understand no one is gonna care about that at that point, even the victim's relative said they're using the boy's death as a pretext for violence
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  52. Every leader who gets in power promising to "redistribute wealth" ends up redistributing it to himself and his lackeys
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  53. That is worst than I expected, I hope it's not a representative sample
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  54. Eh eh, I'm amazed on how easily Erdogan can convince a lot of people on the internet even though all his hypocrisy is evident. Seems like the Turks were finally seeing it, so he decided to start a conflict with Greece
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  55. Italy it's just a French Fourth Republic that never changed its political system
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  56. Spaniards, just like Italians, do not eat much for breakfast. French too, I think
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  57. Not China's fault! Don't take loans you can't afford to pay to then blame the one who gives you money
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  58. I wish we had someone like him in Italy
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  59.  @wenterinfaer1656  Is it? There will be a referendum to approve it we'll see it then
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  60. 2:10 wouldn't be Matt Watson without a sexual reference
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  61. Anche io, voglio parlare in Italiano con gli eritrei che sembrano parlarlo molto meglio di tanti italiani
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  62. Greatest piece of news since the beginning of the pandemic
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  63. It makes me laugh when some justify everything using the Torah. Then, they complain about Islam. It's all the same shit
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  64. Glad to see the people are concerned about rising public debt
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  65. Because DW is anti-nuclear, look at the "documentary" they made on French nuclear power plants
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  66. Europe defense should start from 3/4/5 countries, not 27 all together. Following this idea that everything must be done with all members at once, nothing will ever be done
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  67. Payed them, maybe
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  68. Glad to see the Finns were worried about too much spending!
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  69. And then when things go bad in terms of the economy, the straw man is either Germany or the ECB. As usual
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  70. Ataturk was such a great forward-thinking man
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  71. We need this in Italy, ASAP
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  72. Frankly I don't think Atatürk ideals was ever majoritarian in Turkey, just look at how the kemalist did in the majority of elections even before Erdogan. Western Turks are very "westernised" but the Anatolian one are very different from them
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  73. The current government is not only illiberal but also socialist in terms of economic policies. The oppostion will put Poland back on the rigjt track
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  74. Judging by what I've read, Sezer seems a great guy
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  75. Now Macron can pass all the unpopular reforms (such as the pensions' one) without problems as he can't be re-elected. Maybe he can increase retirement age of two or three years more
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  76. I'm surprised people thought Germany was to blame more than other countries
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  77. Speed limits to reduce emissions is the most ridiculous thing ever
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  78. The religion of peace
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  79. That is true and it is rejected by both right wing and left wing voters
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  80.  @Miningfox  they are not primitives, they can't sustain themselves especially if they start closing mines, you genius
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  81. So EPP, S&D and RE will still have the majority. Not that much of a change
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  82. ND won, Syriza lost a lot of its support, PASOK recovering, Varoufakis out of Parliament... Nature is healing!
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  83. If Khan was still there he would have blamed CIA 🤣
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  84. DW is a western media, in case you didn't know
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  85. Why don't they just compromise? You can't govern such a politically diverse and divided country without compromises with other parties
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  86.  @bleskiven  You can't have only rights without duties
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  87. That seems quite heterogeneous
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  88. Good choice Greeks 👍🏻
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  89. @MSD Group 😂 You don't know what BRICS is, do you?
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  90. Yet Bolsonaro was elected with that very same system in 2018 🤣
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  91. I see a potential neutral EU in a US (and allies) vs China cold war
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  92. Every country will have to raise it eventually, whether they like it or not. Reality beats ideology
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  93. The more you say you are angered, the more drawings will come. Erdogan will be targeted much more than Mohammed now
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  94.  @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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  95. We need to reduce pension spending with pension reform and/or we need to let in more immigrants. Both options are democratically unachievable. Better to leave Italy before the ship sinks
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  96. They only need a passport
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  97.  @za.monolit  that's because US have a considerably large population. Finland main threat is Russia, whose population is ten times the one of Finland (or something like these)
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  98. The Moroccan ambassador indirectly admitted they sent the migrants because Spain cured the leader of the separatist Polisario front
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  99. People are blinded by ideologies
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  100. Why not? It's signals voters that many don't consider their economic plan to be viable. After all, not everybody is able to evaluate that on their own
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  101. Easy to win elections like this 🤣
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  102.  @vrenak  And Denmark is not a devil at all
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  103. Good! He's a great actors who have suffered a lot due to accusations that have NEVER been proven
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  104. 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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  105. @rearea260  so does this mean AfD and BSW will both gain from this situation?
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  106. SSW minority government
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  107. Whoever doesn't see the danger of evangelicalism is blind. The Catholic Church has just surrendered to them
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  108. Not a fan of the SPD but since the alternative was Laschet, I'm fine with Scholz.
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  109. ​ @wile123456 i don't think you understood. Citizens of Mayotte are french citizens, this measures has to do with immigrants from Comoros
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  110.  @yvar02  Probably because Poland, Hungary's best buddy, is very much anti-russian, so Orban had to accept this request. Otherwise they won't have Polish support when they'll need it
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  111.  @-haclong2366  a lot of people don't make rational decision, unfortunately
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  112.  @smokedbeefandcheese4144  we know how your strategy worked back in the thirties
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  113. DW gives so much speaking time to the Greens, especially if compared with FDP (but even Union and SPD)
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  114. Erdogan bullying once again.
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  115. SSW Minority governement!
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  116. Yes but in Walmar you can buy a shotgun. Pretty sure that the most harmful weapon you can buy in England are a pair of scissors
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  117. Bravissima Maia, ora fai quello che hai promesso però
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  118.  @ithadtobebrazil7032  Messias died, but then came back. Let's hope that's not his case
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  119. RIP 🙏
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  120. Manu les a encore trompés. Masterclass
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  121. I'm would love to have a prime minister like Merkel, here in Italy
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  122.  @tastypymp1287 I support the rule of law, independence of the judiciary, checks and balances, separation of powers, independence of the media, etc... So for me everything is wrong about being illiberal
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  123.  @IsomerSoma  Europe is too weak to do anything, I fear. We should create a military union and give less importance to NATO, in order to act independently from the US
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  124. I would also ban all airlines which want to pass through EU airspace, to enter Belarus airspace
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  125. 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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  126. Good results for the greek economy, but giving up to 50 bonus seats out of 300 seams crazy to me
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  127. 🤣 It's not Germany, It's Deutschland! It's not Spain, it's España! Let's be serious, please
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  128. They're a bit obsessed with this veil thing. As long as it's not Burqa or niqab I don't see the issue
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  129. Guys, interventionism doesn't necessarily mean military invasion. But we don't even invest in Africa, don't play any role in Libya today, Spain gets bullied by Morocco, Greece by Turkey, Poland by Belarus...
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  130. Zuzana Caputova ❤️
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  131. Clearly of Japanese origin!
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  132. Well the police shouldn't have invaded the Mosque. That's obvious to everyone
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  133. ​ @zurielsss in a presidential system you don't automatically have control of the parliament. This one gets rid of all checks and balances
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  134. You wish others to be poor, how evil can you be?
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  135. Unfortunately, nationalism is not rational
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  136.  @rygar218  They have proportional representation in germany, so that if you get 5% of the votes, you get (more or less) 5% of the seats. This system has its flaws but makes it easier for smaller parties to get elected and get more visibility
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  137.  @laralarah2236  And because was historically the language of Englidh nobility after 1066
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  138. Well, they should have elected him before the Bundestag election
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  139.  @ankur.mahajan  he did benefit a lot from that coup, that's for sure
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  140. Their pronunciation of non English words has never been good
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  141. Condolences to the families of the soldiers murdered by the Islamists
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  142. Look what religion and lack of education can do to people
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  143. Well that's what everyone already knows
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  144. Good job, keep going
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  145. "They just had to keep surviving"...
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  146. Finally an objective video on Milei, instead of what most media outlet have been saying
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  147. Isn't he extremely unpopular among non leftists though?
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  148.  @fidemporas  Why? The economy is recovering well
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  149.  @nettcologne9186  Nothing exploded in Fukushima and no one was killed because of that. The only casualties were due to the tsunami
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  150. İsn't he the weakest candidate?
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  151.  @iplayrandomgames5727  Mmm, in northern Africa everyone is Muslim yet women go to university, work, etc...
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  152. May God bless President Al Sisi
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  153. Support to Greece from Italy
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  154. So why did Comoros leave France then?
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  155. So even if you go to snap elections you still have to go for the planned election?
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  156. Well that's the whole point of representative democracy. They're supposed to know more than you because they're paid just for that
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  157. The Iranian era is over, now it's a new Saudi-American era
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  158.  @dunhillsupramk3  This action will have consequences for many countries, not only US and Iran
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  159. Seems like South Africans really like racism. They passed from a anti-black racism to an anti-white racism
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  160. These comments are so funny 🤣 They read the title and got furious but didn't even listen to what people were saying 😂😂😂 Not that I'm surprised
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  161. Waiting for Kazakhstan
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  162. I mean Serbia is pro Russian and anti Western, Turkey is ambiguous and too big anyway, Macedonia has that name problem...
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  163. 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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  164. Because France pays for more than 50% of their budget spending. I imagine cutting school and hospital funds is not very popular
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  165. Dogs are scared even by thunders. Will we stop them too?
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  166. Very good, Egypt is going on the right path.
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  167. Will you host a debate with smaller parties too? Linke, FDP, AfD
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  168. They are dangerous religious extremists
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  169. People finding out that DW is NOT a reliable news source. A little late, but better than never
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  170.  @reubeng2110  not really surprising
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  171. I filorussi se la staranno spassando in queste ore 😂😂😂
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  172. Many of these young people there should read more data and stats and less ideological propaganda. Maybe studying a little bit more of math wouldn't hurt either
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  173. Pashynian won again so it seems like that didn't affect voters that much
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  174. Agree with Rama
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  175. Yes they did, they left without even announcing it to the Afghan generals!
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  176.  @monster2slayer  and the members of the executive earn 454 000 CHF a year
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  177. Congratulations 👏🏾. It's quite rare to find someone from outside Italy being able to describe our society so accurately!
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  178. Some kind of alliance with the centre right is the most probable option
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  179. @Martin Toledo It's because in English they pronounce "Hugo" as in "Yugo", so he probably just wrote it the way it sounded
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  180. The real reason can't be the burning of the Quran. At the end, Turkey is secular so this is just and excuse
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  181. The EU competences should be the same of the federal swiss government: Defence, Foreign Policy and big infrastructure (high speed railway network, for example). Countries could have powers similar to the ones of Swiss Cantons
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  182.  @forwillemii6907  he is (probably) already in Europe
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  183. So according to you international media shouldn't exist?
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  184. Also huge losses for Egypt. Great for fuel companies I guess though
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  185. Well done Kaja!
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  186. I said "German" because it's probably the best example, but mostly every EU country does the same, with few exceptions
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  187.  @funghi2606  not really, it's much more powerful. The Queen can't dissolve the parliament at her own will or appoint any technocrat as PM (or better, she "can" but never does)
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  188. La gauche homophobe...
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  189. No, no funciona asi🤣 la disolución del congreso sólo es válida si cumple con los requisitos
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  190. demalcolm They all live in our hearts... And stomachs
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  191. @destro.yes, for most people it's more a matter of traditions rather than faith
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  192. TRT world, did you hear it? 🤣
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  193. They're more clever than the new Caledonians
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  194. It took centuries to get rid of religion in Europe and we only partially succeed. You can't expect Atatürk to solve the problem in only one century. It will take much more time
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  195. They should introduce rotation for the leadership at this point
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  196. Well done! I don't get why European countries aren't ordering more tanks, warships, pieces of artillery, fighter jets, drones, etc... The war in Ukraine should have shown them they're unprepared
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  197.  @luernios9075  Even Lula praises Putin regularly, that doesn't mean he's not a leftist. If anything this has more to do with their approach to authoritarianism
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  198. Now don't waste this opportunity
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  199.  @badluck5647  I'd say she was more irresponsible because she did that whilst in power. On the contrary, the left can propose whatever idiocy they want because they knew they wouldn't be governing, at least not alone
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  200. So they'll form another coalition government that, just the current one, can't do anything because the coalition partners keep disagreeing?
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  201. General Sisi is clearly involved
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  202. Finally you are back reviewing normal cars!
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  203. LFI = frères musulmans
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  204. I guess 50% of GDP being subsides from France helped the unionist movement 😆
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  205. İsn't he the weakest candidate?
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  206.  @multiplayerlove  no one forces you to be of any religion in Italy, Spain, etc... You can be atheist. Don't know why some of you have this idea
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  207. What's the nationality of the killers' parents?
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  208. I see Europe getting closer to China in the future, but I don't think a China-aligned Europe is in the interest of the US
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  209. They're never going to implement this, come on. They don't want to scare investors
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  210.  @RodrigoroRex  Switzerland mined all mountain pass that connects it to Germany, Austria and Italy and those mines are still there and ready to be engaged. Anyway, nowadays its position determines that it is defended by the surrounding countries
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  211. Problem is to get a visa for a European countries you need PhD level of education, perfect knowledge of the language, etc... whilst islamist and criminals of all sorts get in anyway. I don't care if someone is super educated or barely went to school, as long as he/she has good intentions it's fine for me. It's full of Oxford educated salafists after all and it's those people we shouldn't let it (as well as criminals, violent or not, obviously)
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  212. There are too many old people for that, ma y decades will pass until we have any chances of good policies being popular
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  213. Some said that, but we have to consider that in Senate republicans have the majority and not willing to impeach Trump. I don't know what was the main purpose of this attack
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  214. Raped and murdered by her Ghanaian worker for a late payment. Some people really are wicked
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  215.  Dances-st6id  in your system the President doesn't automatically have absolute majority in Parliament, unlike in the reform proposed by Meloni
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  216. Not at all, Toyota hybrids are extremely reliable
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  217. The EU should have chosen to either challenge Poland and Hungary. Now they both know the EU wants to sanction/expel them and therefore try to protect each other
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  218. Can't do worse than Syriza that's for sure
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  219. What about restarting and building nuclear power plants?
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  220. I think most are in favour
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  221. I mean, we had a Foreign Minister who used to sell food and drink during football matches. That was his job before entering parliament
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  222. "World leader" lol. You could have written "Austrian Chancellor", we know Austria is a country
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  223. Why is he doing it?! I don't buy the religious justification
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  224. The problem is that once people get used to such a generous welfare it becomes very difficult to convince them to redirect funding
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  225. Ask Brazil to help since they can't accuse it of imperialism
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  226. Skyrim belongs to the Nords!
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  227.  @Brian-vk1hm  indeed
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  228.  @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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  229. "Super old Italian cars" "No, it's a Renault 4" 😂😂😂😂
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  230. It's true that a lot of people call themselves "Christians" even if they never practise their religion, but no one cares about your religion/religiosity
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  231. It's terrible considering that Lebanon was already near bankruptcy and now dozens of thousands people have lost their houses and jobs. What will be the future of the Lebanese people?
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  232. Same, enough with Peronism, Argentina needs a huge shock
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  233. Vote FDP, the only rational choice
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  234. Nothing wrong, just hard workers and entrepreneurs
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  235.  @sebastianguerre6868  yeah if it was for the americans we should even destroy the pyramids lol
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  236.  Aniffa Zaheer  shame on you
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  237. I am truly interested in truly understand the reasons why in US there are so many shootings without explaination. I'm not willing to offend anyone
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  238. No one can stand Bibi anymore
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  239. ​ @akwamarsunzal exactly, whether Turkey is right or wrong won't change the fact that Cyprus can veto its accession
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  240. A great day!
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  241. That's because the UK doesn't have ID cards
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  242. It would be very stupid to leave France (which subsidise New Caledonia to sustain it), the EU (European passport and the right to stay and leave in every EU country) and the stability and democracy France guarantees them. Not to mention that they would be prey of local powers (China). But considering how people are voting around the world, I wouldn't be surprised of an irrational choice
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  243.  @aurockscastillo5460  It's because they don't realise what their life would be if that was to happen
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  244. l'Armenia è in una posizione molto difficile. L'unico semi alleato è la Russia, che però ha buone relazioni anche con l'Azerbaijan e non credo voglia sacrificare le relazioni con la Turchia per l'Armenia. Tra l'altro, non è che la Russia sia in un'ottima posizione al momento
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  245. ​ @julm7744 the problem is not the skin colour, rather their vision of the world and values that should be evaluated
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  246. Rebeu de Susa 😭
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  247. Absolutely, lowering retirement age right now is mental
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  248. People should try to enjoy life as they work, not waiting for pensions
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  249.  @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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  250. Assad is better because he is secular, not an islamists. Just like Al Sisi
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  251. "Non-inscrits", which means less funds and places in commissions and such
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  252. Imagine earning a salary in Liras
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  253. Poor people living there...
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  254. If you are an ex Muslim, you are certainly a brave man/woman
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  255. Especially if the president/monarch is not that powerful
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  256.  @senorita9107  he's called President of the government of Spain, not President of Spain
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  257. I don't understand this 4000years ago argument. Just admit "we take the lands because we're stronger"
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  258. I think 60's apartments all awful all over Europe
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  259. 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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  260.  @aazral6977  I agree, but I think is a deeper problem, a cultural problem. In Switzerland, for example, most citizens have weapons and some have even assault rifles! Anyway, there are no shootings there. I think, then, that the problem is a combination of gun laws and something cultural, but thus are only my suppositions
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  261. Thankfully I don't live in China
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  262. Let's hope Mitsotakis wins again, he's the only one who undestands a bit about economics
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  263. 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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  264. This means an alliance with the centre right, not bad! The important thing is that the left stays in opposition, to avoid bankruptcy
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  265.  @ferdinand8994  Yeah that had been planned for years. So maybe we could see a quicker process
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  266. And they have Garlic Festival!
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  267. I used to be against the Greens, but then I realised all parties are against nuclear power in Germany so I'm more neutral towards them, now
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  268.  @simleboss91  "environmentalists" seem to prefer it over nuclear...
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  269. They thought Chileans went socialist of all a sudden 🤣
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  270. Well you're not wrong but propose a better plan
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  271. 🤣
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  272. Nuclear power, but as we can read only 7.3% of CO2 is produced in EU and UK. It looks to me as if they're spending too much time on that
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  273. tu as trahi le général De Gaulle
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  274. Infatti, hanno invaso la Siria e varie volte sono entrati illegalmente in Iraq. Non parliamo di cosa hanno combinato agli armeni ovviamente
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  275. ​ @srdjan455 you'd be surprised by how many have public social media accounts where they reveal their vision of the world quite clearly
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  276. In Italy we don't really have banlieues or things like that. Immigrant families are not concentrated in specific areas so it's more difficult to create parallel societies
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  277. Grande Kaja
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  278. It's difficult not to see Erdogan's "influence" in this attacks... A Greek Orthodox this time....
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  279. Meloni is big supporter of both NATO and Ukraine!
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  280.  Danny Archer  indeed
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  281. Europe needs to hire mercenaries to fight in Ucraine
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  282.  @bertilhatt  they're concerned about raising public debt, not spending per se. That is, spending more than they can afford (taxes might be high but that still doesn't cover for the government spending apparently)
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  283. No, we need competent people
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  284. Politicians should avoid mixing sports with politics
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  285. I don't understand why they hate Europe that much. I couldn't find a rational reason to leave the EU
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  286. Russia's GDP is lower than the Italian one, yet the population is more than double. It still has a huge army, but wouldn't be able to sustain a long war against NATO. that's why he likes quick blitz with irregular forces
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  287. When someone attacks/provokes the EU nothing really serious happens, so why not doing it?
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  288.  @funram  if that was true why would he do that? Why would he want to be hated by the population for nothing? You think people approve reform they think don't work to be more unpopular?
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  289. Local politicians have to find something to complain about, to justify their salary
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  290. Il ministro della cultura 😂😂😂. Che diplomatico!
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  291. Sad that it was only about foreign policy (extra EU, mostly)
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  292. ​ @wojteks4712 I think he's one of those who thinks "illiberal" means conservative or right wing
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  293. Do you think the cargos passing through th Suez canal only go to Israel?
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  294.  @100IndiaRapedByBritish  because no one trust China anymore, especially after what happened to Hong Kong, Australia, Montenegro, etc...
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  295. I wonder how this mad leaders can stay in power
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  296. Imagine a war breaking out for a bunch of fishes
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  297. France's biggest mistake was to help the US in the independence war
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  298. Internet in Germany is awful, worse than most European (even if way poorer) countries
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  299. This was back when being pro palestine was a left wing thing to do, there was no Hamas and Islamists and Fatah and the pan arab socialists were strong. A completely different world from today
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  300. It would be ideal. We should drastically cut pensions and increase military spending
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  301. Well done Mr. President 👍
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  302. Portuguese PM is from Goa, btw
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  303.  @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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  304. 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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  305. Surely better than all those populist so popular these days
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  306. He never really said he wants to be President, it's just specualtion (people say it's because it lasts 7 years compared to the very short PM terms lasting around 1.5 years on average)
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  307. Erdogan chill out, you take your self too seriously. You are just a politician, even if you want to portray you as the new prophet of Islam
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  308.  @MrRAYGUN5555  NK is a great example of neoliberal capitalism, obviously
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  309. Of course they are, Turkey is part of the global economy so what happens there influences other countries too. And it's a large economy
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  310.  @potato_nugget  But why are they moving to Mayotte then? Was it a territory already back in the day?
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  311. Seems like no one supports the "sultan", not even Muslims. Wonder why
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  312.  @helloworld-bu1vk  You can use google translate. Show a bit of respect for greek language
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  313. Same problem in Italy. At least IL gained many more seats
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  314.  @fabs8498  So what? China does not seek to export their system into other countries as long as these are aligned with them. Europe has been allied with many dictatorship and authocracies and still is
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  315. 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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  316.  @byunbaekhyun2283  There's difference between what you want and what you can have, the real world is not a fantasy
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  317. Especially 19 years old boys who are asked to do the last penalty
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  318. ​ @comfy8250 I think a lot of people didn't watch (or didn't understand) the video as they keep confusing Mayotte and Comoros by what they're writing
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  319. It's funny that one of her ministers said we need 500k more immigrants which not even the left ever said. Quickly backtracked but there you go
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  320.  @herlescraft  Also, we have a lot of talk shows constantly full of politicians
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  321. They want their problem solved without having to pay any price. sad state of affairs
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  322.  @hiiamelecktro4985  Parliament could have blocked it anytime with a no confidence vote. They never passed it because they're afraid of him dissolving the assembly and losing their seats. So blame the parliament for that
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  323. Lol these countries are hopeless
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  324. ​ @gameofender4463 that's good IMHO. It limits each party excessive influence and balance the government
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  325. Let's hope you'll vote this way in the next elections as well
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  326.  @khanusmagnus577  not sure if it's a Dragon, but surely it's sleeping. Reminds me the Europe of the '30s
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  327. All of this is caused by irrational (and therefore emotional) opposition to nuclear power. This is what keeps Germany in a bad position when dealing with Russia. Thanks Grüne
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  328. The only elections she can win 🤣
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  329. The English population in that area can learn French. Everyone else learns English they can learn French
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  330.  @ZeynepK677  it wasn't a joke but I'm glad it made you laugh
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  331. Throw the Islamist in jail
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  332. Destruyen la salud mental tambien
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  333. Ricciardi dovrebbe confrontarsi prima col Governo e poi fare dichiarazioni di questo tipo
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  334. Mélenchon doit apprendre à respecter les journalistes
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  335. They create all this hype so that he can be blamed for every problem that will happen in the following months
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  336. Raise income taxes even more
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  337. Great job Army!
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  338. Just like Italy, they keep trying to change the institutional model as if that was the problem, rather than the political cultural
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  339. He is not a "guard", he's a general
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  340. Wow, incredible! Would have guessed that about Erdogan and his friends 🤣
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  341. Ecologists for coal and gas power plants! Amazing
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  342. LFI = frères musulmans
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  343. Interesting enough, the Fatah gave important information to the Mossad
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  344. Well she's in her 70s and automatic only became a thing in very recent years in Europe
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  345. Ottime notizie! Con il numero di islamisti che ci sono mi sembra ovvio che la destra estrema aumenti i consensi
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  346. So many independentist around think they'll become even richer as soon as they get independence, but reality shows that the opposite is more frequent
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  347. Albania should be able to join even alone, if problems for North Macedonia continues
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  348. This is a very good system, we should adopt it here in Italy
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  349. because they couldn't win
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  350. I hope it doesn't end up like Venezuela
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  351. Is it not the norm?
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  352.  Ahmad خان  Ahmad where are you from? Pakistan maybe?
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  353. Your are too trustful of the Europeans
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  354. Pension expenditure must be reduced or you'll end up like Italy
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  355. Grande Presidente, speriamo vinca anche le elezioni parlamentari!
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  356. What's the problem with Bavarians 😂?
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  357. Can you explain what you mean with the last phrase?
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  358. 60% debt to GDP ratio. Good old days
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  359. Police is not entitled to use violence that much in Germany
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  360. FDP is important to avoid an extremist government
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  361. 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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  362. We should cut welfare and pensions to increase defence funding
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  363. Visto che gli Ucraini faticano da soli, è tempo di esportare la democrazia in Russia! 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
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  364. There's always one 😂
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  365. Nope
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  366. 🤣
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  367. We had PR until 1994 and it was the same. We had FPTP for two elections after 1994 and, again, same result
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  368. So he was the son of an Italian diplomat to the UN?
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  369.  @jasonsimms8251  because of fossil fuel companies money
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  370. Make a video about Draghi calling Erdogan a "dictator"
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  371. Certainly political scientists know better than most economists 🤣
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  372. It's business as usual, like French 4th Republic
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  373.  @braedanquigley7500  Exactly, people don't get that right and left in politics are not absolute, but change from context and personal perspective
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  374. It's called nationalism
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  375.  @fuerstmetternich1997  Not saying his economic plan is a good idea, I'm saying that he at least understand you can't just print more money or borrow indefinitely and you need to have the resources to pay for everything you wanna do. That's not the case among italian
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  376. Well they paid for that, after all
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  377. You're very much on the left, I assume
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  378.  @abuceesay4005  they talk about him because he's the ambassador. When a king or a world leader or even an actor dies, media talk about it. When ordinary people die, no one does. It surprises me that you didn't realises that
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  379. Even if you know English, you should speak in your language when you're representing your country.
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  380. The point is that Australia asked France to change their propulson from nuclear to diesel, then changed again and cancelled the deal.
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  381. Masterclass de Monsieur Macron
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  382. Has happened multiple times. It depends on the winning coalition, they tell the President who they want to be appointed as PM
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  383. So a Christian-Sunni alliance against Hezbollah
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  384. They should have sold the Astra Zeneca to the African Union, it's much cheaper
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  385. I think Erdogan is a Greco-Armenian asset
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  386. Well done to the French government 👍🏿
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  387. AJ is Islamist
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  388. Too kind, I agree
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  389.  @LathropLdST  but at the time of his assassination he wasn't Prime Minister anymore, that's why the security detail wasn't exactly top notch. Also, as he says in the video, no important politician had been assassinated up to that point so it wasn't something they expected
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  390.  @slucas6303  plus all those who actually got it because of merit but are black will always wonder if they deserved or just got in because of their skin colour. Not to mention others will always assume the latter
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  391. Non lo avrai il referendum, è incostituzionale
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  392. She never became head of state though
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  393. Time to get rid of Maduro once and for all. Biden grow a spine!
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  394. So basically both the right and the left presented a Christmas wishlist more than an actual government plan... Might not like Macron but his party is the only one which wouldn't bring France to a financial disaster
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  395. Green propaganda, just like Germany and Italy. For the good of Oil and Gas industry
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  396. If that's the case than surely they have the numbers to remove Barnier, don't they?
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  397.  @Jukehere  still better than Tsipras
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  398. @daniel halachev Fukushima shows us it's not a problem, plus Lybia is too unstable
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  399. Where do you live?
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  400. The problem is that this world is ruled by people like Netanyahu, Erdogan, Modi, etc...
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  401.  @samhainsluagh1685  I didn't know that. But I suppose you're still free to get inside with a loaded weapon
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  402. I think that's because Italian is sometime known by the locals and therefore he tries to speaks Italian but ends up speaking Spanish
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  403.  @beu9245  I hope for a Swiss system, where member states are similar to cantons in Switzerland
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  404. once the trial starts, you are almost guaranteed to be convicted. But you can be acquitted before the trial starts
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  405. A scientist! Enough with these lawyers as PM
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  406. Fertility rates have been going down for many many decades all over the world, Nigeria included. Keep that in mind! Also, I think we'll have to fundamentally change how retirement system work in so many countries because eventually there won't be enough potential immigrants anymore...
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  407. Why?
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  408.  @herrensaar1989  this reminds me of the Mexico paying for Trump's wall...
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  409. Not at all, since the Kuomintang have good chances of winning the next Presidential elections in Taiwan. The Chinese obviously very much prefer a peaceful solution and if the Democratic Party loses in Taiwan, they have good chances of achieving
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  410. Same problem in Europe. Only in poor non industrialised countries people have many children (subsaharian Africa, for example)
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  411. Niente di meglio dei commenti dei populisti
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  412. The US should exige Israel to withdraw from the occupied territories
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  413. 🤣 That's a good one, Elizabeth
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  414. "Trust my plan whilst you starve!"
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  415.  @ZachLDB  you guys understand that left and right are not universal concept but very much dependant on the context?
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  416. They couldn't even ride a bike?!
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  417. I TAKE CHARGE
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  418. Let's wait for the Argentinian elections, hopefully they'll have a more reasonable leadership
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  419.  @rafag9153  well we have to thank America this time, then
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  420.  @mygetawayart  Modi, Bolsonaro, etc...
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  421. Ben Kemal, geliyorum
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  422. There is no EU military force
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  423. At least he's qualified, with a proper CV
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  424. I bet Erdogan will win again, who's willing to bet against ?
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  425.  Sordo Muto  vai a guardare il crollo della lira turca
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  426.  @yvar02  I obviously mean the governments and at the moment Mr. Orban is not the most anti Putin you can find
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  427. He's bipolar, clearly
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  428. PD got 18% in the last elections and are now polling around 20%, not much changed so far
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  429. Fake, it was staged by her party
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  430. Let's remind he was democratically elected. Most of the problems, in democracies, depend on the people's choices
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  431. He was so dangerous as finance minister that even Tsipras fired him
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  432. Convincing people using objecting info about nuclear power would be the first step
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  433. He appointed Barnier because Le Pen told him they won't vote a no confidence motion
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  434. What about CANZUK?
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  435. Nicolas Mayer-Rossignol >>> Olivier Faure
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  436. The poor woman must be really sad about what's happening with her nephews
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  437. Not good for Russia, Italy is the only possible ally they have in the NATO
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  438. This Manchin guy seems based
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  439. She's popular abroad because of foreign policy position which pretty much everyone else in the Finnish parliament also shares
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  440. What a time to be alive. I grew up peacefully, without any worry. Now, this kids already know about their teachers being decapitated...
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  441. Was waiting for this 🔥
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  442. The IMF should prepare a loan program
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  443. He first tried with the left when he proposed them Cazeneuve but they told him they wouldn't approve his government. Then he turned right and proposed them Barnier and they went like: "well, maybe" so he appointed the latter
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  444. Cyprus issue is the only real problem. Everything else might change, but I find it hard to convince Cyprus to accept Turkey
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  445. If he doesn't abide he should be jailed
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  446. May God bless Al Sisi for saving Egypt from the terrorist government
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  447. Yeah he's actually doing all right, overall
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  448. Middle ground solution? They already did it in the senate! That's where you do compromise. In fact, the original proposal was to rise pension age to 65, not 64. Now it's just 64, wtf is he supposed to do? Raise it by 6 months to show he has compromised? Would just be a waste of time
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  449. Varoufakis? Almost destroyed Greece and now wants to destroy Europe. Better for us all if he goes back working to Valve
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  450. It's not true the West doesn't like him, he's keeping the syrian refugees in Turkey and that's important for the EU. Plus whilst he's rethoric is very aggressive and hostile towards Europe that seems to be just because it's popular among his voters.
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  451. That Lady was giving recommendations for vacations😂
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  452. So Jersey's politicians are much more reasonable than the British or the French ones
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  453. True, India send its best abroad
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  454. He payed in Bolivares! Should be ashamed, when $2 Dollars mean nothing to him. Heartbraking to say the least. EDIT: He didn't even tip!
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  455. Not new though, when Europe went for the Eurofighter they had to go alone with their Dassault... their petty nationalism always blocks this projects
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  456.  @Carma123  people voted for it actually
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  457. 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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  458. Here in Europe people have been told to not worry, no need to invest their savings because the government is gonna take care of you. I know a lot of people here in Italy who have good amount of saving that they've never invested because they know nothing about it and think it's a synonym of gambling. Had they started investing back when they were young, maybe they wouldn't need to rely entirely on government pensions
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  459. nice tie
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  460.  @plasmacannon1198  considering they won't get money from Denmark anymore, they'll have to make more deals with the Americans and Chinese corporations anyway
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  461.  @viktator4205  I'd like the EU to at least moderate on their green agenda
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  462. los liberales son los únicos confiables
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  463. Didn't they upload this a year ago or so?
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  464. to be fair we say that in Italy too
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  465. His party only exists because of him, there's no point to it without him
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  466.  @herrensaar1989  I understand their sentiment
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  467.  @ComradeHellas  I wouldn't say China is "docile" but certainly it is very different from Russia. Foolish to compare the two, IMHO
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  468. I think God has other priorities
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  469. France should make deals only with India, Japan who are more thrustworthy
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  470. So green they hate nuclear power and love gas
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  471. Maybe it's due to the Roman Empire or maybe it's even older, who knows
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  472. Yes, we are repeating the 30s
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  473. Exactly, they'll find creative ways to formally respect the budget whilst practically spending much less
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  474. The majority supports Fatah, apparently
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  475.  @MrSoumyaBanerjee  That's what I'm saying. If everyone used that argument, the world would live in a continuous state of war
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  476.  @Kannot2023  even in Italy we don't have much sun during the night. And anyway, it's still dependent on the weather. Yet we need a lot of energy at all time
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  477. It's relevant because of the trade deal between EU and Mercosul.
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  478. 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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  479.  @olebull9714  Which might be a bit of a problem when you are President with full control of the central bank
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  480. And the communists are not lunatics unlike LFI
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  481.  @madhulikay  the inquisition didn't tortured millions, you'd better study before talking. But still, we are in 2020
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  482. IL PIAVE COMANDÒ: INDIETRO VÀ, STRANIERO!
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  483. Not to mention he says bullshit like "perhaps the most dangerous city in Latin America" when Sao Paulo is not even among the most dangerous in Brazil itself... At least do some research before publishing a video
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  484. Amazing president, wish we had him here
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  485.  @borneandayak6725  yes but just the headscarf that only covers the hair is not problematic
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  486. I mean, Monti did some mistakes but the alternative would have been bankruptcy (we have to thank Fornero's pension reform). Same for Dini and Ciampi
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  487. Italy was ruled by the same party until 1994 and just like Japan PM changed very often, but with little difference in government
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  488. @Jezthedead yep, it would be like an African country
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  489.  @yassine073t  what are they then?
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  490. How many times does he have to get acquitted for the media to acknowledge his innocence. What they did to him is crazy, an actual witch hunt
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  491.  @harmless6813  yet they get more coverage than SPD and Union
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  492.  @lenno15697  I think the German Greens are the ones which are less on the left (compared to other green parties) but still more centre leftist than centre rightist
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  493. Voters elect who they think is better, regardless of gender or other frivolous aspects. One day you'll realise it
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  494. Forchielli ha ragione, come quasi sempre
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  495. SA neoliberal 🤣
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  496.  Danny Archer  don't you know how it works? Everything you don't like is neoliberal capitalism, easy
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  497.  @mphomosoeu6624  Russia didn't do anything either, France might not do anything too as you said but it's worth trying since the alternative has already shown its uselessness
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  498.  @vrenak  there are way to legally corrupt someone or at least to keep it secret, even if judges are honest
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  499. Grandi!
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  500. No, it's Renzi doing his things as always
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  501. Identity politics is a cancer, on the right or on the left
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  502.  @potato_nugget  No wait, I'm talking about Comoros not Mayotte. Comoros left France while Mayotte didn't and now people from Comoros are moving to Mayotte! No sense
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  503. Sometimes you need austerity, sometimes more spending. Problem is France has only been spending without control for decades. Can't remember the last balanced budget they had
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  504. Berlusconi did that many times, from smaller parties
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  505. As long as they don't form a coalition with Linke, I'm fine with it
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  506. Also because it's super fuel efficient
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  507. The Geth are coming
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  508. ​ @johnbull4138 not that Germany is much better in that regard
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  509. Isn't the President directly elected by the people?
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  510.  @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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  511. Too difficult to comprehend for the so called "environmentalists"
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  512. Everyone forgetting about Canada
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  513. The Greek nightmare may have finally ended, but the Italian one is just about to begin
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  514. Good leader, middle East should have more of them
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  515. Still don't get why CDU chose Laschet when every poll suggested that he was quite unpopular
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  516. By cutting pension expenditure which is impossible to obtain for electoral reasons
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  517. Technically, all different Volts are national parties and the only place where they elected MEP is Germany, I assume
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  518. You have to realise that in Italy there's a huge propaganda against EU and Germany by almost every newspaper and TV channel. I would exclude only a pair of newspapers and Sky News
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  519. Why did you put Roman Army armours on those gladiators?
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  520. And equally reliable!
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  521. Penguin women are in favour, normal women are against him. I wonder why...
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  522. Here in Italy supporters of a majoritarian system claim that it would would make the political system more stable. It was interesting the listen to a very different POV
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  523. You never celebrate before the match is over
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  524.  @mollybelmont182  don't care, horse is the same as a cow for me. If I eat one, I can eat the other too. Plus cows can be very sweet animals too!
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  525. Let's say the Russian aren't giving a good impression of their armed forces...
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  526.  @cxarhomell5867  Decent? Turkey was doing good during the first 10 years of Erdogan government, but he then decided to go full populist and now TUrkish economy is doing awfully
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  527.  @djazz0  is there a specific reason for this? I think it's quite rare in parliamentary democracies
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  528. Prime Ministers are not elected, not in Italy at least
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  529. Brava Maia
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  530. I've heard cappuccino is very good there
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  531. To be honest, NATO is already doing a lot. More would be a world war with Russia and a lot of nuclear warheads, it was naive to expect more than what he got
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  532. Yes there were, the cops even took selfies with the attackers
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  533. IL is the only hope for Portugal
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  534. Canadian Conservatives are quite moderate, I hope they'll win
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  535. I don't understand anything they say. In the 60s they spoke with a completely different accent
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  536. Enthusiasm might be fading away as it's natural, but her party and coalition is still firmly in the lead
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  537. 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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  538. I think I'll never complain about Italian healthcare system after watching this video. I mean, 10 000 for having a child?!
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  539. That is why they don't spend too much in air force, they have the large French Italian and German air forces to protect them
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  540. You can't say Macron lacks political courage
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  541. Stop voting for ANC and start voting for DA
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  542. It's not. She won because she was perceived as the "Outsider who will change everything" as it's often the case in Italy. Those who were fascist before still are and those who weren't still aren't
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  543. That was a very strange sentence, I hope it was a translation issue
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  544. Even if Clinton did the same with Iraq
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  545. Do you expect the Russian government to be reliable in their statements?
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  546.  @HybridHumaan  they are among those who spend the less. The German army is particularly unequipped
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  547.  @Chris9-z7v  Thanks for the great insight!
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  548. The more the Italian government is controlled, the better it is. Especially for Italians
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  549. They evolved so that are now symbiotic with us
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  550. Congratulations to the people of Estonia!
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  551. You were there at the time?
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  552. People don't realise how UN works and what are its powers
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  553. Why would you assassinate the president of he only has, at best, one year left
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  554. Doesn't matter that much since they'll need either SPD or Greens or both to form a government, hence we can expect another coalition unable to do anything due to internal disagreements
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  555. You see, you are justifying the killing and then you are surprise by this measures
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  556. These people really have nothing to do, if that's what they complain about 🤣
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  557. Ghiaccio, sembra
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  558.  @rohtati1020  Yes, but in other countries people die beacuse of robbery, assaults of whatever. In USA they have a lot of shootings with no reason! It's strange and scaring
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  559.  @thelightsilent  EU =! National governments
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  560. They've been doing this for decades
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  561. pour que Macron nomme un Premier ministre de gauche, il faut d’abord être d’accord. ça ne sert à rien de crier après le président quand on ne peut même pas se mettre entre eux et passer tout son temps à s'insulter
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  562. So basically the same as Alitalia
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  563. Erdogan is a gambler, he may be bluffing or thinking about something like 1974. I think Russia's role will be fundamental
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  564. Indeed, it's quite weird
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  565. They could learn French, not that difficult
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  566.  @zainal167  Yes, he spreads hate and intolerance, not the talibans😂
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  567. And Luigi Cadorna?
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  568.  @yacinekcl  I think he means that Al Sisi met both Obama and Trump, but it was weird the way he said it 🤣
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  569.  @nikolaynikolov8047  0 fatalities in 37 years of existence
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  570. Religion of peace strikes again
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  571. Good! I hate the taxi mafia, bunch of criminals
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  572. It's not like Europe or Islamic countries are all the same, it makes no sense to ask this question
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  573. Why was he free? People are dying because of that! Change the law and make it possible to give life sentence penalty for those people
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  574.  @Minalkra  well said
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  575.  @fidemporas  and? Varoufakis and Syriza had huge impact in the European left, not just in Greece. Their defeat is positive for us all
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  576.  @samhainsluagh1685  So at the end it doesn't make much difference for security
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  577. @UCwCbtqjRQLu1tAWRiGs-w-w Ever seen a Vietnamese woman? Nothing to do with "west", yet dresses normally. Anyway, women dressing like in northern Africa would already be a great conquest for Afghanistan
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  578. A lot of Americans are religious even if left wingers
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  579. bravo Mario
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  580. No, they want more EU military spending (very understandable) and this is just the excuse for that goal, though Germany will continue to befriend Russia and restrain from spending more in defence spending. The french are in minority in Europe, as most think defence spending is not a priority, sadly
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  581. especially greens, which is so non sensical considering they claim to be "environmentalist"
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  582.  @MrNanah38  Mmm... what would they get from this? Is the opposition more pro US than him and his party?
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  583. I do
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  584.  @bzuidgeest  unfortunately people will insist left and right are immutable and therefore independent from time and place
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  585.  @thelegend2776  socialism is not only the revolutionary Marxist one. There exist also reformist socialism such as social democracy
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  586. @Oz if the Greens win? They are indeed more interventionist with words, but I doubt they'll do anything concrete
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  587.  @scinwp  but it didn't seem to be a problem in the previous years he has been governing, did he became Muslim only now? Plus, why not lowering interest rates to 0% if he wants to be pious? 🤣
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  588. "Libertarian" lol
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  589. Ridiculous
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  590. Finally! Took him almost one year since the war to get that
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  591. In which way?
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  592. Il problema è che Draghi si ritrova con un Parlamento di pagliacci. Non so quanto potrà fare
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  593. è così dappertutto
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  594. Yes that was one opposition party proposed to her to support the reform. Problem is Meloni wants automatic absolute majority in parliament and as we've seen in the last French elections that may not always happen with that system (which I find quite good, but not if you want an elective dictatorship where the parliament is just there to pretend it matters)
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  595. Should be condemned also for this defamation against the judges
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  596.  @mr.personhumanson6871  Non native speakers are still taught British English and RP. However, most of the time they mix RP with their native accent and with American accents due to exposition
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  597. There's systemic opposition to army, defence spending and anything related to military in Europe, a bad outcome of WW2 that's still present in European minds unfortunately. Only eastern European countries understand the need of it, because they've got Russia on their borders but don't trust Germany as it is too friendly towards Russia
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  598.  @rygar218  It's weird that they have to work on tuesday and that it's not considered national holiday or something like that. Maybe this explains the not-so-high turnout in US elections?
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  599. People.should try to enjoy their life as they're working, not waiting for pension
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  600. The ideal scenario would be the far right and far left both short of a majority
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  601. Yes and for everyone, not just Korea (yeah, I'm looking at you Germany and Italy)
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  602. These MPs don't seem very competent or knowledgeable , I hope it's because they're speaking in English
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  603. ECR, supposedly at least
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  604. How can they? No centre right voter would prefer them over LREM
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  605. @Haider Ibn Akhlaq no, because Sikhs don't kill people. In a free society you can retain your culture and tradition unless they clash with the local laws. That's the case of France
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  606. Yes, though you can't solve this problem in a few years or even decade. That's why I think these projects should start from a few countries that are willing to do it, later others may join
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  607. Maybe we can get Draghi as PM
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  608. Of course an ambassador is going to be more talked about
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  609. Indeed, very similar to New Caledonia
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  610.  @MaelPlaguecrow6942  So you don't wish it
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  611. sì, è la natura delle cose
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  612. He is indeed
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  613. East Asia can save itself, not make the same mistakes of Europe. Islam is like cancers, you have to treat it very early or it will be too late
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  614. Why are you not a fan of Japan? Wdym?
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  615. Rachida Dati
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  616. That's how it works in many countries
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  617. Interesting, thanks
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  618. Il venditore di angurie è imperialista come sempre. Vuole fare il piccolo Hitler (o Mussolini, se volete) e va fermato
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  619.  @BeryAb  yes that'd be good. All three parties balance themselves
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  620. Authorities did a great job. That man is just ignorant
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  621. Russia is a joke, these days
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  622.  @juliushakala5148  I'm not that sure a country in which engineers are paid less than teachers is an utopia anyway
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  623. Pension reform (increase retirement age from 60 to 63) and centre right economic policies in general. His alleges "anti Islam" are more moderate than what the centre right and the far right proposed, but more "strict" than the left
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  624. What language do they use in federal government? Everyone speaks its own? And do all MPs understand the other languages?
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  625. How many miles more or less?
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  626. The problem is not only China. The US don't recognise Taiwan as well. Only 15 countries do!
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  627. You mean a minority governments? Some parties must abstain during the vote of confidence then
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  628.  @lulama8830  durante il covid
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  629. Is she serious?
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  630. Unfortunately most French pretend to not understand this
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  631. Everybody know that, what's your point?
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  632.  @alexdouvalopoulos8575  they have good taste in California
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  633. Guys will you upload the Wojtek episode on here too?
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  634. 4th Republic revival
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  635. Could you elaborate?
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  636. Guys in many parts of big European cities non electric vehicles are not allowed, that's why you may need an electric vehicle
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  637. I don't see a solution because the largest share of population is near retirement age and they will never approve bold pension reforms, obviously
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  638. Macron LE GOAT
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  639. Restrictions only make people poorer, angrier, anxious, depressed, etc... The damages, especially for the youngest ones, will be felt for decades
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  640. Well done! Finally someone protecting trade, the Suez canal is very important to connect the Mediterranean countries to east Asia
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  641. Finally geologists get some recognition
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  642. DW pretends it doesn't know nuclear power is already safe, Thorium or not
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  643. Yes, because of Turkey. The did it even during the crisis
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  644. So they're not actually environmentalists (they even prefer coal over nuclear power!), just like any other green party At least, they're better than the CDU in foreign policy
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  645. But how did this video get leaked?
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  646. Kim has nukes, so it does not have to fear Americans too much. No reasons to provoke them
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  647. Brava Maia 😍
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  648. Without the EU and its rule we in Italy would have ended up like Argentina
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  649. Yeah they have a quite "sober" style. I think the new Peugeots look better both inside and outside (though they have some uncomfortable features)
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  650. Brazil needs a decent President like they had in the 90s, not Lula or Bolsonaro
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  651. Better than terrorist Morsi
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  652. It makes sense if your goal is to cause tensions to boycott your own government since this guy is at the opposition of the current Swedish government
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  653.  @tomendruweit9386  I would like something like Switzerland, where every member state has to ratify federal law otherwise they're not valid in that canton; Defence (Armed Forces) and Foreign policy would be Federal Government prerogatives and not on a national level. Something like this may be a compromise between the need of a common voice in the international stage, but preserving national sovereignty over domestic matters
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  654. Why only two legislature?
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  655. Inform yourself about the damage he caused in Greece
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  656. LFI = frères musulmans
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  657. Nate Barbre Yes, he's old and in Italy we used to study French instead of English, at the time he was young
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  658. You can become a member of the EU only if all members agree. If you don't have good relations with Greece and Cyprus their are going to veto your entrance to the EU. How could they think they had chances to join the EU if they are basically in a cold War with those countries?
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  659.  @fetihakkaya9125  Full of Turkish nationalists in the web
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  660.  @C104-k5m  Yeah, most parliamentary systems works like that
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  661. Thank God, I'd say
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  662. bonne chance, Monsieur le Premier Ministre
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  663. What a coincidence! TRT forgot to report this news!
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  664. Lol
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  665.  @Seelenverheizer  I'd say the SPD is centre left, then
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  666. Rip Silvio
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  667.  @jackplay5645  I mean a pro-Russian/China Europe is not in the interest of the US
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  668.  @kristians2704  Maybe he drives a pick up
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  669.  @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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  670.  @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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  671. All his interviews are like that, but people do not get that triggered generally
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  672. Why he went for the French pronunciation ("atomique") but only for the last word 😂
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  673. Romania has the fastest internet connections in Europe
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  674. There is no rational reason to vote for independence
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  675. The world can't allow another war in Lebanon. The Lebanese people have been suffering enough
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  676. Even when Italy had FPTP nothing changed, because parties would split after the elections and government collapsed anyway
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  677.  @emib6599  a lot of areas with nationalist movements already have great autonomy (Greenland is one example) but their demands are ideological. The only independence movement I understand are the ones moved by economic reasons
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  678.  @KarthikAyyalasomayajula  Yes but they'd need to radically change their economic system and be super pro mines. The world is full of countries rich of natural resources which are so poor
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  679.  @Wichita0  Do you know how much money do they get from Denmark? Do you know how many in Greenland work as public employees?
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  680. la gauche n'est pas majoritaire en France, il faut le comprendre. quand le pays est divisé en 3 minorités, seuls ceux qui sont capables de faire des compromis peuvent gouverner
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  681. Both are necessary
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  682. I support both. We need to drastically increase our defense spending and capabilities but keep our defense cooperation with the USA
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  683. Well any government would have been a minority government, with this parliament. And they can't have snap elections until 2025, but they still need to have a PM
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  684.  @megaTherionXX  yes but we need Ukraine to win
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  685. Bravo Giggino 👏👏
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  686. If that pushes EU governments to increase military spending, then it can only be positive. But probably nothing will change, as always (especially looking at German parties platforms on defence)
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  687. It's funny because he acts like he's understanding when Al Sisi speaks 🤣
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  688.  @BarelloSmith  it's typical even in Emilia Romagna. Well, in Emilia at least
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  689. Armando Diaz, invece, è un Eroe della Patria
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  690. There was a war and a treaty that Austrian signed
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  691. Prendano degli stranieri se gli Spagnoli non hanno voglia di lavorare. In fin dei conti, se non lavorano vuol dire che possono permetterselo
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  692.  @Andreas_42  Very interesting. To me it looks like a unique system, neither Presidential nor Parliamentary
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  693. Yes, I agree. If you consider right and left wing exclusively on the basis of Free Market VS State intervention then yes, Europe has always been to the left of the USA. Yet, Trump is not exactly a free marketeer yet no one considers him a left winger so clearly that's not how we use these terms
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  694. Everyone knew that, but Biden plays with people life for electoral reasons
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  695. Francia, UK...mi chiedo perché questi attacchi non avvengano in Italia.
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  696. Why doesn't he go to Brazil? As a Brazilian citizen he can't be extradited according to the constitution. Is it the same in Lebanon?
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  697. I don't think this will pass at the referendum but still worrying they're trying
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  698.  @dmitrizaslavski8480  that is why I'll never understand all this "I came first" thing
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  699. He did so much damage to Greece
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  700. Strong in bed because impregnated her wife 7 times? That's not so difficult
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  701. They expelled the far left and islamist candidates and still won by a landslide! This is great to see
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  702.  @MrVictorPhineas  true, Portugal is always in the list. Italy is officially parliamentary but the president is much more powerful than, let's say, in Germany or the various Kings and Queens
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  703. For many reasons, such as that stupid amnesty made by the communist leader just after the end of the war
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  704.  @ahsanimam73  Indians were colonised and they come to Europe as well, but they don't try to impose Hinduism
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  705. But conservative parties in Italy are voted but a lot of young people too, unlike Britain for instance. So I doubt demographics per se is what made the far right strong
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  706. Same
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  707. They would have done it. Not the people of Izmir though, they voted for CHP more than AKP
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  708. So kidnapping people, hijacking cars, beating random bypassers, burning down elementary schools etc... Is a protest against police violence and racism?
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  709.  @bobsscienceshack8694  What are you talking about? It's the people who decide, they can listen to whoever they want to and base their decisions on whatever they want
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  710.  @coraleahs  Premier (or Prime minister if you wish)
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  711. Without the EU, we'll end like Argentina. So, many thanks, but I'm happy in the EU
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  712. They complain about Islamophobia then you read comments like the ones they have been posting here. They really don't understand the point, it seems
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  713. Italian media also is pro Russia
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  714.  @pollutingpenguin2146  That comes naturally IF you invest in research and development too... With western European public opinion considering anything associated with the military and weapons a sort of taboo, it's gonna be hard
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  715.  @morningdew2309  Mercenaries, but who hired them?
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  716. You could say that. But the ECB is higly political
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  717. There's a place for visitors, but it isn't shown in TV
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  718.  @arthurbriand2175  yeah, Germany is more excusable than others
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  719.  @popkhorne5372  exactly, as if the world was either a peaceful utopia or a terrible place, but that doesn't affect us somehow
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  720.  @questmarq7901  Maybe you're right 🤣. Surely he isn't doing Turkey's interests
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  721. True, but that's been going on for a century, by now
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  722. Unfortunately, Islam doesn't have a peaceful and positive image in non-muslim countries. He should try to improve it instead of preserving it, because it's not good at the moment
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  723. FDP third party
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  724. And some guy told me the Greens weren't over-represented in DW channel
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  725. Well in part there's the appeal of the state taking caring of everything so that you have no more responsibility (and don't have to suffer the consequences of your choices). In other words they trade their freedom for the promise of "social safety". Then they end up having neither the freedom nor the material conditions to live a decent life
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  726. Because it's close
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  727. They have a very competent President
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  728. Constitutional Republic? You just said it was a monarchy! 🤣 It was a constitutional monarchy, not democratic though
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  729. What do you propose?
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  730. Why do they stand up and seat compulsively?
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  731. Bolsonaro is terrible, but Boulos wouldn't be any better
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  732. So you want the Libyans to keep the oil just there without getting any money from it 😂
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  733.  @jamalsaid7475  that's a problem of the local leadership
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  734. "Islam is the religion of peace" they said. It's just some crazy people. Now it's the former Malaysian PM, what will they say?
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  735.  @joshbentley2307  Well they could take in African migrants...
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  736.  @obal9031  To be fair I don't think Erdogan has much money to spent on this right now...
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  737. 182<289
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  738. Yeah, and the Communists are not far left... Everyone is moderate for you guys
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  739.  @mrnevertheire4098  oh well if the government says so...
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  740. It used to be worse, before the changes in 2016
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  741. That was a peculiar choice of colours
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  742. Russia's GDP is lower than that of Italy alone. It can't sustain a full scale war if American and some European country intervene
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  743. For what?
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  744. The Americans already do a lot in Europe, but they have other interests to defend such as east asia
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  745.  @brulehumainmax2012  je préférais quand la gauche parlait de la religion comme de "l'opium du peuple" et non pas qu'on puisse être homophobe parce que "leur religion le leur dit"
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  746.  @marcusp.1039  Tu as le droit d'être masochiste
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  747.  @pz4336  Completely useless then
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  748. What's the difference between this and Quattroporte apart from this being a little bit shorter and obviously cheaper?
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  749. Those are bullied sometimes become bullies themselves
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  750. Well most of them are as white as Europeans, if not more
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  751. Bravo Edu! Sempre saggie parole
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  752. You can spy as much as you want, as long as no one discovers you
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  753. @Luca Goodoer what did he say?
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  754.  @heldertorres4296  Italy is the third largest country, among those 27
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  755.  @heldertorres4296  The opposite, it's the third in economy, wealth and population but not by area
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  756. If Lula stops trying to ruin relations by continuing to defend Putin, maybe we'll get it
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  757. It's because the opposition was in minority, so no it would have been pointless to present another candidate
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  758. Yes, it would make Europeans feel their vote matters and it would also attract much more attention to the european elections
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  759.  @Duck-wc9de  they're deluded at best
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  760. He may not save Italy, but he can show there's an alternative to populism and maybe some will pick up his legacy
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  761. Laughs in Italian government lasting not even a year
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  762.  @malekaltayari3936  and even in Europe (Ukraine, Russia)!
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  763. religion of peace
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  764. Purtroppo non c'è nulla da fare
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  765. It's only after WW2 that we decided to embark in this unsustainable welfare adventure. It has been a little part of our history that has to change
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  766. She hasn't worked as a scientist for many decades
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  767. Same, but thankfully it seems like more and more Germans are changing their attitudes towards nuclear power
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  768. Another leader charged with crime against humanity, incredible
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  769.  @FBI--OPEN--UP---  That's what I was thinking
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  770. Very much so, Italians love someone one day and hate him after a year or so
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  771.  @jankoodziej877  yeah and depends also on the country. In some places electricity is super cheap
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  772. Oh I would love it in Italy
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  773. Ah be' 150
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  774. They closed nuclear power plants so that they could be even more dependant on Russia 💪
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  775. Vedo che anche I francesi hanno un grosso problema di populismo, a giudicare dai commenti
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  776. The CCP has indeed learnt. They know that Taiwan is too small to cause a world war. They may be condemned by the UN and US but no one will attack China because of that.
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  777. So what was the point of PSD creating the AD coalition to then lose the supposed votes coming from CDS to the ADN?
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  778. Well it seems like the British model of integration isn't working that well! They said the French model inevitably lead to tensions and violence but the British one of letting everyone do what they wanf doesn't seem better at all
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  779. No, they angered the Algerians leaving Algerian gas to Italy. I don't really understand what Spain gained by supporting Morocco: is it only to stop immigrants?
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  780.  @kaloschke  Nazi Greens would be interesting
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  781. I mean, the vice president would govern and he's not better
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  782.  @BBQBeerKars  FHC would have managed the Covid pandemic much better
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  783. Same in Italy!
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  784. Actually this is a good point
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  785. Bravo Manu
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  786. They're taking it from Lebanese waters I think
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  787. Not really, they have Bernie Sanders, AOC and even Biden has shifted considerably to the left. What you say may have been true 10 years ago
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  788. I think you assumed Austria would make far too many concessions to Italy. They would have never given Trieste to Italy, not to mention the whole adriatic coast
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  789. He looks like a Sicilian, lol
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  790.  @lecterxradio3807  apparently many Greeks agree with me...
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  791. They want electric cars when most of the electricity is produced by fossil fuels power plants, ridiculous
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  792. @Stefan W. But how do you produce hydrogen? You need a lot of energy that must come from nuclear power plants and renewable sources
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  793.  @Borderline-pt8bz  Maddai, I Russi non riescono nemmeno a conquistare l'Ucraina 🤣. La NATO li spazza via in due settimane
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  794. LFI = frères musulmans
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  795. Build a damn incinerator
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  796. ​ @byunbaekhyun2283  much better, lowering retirement age is suicidal and particularly sadist towards younger generations
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  797. Did you realised your mistake before it was too late?
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  798. Is interesting to remember that this treaty created the perfect atmosphere, in Italy, for Mussolini's ascent
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  799. In America the sentiment is much more pro Israel than in Europe, so it's not surprising
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  800. If Italy's PD was like Schroeder SPD, I would vote for it. Unfortunately, it's more like the Spanish PSOE
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  801. Sapere che questo è un generale è un po' preoccupante
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  802. Other Europeans need to understand that if they don't introduce tough anti mafia legislation, they'll end up like Sicily in the 90s
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  803. 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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  804.  @fitito500  The rest of the world, but Americans pretend it's only in Europe
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  805.  @smileyface3956  agree, the more the countries the easier it is to find disagreements and paralise the decision-making process
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  806. I'm switching to computer science
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  807. Let's hope the German will follow
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  808. Many people don't know basic economics and think her policies make sense and would benefit their situation. That's why they vote for her (consider most voters don't give a f*ck about foreign policy)
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  809. Perfect people don't exist
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  810. In Italy they collapse quite often, but were quite stable until 1994
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  811. It seemed to me the CDU/CSU seems to have shifted to a very much pro Ukraine position (pushing for Taurus missile, etc...) since they changed their leadership. At least this is what it looks like from abroad
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  812.  @dwaynetherockjohnson2450  is this another bitcoin scam?
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  813.  @declancurry4479  That's why the left loses in so many european countries
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  814. WAR!!! We want BLOOD
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  815. CDU o FDP, no hay alternativas creibles
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  816. Religion of peace strikes again: episode 563257
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  817. Why would they be against the EU? This is not a surprise, not at all
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  818. It can if it wants to, but that means spending much more then political parties and public opinion is willing to, I'm afraid. And not just more, also in a different way
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  819. Far left loves to bring down governments to let the right wing govern. I wouldn't like to be in Antonio's shoes, having to deal with those lunatics
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  820. Vai a studiare
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  821. ​ @BernasLL TBF the only reason we didn't have many elections in Italy is because our President is the opposite of Marcelo and does all to not call snap elections, pushing instead for alternative majorities
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  822. Lol, the opposition is also composed by the Islamist party but ok...
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  823. Apparently it was 5000k per document, and he sold 181 of them
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  824. Yes, but we have to start somewhere. Maybe Draghi can show to Italians that there's an alternative to what we have been experiencing so far
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  825. Generally, whenever someone says "EU" and "army" in the same phrase people get crazy. I'm surprised by the comments, so far
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  826. Btw, Frontex is more like a border police than an army
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  827. From Iran to Saudi Arabia... Not a great improvement
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  828. The economic program is a copy-paste from LFI
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  829. All groups include some parties that shouldn't really be there. Anyway, ALDE (Renew Europe) is still the best one
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  830. No one wants to give up their privileges. But pension reform is fundamental or there won't be any money left in the next decades. 64 is still low retirement age
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  831. Well, that’s not difficult
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  832. The only negative point for me are the air conditioning controls, I would have preferred to use "analogic" controls
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  833. These taxes are very low. In Italy you can pay until 43% of your income if you earn more than 75000 euro
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  834. We've had enough already
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  835. Why?
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  836.  @Frivals  Ce l'ha fatta
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  837. 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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  838. The famous Greek colonial empire 😂
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  839. Non l'abbiamo conquistata, ci siamo insediati pian piano. Ma ci sono state battaglie solo contro gli etiopi, mai con gli eritrei
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  840. Why do you think she converted?
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  841. That was in 2002, what happened?
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  842. 8 Japanese and Italian PM, 5 British PM and American Presidents, 4 French Presidents
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  843. No because Cyprus can veto. End of the story
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  844. It's interesting how everyone who has tried a european country's healthcare system preferes ir over the privatised one. However, it's an American problem and if the majority preferes the private system... Well good for doctors and insurances
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  845. Unfortunately when you've been telling people that's their right for decades and then suddenly you have to change it because it's collapsing, this will always be the reaction
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  846.  @MAX3D2  He just killed a man, but I suppose his plans were known to others in Iranian army. So, unless we think he had some secret plans that he didn't tell anyone, what is the point of killing him?
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  847.  @serhattyds25  Erdogan first of all
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  848. What a moron
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  849. 2:06 that's inaccurate, the president has no obligation to appoint a member of the largest party as PM.
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  850. LFI = frères musulmans
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  851.  齐质保  the recent changes in diplomatic attitude from China, made the EU more wary and therefore more willing to cooperate with India
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  852.  @rayconteras3361  That is why we don't want another
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  853.  @pajurr  I mean more than what he promised, so to reach 67 instead of 65
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  854. Nuclear France much less polluted than Anti-Nuclear (supposedly environmentalist) Germany. Thanks, Greens!
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  855. Average is around 14 months since WW2, I think she can easily get more than that! But not as much as Berlusconi
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  856.  @muslimresponse103  Yes there are but obviously a politician from a Christian party wouldn't cancel the visit of Turkish minister just because one Turkish citizens burned the Bible. Of course it would be very different if it was a government official doing so, then I would agreee
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  857.  @imbusymom4615  but if the Constitution says you have the right to do it, the Swedish government cannot prohibit him from doing it
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  858. I agree
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  859. Aren't resignations always the case after elections? Even if you win?
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  860. All the so called "environmentalists" are against. They hate nuclear power so much, but they love coal, gas and oil
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  861.  @suckyourmum4182  such as?
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  862. la sagesse de s'allier avec les islamistes et les homophobes...
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  863.  @nekkimoi2709  rien à voir avec Israël... on peut critiquer Israël, comme le font l'Espagne, l'Irlande, le Brésil (et comme je pense que la France devrait le faire aussi, bien sûr) sans être islamiste. la déclaration de ce candidat LFI est très claire, ça ne sert à rien de chercher à déplacer la conversation vers Israël et la Palestine
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  864.  @deltasource56  indeed
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  865.  @deltasource56  there are many videos where you can see that
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  866.  @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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  867.  @billachiasimarkhor4766  where did ISIS get all those Toyotas?
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  868. Macron LE GOAT
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  869. Mmm, Erdogan has made him popular though
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  870. @Larry S lol
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  871.  @anthonymanderson7671  indeed and it might take only one election
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  872. If you don't know anything about German politics, don't make silly assumptions.
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  873.  @CtrlOptDel  yes but as you see by many comments even on this channel, there's no much public support for it
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  874. The problem is that you have to create wealth before redistributiing it
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  875. Waiting for what the court will decide
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  876. The majority of Afghans are not fans of Talibans and the US, true, but they also aren't stupid and perfectly know that if NATO leaves, they're country will fall into the hands of the Talibans as the regular army is absolutely unable to face them. There's a reason if dozen of thousands are trying to flee already
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  877. Today, Germans are even too pacifist
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  878. I think that's good for the EU, the UK was always trying to undermine the EU. Now we have the chance to move on
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  879. Perché gli altri sono corrotti e senza un piano economico
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  880.  @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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  881. Vive le conseil constitutionnel!
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  882. Throw them in jail
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  883. lol
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  884. I think so, although with some adaptations. I would say that it would be very important to give some competencies to the EU (like the ones the swiss federal government has) and make it very clear that everything else is on the hands of the member states. For examples, social and civil rights like LGBTQ policies, abortion, etc... should have nothing to do with the federal EU government
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  885. The great crime was done by Mitterand when he lowered it to 60 in 1983
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  886.  @hgbnkbggj2915  you can't convince poorer countries to change their energy sources unless you pay them, because they can't afford it. Not sure Europe is ready to do so
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  887. It's because the governing coalition already has a majority, so no point in that
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  888. Also, he is not a an Islamic extremist
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  889.  @Kenny-bj2zq  not sure what going woke has to do with pension reforms but ok 👍
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  890. Yes, but he's still accountable to the Parliament. So it very much depend of what the parties are willing to do. A technocrat is better for them because they can throw the responsibility for unpopular laws to him, even if they approved them
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  891. Guerrigliero? Annamo bene...
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  892.  @mismutt88  Yeah ahaha. I really don't understand them
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  893. I thought that was the norm
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  894. Brava Maia!
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  895.  @DoctorChained  Talibans too
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  896. Ahahahaha
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  897. You can jail them
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  898. How did it go? Are you working now?
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  899. Why no Russia?
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  900.  @ZMAN_420  it's not a matter of will 🤣. You'll realise that the harsh reality beats ideology
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  901.  @semihsert4929  nothing special to be honest, that's what a lot of dictators have been doing for centuries. Some are successful, other aren't
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  902.  @scorpio6416  if you don't have luggage...
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  903. Senhor, cuidado com a China
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  904. Ohh the neapolitans...
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  905. Macron wants to break the left wing coalition to rule with the most moderate faction. So far they have resisted, but the socialist party looks like it might start to diverge on the issue
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  906.  @gdf_6c  I wouldn't say he's social democrat (he's more of a Christian Democrat), but definetly not a neoliberal. Also keep in mind that working in a central bank is very much different from working in a private bank
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  907. Unicorns are rhinos
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  908. Turkey is being imperialist as always
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  909. All EU countries should go nuclear
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  910. This man chose to become a hero, rather than taking the easy route and flee in the West
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  911. Mitterand lowered it and no one had the courage to raise it back to 65, in the 40 years
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  912. Why is Switzerland a parliamentary republic? I mean, the head of state is also the head of government (even though it's a collective body) which is not the case in parliamentary system AFAIK
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  913. I don't know but he shouldn't
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  914. It wasn't the case until 1994 when a huge scandal (mainly corruption) involved almost all major parties of the time (Christian democracy, socialist party, etc...) From that moment onwards, populist have had large support
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  915. Beautiful country
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  916. Great choice. But he has to cut public employees and other waste of public money. Otherwise he's no different from his predecessors
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  917.  @aktari248  lol, some people are just blinded by ideology they couldn't be bothered by actually checking if it works
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  918. Vote FDP
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  919. 10 years ago it was even worse
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  920. Facts win over ideology, eventually
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  921. With the others drugs
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  922. Exactly, but so many French people act as if having a desk job was comparable to a mining worker in the beginning of the 20th century!
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  923. What troops in Israel 😂
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  924.  @7gripz  even in the ottoman Empire there were many christians
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  925. No, there was already widespread opposition to the German reunification in Europe. Imagine a new Anschluss
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  926. Populism
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  927. Exactly
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  928.  @Doge811  it is very different because of the majority bonus in parliament
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  929. Grande Macron!
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  930. Amazing, 30 years! Must be very popular 🤣
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  931.  @drewege9555  fools
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  932.  @hendrikdependrik1891  Unironically
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  933. 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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  934. What's the point of a 7seater? I mean, if you have a large family you're probably gonna need to carry some luggage too, but with the rear seats it's impossible
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  935. Rip Silvio 😭
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  936. They have been saying this for a decade by now 😁
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  937.  Modi Superpooper 2020  His father is from Goa, I believe
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  938.  @Its_Boki  forgot about it 😅. Don't think there's any issue with them. The EU should just ignore Serbia and Kosovo and let in the Albania and Montenegro
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  939.  @judychurley6623  A mediocre and incompetent one, but still a technocrat
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  940. Even if he was telling the truth, you don't really need to be President to rule a country
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  941. Appunto, poi dal 2030 non da domani. Io li porterei a 67
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  942. The far right + Melenchon's party are the new left: they get most of the poor people's votes and support left wing economic policies.
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  943. That means he actually understands finance, so it's a good thing
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  944. We could all use nuclear power plants just like France
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  945. Better not to judge Islam by his followers, I agree
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  946. You know these people died millennia ago?
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  947. Yeah they complain foreigners don't solve their problems lol
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  948. I didn't have much respect even before, but I couldn't think they would have gone so far
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  949. Very different situations, South Africa was MUCH worse at least until the end of Apartheid not many years ago. Brazil's situation is not comparable at all
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  950. Inequalities have been going down though
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  951. In Latin America you can have huge salaries in certain fields, there's much more income inequality
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  952. Problem is Turkey has a paranoia that make them things everyone is their potential enemy. That's why they don't trust neither their allies, nor Rissia
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  953. 802 jihadists didn't like this video
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  954.  @Long-Ball-Larry  well, I don't know. But there are journalist who go there, like BBC, France24, etc...
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  955. True and considering how little we spend in defense right now, we could use a little more to finance a supernational army
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  956. peonia bright Sì, credici
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  957. That is why the EU is improving cooperation with India
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  958. We had 50 minutes one year at school, we all considered it too brief
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  959. Luckily the Romas civilised my land!
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  960.  @coraleahs  you're welcome
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  961.  @SCHHHa  guarda che dopo il 3 agosto inizia il semestre bianco, quindi Mattarella non potrà più sciogliere le camere (ergo, non si potrà più andare al voto). Se Draghi regge fino a quel punto, si va avanti almeno fino a gennaio 2022 quando si eleggerà il nuovo Presidente della Repubblica (Draghi stesso, probabilmente)
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  962.  @denis_denis05  yep, Greece has a small economy so it's not like the EU is so much affected by that
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  963.  @avosadakian8636  I mean why did the Union chose Laschet as candidate, instead of Söder. What conspiracy are you talking about?
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  964.  @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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  965.  @StrawberryLegacy  Thank you very much!
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  966. There's no winner, the second round is next week
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  967. I remember that back in 2022 they were all asking if that invasion was going to make Europeans wake up. Apart from limited increase in defense spending by some countries, nothing has happened
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  968. We eat horse meat in Italy. It's not that different from cow
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  969. Is she pro Israel?
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  970. @B T the opposition? The PM?
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  971. He means economists (or similar) that are not part of any political party and aren't taking part in politics
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  972. Let me guess: Harvard or Stanford?
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  973. "Neo-liberalism" means "everything I don't like", basically
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  974.  @VictorECaplon  that's our problem, as Europeans
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  975.  @dkoda840  exactly
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  976.  @popkhorne5372  the Americans go there, bomb the crap out of it and leave or occupy it. Start doing something like the Chinese, make investments, influence them this way (I'm not saying military intervention is always bad, but it shouldn't be the only thing we do
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  977. Wait a moment, is this considered a "small car" in the US?
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  978. I'would have liked to have a Prime Minister like Merkel...
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  979.  @Edvin-gn1hr  oh really?! Wow
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  980. Nessuno lo ha obbligato ad andarci
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  981. How is that a "little" car?
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  982. Well they are
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  983. Bien fait Madame Borne!
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  984. They did it because they say China violated the HongKong treaty (in which they should have guarantee the same freedoms for the first 50 years), which they did
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  985.  @phillbt  true, but after all the word "socialist" has had different meaning since it existed even before Marx
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  986. Le pen is a social democrat not Macron
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  987. What you say is true, but dismissing people fears or calling them stupid won't help. Left and centrist party must understand that
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  988. Many parties position evolved along the decades but the name stayed the same
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  989.  @jimsullivan6634  The PM doesn't need to be elected
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  990. Good
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  991. Religion of peace strikes again
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  992. Just been in Vienna, you "feel the Empire" that does not exist anymore. It made me feeling melancholy
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  993. So they are just leaving Afghanistan in the hands of the Talibans?!
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  994. AJ is Islamist, why are people surprised by this documentary?
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  995. 🤣
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  996. He chickened out at the first riots against his reforms in his first term, condemning himself to be a mediocre president. If you give up so easily, you're basically telling everyone that a violent minority can block anything. Very bad message
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  997. Many Nationalists in the comment
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  998. Yes that's the real reason. There's no one "credible" in the opposition
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  999. They don't do anything until a disaster happens, then they try to blame someone else
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  1000. He's waiting for a kid to maul
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  1001. I'm thinking that countries may not be that willing to buy German tanks in the future...
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  1002. Horse meat is not that different from cow meat. At least the one I tried
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  1003. ​@MinimmalmythicistAusterity in France, come on 😂
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  1004.  @contineus999hungry  not a popular statement these days
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  1005. true, all the Brazilian political system is base on clientelism, after all
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  1006. It's so funny that Khan is considered a "moderate". They had a good PM and that was Bhutto
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  1007.  @dallassukerkin6878  plus, what if you have some serious problems and need constant care? Plenty of elders do
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  1008. Until 2023 he has a lot of time to screw up things even more
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  1009.  @MrGold-lo6vc  exactly
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  1010.  @obal9031  but the polls are publicly available and they showed both mayors doing better than him
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  1011.  @obal9031 So do you also think the opposition will have the numbers to change the constitution in the direction they want to (parliamentarism, cerimonial president, etc...)?
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  1012.  @obal9031  Then why did Meral made all that chaos? Was it a strategy to come back and look even more united?
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  1013. This is against turkey, not AUKUS
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  1014. In my hometown we only have buses and they're very uncomfortable, just came from a city where I used only trams and the difference in comfort is HUGE
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  1015. If NATO really wanted to defeat the Talibans, it should have sent hundred of thousands men
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  1016. I have an Italian and Brazilian passport. Used to think my Brazilian passport was kinda useless but looking at how things are going, I'm happy I have it
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  1017. This has nothing to do with social democracy
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  1018. Good
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  1019.  @yetimano1  lol
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  1020. No, he can't. Not with this parliament
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  1021. He can take a joke, unlike Erdogan
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  1022. Business as usual. It's like French 4th republic
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  1023. Not true. Only Americans think Lebanon is a third world country
    2
  1024. Sad but true
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  1025. Lebanon won't get more money form the IMF unless there are serious issues to fight corruption (which will never happen as the vast majority of MPs are corrupt)
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  1026. I think the same ones will win again
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  1027. You Americans...
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  1028. Only one party wants that
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  1029.  @jasonwilliamtjandra  they used to have weirdos both on the right and on the left but todays most rightist have left (as M5S allied with PD)
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  1030. Lifetime term makes no sense
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  1031.  @brianmilosevic8400  that's why I said "if Europe wanted". Anyway, the Americans lost because they were the invading and the Vietnamese defending. The average American soldier couldn't care less about Vietnam, but the Vietnamese were fighting for their land.
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  1032. Why did you never think you have said this?
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  1033. Imunidad diplomatica
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  1034. But he said that in the video
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  1035. Those cup holders are made for Americans, I believe. That's why they are so large
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  1036.  @malcpaul996  anytime!
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  1037.  @bicker31  cost comparison is what really matters yes. A more China-aligned EU is not in the interests of the USA. And mind you European countries are not the only allies the US have, the others will observe how the US [doesn't] help its allies and will draw their own conclusions
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  1038. Well done Japan! Time for the Europeans to wake up!
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  1039. Well said Mr. Macron 👏🏾 Always wise words
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  1040.  @sylvainboltz7497  De la loi de la laïcité, de l'anticléricalisme à La France Islamiste...
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  1041.  @ayeti13  yeah it seems in the last decades it shifted so much to the right
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  1042.  @andrewrobinson2565  Mmm... I suppose you're from the UK, then
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  1043.  @irreligiousexmuslim8234  That's what I think. Muslims are the first victims of Islam
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  1044. If the number of MPs increased, where did they put the new chairs? Is there empty space just in case?
    2
  1045. Maybe he voted on the right
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  1046.  @UnleashedOdinV2  Yes, Moroccans are much better
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  1047. I mean, why did Argentinians kept electing Peronists despite running the country to it's ground, why did Italians elect politician who brought it to the level of debt they have today, etc... Unfortunately the best option often times isn't the most popular
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  1048.  @YY-ug9mv  yes
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  1049.  Super Bad  pizza wasn't that big at the time
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  1050.  @ElOchentero  Yep, that's our problem in Italy. Left and right are both statist and only differ on social matters
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  1051.  Yadav Aman  you guys elect her in Parliament, not us
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  1052. It's 5k per document and he gave them 181 of them
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  1053. Congratulations to Macron and Borne for their courage!
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  1054. Well he said he's a dictator we have to cooperate with
    2
  1055. British media seems to have shifted towards nationalism since Brexit
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  1056. São Paulo is not even the most dangerous city in Brazil, in fact it's one of the safest ones (excluding the smallest ones), so how can it be the most dangerous of Latin America? Stop the bullshitting
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  1057. So Albania will join before Montenegro?
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  1058.  @vladimirbazhaev7851  ?
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  1059.  @axxessmundi  everybody has subsaharian origin if you go back far enough, what kind of reasoning is that
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  1060.  @philippechevereau9818  Nobody forces you to fly with them! You can always go with Air France, Lufthansa, BA, etc... and spend 5 more what you would spend with them. I'm happy to save that money since I'm not rich
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  1061. I agree that forcibly relocating people is not ideal, since they should have been concentrated all in the same areas to start with. But mistakes were made and they have to correct them
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  1062. Unable to answer the question, she was trying to attack and discredit him by claiming he was a rich privileged man, while she was just like the workers
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  1063.  @SophiaAstatine  Well what do they want then? Without Denmark there will be China or the US or both. THis is obvious
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  1064. If that's the best of the American right, you guys are fucked. From Reagan to this guy, that's sad
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  1065. A duel: 1 vs 1 with swords
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  1066. Russia had convinced us all to be a military superpower, apparently it is not
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  1067. Why?
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  1068. Where else could it come?
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  1069. Both left and right want to increase government spending. The difference is that the left wants to do it increasing taxes, whilst the right would prefer to increase the government debt
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  1070. Can you delay your conscription if you are getting your university degree?
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  1071. Be' questo mi pare oltre l'ovvio 😁
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  1072. Better France and EU than China. Ask to Hong Kong if you don't believe it
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  1073. That Vivek guy is an eccellent salesman who's selling a load of bullshit to a lot of morons who couldn't even find America on a world map
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  1074. Is there anyone who votes for both FDP and SDP?
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  1075.  @i.i.iiii.i.i Anti immigrants, authoritarian and DDR nostalgic voter
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  1076.  @ramoramo962  hope you manage to do it! Definitely better than regretting it!
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  1077. You probably mean maize, corn is another thing
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  1078.  @rappakalja5295  that's not neoliberalism 😂
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  1079. Why is that?
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  1080. Didn't seem much charismatic though, at least if compared to Shinzo Abe
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  1081. Giving up Norwegian oil production seems a bit masochist and not even useful (countries will just buy it from others)
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  1082. Corn means any plant that is grown for its grain, such as wheat or maize
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  1083. But in their system foreign policy would still be conducted mostly by Macron, not the PM or the rest of the cabinet so domestic issues are much more pressing here
    2
  1084. Close all the so called evangelical 'churches'
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  1085.  @hadtrio6629  True, didn't think about this
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  1086. Thankfully such alliance won't happen
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  1087. "credit" lol
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  1088.  @Andreas_42  And what about Romansh is it de facto on a "lower level" compared to the other languages? Are there MPs native in Romansh only?
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  1089. ​ @Andreas_42  Oh that makes sense, thank you very much for the info
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  1090. Meanwhile a man in Bangladesh was beaten to death and burned because he allegedly "stepped" in the Quran... Truly a peaceful religion
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  1091. Civic platform is centre right or centrist?
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  1092.  Cornelius Sulla  mmm, economically or socially?
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  1093.  @960john  vattene, se puoi. Io cercherò di fare lo stesso. Certo, a meno che Draghi non fondi un partito e vinca le elezioni
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  1094. No, Atatürk's Turkey was not considered fundamentalist
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  1095.  @normalhuman6581  That's correct
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  1096.  @normalhuman6581  oh I wish the AfD was the only problematic one
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  1097. She's right and made a much better speech than Boris. A shame that's she's not PM anymore
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  1098. True, but good luck convincing the population. I already hear populists shouting about how the EU dictatorship steals our money
    2
  1099. Because Portugal has had a far right dictatorship, not a communist one. Had it been like in eastern Europe, the sentiment would have been different
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  1100.  @Election-sv6ok  more than some, less than others I suppose
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  1101.  @neodym5809  that if you use Marxist terms. But socialism existed even before Marx joined the game
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  1102. Waiting for the new Peugeot 308 review
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  1103. Yes, she murdered her husband
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  1104. Italy got Istria diplomatically at the end
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  1105. I don't think sanctions are gonna change much
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  1106. 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
    2
  1107. The Italians are funnier if you understand what they're saying 🤣🤣
    2
  1108. 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
    2
  1109. Let's hope so!
    2
  1110. EU should improve relations with Iran. The Americans really made it an enemy without any reason
    2
  1111.  @organicfarm5524  yeah and how do you do electrolysis? You need energy
    2
  1112. It's not like there much else to do
    2
  1113. After 20 years these Taliban guys still don't know how to dress properly
    2
  1114. Maybe, at the end, Muslim influence will not be that bad
    2
  1115. It's interesting that Muslims in Europe are becoming more and more religious but the ones in Arab countries are going in the opposite way
    2
  1116.  @franca9995  Mmm... The last is what I also think. Though I'm not sure Europe has change that much in the last 40 years. Abortion, prostitution, drugs, "adultery", were already legal in most of western Europe in the 80s. I don't know what you mean by alcohol, but I can assure you that pre marital sex was even more common than today
    2
  1117. Too much anti-nuclear propaganda to do that
    2
  1118. Very intelligent people, the Japanese
    2
  1119. İsn't Erdoğan re-candidacy for a third term a violation of the constitution, since it says you can be president only for two terms?
    2
  1120.  @moisuomi  the polls show Germans would prefer him over all other parties candidates
    2
  1121. Even Blanchard, who isn't exactly Milei or Thatcher, said so... I think they believe they won't win so they can afford more ridiculous proposals
    2
  1122. He can't be re-elected so he can't lose much
    2
  1123. 🤣🤣🤣🤣
    2
  1124. Just wanted to let you know the centre right is even more pro NATO and Ukraine than the current government
    2
  1125.  @xxxxxx-rg6qr  you know Turkey worked exactly in the same way until 2017, right?
    2
  1126.  @xxxxxx-rg6qr  And Erdogan have been PM
    2
  1127. Lol
    2
  1128. So basically Macron proposed Cazeneuve to the left and they said "NO! IT'S US AND ONLY US!" so he said ok, let me try with the right and when he proposed them Barnier they went like "Well, maybe". If you want to impose your will and never compromise with others when you only have 1/3 of the parliament, you'll never govern
    2
  1129. Greatest days for Pakistan
    2
  1130. Agreed
    2
  1131.  @chukty  Yes this is very true
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  1132.  @aristocraticrebel  it was the agriculture minister talking about the lack of people willing to be working in the field. rest assured young italians have no intenion of going to pick tomatoes
    2
  1133. ❤
    2
  1134.  @ASocialistTransGirl  He does praise Putin, even India is in BRICS and yet Modi didn't say the things Lula said
    2
  1135.  @Alfa-uu7zb  once upon a time, getting rid of religions was a progressive policy
    2
  1136. That's because it still isn't possible to have transational parties
    2
  1137. Bravo Monsieur Ruffin 👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿 la gauche a besoin de plus de gens comme toi
    2
  1138. Now they have elected Maia Sandu, let's see if her party wins the parliamentary elections. If that's the case, they could see a huge economic boom
    2
  1139. This kind of things never ends well
    2
  1140. You did the best "Italian gesture" impression I've ever seen
    2
  1141. Maybe he can find them in Mexico
    2
  1142. Damn you Micah!
    2
  1143. That's not what she talks about in the video
    2
  1144.  Ahmed Zuq  amén 🙏
    2
  1145. And they were in a foreign country
    2
  1146. "Democracy"
    2
  1147. I like Merz-led CDU but the problem is that with such a powerful AfD forming a government will be so hard
    2
  1148.  @alexs7189  no thanks, Von Der Leyen can stay there
    2
  1149. France is too self centered to realise it could play that role. It still see itself as a global superpower and therefore doesn't push for a superpowered Europe
    2
  1150. In fact most green parties are NOT environmentalists
    2
  1151.  @imperial9953  is it only in the US market?
    2
  1152. Right wing coalition
    2
  1153. I congratulate President Macron for being one of the very few to show some courage 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 Unlike the rest of our leaders who bring shame to Europe
    2
  1154. I wish it was possible @portnawak 
    2
  1155. Finns don't like non Finns it seems. I guess they won't ask for help in case of a Russian aggression
    2
  1156. How could he not understand him? I'm thinking he was trying to avoid the question
    2
  1157.  @jawalamihzakirsahiron1671  I think only kids of immigrants who moved to a country with a different religion tend to be particularly religious. Just look at the level of religiosity among younger generations of people from Muslim families in Northern Africa vs the ones in France, for example.
    2
  1158. So is it ok to kill the ones from Bangladesh just because they're not african?
    2
  1159.  @Jsfun  they expect Gutierrez to recruit an army on his own and save the world...
    2
  1160. They support Haftar in Libya, which means that if Serraj wins, Total and other French companies could lose their right to collect oil. Now that Erdogan actively supports Al Serraj, they have become enemy because they both want the same thing. All the rest comes from here
    2
  1161. The head of state/governments are the collective leaders of the EU, imho
    2
  1162.  @MrPicoli  182<289 la démocratie n'est pas la dictature de la minorité
    2
  1163. Those are now voting for the far right
    2
  1164. Business class flight
    2
  1165. 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
    2
  1166. For a bit of context, it's a left wing government
    2
  1167.  @AzakoArts  well, I was joking...
    2
  1168. vero
    2
  1169.  @utkubicer2162  well, they have a good chance to get rid of him in 2023
    2
  1170.  @cxarhomell5867  I guess power makes people less rational
    2
  1171.  @winkus8586  Fukushima what? Notwithstanding the tsunami, no one died because of the power plant. It actually show us how safe nuclear power is
    2
  1172.  @winkus8586  Fine for me
    2
  1173. To me, it's closer to the Council of Europe rather than the EU
    2
  1174. Doesn't matter, because you can blame the next governmets that will succeed yours
    2
  1175. Yeah, especially Easter Europe for some unknown reason...
    2
  1176. That's a good one
    2
  1177.  @habbomanish  So the King/Queen is useless?
    2
  1178. What would have been the changes in India foreign policy if the opposition had won?
    2
  1179. But why do you have to vote for the extreme right? There's the centre and centre right as well
    2
  1180. Maybe Trump wasn't that bad, after all...
    2
  1181. No, it wasn't always like that: they put the first americans in open air prisons called "reservations"
    2
  1182. Like the 2% rule shouldn't even be an issue, instead it's controversial! Problem is the naive "pacifism" Europeans are living in
    2
  1183. Can't be worse than today's one
    2
  1184.  Qasem Soleimani Fans  I didn't know the person, I can't say anything
    2
  1185.  @Greenpoloboy3  Not to defend Soleimani, but many generals, in war zones, are responsible of the killing of thousands
    2
  1186. Correct, though the socialist are actually social Democrats and the social Democrats are more like moderate conservative Christian Democrats
    2
  1187. Is it that easy to storm the parliament?
    2
  1188.  @grpmph  I see. In fact, Sputnik is exported a lot even though I've read Russia haven't vaccinate many people yet
    2
  1189. Should have raised it to 67
    2
  1190. It seems you have chosen a good leader, congrats!
    2
  1191.  @emretopal1233  Yes, for EU airlines (actually it's a call, not a ban: "calls on all EU-based carriers to avoid overflight of Belarus"). And belarus airline can't access EU airspace
    2
  1192. Same
    2
  1193. There are still a few of them (in national parliaments, I mean) , although most have rebranded them with different names. Not hugely successful overall, but a 5/10% can still be kingmaker in certain contexts
    2
  1194. Some things don't change
    2
  1195. What's going on in the minds of these people I wonder?
    2
  1196. Julius was brave to visit South Africa
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  1197. Same, I hate online lectures
    2
  1198. Many Generals here in the comments seems to forget that they didn't have all the information that we have here, they didn't know Hitler as we do know, etc... etc...
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  1199. Oh you don't know Albanians at all 🤣
    2
  1200. It shows that with good leadership, every nation, no matter what's the starting point, can see amazing results
    2
  1201.  @dianapennepacker6854  Why did you expect the South to be richer?
    2
  1202. Hai ragione, Erdogan dovrebbe chiedere scusa ai milioni di Turchi che sta affamando con la sua scellerata politica monetaria
    2
  1203. Religion of peace strikes again!
    2
  1204. See pinned comment
    2
  1205.  @abnurnuab3475  I doubt you ever opened an history book
    2
  1206. There could be a Draghi coalition forming in the next months. In that case, FI would move radically to the .centre
    2
  1207.  @RodrigoroRex  Oh yes, that is possible
    2
  1208. Se fossero veramente ecologisti, sarebbero a favore del nucleare
    2
  1209. She is an assassine
    2
  1210.  @thiagoalexandre5854  assim mesmo
    2
  1211. Because many on the left are anti American before being anything else. They don't often have a rational approach (criticising the US when they are wrong but praising them when they are right) and therefore must be against everything related to the United States
    2
  1212. effettivamente...
    2
  1213. Waiting for your episode on Nagorno-Karabagh!
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  1214.  @patrick-xu1go  I think he's talking about body temperature
    2
  1215. They will come to Europe. The Americans don't have problems in getting involved in the middle east because they know it's europe that will suffer from the consequences of that
    2
  1216. They are called "democratic Republic", so they must surely be democratic...
    2
  1217.  @Doge811  You're being quite cryptic here
    2
  1218. Better than one year ago
    2
  1219.  @marky1173  but they have completely different policies! How can they find an agreement? With the Republicans it seems easier IMHO
    2
  1220.  @Dov138  I see
    2
  1221. Janilson, I hope they will vote rationally and not being prey of nationalist sentiments
    2
  1222. Besides, there's a lot of time before the next elections and a lot can happens. We'll see
    2
  1223. It should be Gunther Fehlinger
    2
  1224. Mmm... There are tensions between us and Pakistan, let's reduce the autonomy of the bordering muslim state. What could possibly go wrong?
    2
  1225. I don't think this move will reduce terrorism; anyway don't involve other countries.
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  1226. He does this with all non German European cars
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  1227. I support it
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  1228. Shouldn't Volt be in Renew Europe?
    2
  1229. Who cares about the age of the PM?! It's full of young people thinking like old people and old people being more future oriented
    2
  1230.  @zaids4431  explaining it should be your duty
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  1231. These guys are never happy
    2
  1232. ​ @Joso997 but what would the monarchy have to do with this? The powers of the monarch were,(mostly) given to the President
    2
  1233. You can, there's a video about a 47 years old EasyJet pilot flying with passengers for the first time
    2
  1234. Will it last for the full term? That's a lot of time considering it's three party and something not covered by their agreement could happen
    2
  1235.  @gemulgaming4014  Well, this happened many other times with past presidents. I will correct my statement then: I don't know if this is the sole main purpose
    2
  1236.  @Irpsnerple  I don't understand your point. I asked why they killed the Iranian general, what benefit will the Americans have from this action
    2
  1237.  william heaton  I'm not questioning the legitimacy of this attack (that, however, violates several international laws), but the benefits of it
    2
  1238.  william heaton  the benefits of risking a war with Iran, unless this is what US want
    2
  1239. He has nothing to lose because he can't be re-elected anyway
    2
  1240.  @speedbird9313  thanks
    2
  1241.  @mattgummerson8370  there is no army
    2
  1242. I have no problem with the Bangladeshi, they don't commit crimes in Italy so it's ok for what regards me
    2
  1243.  @thinwhitedukeuk  😂😂😂
    2
  1244. It's like Argentina
    2
  1245. American cars don't put much attention to design or technology, I'd say
    2
  1246. Problem is European countries (yes, that includes the UK) should invest much more in their military capabilities. Maybe they'll get it this time
    2
  1247.  @DiogoMartins13  no meu país (Itália) não é só questão de respeito. Geralmente todos os que não são teus amigos são chamados pelo sobrenome. Não é isto o caso no Portugal?
    2
  1248.  @lewstherintelamon244  Corn is still used today and it means any plant that is grown for its grain, such as wheat
    2
  1249. These are not small, it's the C segment!
    2
  1250.  @thijsjevanderlee3489  What's the threshold in the Netherlands, though? Here it's 3%, which is way Volt will have a hard time, unless they form a coalition with the centrist liberals
    2
  1251.  @9SMTM6  one difference is that a vote of no confidence in Germany requires a positive majority for a successor (correct me if I'm wrong). In Italy that is not required, so every oppostion party (even if they have radically opposed ideas) will always vote to make the government fall, even if there's no clear alternative majority. As parliamentary majorities always require at least 4 parties to be formed, it's quite easy for one of them to disagree with something and ask for a vote of no confidence, knowing that the oppostion will vote against it.
    2
  1252.  @9SMTM6  another important factor is that the Senate also has to vote for confidence, not only the lower house. As the Senate composition is often different (even if only slightly) from the lower house composition, things get even harder. This system was built to prevent autocrats coming to power too easily, but this means it's very unstable
    2
  1253.  @9SMTM6  actually, the king was to blame for Mussolini. But the system was made to avoid something similar in future. We have the a 3% clause at the moment (excluding minorities)
    2
  1254. Abortion isn't a constitutional right in most countries. If they want abortion, just approve a law
    2
  1255. Brexit means brexit
    2
  1256. Economically, all major Italian parties are already on the left
    2
  1257. Even an idiot would understand that firing all experienced officer isn't a clever idea
    2
  1258. Yeah Iran. Without any reasons... Also, shooting an helicopter in Cefalonia would be very difficult to hyde
    2
  1259.  @guerreiro943  reduce spending financed by debt like in the case of the Next Generation EU. Also, reverse (or at least revise) measures such as ban on the sale of combustion engines cars by 2035
    2
  1260.  @krtlkrtl8903  if this was done by a Swedish government official I would agree. But fault does the Swedish government have if one citizens decides to do it?
    2
  1261.  @chanplaypool5703  you won't die because the law tells you so though. People's reaction doesn't necessarily mirror the law
    2
  1262.  @nickupton2123  Germany, Spain and Italy are the most at risk
    2
  1263. Bulldozer Macron will win again
    2
  1264. Putin only achieved to push Sweden and Finland towards NATO 🤣
    2
  1265.  @daniKs-1  Same with South Tyrol, where the vast majority speaks German. Yet, nowadays there is pacific coexistence
    2
  1266. Best King ever
    2
  1267. Do Americans put ice in wine?! That shocked me too
    2
  1268.  @michaelpr1  No, sin la izquierda radical, los liberals son fundamentales por llegar a la maioria
    2
  1269. Thanks General Al Sisi for helping these people 🙏. Thank God, the terrorist government is gone
    2
  1270. If he died at the mosque he was muslim so why is there a coffin in the thumbnail? Christians use coffins, Muslims don't
    2
  1271. I see Armenians and Azeri and they don't seem that different
    2
  1272. That's what they did with Monti. They approved all his laws and then blamed him for austerity measures (it didn't work for them, but it caused the rise of populist parties)
    2
  1273. The German one is fine: you have a right wing party, a centre right party, a centrist/liberal, a green party, centre left party and a leftist party. Perfect!
    2
  1274. "I said I hope!" LOL
    2
  1275. 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
    2
  1276.  @imperator791  to win next election?
    2
  1277.  @imperator791  I don't think so, they are polling around 13% and Germany has proportional representation. Anyway, every other party have agreed on not siding with the AFD, so they're isolated
    2
  1278. But the next probable PM is not completely new at all. He's been deputy PM, finance minister, interior minister, etc...
    2
  1279. The evangelical church is even stronger in Brazil than in the US. That's one of the main reason why there's little hope left for Brazil
    2
  1280. Of course there was an election, what are you talking about
    2
  1281. That would be great
    2
  1282.  @user-cc8kb  That's just because they're endorsing your favourite side. But I don't know how much influence they have inside Germany
    2
  1283.  @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
    2
  1284. That is very interesting. Good that Zoroastrianism is surviving
    2
  1285. Macron was actually a minister under Hollande
    2
  1286. Erdoğan Erdogone
    2
  1287. 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
    2
  1288. British far right crying 😂😂😂😂
    2
  1289. Shame to NATO, abandoning the legitimate government of Afghanistan like that
    2
  1290. Pakistan seems safer
    2
  1291. True, almost every country has a different name for the role but they always go with "Prime Minister".
    2
  1292.  @Biggvs_dickvs  How do you know the future? Did you ask to an haruspex
    2
  1293. Every italian party is left wing, when it comes to economics
    2
  1294. It's still democratic though, as he needs Parliament approval
    2
  1295. @gilkesisking well ok, but as you said you're not going to change the energy production in the manufacturing countries
    2
  1296.  Rich 91  they don't always do PAs and sometime you can't hear very well
    2
  1297. And who would you side with, PSD or PS?
    2
  1298.  @lucasamorelliribeirokornex60  that's good to hear
    2
  1299.  @Ash-os1dz  Not that just, the level of authoritarianism they've reached is incredible
    2
  1300. Religion of peace
    2
  1301.  @zhufortheimpaler4041  they could have bought Leclerc tanks though
    2
  1302. She's right
    2
  1303. Melenchon is the far left one
    2
  1304. I want common defense and foreign policy, the rest should stay in the member's states hand. A bit like Switzerland
    2
  1305. So who did you vote for
    2
  1306. From Iran to Saudi Arabia... Not a great improvement!
    2
  1307. A lot women study humanities, that's the problem
    2
  1308. His father is Scottish
    2
  1309. fluffynoses Because he doesn't know english very well
    2
  1310. Huge blow for China in my opinion, this has shown that now India is at the same level
    2
  1311. Tô be fair I'm ok with deporting all the Islamists from the middle east to Sweden. It would make the middle east much more liveable! It deserves better
    2
  1312.  @juandiegotorres9632  yes
    2
  1313.  @rahky2799  Yes I've heard Lebanon "survives" only because of it's big diaspora community. Very sad...
    2
  1314. He should become a comedian 😂
    2
  1315. Same, PS did a big mistake in joining this alliance
    2
  1316. Ask the Portuguese
    2
  1317. They want the State to rule about every detail of our lives
    2
  1318. Good job Mr. President
    2
  1319. I have Italian and Brazilian citizenship, which I never valued that much, but with the war in Europe you never know...
    2
  1320. Yes, and wouldn't be great for the environment and to fight climate change. But after all, the other parties don't really have a better position on nuclear power so I don't know how much will change
    2
  1321. Also, is the Army now 100% pro Erdogan?
    2
  1322.  @Sergio-wn4sp  here in Bologna University the maximum is about €2400. But it's all based on your family's income and properties
    2
  1323. +kaustav chowdhury RIDATECI I MARÒ! ANZI IL MARÒ!
    1
  1324. kaustav chowdhury You're right Give us back the marines!
    1
  1325. kaustav chowdhury Well, are you not Indian?
    1
  1326. We wants Girone!
    1
  1327. kaustav chowdhury Ahahahahaha
    1
  1328. Caesar after Attila? Oh Jupiter!
    1
  1329. A lot of Cardinals are atheists
    1
  1330. No
    1
  1331. I'm italian and it's thesame, but I also wouldn't know what to eat
    1
  1332. Because Berlusconi studied in France and doesn't know English
    1
  1333. Same in mine (Italy). Three "Muslims" but only one was actually religious, the other two where atheists that preferred not to tell their parents
    1
  1334. True
    1
  1335. "Moschetto" is pronounced like "Mosketto"
    1
  1336. Volevamo dare agli Austro-ungarici un vantaggio, così lo abbiamo nominato Capo di Stato Maggiore.
    1
  1337.  @TheZigzach  he's in jail as the sentenced was confirmed in two appeals
    1
  1338. Still here
    1
  1339.  @antonramil2408  You can say that in Italian as well
    1
  1340.  @geoffdundee  According to the dictionary, "man" refers to biological sex, not to gender. So technically Eddie is a man. Now, if you follow the most dominant usage of today, Eddie is a woman
    1
  1341. I hope she will be convinced to stay for another term
    1
  1342. 57k
    1
  1343. When?
    1
  1344. Nuclear power is the solution
    1
  1345. Menomale che quel governo è finito
    1
  1346. They're realising they might actually win so they keep removing the more lunatic proposals 😂. The left seems more unlikely to win so they can keep them
    1
  1347. Go on
    1
  1348. I think that's only urban population of the biggest cities. But keep in mind that how it was before the Taliban: there were a lot of women doctors, professors, etc... Sad for them especially
    1
  1349. Finished country
    1
  1350. The system was built to be unstable
    1
  1351. Cyprus and Greece will always veto, so no
    1
  1352. I support this, but the main argument for those opposing it is that a populist would end up being elected instead of a more "neutral" figure
    1
  1353. The US and European countries should start sending troops on the ground
    1
  1354.  @LarsPallesen  Why world? You think someone else would get involved on Russia's side? Seems unlikely to me
    1
  1355. The brand
    1
  1356.  @mk3tsi  not everyone is interest in quality. There's plenty of people who buy certain products exclusively for the brand, even if there are cheaper alternatives that are objectively better
    1
  1357. What you say it’s true even if not in this case. However, when someone dies, he/she is always a hero
    1
  1358. Biden is worse than Trump
    1
  1359. But it's dubbed
    1
  1360. Wasn't Scholz Merkel's vice-chancellor and the SPD in coalition with CDU/CSU? It's quite hypocritical to blame everything on them...
    1
  1361.  @deutschermichel5807  Yes
    1
  1362. Impossible these days, you are either against or in favour in principles, objective evaluation is not popular apparently
    1
  1363. He might get a deal with the centre right (Republicans, Christian democrats, etc...)
    1
  1364.  @speaker6532  no but there's many of them in UDI
    1
  1365. It's never a problem of engineering. In 21th century, everyone knows how to build a standing bridge. As you said, it's just that the company wanted to spare some money and bribed officials
    1
  1366. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Macron gagne toujours
    1
  1367. Melenchon (far left) and Le Pen (far right) are both opponents of Macron and both support Putin (even if they'll say their pacifists or neutral)
    1
  1368. Where is Recep?
    1
  1369. That's because anyone who gets accused of racism, homophobia, etc... is automatically considered guilty before the trial even started
    1
  1370. Chad Zelensky
    1
  1371.  @_Historia_Magistra_Vitae  that is one definition and I could even agree with you but in my experience that's not how a lot people use these words
    1
  1372. Worrying days for Moldova
    1
  1373. Marìo 🤣
    1
  1374.  @GRENZ9192  yeah, that I know
    1
  1375. Political crisis doesn't mean democracy is not working, though
    1
  1376. That's the average duration of Italian governments, so he didn't actually last less than the political governments
    1
  1377.  @JoeBlow-fp5ng  Praising Nazi collaborationist government, for example
    1
  1378. The Palestinians should understand that they're GUESTS in Lebanon. Lebanon is not Palestine and the Lebanese people shouldn't suffer for a conflict between other countries
    1
  1379. Interesting what he said, or rather not said, about Rushdie! Very much so
    1
  1380. No Zoroastrians?
    1
  1381. I understand people in their 50s protesting, but the young ones are truly imbecile. Don't they really see it?
    1
  1382. British passport holders are Britons
    1
  1383.  @Luna2231ytb  they should make exceptions for particularly physically demanding jobs. The rest has to keep working
    1
  1384. Good news from Chile, leftist DW doesn't like it
    1
  1385. I mean, it's just facts. He used to fight Putin and switched side
    1
  1386. 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
    1
  1387.  @sami23alarabi  that explains
    1
  1388. That's a good one Joe
    1
  1389.  @insipirabronco7093  Mi basta leggere come descrivi altri esseri umani...
    1
  1390. The Italian army is in a terrible shape, only decent force is the Italian Navy
    1
  1391. 1080p?
    1
  1392. Why are the Greens more dangerous than the SPD? Are they more ideological/populist?
    1
  1393.  @jurgenvandonselaar6818  doesn't mean they were common
    1
  1394. Yeah I don't think this car was made with the intention of selling it in your country
    1
  1395. Now imagine how it is in Turkey or Lebanon
    1
  1396. He will be replaced at the next election
    1
  1397. $25 is too little
    1
  1398. Macron LE GOAT
    1
  1399. Ban of artificial fertilizer is a criminal act, causing starvation of millions. The government members should be trialed for crime against humanity
    1
  1400. They have the same mentality
    1
  1401.  @patriceringaud1106  their economic program is the same. For the rest, the left adds islamism and the right adds racism
    1
  1402. Why so many dislikes, btw
    1
  1403.  @goingmonotheist783  Yes, but not in this specific case. There were countries in Europe and Middle East were Jews lived in very good conditions and others where they didn't. But I don't think there's a general pattern in either Europe or Middle East (or Islamic world if you want to extend it)
    1
  1404. Right wing economics are more popular in times of widespread hope. As of today, people are still traumatized by the crisis caused by Covid so it doesn't surprise me that they vote on the left or on right wing parties that are not that right wing on economics
    1
  1405.  @lba7362  yeah this is very true
    1
  1406. And how about crime rate? I heard that is one of the safest countries on earth
    1
  1407.  @Grand_Edict  promised 3000 years ago by whom?!
    1
  1408. Yet her party is still polling at around 30%, more than what they got at the elections. The lack of any credible opposition is clearly the reason
    1
  1409. It was not true
    1
  1410. Some people live in a parallel world
    1
  1411. This is just for Germany, that's why Italy is buying from Algeria now
    1
  1412. Mashallah
    1
  1413. It looks like the average Romanian government lasts just like the average italian one. But who's the Romanian PM you are referring to?
    1
  1414.  lucy r  it's because he hears the conservatives always win
    1
  1415. The French are the only rational ones on this issue
    1
  1416. I'm wondering whether I would be classified as a white person in South Africa
    1
  1417. meilleur homme politique de gauche, après Cazeneuve
    1
  1418. Islamist Left defeated!! Excellent news!
    1
  1419. So she doesn't trust small left wing parties?
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  1420. 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
    1
  1421. He previously worked for carbuyer right?
    1
  1422.  @ericyuen5946  not really, most still aren't aware
    1
  1423.  @dubbaphatt3368  Europe ends with the Urals at East
    1
  1424. They invaded Syria and Iraq as well!
    1
  1425. I'll try it with my grandpa's car no one uses anymore, just in case I break it
    1
  1426. No Northern league anymore 😔
    1
  1427. Mmm I still think Japan is safer
    1
  1428. Adrien Quatennens le nouveau Mussolini
    1
  1429.  @Scotsmaninspain  Why?
    1
  1430. That's because Germans don't want nuclear power
    1
  1431. What do you mean with the last sentence?
    1
  1432. Why is he speaking in Italian?
    1
  1433.  @dennismorgan3701  you didn't mention the PM
    1
  1434. The socialist party and the republican parties used to be sane too, but they've now embarked with the far left and far right to gain a few more seats. So, apart from some dissidents and independents, Macron is the only viable option
    1
  1435. They need to get rid of these religious extremists, they're not better than the muslims
    1
  1436. What's the difference between "North Africa" and "Northern Africa"?
    1
  1437.  @FAL87  *military expenses, my bad
    1
  1438. @_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?
    1
  1439. No because the US Congress has midterm elections and is separate to the Presidential elections. Meaning the president doesn't always automatically have a majority in both housrs
    1
  1440. He didn't need to say any fake thing
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  1441.  @aurelije  serbia has been pro Russia for centuries, it has nothing to do with the current war
    1
  1442. Brics is just a forum, not a political alliance. You have China and India in the same group and they don't really like each other...
    1
  1443. ​ @marco21274 the French President is too powerful, the American system is better imho
    1
  1444.  @marco21274  We could still have a directly elected President like in Finland or Austria
    1
  1445. Why the hell would you put dislike?
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  1446. It does look a bit smaller
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  1447. @Newbuild Muse Not really, if westerns were in favour they'd vote for the right, not the moderates
    1
  1448. I hope he can show to the Italians that there's an alternative
    1
  1449. Western fault!!! Oh no... Wait...
    1
  1450. He did
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  1451. And Germany? 🤣
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  1452. Macron should now sell the subs to China
    1
  1453. Votons pour Les homophobes et antisemites donc
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  1454. The only one who can stop the conflict are the US
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  1455. He's right, the stupid "environmentalist" ideology is destroying western economies. People should start thinking pragmatically again
    1
  1456. ​ @i.hate.swedish.ISRAELUBERALLES I don't think it's difficult to pronunce once you hear it, it's just silly to force that
    1
  1457.  @sandervesik173  they're gonna end up like Italy
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  1458. Pretty sure they will stay out of this conflict
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  1459. Lebanon should return to France for 5/10 years until they make the necessary reforms, then it could be independent again
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  1460. No
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  1461. They will not
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  1462. Well, we could use nuclear power plants, you know?
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  1463.  @johndavis8669  I assume it's changing though, among the newest generations
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  1464. Is it possible to import them?
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  1465.  @nirktheman-thingstab-cutter  Yeah I imagine it would cost a lot
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  1466.  @texajp1946  obsession
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  1467.  @mindtwister1984  that's what I'm saying
    1
  1468. Will Egypt exploit Ethiopian instability?
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  1469. The so called "environmentalists" 🤣
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  1470. Why don't you say the same to Mr. Erdogan?
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  1471.  @بنغازي-ن7ت  well I hope they'll let you vote this December, then
    1
  1472. @Laoch He mixed it
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  1473.  @rebellefleur2993  The point is that i don't think they are
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  1474. Greenland in not in the EU
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  1475. I mean that they left in '85
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  1476.  @huldanoren951  oh
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  1477. It's funny because Le Pen party agrees much more with the Left than the Centre and the Centre right when it comes to economics. It's just about promising paradise on earth
    1
  1478. So he was just walking around then he sees a cop and decides to shoot him for no reasons?!
    1
  1479. Well the polish situation is way worse though
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  1480. Certo che vendersi per così poco
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  1481.  @Россияэтосила-г4д  non conosci la Storia dell'Italia allora. Ti consiglio di informarti sui rapporti segreti con la Palestina, per esempio
    1
  1482. Wow, you have Italian passport?
    1
  1483. Can't they just make another mutual defense pact with all NATO countries (but Turkey), Sweden and FInland?
    1
  1484.  @lautarocardozo5214  Just a defense treaty I mean, not a whole new military organization
    1
  1485. Al Jazeera is doing a good coverage of this war
    1
  1486. Casa de Papel in real life
    1
  1487. I think it will end in a traffic light coalition
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  1488.  Clan Destin  no one in Europe is concerned about fascists movements in India
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  1489.  @Long-Ball-Larry  how do they know he's a Jew? Could be a pro Palestine canadian
    1
  1490.  @TwoWheelTraveler  As long as he pretends to be just a Canadian, I don't see what kind of problems could he face
    1
  1491.  @JK-nd4iy  how do they know if you're a Jew or not?
    1
  1492. Their opposition on nuclear energy is not for financial reason​ @Bedlam83 
    1
  1493. I still find it unbelievable that there's no fast train connecting São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro!
    1
  1494.  @bambein7037  I believe people confuse Central Banks with private banks
    1
  1495. That's what I always wonder. Do people think politicians would actually choose to raise retirement age and risk losing any other elections, if you could lower it with no negative consequences?
    1
  1496. But a lot of people buy shiny new cars they can't afford when they could be more humble buying a cheaper one or a used one. It's also a matter of financial education
    1
  1497. Ha semplicemente usato la pronuncia francese
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  1498. 😅
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  1499. FBI is islamophobic!!!!
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  1500. Truly an unbiased and objective video...
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  1501.  @davidstern5012  they sit the to the furthest right in Parliament, so they technically are far right
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  1502.  @miamitten1123  it is a much more recent phenomenon though. We're talking about the last two decades at best
    1
  1503. Let them riot, the reform has been approved anyway
    1
  1504. Is the Portuguese President singing?
    1
  1505. 57 737 MAX per month... What a waste of money
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  1506. Trump was better, we have to admit it. This kind of things will only make China more powerful as it divides the west
    1
  1507. Bien dit, Madame!
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  1508.  @Hezzey  Russia could join the EU
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  1509.  @johndoe-cd9vt  So the US could deactivate nuclear missiles remotely? That's reassuring
    1
  1510.  @norma8686  RAI, the public broadcaster, is the main pro Russian one. Only Sky is somewhat more reliable
    1
  1511. Are those pre-formed coalitions (agreements before the elections) or coalition made after the result of the elections, in order to find a majority?
    1
  1512. Some people here seem to not understand that political parties and ideas evolve. What "left" was 150 years a go is very different from what it was 75 years ago. So I don't get why people expect today's left to be same of the post WW2 left
    1
  1513. Macron is right and he has nothing to lose since he can't be re-elected so he has all the incentives to do the right thing even if unpopular
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  1514.  @SCHHHa  sinceramente non credo cada prima, I 5S stelle farebbero di tutto pur di stare qualche mese in più in Parlamento (e quindi ricevere mensilità di stipendio da parlamentare)
    1
  1515. LFI = frères musulmans
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  1516. Strong welfare state is costly, though. Not sure Greece can afford it right now
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  1517.  Imran Khan  "Imran Khan" as name and shows no compassion. Not surprising
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  1518. Unfortunately he decided to join politics afterwards
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  1519. Why?
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  1520.  @alexandercarroll9707  yes it is and there is political debate in china. It might not be safe to make certain comments on the Communist party or its leaders (depending on what you say) but general principles of governance or political philosophy can be talked about
    1
  1521. But that's not the reason, it's the last of a huge serious of events
    1
  1522.  @Emre-tf8hp  it depends, some countries hate Russia more than the EU (e.g. Poland, just go there and you'll perceive the fear of Russia)
    1
  1523. But what's the minimum to get the bonus? The most voted party always get it no matter the %?
    1
  1524. Brava Maia!
    1
  1525. Terroristas islamicos en Argentina?
    1
  1526.  @karlmarx8133  my question was why did they vote for him
    1
  1527.  @jasonlee6326  So loyalty to the party I guess
    1
  1528.  @karlmarx8133  What made the voters choose Lascher instead of Söder?
    1
  1529.  @HiAdrian  Yeah, at the end I got it. Masochism, basically
    1
  1530. Don't tell DW
    1
  1531. ?
    1
  1532. It is as civilised as northern Africa
    1
  1533.  @ouicestbien  they only work if it pushes the military to rebel
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  1534.  @diogorodrigues747  my argument is that the scale of the change would have been sufficient for a slight worsening of the situation, not for the dimension of the danger we're facing. That said, I don't know if the average guy in Europe is fully conscious of what you're saying yet and willing to pay the price to face it
    1
  1535. FDP is the only good choice: they want to oppose China influence and increase military spending
    1
  1536. If this has trained many pilots of this airline, better not to fly with royal air Maroc!
    1
  1537. Serbia to deploy peacekeeping forces to the US
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  1538. I don't even know what to eat for lunch if not pasta
    1
  1539.  @janicerook8912  Not true, Asians and Ethiopians did this as well
    1
  1540.  @arjan5071  no one has problems with Albania which is Muslim as well, but they are a full democracy. The other countries that you mentioned weren't autocratic when they got in. It's a relatively recent phenomenon
    1
  1541. Guarda caso i ticinesi hanno votato a favore 🤣
    1
  1542. Plenty of economists in the comments!
    1
  1543. It's not just about stopping migration though. They could at least change laws to detain those people you just described
    1
  1544. Good job Mr President!
    1
  1545. At least you're honest
    1
  1546.  @darenzy  Serbia will never join, it's a Russian ally
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  1547.  @GrowingEvolutionary  some more than others
    1
  1548.  @davidd8481  Yeah, wait for them to help then...
    1
  1549. Bravo Trump 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
    1
  1550. Albania sì Serbia è un assett della Russia, pericoloso
    1
  1551. So they can force their will against the majority
    1
  1552. That’s unironically one of the reasons
    1
  1553. Dacia is really a revolutionary brand, the car equivalent of Ryanair
    1
  1554.  B. Cé in which ways is the PP so close to the PSOE?
    1
  1555.  @schopen-hauer  I should book a vacation then
    1
  1556. traitre. Vous vous êtes alliés aux descendants politiques de ceux qui ont tenté d'assassiner le général de Gaulle
    1
  1557.  @luisserna7985  you should blame the Ethiopian government, not the Italian one
    1
  1558. Ask the Eritreans over Ethiopian sense of superiority...
    1
  1559. It would have been a great opportunity for Turkey
    1
  1560. Bsc Chemistry at the University of Edinburgh
    1
  1561. 🙏
    1
  1562. It wasn't supposed to be a trading bloc
    1
  1563. I've read both RN and the left coalition wants to abolish many of Macron's economic reforms, such as the pension reform. Will they have to cooperate then? And would their respective voters like that?
    1
  1564. Why?
    1
  1565. They don't have the guts to vote a no confidence motion
    1
  1566. As always, Giolitti was right (until this point). He didn't even want the war
    1
  1567. Bene! Però perché si chiama Abazovic se è Albanese? Dritan so che è un nome Albanese ma il cognome non mi pare
    1
  1568. It doesn't matter that he was right, you can't say certain things openly. It's just a foolish tactic
    1
  1569. 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
    1
  1570. Wow, who would have guessed that would be the result of Gheddafi's assassination? Not that difficult to predict
    1
  1571. Mmmmmm they'll never reach an agreement, I think they'll go for new elections again
    1
  1572. Tom Clancy already knew this
    1
  1573.  @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
    1
  1574.  @zerotwo_.002  their economic policies are even worse than the far right
    1
  1575. "Lizz Truss was not elected by the British people" What?
    1
  1576.  @adithyas6506  there are more than a billion Indians, whilst only 7 millions people from Hong Kong. That's why they don't do the same with India
    1
  1577.  @nickhass7757  wow you're making a lot of assumption about me. But I wasn't attacking you, I was adding to what you said by commenting on what many parties fail to see, to my understanding. I don't understand why you're being so defensive, I know on the internet it looks like people are always trying to attack you but that was not my case.
    1
  1578. An elective dictatorship
    1
  1579. Is this gentleman new here? The journalist I mean
    1
  1580. See pinned comment
    1
  1581. The last coup occurred only 8 years ago
    1
  1582. That's why they actually love them
    1
  1583. Make this guy Chancellor, then
    1
  1584. Happens most of the time
    1
  1585.  @jonasjonaitis-cr8vx  It's not terrible either
    1
  1586. Give it back to the British ir the Turks and let them govern that land
    1
  1587. No, not for the moment. They were never able to make into parliament and therefore they decided to dissolve the party
    1
  1588. The end of Macron will be on May 2027
    1
  1589. Personally, I liked the French system when the president was elected for 7 years. In the current system, president and his party have too much power, potentially
    1
  1590.  @Kafei01  I agree
    1
  1591. Ovviamente la sinistra difende i criminali, come sempre 😅
    1
  1592. Sad times for the islamists 😂
    1
  1593. Why don't the Arabs put pressure on their govenements to act against Israel instead of blocking trade which will affect the whole world
    1
  1594. They are allowed
    1
  1595. Marine Le Pen la serial loser
    1
  1596. Infatti non capisco perché non facciano costruire le moschee. A me al massimo può dare fastidio l'adhan non la moschea in sé
    1
  1597. Which don't even seem to be working
    1
  1598. Because people don't see government resources, and therefore debt too, as their own but rather someone else's money being spent, unlike what they do with their own family finances
    1
  1599. That's because they've been deluded for decades
    1
  1600.  @august8696  It is
    1
  1601. The leagues and Berlusconi's party also want to stop immigration but they're not fascist, they're just right wing
    1
  1602. Rip
    1
  1603. Germany must realise it's not 1930s and they're not ruled by Nazi anymore, it's time to face reality and start spending much more
    1
  1604. ?
    1
  1605. Well done Macron, those lazy commies will have to accept it
    1
  1606.  @smartjackasswisdom1467  better to worry than not
    1
  1607. What's the difference between a streetcar and a tram?
    1
  1608. No. Saved 44 minutes
    1
  1609. With the Chinese threat at East, further cooperation is very important
    1
  1610. Why everyone seems to hate this Piers Morgan? What did he do when he worked at CNN?
    1
  1611.  @mattthewanderer5029  that's what I thought! Such a famous architect build this... Seems much more like something an engineer would do
    1
  1612. They've been saying this for ages. Capitalism is still here and he keeps losing elections
    1
  1613. Question for British people: if the opposition were to call a motion of no confidence in the House of Commons, would the Conservative MPs who voted against Boris in their party vote, repeat the same vote in parlament?
    1
  1614. Unfortunately in some places you have a lot of restrictions on non electric cars
    1
  1615. Was he in favour or against Brexit, originally?
    1
  1616. Why does the Tunisian PM has a Japanese name?
    1
  1617.  @olympicwalnut32  Do people buy vehicles like the Ford F-350 only in the countryside or even if they live in a city?
    1
  1618. The PM and the government don't have absolute power. The judiciary already blocked many measures they wanted to take
    1
  1619.  @ajbvideoproductions  Isn' there a sort of speech reservation? How can the speaker choose if there are 50 people willing to speak at the same time? Is there a criterion that he has to use?
    1
  1620. @Daffy B But how does he decide who will speak? What criterion does he use if almost everyone stand up?
    1
  1621.  @drzakhirnaik4165  I wouldn't exclude this explanation. But It must be tiring
    1
  1622. Well he was first and foremost a merchant
    1
  1623. The Lebanese army is not going to fight Israel
    1
  1624. What?! Us president doesn't automatically have absolute majority in the congress! And the house of representative has elections every 2 years! This reform would make the parliament useless giving 55% of the seat to the PM coalition for the whole 5 years Term. Nothing to do with the US and much more dangerous
    1
  1625. Yeah, a shame we still haven't. Germany doesn't have a very strong fleet and a lot of Turkish pro Erdogan inside the country. However, Spain should join too
    1
  1626. Algeria a better option. But the only solution is nuclear obviously
    1
  1627.  @mrexpress8002  where did I say Modi is a moderate?
    1
  1628. Bold of you to assume there will still be enough money to pay for state pensions in 2065
    1
  1629.  @lagrangewei Very interesting! I was reading KMT and the 3rd party were considering a joint candidate, but I'm not sure if that's true or how it went on
    1
  1630. My mother's family is Latin American, my father's family is European. Which test should I take?
    1
  1631. With all these crimes it's obvious the far right will be more and more popular in France
    1
  1632. Why doesn't he speak in Hindi?
    1
  1633. Lol, there's not even a party proposing that
    1
  1634.  @ilkka4716  the same unfortunately
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  1635. Germany was the strongest in WW2, but was defeated because they managed to get everyone against them. Turkey is going in the same direction, which is not good. Erdogan, However, knows that most European countries prefer "appeasement" Instead of engaging in a real conflict. This could be a successful strategy, but it's a gamble. We'll see what he will achieve
    1
  1636. I use it for home defense
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  1637. He's very much hard left
    1
  1638.  @WaldaceB.  But if she thought they had higher chances of winning against Erdogan I think that's all that mattered to her
    1
  1639.  @WaldaceB.  Makes sense, thanks
    1
  1640.  @obal9031  wait how did you know I speak Italian?
    1
  1641. Tranquilli, farà un'alleanza coi Repubblicani con un po' di concessioni
    1
  1642. From Iran to Saudi Arabia... Not a great improvement
    1
  1643. Why is everyone obsessed with the age of world leaders? Plenty of young morons and forward-thinking elders
    1
  1644. Economic illiteracy
    1
  1645. ​ @mstrmren they did. Only now they've finally surrendered to the idea of selling it after 20 years and billions of taxpayers money thrown in the garbage
    1
  1646. God bless the constitutional court
    1
  1647. ND?
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  1648.  @vanni9764  Suppongo tu parli di servitori dello Stato e del Popolo come Mario Draghi o Von Der Leyen
    1
  1649. Russians have bought many politicians around Europe. It is possible that many members of the German government, or parties, are compromised
    1
  1650. That's what has always baffled me. Like these were civilisations that had never been in contact since the Ice Age... It's not like they could have some limgua franca
    1
  1651.  @admiral20055  10k in Spain?! Where?!
    1
  1652. True but how can Menem and Kirchner both be Peronist? They're so different
    1
  1653.  @atlas567  "ela foi no partido comunista na RDA" falso
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  1654. Well, elections are over so i guess they'll have good, or at least ok, relations until the next elections
    1
  1655. @Ran Gar I hope so
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  1656. There are more than 60 milion people in France, the number of rioters is irrelevant overall
    1
  1657.  Batman  Whatever you say Batman
    1
  1658. Dovremmo importare questa legge elettorale, altro che proporzionale
    1
  1659. From the end of world war II to the 90s
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  1660. Lot of different of difference between rich and poors
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  1661. It looks like you live in the 19th century with that kind of rethoric
    1
  1662. Belarus and Russia are, de facto, the same country
    1
  1663. It very much depends on the local administration
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  1664. Nothing new
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  1665. Socialista...
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  1666. I mean the two alternatives are economically crazy
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  1667.  @glenipolus9731  yeah It's the only explanation, I hope it works
    1
  1668.    yeah, ridiculous
    1
  1669. Seems like burning the Qur'an is not bad anymore if you give F16 and make some more concessions to Turkey 😂😂😂
    1
  1670. All these good achievements and rights will be gone in some months
    1
  1671. Again?
    1
  1672. Nice profile pic 👌🏼
    1
  1673. She won't because Berlusconi's daughter said that proposal over banking profits is wrong and she controls Meloni's coalition allies so...
    1
  1674. Too big to fail or we would have ended up like Argentina many years ago. That's the only thing keeping Italy afloat
    1
  1675. Time for the opposition to win
    1
  1676. I trust Xi Jinping more than Lula in foreign policy... that's say it all
    1
  1677. They should make a hybrid version
    1
  1678.  @suckthehead1  Ask him and he'll tell you he's doing an awesome job. Not even a bit of self criticism
    1
  1679. NATO really shameful, leaving Afghanistan in the hands of the Talibans!
    1
  1680.  @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
    1
  1681. You can't defeat the Talibans with only 30/40k soldiers
    1
  1682. Only good PM in Pakistan
    1
  1683. If the American people are against abortion, they can vote for legislators who are in favour of abortion so that they'll approve a federal law legalizing it (which is what happens in all other countries of the world)
    1
  1684. BANZAI
    1
  1685. But she did the handshake with Clinton!
    1
  1686. Will this finally mean the end of the regime? Or will it get even stronger after this?
    1
  1687. Anti Semitic judges 🤣
    1
  1688.  @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)
    1
  1689. When Western intervene is imperialism, when they don't it means they are supporting massacres. How hypocrite
    1
  1690.  @otaku_chan4208  do you still live there?
    1
  1691. Surely the Chinese will be so scared of the Greens 🤣
    1
  1692. Why don't Americans understand this?
    1
  1693. 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.
    1
  1694.  @questmarq7901  😂😂😂
    1
  1695. Quitaly
    1
  1696.  @seanchernov7178  I don't think all of those who are leftist in their youth, stay leftist when they grew up. No data here though, just speculation of mine
    1
  1697. Ha semplicemente usato la pronuncia Francese
    1
  1698. To be fair, until 1994 even if governments changes very often, policies didn't, as the same parties where in majority for almost all the cold war. But now that's gone
    1
  1699. Exactly
    1
  1700.  @ninifamilychildren4281  Yeah and?
    1
  1701. The assembly did vote and he won the vote thanks to the centre right mostly supporting his coalition. Stop saying there wasn't a vote
    1
  1702.  @alganis3339  vote of no confidence would make the government resign AND at the same time it would block the bill from being approval. It's written in the french constitution which you can find also in English, no need for french experts and journalists
    1
  1703.  @joeyjojojrshabadoo7462  yes because it also automatically blocks the bill, it's not just a no confidence vote on the government
    1
  1704. Vero
    1
  1705. You need 2/3 to impeach him (in both houses of parliament). The left only has 1/3 in one house and much less than that in the Senate
    1
  1706. @Summer Bk I mean that they weren't allowed, not that they were incapable of doing it
    1
  1707. @Summer Bk I mean that they weren't allowed, not that they were incapable of doing it
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  1708. @Summer Bk no problem, English is not my native language
    1
  1709. Do American conservatives really deny evolution?!
    1
  1710. The car looks awesome, but it's too expensive for what it offers
    1
  1711.  @jantschierschky3461  another huge waste of public money
    1
  1712.  @ibrahim-rv4oe  bikini is banned in many Muslim countries, so niqab being banned in non Muslim countries is not unexpected
    1
  1713. He's not the only one but ok
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  1714.  @malcpaul996  Irish politicians including PM and President, Belgian and Spanish cabinet ministers, New Zealand foreign minister, Portugal foreign Minister, etc...
    1
  1715. Firing 500 000 public employees is what we need in Italy
    1
  1716. I will tell you why they won't do that: it would throw the EU in China's end and would make them drastically increase military expenditure
    1
  1717.  @treebush Well it's the American public that chooses its representatives and its president
    1
  1718. @Minimmalmythicist no he won't do that, there's no reason. Better to appoint a RN Prime Minister and sabotage him from within
    1
  1719. 8:46 Wilders in D66 😟
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  1720. Grandpa should spend time with his grandchildren, not leading the country
    1
  1721. So now he goes even in warzones
    1
  1722.  @bgcvetan  ?
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  1723.  @k4ytho  I know, but FDP is growing apparently so who knows...
    1
  1724. No, the political system is rigged
    1
  1725. What's this list 😂
    1
  1726. Every intelligence agency does that
    1
  1727. That's a weird comment
    1
  1728.  @doshi050050  I see
    1
  1729.  @hugosetiawan8928  Are as important as they are in Italy. So not that much
    1
  1730. How much do you have to pay to adopt a child?
    1
  1731. Ah, the religion of peace strikes again...
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  1732.  @lemondrizzlecake7766  Not necessarily an MP, Renzi was Mayor of Firenze yet still the leader of a party and therefore a political PM
    1
  1733.  @lemondrizzlecake7766  yeah, my point is that to be a political PM is not necessary to be an MP, as long as you are a political figure/leader
    1
  1734.  @lemondrizzlecake7766  whilst in Britain, as far as I know, PM always are MP
    1
  1735. Non lethal aid wouldn't be very useful
    1
  1736. Nothing wrong with hugs in the west
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  1737. ​ @mam0lechinookclan607 oh boy...
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  1738. Guys in the comment, you need to make some more research on what mafia is. It's not like everytime there's a case of corruption or mismanagement mafia is involved. It may be, but it also may be that the company wanted to profit more and that's jt
    1
  1739. I predict a backslash for Macron, because these events will only make the far right (Le Pen rise in the polls)... He probably wanted to attract some of her voters but didn't expected this unbelievable overraction. We'll see
    1
  1740. Wow, I didn't know the US were so fucked up
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  1741. What's the difference?
    1
  1742. They're obsessed with nuclear reactors, for some reason
    1
  1743.  @stephen10.  Can't they sell both?
    1
  1744. Macron will have a majority or he'll probably have to negotiate with the Republicans, at worst. Not bad
    1
  1745.  @birdtower2801  lol
    1
  1746. What a mess
    1
  1747. Art. 36 de la Constitution
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  1748. Should have bought Beretta APX
    1
  1749. That's why you have anti trust agencies
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  1750. Not really
    1
  1751. Compared to Italy these are all pros
    1
  1752. Very well
    1
  1753. What's wrong with Egypt?
    1
  1754. Whoops, absolutely nothing to do with Erdogan! The courts are absolutely independent!
    1
  1755.  @Paul_Davies  just reporting a shift, I did see a different "approach" before
    1
  1756. There is only one western superpower
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  1757. See pinned comment
    1
  1758. Looks like Malmö, Sweden
    1
  1759.  @erik5023  não é a cidade mais perigosa do Brasil, muito longe de ser. Isso também não significa que seja seguro
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  1760.  @erik5023  é assim, vai ver os dados
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  1761. It was a very clever move from mr. Erdogan
    1
  1762. And India keeps siding with Russia! Great idea! Surely in their interest to side with China's best ally
    1
  1763. "British man"
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  1764. Good!
    1
  1765. 😂😂😂
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  1766.  @KnowledgeXYZYT  well said
    1
  1767. I agree, though I don't know what it should do
    1
  1768. There's a lot of them
    1
  1769. This one is the scariest I've watch
    1
  1770. No Radar coverage in 2023?! For an airport in which large airliners land?!
    1
  1771.  @georgechristoforou991  Good! Greece needs 20 years of that!
    1
  1772. Update: Draghi is leaving and we're gonna go bankrupt
    1
  1773. 1,70 my friend, but at least I'm more comfortable on Ryanair's seats
    1
  1774.  @HajjiJesus  he did quite well until some years ago, it's been downhill from there
    1
  1775.  @alisagman362  elections are in May, there's still time. Also the opposition is still infighting over the candidate
    1
  1776. It's not risky, it's just stupid! Especially if they want to stop mining projects
    1
  1777. Turkey could have never joined the EU because Cyprus and Greece would have always vetoed that
    1
  1778. People who complains about British police brutality have never been abroad, that's for sure
    1
  1779. "Viva England" It's our tradition to always call the UK just England
    1
  1780. FDP
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  1781. Better to move to Munich
    1
  1782. Chinese don't "hate" Africans. They don't like anyone who's not Chinese. The difference is that while they may consider a white man on their same level, they won't do the same with a black one
    1
  1783.  @aritakalo8011  the President should also be a guarantor
    1
  1784. Thank you Germany for helping those in need
    1
  1785. Yeah, sure
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  1786.  @DNL-gr3kc  yes
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  1787. It is also part of Denmark and EU is first of all a political entity
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  1788.  @DaDunge  not anymore, no. But it's part of Denmark which is a EU county. I imagine that's the reason why it's here
    1
  1789. Not in the long term, India needs Western support against China
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  1790.  @Insightful_Truth  🤣 we'll see in a couple of decades
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  1791.  @healthtalk2497  Being far right religious extremists is not considerate being conservative in the UK, no
    1
  1792. Germany is the more Pro Israel country in Europe
    1
  1793. Germans are not concerned about defense and foreign policy, apparently
    1
  1794. No one is safe from a Russian invasion if not backed by an alliance, at this point. If I were in Maia Sandu, I'd start considering it
    1
  1795. Doesn't look very powerful to me
    1
  1796. Erdoganomics
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  1797. It is, but it didn't worry people too much when there war a lot of youngsters and little amount of elders
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  1798. FDP is the most reasonable
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  1799. I always appreciate your videos because you always try to be as objective and data driven as possible. Unfortunately many often misinterpret facts (and sometimes even lie) in order to prove the superiority of what they already support.
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  1800.  @alperenbaser7952  He just said we know who will win!
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  1801. Good luck
    1
  1802. The problem is not the police, but the laws
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  1803.  @nothernstar2576  They would be sold to the chinese
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  1804.  @nothernstar2576  Ah well that is true
    1
  1805.  @SophiaAstatine  I don't know how much Denmark gains from retaining Greenland
    1
  1806. I think they should put a government observer to every mosquebin order to listen to what Imams say during prayers
    1
  1807. Trump wasn't that bad, after all
    1
  1808. It's not like he didn't try to find a deal with the left, but they were unwilling to find a compromise unlike the right
    1
  1809. This will push Europe in the hands of China. That's dangerous
    1
  1810.  @pinkythemighty  indeed, they have shown how incompetent they really are. Regardless of how the war will end, Russia's image as a mighty power will be gone
    1
  1811. Because the Greens have been paid by fossil fuel companies for decades
    1
  1812. No this comes from Lebanese waters
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  1813. I want nuclear powered planes
    1
  1814. He hasn't achieved anything. The problem is in the parliament, you could have God as PM but with those fools and idiots in parliament nothing will be done
    1
  1815. Vive l'Europe
    1
  1816. These soldiers were stupid. They should have shot these ultra nationalist and religious extremist terrorists. Now they are in prison for life if they have not been killed by the police
    1
  1817.  @chrisa5631  I am killing myself?
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  1818. Exactly
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  1819. Not sure if the Russian version is actually better from their POV
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  1820.  @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
    1
  1821. It's what happens in Argentina every time a non Peronists wins, they have to fix a broken country and electorally pay for that
    1
  1822. Most Italians aren't that faithful and don't really care about catholicism in any way other than tradition
    1
  1823. I'm not, he brought us Draghi and I consider Conte's government to be one of the most populist ones I've seen
    1
  1824. Because Northern Africa was invaded by Arabs many centuries before. Natives still exist, though
    1
  1825. Are these minks really that important?
    1
  1826.  @gungan5822  Didn't know it was such a big industry
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  1827. They should open a giant hospital and rehabilitation centre e put them all inside it. But how many people live like that? Dozens of thousands?
    1
  1828.  @herrdoktorseltsameliebe  l'altra volta votarono Siffredi, Valeria Marini. Ci vuole l'elezione diretta
    1
  1829.  @Tommi414  ah certo, gli austriaci e gli irlandesi lo fanno ma noi non dobbiamo, per qualche motivo ancestrale
    1
  1830. Depends on what you mean by "Muslims" . I know a lot of people who call themselves "Muslims" but drink all the time here in Italy
    1
  1831. ​ @Midg-td3ty AfD and CDU/CSU have very different foreign policy though... How would they manage that?
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  1832.  @cachorrovinagre2979  Why "sociopatic", though?
    1
  1833. What's the trans one?
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  1834. They look cool though
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  1835. 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?
    1
  1836. The Afghan government must be quite upset, lol
    1
  1837. Say whatever you want but Jan Sobieski was a great leader indeed
    1
  1838. They used to rule Italy for 1945 to 1994, but a judiciary scandal opened the doors for populist and, later, the far right
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  1839. They are against natural gas and nuclear power. It will be hard to achieve their goal of reducing emissions as they will still need coal (which is much worse than gas or nuclear power). It's unrealistic to think you can go 100% renewable only
    1
  1840. Moldova counts 3.5M people, it doesn't cost almost anything to help them
    1
  1841. It's safe now
    1
  1842. American youtuber, who appears to be popular, published a video full of bullshit, to ruin the image of Maserati
    1
  1843. ICE is getting a lot of restrictions in inner parts of big cities
    1
  1844. Your country was created on immigration, it was built by and for immigrants. It's different in the old world, but as your country is getting "older" the openness towards immigration seems to be getting lower than it used to be, IMHO
    1
  1845. Why did Comoros leave then? Unlike Mayotte
    1
  1846. Good! Another Islamist out! Although I'm not sure if there's any non Islamist there...
    1
  1847. Can someone explain me who are these TBLF separatists?
    1
  1848. They can ask for parole after 21 years
    1
  1849. @madrascal yes you're right
    1
  1850.  @pawelszewczenko6723  True but the problem is that switching to that system is very costly because of the fact that today workers have already spent thousands of euros to the state for decades
    1
  1851.  @pawelszewczenko6723  yes they should offer more flexibility in terms of retirement age, reducing the monthly check
    1
  1852.  @francesco7215  *Sorosiano-massonico, per essere più precisi
    1
  1853. Yeah, also the Catalans Independintist and other autonomist/separatists movements
    1
  1854. I love the nationalistic comments. Anyway, here they invest in infrastructure only before elections
    1
  1855. Candidata ecologista contra el nuclear... ridiculo
    1
  1856. This system works very well in Italy...
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  1857.  @TheSpynerd  ma se al sud avete gli schiavi africani a raccogliere i pomodori! come in America 200 anni fa
    1
  1858. What's their stance on EU?
    1
  1859. Attempted kidnapping, probably for money
    1
  1860. Imagine parking your car there
    1
  1861. No, but I'm serious. Is there an anti Bavarian sentiment in Germany? If that's the case, why?
    1
  1862.  @questionmark3219  oh come one, Bavarian is not a race 😂. It's more a culture, we could say
    1
  1863.  @nonvalid962  no, I'm from Northern Italy
    1
  1864. Just let everyone in
    1
  1865. Technically, Lebanon did not attack Israel
    1
  1866. What do you expect from $1?!
    1
  1867. Is he an Islamist? That seems a very popular ideology in Pakistan
    1
  1868. Isn't he an actor?
    1
  1869. Ils sont des fascistes
    1
  1870. How do you already know that?
    1
  1871. Why dictator? He won the confidence vote
    1
  1872.  @Laurentus  It's not a loophole and in any case I don't see how that qualifies him as a dictator since the assembly could have blocked the reform by simple majority
    1
  1873.  @Laurentus  it's still not a loophole, it's being designed to overcome parliamentary stalemates whilst still giving the final decision to the assembly
    1
  1874. Turkey isn't a "Muslim democracy", unless you consider France a Christian democracy
    1
  1875. Attracting foreign investments will be really difficult because no matter what Milei does, investors need to have a longer timeframe than that of a sitting President. What happens if at the next elections, or maybe the one afterwards, the Kichnerists (or other Peronists) win again? it's hard to trust Argentina
    1
  1876. It just mean "I didn't organise it"
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  1877. They're back already, with public money of course
    1
  1878. That's Linke
    1
  1879. how do other western medias talk about ethiopia?
    1
  1880. What a mess! No surprise Lebanon is still a mess nowadays!
    1
  1881. I don't think there will be any state pension at all, in 35/40 years. Maybe I'm wrong, but surely retirement age will keep rising and you'll get much less than what pensioners gets today. It would be very naive to think you can rely on a state pension if you're in your 20s or 30s, imho
    1
  1882. You started well and ended badly
    1
  1883.  @soy_hachim  I don't really care, I just know that Algeria is now selling more gas to us so can't complain. I just don't understand their logic
    1
  1884. @Lama Dlama it's more expensive to transport + the Russian gas is out of the table so everyone else can sell gas at much higher priced, obviously
    1
  1885. Airstrikes
    1
  1886. They don't seem to get that more and more debt also means each the government will spend a growing chunk of its budget just for the interests which means less money to fund their welfare
    1
  1887. Good! That President is a criminal
    1
  1888. Congrats guys! Now you're gonna have Zemmour/LePen in charge after the next elections. Certainly that will improve your conditions and the police behaviour, am I right?
    1
  1889. Imran Khan, known for nothing but blaming foreign countries for every problem
    1
  1890. I think he means that the compromise coalition partners find may not be any close to what their voters wanted
    1
  1891. The Afghan government hasn't lost yet, but give them some months...
    1
  1892. But how will I enter the cockpit?
    1
  1893. 🤣 I'd try that
    1
  1894.  @tylerdurden3722  All propaganda, apparently. Why should the Romans write fake things about them is not clear though
    1
  1895. If they don't want people helping them, no point in wasting your time. Sorry for the innocent kids though
    1
  1896. Flat earth believers I guess
    1
  1897.  @JanChrissD  they have the best defense policy and I don't see what's bad about freedom
    1
  1898.  @mam0lechinookclan607  why?
    1
  1899.  @st0ox  can you elaborate, that's an interesting point
    1
  1900.  @meowmeow1733  Russian backed regime had its merit: higher women education levels, much more freedom for them, etc...
    1
  1901.  @tim3440  pretty much
    1
  1902. DW but it is a heavy political bias, just so you know
    1
  1903. Not exactly half, but a lot. Greens and liberals have a lot of votes among young peopls
    1
  1904. Now with Al Sisi it's much better than when terrorist Morsi was in power
    1
  1905.  @jokuvaan5175  true in many european countries, unfortuantely
    1
  1906. But why this phenomenon is so common in USA and not in the rest of the world? It must be something cultural, I don't know
    1
  1907.  @FINNSTIGAT0R  only because she was supportive of Ukraine. Most don't know pretty much everyone is, in Finland
    1
  1908. I think you all missed a point: to join the EU, every member state must agree
    1
  1909. Very different answers
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  1910. What happened to Erdogan? He wasn't like that 15 years ago
    1
  1911. I thought Muslim women weren't allowed to marry Christians
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  1912. Is illegal everywhere, I think
    1
  1913. Why?
    1
  1914. What happens if you don't?
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  1915. 2:19 That's what everybody does here, apart from during their driving test
    1
  1916. But do you kiss with lips? In Italy it's called kiss on the cheek but in practice only the two cheeks touch each other
    1
  1917. Only decent Pakistani PM in decades, now they have Khan 🤮
    1
  1918. FDP is fundamental or else they'll throw all the money down the drain.
    1
  1919. A question for Americans? How much do you spend if you a cancer?
    1
  1920. On average
    1
  1921.  @user-yx3wu8vt2w  Not anymore, 10 years ago maybe. The Sanders/Cortez/Warren wing is considered left in Europe
    1
  1922. Unless by "conservative" you mean "religious", that is quite unusual here
    1
  1923. Macron otterrà la maggioranza oppure farà un accordo coi Repubblicani. Non vedo come possano esserci buone notizie per la sinistra
    1
  1924. It's ridiculous really
    1
  1925.  @panzer2488  Why do people voted for him but at the same time for those people in Parliament?
    1
  1926. 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
    1
  1927. Good, maybe they could stop bullying their neighbours now. Everyone will be fine
    1
  1928. Well that's not only about Africans. The Chinese don't want foreigners in general
    1
  1929. This time they will be allowed to leave their houses alone. How generous of them! These Taliban guys are so progressive these day!
    1
  1930. Everything is good as long as you are not caught
    1
  1931. Speak with old Eritreans, they speak Italian better than many Italians
    1
  1932. Everyone has been asking China to mediate, but they don't seem to be willing to be dragged in...
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  1933. I agree, especially because the Head of State is almost irrelevant, so it's too dangerous
    1
  1934. In Izmir they don't even vote for Erdogan, should have happened elsewhere
    1
  1935. Yet parking space is as limited as it has always been
    1
  1936. Well said
    1
  1937. 😂
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  1938.  @tchakhotine  c'est parce que le Parti Socialiste veut gouverner alors que LFI préfère l'opposition
    1
  1939. The third candidate was more on the left than him, to be honest
    1
  1940.  @mellowInventor  to be fair they are, at least in Europe. They aren't that different from the far left, especially on economics
    1
  1941. Well, why should you?
    1
  1942.  @logicbomb5511  which leave them without allies
    1
  1943. Rebranding, ma alla fine nulla di sostanziale cambia
    1
  1944. Electric is expensive
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  1945. People don't always understand how important is the way you say things, even when you are right
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  1946. ​ @ВалтерРистов German Bundesrat works the same way.
    1
  1947. Well it's old but it doesn't have many miles
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  1948.  @jurbagarga1410  and for good reasons
    1
  1949. Gouvernement PS-Ensemble-LR
    1
  1950. And then they discriminate the Nigerians! What a joke
    1
  1951. Yeah and this kind of agreement cannot depend on the ideology of the current leaders! Otherwise the EU wouldn't have been formed
    1
  1952.  @misterlinux9290  the only reason he could do that is the fact that he can't be re-elected and he leads a personal party which is hopeless without it. Not easy to replicate in a parliamentary system. That being said, Italy managed to set retirment age at 67 (although full of exceptions added later) only because we were going bankrupt and invented the so called "technocratic government" so that politicians could blame the technocrats And save themselves
    1
  1953. DW not happy about it 🤣
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  1954.  @santadebnath_  Yeah she is too much focused on herself, she doesn't really listen to him
    1
  1955. Still waiting
    1
  1956. Macron LE GOAT
    1
  1957. Even Jordan has gone crazy. Good Lord, people are so easily offended these days...
    1
  1958. Good, it means more gas for Italy!
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  1959. Italy is hopeless, don't know about the other two
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  1960. He's a mathematician
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  1961.  @malekaltayari3936  nice 😂
    1
  1962. How can I find a guide like him if I want to visit Lahore?
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  1963. I'd prefer a CDU/CSU + FDP + GRUNE coalition
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  1964. Not a big fan of GRUNE ideologically, but on issues such as foreign policy they're much better than the SPD
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  1965.  @youseftheyoungwolf1223  As others have said, the two things are not in contradiction
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  1966.  @pekojounin  depends on the country, the Danish party is more centre left than centre right
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  1967.  @paocut9018  Israel is NOT a NATO ally. In fact, they repeatedly refused to provide weapons to Ukraine in order to not damage their ties with Russia
    1
  1968. There's no space. And they needed a bridge to connect those areas
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  1969. In Germany you have the president that, I assume, could in theory intervenes if the majority is turning towards authoritarianism. In the UK they have the Queen, but politically she doesn't really do anything
    1
  1970. Yes? What else?
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  1971.  @zeezeman  yeah that's true
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  1972. Macron Masterclass la gauche n'est pas majoritaire en France, il faut le comprendre. quand le pays est divisé en 3 minorités, seuls ceux qui sont capables de faire des compromis peuvent gouverner
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  1973. Unfortunately a Federal EU would require the member states to agree on a common foreign and defence policy, which it's going to be extremely hard to achieve
    1
  1974. Reminder that following procedure diligently can save lives
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  1975. I wonder if he will accept the results of the next election
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  1976. 🤣🤣🤣 funniest comment ever
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  1977.  @kamran259  wouldn't be an opinion otherwise
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  1978.  @manicabawse2867  I prefer Arab clothes, though. Look much better than those ones
    1
  1979. Why controversial?
    1
  1980. Draghi is not Monti though, his personality may help him I hope
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  1981.  @franca9995  I understand that, it doesn't mean they are becoming all atheists. What I found curious is that Muslims in Europe are much more religious today than the Muslims who came in the 80s, for example
    1
  1982. Exactly. They feel poor because they don't see that the rest of the world is much poorer
    1
  1983.  @michaelmichael2382  I got that part, but I was talking about the CDU leadership elections
    1
  1984.  @alexdouvalopoulos8575  2020?
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  1985.  @alexdouvalopoulos8575  maybe they're not good for American taste? Or it could just be that after the fusion with FCA they are planning different
    1
  1986. @Chris Viking Very true
    1
  1987. Italy need to drastically cut expenses and gradually reduce the debt, whilst lowering taxation
    1
  1988. But the EU is also a defensive alliance, do technically Finland should fight for another EU country in case it is attacked
    1
  1989.  @biggiecheese6103  "MUTUAL DEFENCE CLAUSE The Treaty of Lisbon strengthens the solidarity between EU countries in dealing with external threats by introducing a mutual defence clause (Article 42(7) of the Treaty on European Union). This clause provides that if an EU country is the victim of armed aggression on its territory, the other EU countries have an obligation to aid and assist it by all the means in their power, in accordance with Article 51 of the United Nations Charter. This obligation of mutual defence is binding on all EU countries. However, it does not affect the neutrality of certain EU countries and is consistent with the commitments of EU countries which are NATO members." I suppose it depends on how you interpret " aid and assist it by all the means in their power"
    1
  1990. Italy needs to start building nuclear power plant too
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  1991. How do I get arrested in Finland without hurting anyone?
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  1992. What do you mean?
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  1993. Freedom of being assaulted by the cops for no reason
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  1994. It's what will happen
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  1995. Macron never did
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  1996. He was never with Israel what are you talking about
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  1997. I hope we won't
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  1998. The left didn't want to compromise because they thought they'd lose more and they want to grow for the 2027 election. I think they have no chance for as long as Melenchon and his party sticks around, considering they're the most hated ones (far more than both Macron and Le Pen). But at the same time the traditional left feels like they can't drop Melenchon and the good % of votes they bring to the table
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  1999.  @shivam_nagar69  Exaclty, no sense
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  2000. Putin is, as always, a friend of Erdogan. He didn't do anything even when they killed a Russian pilot back in the days, shame on him. This treason will be remembered: CSTO more useless than NATO
    1
  2001.  @gamerdrache6076  yes, but with the difference that Germany lost the war
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  2002.  Seigi Kachimasu  what about röttgen?
    1
  2003.  @moisuomi  wait, aren't CDU leaders backing Laschet over Söder?
    1
  2004. One PM every 2 years is still more than Italy
    1
  2005. No, because they support conservative policies and conservative policies are right wing
    1
  2006. We're not bankrupt now, but Argentina is right behind the corner
    1
  2007. Bene!
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  2008.  @MrFancyLiving  pretty much, yes. There's no support for fiscal conservatism
    1
  2009. Let's hope so, that would make Tunisia much richer
    1
  2010. Germany is not the US, please stop saying stupid things as white man.
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  2011. The Germans just accept that they can't retire early, no miraculous solution. Eventually this problem will reach developing countries too
    1
  2012. Vai a riguardare il risultato delle due elezioni, valà
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  2013. True but he got more than 50% in the last election. How comes so many Americans don't understand how much these policies will damage even their own life
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  2014. Dilma's political economy
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  2015. Oh another useless war. Seriously, do someone really believe the life of those people will improve after this war?
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  2016.  @LeMerch  Main Taliban allies
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  2017.  @LeMerch  Afghanistan has been historically in very good relations with India and that worries the Pakistani who are, with or without reason, quite obsessed with the Indian menace. By funding the Taliaban they try to get Afghanistan on their side. Plus, Taliaban control (de facto) some cities in Pakistan too.
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  2018. UK ending up like France with all those terrorist attacks
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  2019. Right now I want a party with a long term plan to make the country grow and reintroduce fiscal discipline to be sustainable over the decades. Social issues are secondary to me as without a good economy there's no hope anyway. Problem is most Italians don't want that, so I don't see much hope
    1
  2020. Why do they open it like that, in open air, and not in a lab?
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  2021. Why not?
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  2022.  @gnammyhamster9554  why is it false
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  2023.  @gnammyhamster9554  and 150 years ago Classical liberalism was left wing, but the notion of left and right changes through times. Anyway, they are the descendants of the Italian Social movement which was already considered far right 50 years ago
    1
  2024.  @nishhnishh1088  1990s
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  2025. Yep
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  2026. Only police officers and army members, but they now work for private security so they can potentially earn even more
    1
  2027.  MsPerfectly Imperfekt  I live in Northern Italy and it feels weird, almost surreal
    1
  2028. To be fair, that was at a quite close distance
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  2029. Putin isn't gonna like the freezing of central bank assets. Hope he's not gonna do something stupid
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  2030. No it can't. That's why I hope we'll never have a referendum like the British one
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  2031. They could built high speed networks along the two coasts, that could be useful
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  2032.  @fitito500  Non lo hablo ma lo capisco
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  2033. Draghi non avrebbe mai dovuto accettare, questo parlamento di cialtroni non gli avrebbe mai permesso di fare le necessarie riforme. Ora è ancora più evidente, con questi ricatti non si può andare avanti
    1
  2034. Rachida Dati Première Ministre
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  2035.  @brahms63  Mat Watson I assume
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  2036.  @martinvacek1877  True
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  2037. They are
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  2038.  @emreakaln8202  exactly, because every EU country has Veto power and İ don't see Cyprus or Greece letting Turkey in...
    1
  2039. Bring him back! And get rid of the watermelon seller
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  2040. These people live in an utopic world, it seems
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  2041. It's been happening for decades
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  2042. They were merchants
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  2043. The only ones who steal resources from the Africans are the African corrupt leaders
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  2044.  @eyekneadmunni  they fought others mujaheddin, though
    1
  2045. Vive Macron!
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  2046. "To my disappointment when I tried to speak to them non seemed to understand" My friend, they don't even understand "Bottle of water" if you say it in RP
    1
  2047. Well done to Macron and his government! I love populists' tears
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  2048. With all those terrorist attacks, a shift to the right were to be expected
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  2049. Exactly what I say, these activists are never scientists, engineers, etc... Easy to get why that is the case
    1
  2050. ​ @bryantwilson4731 a lot of place are putting limitations on non electric vehicles, like areas you can't access
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  2051.  @marcelslofstra2157  not really, it very much depends on the city and where you live
    1
  2052. Legends say Patrick is still struggling to understand her
    1
  2053. Facts
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  2054. @Real Steve Meloni could surpass him in the next election, I believe
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  2055. Marriage
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  2056. In which American accent is the anchorman speaking? Even better than the mid atlantic !
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  2057. Even in their infrastructure projects in Africa the Chinese send their worker, because they don't trust the Africans
    1
  2058. You realize no one says "God" unless they're speaking in English, right?!
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  2059.  @tiber64  I'm not saying it's negative, considering any other European country seems to have just given up... Anyway, I think they would be more effective as leader of Europe
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  2060. He forgot he's the one making the rules🤣
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  2061. It's funny that those very same leftists who complain about being too dependent on the US also oppose increasing the defense budget...
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  2062.  TDI for Life  maybe I've just been lucky
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  2063. On this I think everyone can agree
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  2064.  @littlefinger4509  liberalism is right wing
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  2065.  @florislie1358  I mean, when you drive that way for 50 years, it make sense that you prefer it
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  2066. The two things are not mutually exclusive
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  2067. They don't. What you call "Italian/Irish American" maybe do, but they are just flavoured americans
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  2068. They'd need Aksener to win the presidential elections, but I've heard she doesn't want to be a candidate
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  2069. Your kids or relatives inherit it
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  2070. He chooses the PM because he's directly elected by the people, unlike in other countries where the president is chose by the legislators themselves. This gives him more discretionary powers, but ultimately everything has to be approved by the parliament
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  2071. I think it's just countries like Germany who don't really want to get involved
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  2072.  @karlheinzotto3701  indeed
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  2073.  @strofikornego9408  there's a huge Anti german and anti EU propaganda in Italy, which is used as a scapegoat for everything. And the average citizens knows nothing about economics. Just like how much an American knows about geography
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  2074. Russia's GDP is lower of that of Italy alone! if Europe wanted to, it could be defend itself without the Americans
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  2075. The only way to oust the government is through elections, but he has the majority on his side apparently
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  2076. A deal with China is always a bad deal
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  2077. I hope the next government will be fiscally responsible or they'll end up like Italy
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  2078. Bad idea, they already pay a lot
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  2079. on pouvait comprendre l'impréparation dans la première nuit, mais nous avons été témoins de 5 nuits de pillages continus, de dévastation, de vols, de menaces, de passages à tabac, d'enlèvements ! les forces de l'ordre et le gouvernement se sont révélés totalement incapables de garantir notre sécurité
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  2080.  @MrPicoli  bien sûr. en fait, le président a exprimé la nécessité de former une large coalition
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  2081.  @JogBird  That's a good point
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  2082. @Alex Demian What's your job, if I can ask
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  2083. Are Hazara people Pakistani or Afghani?
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  2084.  @BerlinBoi67  the assembly can still reject it if they vote the no confidence motion
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  2085.  @trebucheguevara1052  what exactly do you mean with "propped up"?
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  2086. In italy they last about 1,2 years each, on average
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  2087. But what if Russian planes still pass there? Will they shoot down Russian aircrafts? I find it very unlikely
    1
  2088. Sorry but I support France's intervention. I don't trust Erdogan
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  2089.  @barbarosatmaca3318  If you had a trustable government, like CHP or IYI, things would be different
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  2090. His party wouldn't have made sense after the next presidential elections anyway
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  2091.  @frs809  🤣
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  2092. Edi is much cooler
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  2093.  @englishsteve1465  True
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  2094. Not enough, seeing what's going on in Ukraine
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  2095. Ok, now I support Israel
    1
  2096. Also, if it is self defense you call the police and the ambulance. You don't run away hiding your knife
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  2097.  @umi1903  Turkey
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  2098. Who is "we"?
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  2099. Just pronunce Amen in the correct way
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  2100. Judging by the way the live, I wouldn't say they are successful
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  2101. Not everything is in metric outside the US. Some examples are screen sizes or aviation and maritime units of measurement
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  2102.  @FrodoOne1  it's interesting that they do that in Europe too where no one knows what an inch is lol. Probably just because the first one came from America if I were to guess?
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  2103. Is she American? She has a very good accent
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  2104.  @scamper_van8470  What about the Italian Constitution?
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  2105.  @scamper_van8470  dice che la Repubblica è fondata sul lavoro e non sui sussidi
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  2106.  @scamper_van8470  "nelle forme e nei limiti della costituzione". Uno di questi è che il Presidente del consiglio è scelto dal Presidente della Repubblica, non dagli elettori
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  2107. We're fucked
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  2108. I mean, it is crazy indeed, but happens all the time
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  2109. Well, creating many external enemies is great to gain popular support
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  2110.  @syedputra5955  economically they were in terrible conditions before Erdogan came with his first "technocratic government". Then, for some reason, he decided listening to experts wasn't his thing anymore and here we are
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  2111. But that's allowed in Finland too, yet Erdogan said they can join 🤔
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  2112. Macron won't surrender to the left wing thugs (who don't seem to understand basic arithmetic)
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  2113.  @nouhowlmao2809  and? It's what they need to do
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  2114. What do you think you can do about climate change when the whole EU together only contribute to 9% of global greenhouse gases emissions?! This is all populistic propaganda
    1
  2115. Brazil needs its own João Milei, not Lula or Bolsonaro
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  2116. They don't count because they're not Europeans, so they are free to oppress Muslims. It's only bad when it happens in Europe apparently
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  2117. Maybe because attacking liberal democracies is easier than attacking one party dictatorships
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  2118. It's the land of freedom, they say. I think I prefere to live in less free countries like European ones, at least I won't get killed in any public event
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  2119. They have a big cultural problem about this issue and they should recognize it
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  2120.  @rohtati1020  No, I don't. I prefer European countries, even with their problems
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  2121.  @shafsteryellow  the "EU" is not some entity that decides independently from its member. If even one member only doesn't agree, it can't be done. Same as NATO or similar organizations
    1
  2122. I hope you'll cover the Italian unification and Garibaldi, in the future
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  2123. They are deluded
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  2124. ​ @manuag3886 that's necessary anyway in the long run
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  2125. First foreign journalist who pronounce correctly the Italian PM name!
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  2126. Vero
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  2127.  @andershusmo5235 fair enough 😂
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  2128.  @danielsykes7558  Mmm... but why don't they just do the snap election? I mean, instead holding the pre-set election too
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  2129.  @xway2  I see, so I assume it's the Prime Minister the one who calls for snap elections, not the King
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  2130.  @happyswedme  interesting! That gives the PM a lot of power then
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  2131.  @habbomanish  Oh I understand, many thanks for the explanation!
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  2132. I'm reading so much bullshit here in the comments
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  2133. Sì ma è sempre stato così eh. Hanno perso una volta solo dalla seconda guerra mondiale...
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  2134. He did
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  2135.  @eroskilla9070  Same reforms the social democrats did in Germany before Merkel took power and it worked amazingly for them. Obviously, reforms take some years before you can appreciate their effects
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  2136.  @bouledeflipper  Education one is interesting, what do you mean with that?
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  2137. False, he never did
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  2138.  @damienroberts934  No different from any other civilization. But how is this relevant to my comment?
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  2139.  @sethelrod9099  Corn includes Wheat and Maize, but in the US mostly means only Maize
    1
  2140. 8 years ago this was big news! How times have changed...
    1
  2141. It's electric
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  2142.  @jorehir  as long as they don't prevent you from accessing certain parts of the city unless you're driving an electric vehicle, which they're already doing in some countries
    1
  2143. Let's put the whole region under a foreign rule (could be Britain) so they can all hate this foreign ruler instead
    1
  2144. It means to be based
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  2145. So you expected Rwanda to do a favour to the UK?
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  2146. Doesn't change the fact that what he said is true
    1
  2147. Well, President Abbas has many dangerous enemies
    1
  2148. Indeed
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  2149. Yeah could have been just a PR thing, the vaccine seems to be safe I think
    1
  2150.  @Jerent  ce serait bien
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  2151. We should adopt is for the EU
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  2152. Only if this allow richer country to directly intervene in poorer countries domestic policies. Otherwise it's a dangerous move: poorer countries would get even more indebted knowing richer countries will be there to pay for them
    1
  2153. A geologist!
    1
  2154. China surely
    1
  2155. I don't know why the presenter is so shocked by the percentage of atheists. I understand US is quite religious, but everyone knows Europe and East Asia is way less religious
    1
  2156. Depends where, though. In a lot of European countries they are putting restrictions on diesel cars
    1
  2157. Jerusalem je Srbija
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  2158. BBC is good when reporting news, but when they do this kind of videos they are ridiculous
    1
  2159. 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
    1
  2160. No, ha chiuso nel 2014
    1
  2161. Quando c'era il Castriota
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  2162.  @dedomraz1265  not difficult to be better than this, tbh
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  2163. First time Erdogan is making the right choice in foreign policy
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  2164. As if only white people could be hard working
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  2165. Mmmm maybe because they don't have an army?
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  2166. Probably the best NATO operation
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  2167. 4
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  2168. The majority didn't vote for Hamas. Plus do you think by "destroying Hamas" which means razing Gaza to the ground, the Palestinians will start to love Israel or will their resentment grow even further? From the Ashes of Hamas something worse will grow and we'll be at it again
    1
  2169. Exactly. If they don't have anything to compare it, they won't have a realistic idea of their situation
    1
  2170.  @theonewhoknows2  That's mainly in the American army. I don't think they used that language to commissioned officers or anyone else who is in command
    1
  2171. The Chinese are the clever ones. I may not be a fan of the CCP, but they are not allowing political Islam and that's right
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  2172. ​ @karankapoor2701  Because those who like Chega already voted for them; those who kept voting for the centre right did so because they did NOT like Chega
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  2173. Not everyone lives in a city
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  2174. Unfortunately many see the word "compromise" as a political blasphemy, instead of being the right way to govern a very politically diverse country
    1
  2175. Well it's not like Europeans have that many tanks, to be fair. That's what happens when you have dismantled armies for decades
    1
  2176.  @andreareffo01  Infatti, d'altronde riflettono la popolazione. Per fortuna non tutta
    1
  2177. Yes basically 😂
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  2178. You can open the door at lower altitude though, as it happened already
    1
  2179. I don't think they can arrest them either. But since it looks like the police doesn't do anything, I think you're right, better to kill the criminals. I don't think the police will start to investigate you
    1
  2180. Doesn't really matter, as the lady said. Only useful as a survey to understand who Iranians support. They even banned Ahmadinejad from running!
    1
  2181. Pd ha il 18% alla Camera e i 5S il 32%. Poi è vero che entrambi hanno perso parecchi pezzi (Calenda e Renzi per il PD e gli espulsi per i 5S)
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  2182. It's not propaganda. There was no need to justify anything
    1
  2183. The Ethiopian guy is the most racist one at the end
    1
  2184. The problem in Venezuela is that they can't even extract crude oil as (almost) all engineers and specialised workers moved out to other countries. Their oil production has collapsed.
    1
  2185. People like democracy only as long as the side they support is in power
    1
  2186.  armia krajova  it doesn't have to be
    1
  2187.  @melissawilliams7238  He speaks very well, but don't be fooled: that's not how most Germans speak
    1
  2188. In kindergarten we, both male and female, used to play at the same games without eliminating any gender. And this was in Italy, not in some super open minded Nordic country
    1
  2189.  @dedomraz1265  yeah, much better
    1
  2190. Wow, strong woman
    1
  2191. That title is false. I may not know those countries very well, but I've heard of them
    1
  2192. Why did ou remove the debate? Is it because of broadcasting rights?
    1
  2193. Yes
    1
  2194. What do you mean?
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  2195.  @stephenbond2478  so did I
    1
  2196. Corn means any plant that is grown for its grain, such as wheat. In the US people often say "corn" when the mean "maize"
    1
  2197.  @cemonder6665  can't he change it again?
    1
  2198. I francesi votano meglio degli italiani, alla fine della fiera
    1
  2199. Because it has no army
    1
  2200. Iran when It comes to bomb Israel: 😴 Iran when it comes to other Muslim countries: 😡🤬🚀🚀💥
    1
  2201. Chinese bootlicker 👆🏼👆🏼👆🏼
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  2202. Russian puppet, more likely
    1
  2203. EU won't let Italy go bankrupt so you can safely invest in government bonds
    1
  2204. She's got the best chances to beat the democrats but Republicans won't back her in the primaries so it doesn't really matter
    1
  2205. So you go for extreme right then? How about you keep it in the middle.
    1
  2206. Considering what would be their fate if the Talibans wins, it's better to die fighting against them then surrender
    1
  2207. Because she's Italian
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  2208. Bella per Manu
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  2209.  @Wir3dMagician  il fatto che noi siamo dei coglioni non significa che non lo siano anche i tedeschi
    1
  2210. Yeah it sucks right now
    1
  2211.  @youssefpullman7216  In UK they are fining people who want to leave the country! It's absurd!
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  2212. Elective dictatorship
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  2213. Are they monarchist?
    1
  2214. For the first time I have to agree with Erdogan and it doesn't have anything to do with religion
    1
  2215. Non Indian here. Can you explain me why would a Maldives minister insult the PM of Indian on the basis of where he goes to on vacation? Did Modi use to go always at the Maldives or something like that?
    1
  2216. Se hai una località da suggerire, Preside'
    1
  2217. Greens and Liberals should send an ultimatum to Scholz
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  2218.  @Ezekiel903  italy is equalising the North Vs South gap by making the North more like the Southinstead of the south more like the North...
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  2219.  @valerianocuomo996  so many Italians, like you are showing with your latest comment, haven't understood denying all the problems is the first obstacle to solving them
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  2220.  @Ezekiel903  in 20 years Italy will be considerably poorer from the North to the South. Come back on this comment in 2044 if I'm mistaken
    1
  2221. So Hollywood movies are real
    1
  2222.  @Anpi-xx6my  con uno che vota Erdogan non credo si possa ragionare razionalmente
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  2223. Religion of peace strikes again
    1
  2224. How can China be young, one wonders?
    1
  2225. Those are pre-formed coalitions, though.
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  2226. 🤣🤣🤣🤣
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  2227. Afghanistan is Chinese now
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  2228. It's far right because they're at the right of the centre right (PSD) and the right (CDS)
    1
  2229. I'm not a fan of Renzi and his behaviour, but what he's right in what he's saying. If only he was in good faith
    1
  2230.  Jos 94  no, è di centro/centro-destra. I socialisti (e comunisti) sono da ora all'opposizione
    1
  2231.  @dariopadovans9157  speriamo
    1
  2232. Well said
    1
  2233. Fighting over fish...
    1
  2234. Go Macron! Don't back down to these CIA-backed criminals!
    1
  2235. Yeah, I'm quite worried
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  2236.  @scuckplexity  I agree, but brands like Skoda offer better value for money. Unfortunately for them, though, they aren't German and therefore don't have same good reputation
    1
  2237.  @astradala1845  yes but cheaper
    1
  2238.  @lucasv4302  They don't know much, but more than political scientists when it comes to pensions
    1
  2239. The most shocking thing for every European is the healthcare system
    1
  2240. The root of this is a cancer called evangelicalism
    1
  2241. The last coup occurred only 8 years ago...
    1
  2242. 62 to 64
    1
  2243. France and Spain should be ashamed of letting the US become independent. They clearly are not ready
    1
  2244.  @eusoixpertinho1414  Could you link it?
    1
  2245. Not possible in Italy because the judiciary and the constitutional court would not allow such policies
    1
  2246. No, they got 30% the last time
    1
  2247. I hope France is not lost yet
    1
  2248. So no security for her husband?
    1
  2249. Why are writing in Latin?
    1
  2250.  @victoralexander123ordonez8  ?
    1
  2251. So you're saying most people in Norway are rational and not ideological lunatics? Good to hear, these days you can't take that for granted
    1
  2252. Turkey is all talk no action
    1
  2253.  @tauceti8060  So what?
    1
  2254. Yep, otherwise they're all screwed
    1
  2255. So he complains about Europe not condemning Israel but he says he can't condemn Russia. Seems hypocritical
    1
  2256. Great news
    1
  2257.  @abnurnuab3475  it's called world War because there was Japan, China, the US, etc... Plus Brazil and other countries that sent expeditionary forces
    1
  2258.  @MyPrideFlag  yes I know, same for Greece, Finland, the Baltic maybe. But you guys are the exception and it's easy to understand why
    1
  2259. Milei compensate for that disgrace called Lula who brings shame to South America
    1
  2260. Gaddafi was a secularist
    1
  2261. Jerusalem je Srbija
    1
  2262. CNN is being more rational than many left wing "economist"
    1
  2263. Living in a place like that is so boring, but maybe if you are a pensioner it's ok.
    1
  2264.  @djml5815  nope, she'll lose again
    1
  2265.  Timothy Dexter  Does he speak in a weird way?
    1
  2266.  @NgolaNalane  BRICS should become just C or IC if you really want
    1
  2267.  @mayurkanth6987  I is the poorest but has more potential, IMHO
    1
  2268. Observing it from an external POV, I'm thinking the same thing
    1
  2269. I think we can make Merkel Italian PM, as soon as she became unoccupied
    1
  2270. Well, biggest countries elect more representative so generally these countries have the larger parties among the European groups. Though that's not always the case
    1
  2271. FDP seems the most reasonable party, there
    1
  2272. Well many foreigners didn't know pretty much anything about Finnish politics until she started showing support for Ukraine. That's why
    1
  2273. Leftist in France don't seem much popular these days, anyway
    1
  2274. Why does she has a spider?
    1
  2275. Ridiculous, this will never be possible by 2035
    1
  2276.  @robezy0  That's difficult to understand, I see
    1
  2277. Young Matt surprised me
    1
  2278. They say the FDP is the party of the "rich" yet they didn't spend much
    1
  2279. RIP
    1
  2280. Almost no one answering about the doors
    1
  2281. Only good thing we had was the navy, that made us win the Italo Turkish war in 1911
    1
  2282.  @hiempsal5392  yeah same
    1
  2283.  @ssuwandi3240  Lmao
    1
  2284. 8:26 those are the Germans
    1
  2285. looks like sky australia stands for islamism
    1
  2286.  @peppersghosttheater  what about building nuclear power plants? It should have been done decades ago
    1
  2287.  @ConorMcgregor322  I know Lukashneko has been delaying it
    1
  2288. Will you update the Wojtek episode here on YouTube too?
    1
  2289. Right decision, Germany still refuses to halt nuclear shutdown, but sees no issues in buyig russian oil and gas
    1
  2290. He didn't sell anything to the "Italians"
    1
  2291. From an external POV, wasn't it better when the President lasted for 7 years? Surely it may have been a bit annoying, but at least obliged parliament and President to compromise.
    1
  2292. The polish government has always used anti German rethoric, even before the war. They just saw the opportunity to discredit the Germans and jumped into it
    1
  2293.  KateHikes-6mil  what's wrong with "our society"?
    1
  2294.  KateHikes-6mil  Oh I get far right! At first I thought you might have been a woke one but apparently it's the opposite lol. Btw I'm "white" (that is if you consider native Italians to be white lol), if that's what is triggering you
    1
  2295. Well, what a start!
    1
  2296. Nuclear power could replace coal plants without much of a problem
    1
  2297. I'm from Bologna and I've never seen that square so empty 😲! It's always crowded, this is so surreal
    1
  2298. 🤣
    1
  2299.  @ilsesmith9493  I see
    1
  2300.  @Doso777  these kind of people are the most dangerous ones
    1
  2301. The teacher didn't insult him, but was still beheaded
    1
  2302. Just came here after the video in Pakistan... Then American says Pakistan is dangerous. I mean, it seems way better than "Vermont" from what I'm seeing
    1
  2303. Eheh, they know they survive only thanks to France
    1
  2304. So dramatic 🤣
    1
  2305. 🤣
    1
  2306. @Zenbun Katatakala It is, only EU nationals do not realise it. There are millions of people in the world who wish they had a EU passport and the ones who are lucky enough to have it wants to throw it away...
    1
  2307. la gauche de la loi sur la laïcité, de la défense des juifs contre l'antisémitisme, de l'anticléricalisme est devenue aujourd'hui la section française des Frères musulmans... tout cela pour quelques sièges en plus
    1
  2308. He would have won lol
    1
  2309. The Russians have more than 100 000, what will 8500 soldiers change 😂
    1
  2310. Moldova is the next target. Putin will make up some more lies to justify an intervention to "defend" transnistria from "Nazi" Moldova
    1
  2311. I wish I lived in more enlightened times
    1
  2312.  @funghi2606  yes the problem is cultural. Political culture and culture more in general, IMHO
    1
  2313. I can say it because Italian and apparently italians are black
    1
  2314. A lot of chinese bots in the comments, interesting
    1
  2315.  @mobrule740  He's asking because he doesn't know
    1
  2316. Sounds like Merkel's neighbours are having a party
    1
  2317.  @wile123456  the party is fascist but that doesn't mean all those who voted for her part suddenly turned into fascists at the last elections when they weren't fascists before and that they will stop being fascists at the next one. The fascists are the core of her electorate which has always been small, the majority of her new voters are those who always vote for what they perceived at the new ones who will save them
    1
  2318.  @victorviereck4117  true
    1
  2319. Maybe she studied a little bit
    1
  2320. Central bank MUST be independent from Government or you'll end up with politicians screwing up everything for their political gain/lunacy
    1
  2321. J D And so? What's the problem with Ethiopia?
    1
  2322.  @aymericthibault4374  merci 🥰
    1
  2323. The level of corruption in Lebanon politics is unmatched in the whole world
    1
  2324. I assume that's because it's a rare name for them and therefore they only associate with that
    1
  2325. I don't think Marco Polo would describe himself as "white", the Japanese looked quite pale to him
    1
  2326. Must be a judiciary plot, just like Berlusconi's case. Did he say anything like this?
    1
  2327.  @charleswiggins6684  lol
    1
  2328. Religion of peace = killing young female students in school
    1
  2329. Everybody talks about that
    1
  2330. PR/FPTP mixed system I think
    1
  2331.  @benji9870  Yeah, I think PR would be weird fro British public as you are used to elect candidates for each constituency, instead of just voting for a list of candidates
    1
  2332. They think Germany is Taliban Afghanistan! Merkel has been there for 15 years, it seems to me Germans don't really care about sex
    1
  2333.  @kurteisner67  I saw that before, but I wonder: is that the only recognised minority with that right?
    1
  2334. I don't see it happening soon because to join it would need the approval of all current EU states, Cyprus included (that's gonna be hard)
    1
  2335.  @saabit_0321  middle east is a messy place, I don't think the EU wants to have too much to do with it. Also, what you say might be true but it doesn't change the fact that Cyprus always has the veto and I don't see how they could convince them
    1
  2336.  @commenter4190  and who voted for the members of Parliament who are now in power?
    1
  2337. Egypt did not attack France, the government is allied to France and it's secular
    1
  2338. I've read they have another chance in 2022
    1
  2339. No somos idiotas, pueden explicar el sistema electoral sin problemas
    1
  2340. Didn't know women were allowed to shake hands with men in Saudi Arabia
    1
  2341. Medicines (drugs). India is the largest provider of generic drugs
    1
  2342. Yeah, for the same reason
    1
  2343. No tailors in North Korea, even if you're the Supreme Leader
    1
  2344.  scum  no need for him to go, the Ukrainians are very willing to fight themselves. They need weapons, that's what we have to give them, not men
    1
  2345. Well they held this referendum in Berlin and not in, let's say, Frankfurt for a reason
    1
  2346. Uganda's politician will get a lot of money
    1
  2347. Thank God for the Commission, if it was for our pat government we would have been bankrupt already
    1
  2348. Mostly Lebanese now
    1
  2349.  @MRD-x2c  Oh I wish
    1
  2350. I feel like you're downplaying a little bit, to use an euphemism, the outstanding results achieved by President Cardoso in the 90s
    1
  2351. What?
    1
  2352. They shouldn't have given us any money. Our government is already wasting it all
    1
  2353. Macron has grown some balls
    1
  2354.  @bugsenstock2023  how so? He doesn't even have a majority! And in any case how would he win the referendum? Impossible
    1
  2355. I'd have preferred the instructing method, at least at the beginning. Maybe coaching for the last lessons before the test
    1
  2356. Macron Always opposed killing civilians, especially children
    1
  2357. ​​ @petrichor259 Soon it will change. India is already allied with the US, Japan, Australia, etc... against China, it will eventually drop Russia. It won't make sense to have close relationship with their main enemy's #1 puppet
    1
  2358. Vito is an idiotic MP, please choose someone else
    1
  2359.  @nostro1940  not in Italy
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  2360.  @nostro1940  nope, it's not a crime since the abolition of the Bossi-Fini law
    1
  2361. ​ @lovepeaceandrespect8808 pure propaganda. The main opposition party is as opposed to mass immigration as the governing one
    1
  2362.  @McGregor43  I said it's illiberal, that is not necessarily right or left wing
    1
  2363. ​ @superjonne7916 nobody truly believed that, that's why her party is still polling at a higher level than what they got at the elections. It was obvious that wasn't possible to put in practice
    1
  2364. ​ @susmabeatbestalbom7295  I'm not American and that was a critique on American cars
    1
  2365.  @susmabeatbestalbom7295  I mean I was criticising American cars, not you
    1
  2366. No FIN
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  2367. Russia is gonna become China's best buddy in the years ahead, whether we like it or not
    1
  2368. I'd like to see the same question asked in Albania, if anyone has a video to recommend
    1
  2369. That's how every normal person would react. I don't find anything strange in this video
    1
  2370. Wait, in US you choose car from what is available at the car dealer? Don't you customize your car when buying it?
    1
  2371. Outside Europe Renault doesn't use the brand Dacia so all of their cars are just plain Renaults
    1
  2372.  @theotherohlourdespadua1131  I'm talking about right wing electorate, even if the current governing party is not against it
    1
  2373.  @GeistInTheMachine  the Italian right wing voters are overall against it, she isn't
    1
  2374. donc seuls ces cons de la France insoumise continuent de justifier ces criminels
    1
  2375. No one forces you to be part of a club (e.g. European Union), but if you want to join it, you have to respect its rules
    1
  2376. TBF he had good proposals in 2017, problem is he did very little of what he had promised
    1
  2377.  @pandasrules7536  UK GDP is almost the double of Russia's GDP. Anyway, that's why I talked about European countries and not just the UK
    1
  2378. We actually have two words for "table": one is masculine and the other is feminine
    1
  2379. That happens regularly, nothing new
    1
  2380. 🤣
    1
  2381. 1.5 I think
    1
  2382. After Germany and Japan, now it's Italy's turn!
    1
  2383. Tell this to Germans and Italians
    1
  2384. Of course he is: Melenchon(France Insoumise): far left PS: centre left Macron (LREM): centre Republicans: centre right Le Pen (RN): far right
    1
  2385.  @miguelverdial1701  Anche una Peugeot 3008 è "strana" per lui...
    1
  2386. War in northern Italy, puts traditional Napolitan music...
    1
  2387.  @noneB974  I agree with you that is not cheap, but that's what Carwow meant
    1
  2388. Where can I find the minister's answers?
    1
  2389. No point
    1
  2390. Moldova should try to get annexed by Romania
    1
  2391.  @A_New_Error  actually south Tyrol was almost all German speaking, Bolzano only has a German majority now because of the "Italianization" that happened after WWI. The main reason for South Tyrol was that it would make it more difficult to invade Italy if you had control of the Alps in South Tyrol. The Italian speaking part was Trentino, to the South of South Tyrol
    1
  2392. Now even the Telegraph is doing leftist propaganda... Never thought I'd see that
    1
  2393. German is a large economy but not THAT larger. Eventually they'll have to accept Germany can't keep everyone afloat
    1
  2394. Robbery is a crime even if the victim is a criminal
    1
  2395.  @blank_3768  but he said that no one can force the President to force him to appoint someone as PM he doesn't want to, I don't think the Queen would say that
    1
  2396. 😂😂
    1
  2397. I don't think India and China would fight 1vs1
    1
  2398. To me it looks like the most sensible solution, but then again if you look at Lebanon you see things are dofficult
    1
  2399. Judging from Italy, this coalition doesn't look bad. I'd vote for D66, as they are pro EU, but I think it's better if they stick to the centre, rather than aligning with the left
    1
  2400.  @thijsjevanderlee3489  I see, that makes much easier for them to be elected
    1
  2401. Never gonna happen because european countries don't want to renounce their national power
    1
  2402. What's their system like?
    1
  2403.  @AlvarVaara  And the president? Is he completely irrelevant or has some influence?
    1
  2404.  @Taistelujake  Interesting, thanks
    1
  2405. It would be a disaster for Greenland
    1
  2406. Another failed country it seems. What can you do at this point?
    1
  2407.  @TheLoki7281  yep, just look at the quality of air
    1
  2408.  @TheLoki7281  Really? Is there in their program or just a position some member share?
    1
  2409. Apparently burning the Quran is not a problem anymore if you give Erdogan some for fighter jets...
    1
  2410. I don't know what your country is but context does definitely matter. Singapore is a city state hence space is the most scarce thing
    1
  2411.  @alessiorappa2081  well but this assume the concept of left and right wing are universal and not dependant on the context
    1
  2412.  @adamp7266  I meant "politically weak"
    1
  2413.  @joegambino9792  I don't think and hope so
    1
  2414.  @chrislane8453  We have no problems with Iran which is an important trading partner for many European countries
    1
  2415.  @chrislane8453  True, but we were working on it https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Instrument_in_Support_of_Trade_Exchanges. Anyway, they are not our enemy
    1
  2416. Most people in the world don't have a box with the possibility to charge their cars, unfortunately
    1
  2417. You shouldn't upload this video, otherwise potential tourist like me will be to scared of Us police to visit your country!
    1
  2418. I agree. Hasan really doesn't see his hypocrisy
    1
  2419. ​ @diwan9861 rien à voir avec cet entretien et de toute façon chacun a le droit d'être en désaccord avec le classement du conseil d'état
    1
  2420. In Italy you can do the kiss even to another men but it has become rare these day. Almost only happens to relatives now
    1
  2421.  @mdiciaccio87  he was arrested some months before, before the government decided to surrender. Plus, they didn't expect the Germans to invade Italy that quickly
    1
  2422. Not really, not everywhere
    1
  2423. sure 😂😂
    1
  2424. I mean, he supported torture. That seems pretty extreme to me
    1
  2425. It's not "massive", it's the bare minimum. We should all spend much more than we currently do
    1
  2426. No handshake?
    1
  2427. It is very simple to understand indeed. I don't how you can be opposed to it if you're in good faith
    1
  2428.  @berkekadircelik6282  he would of he was already looking for an excuse to cancel it
    1
  2429.  @imbusymom4615  no
    1
  2430. Kurti is fighting even with the Albanian government... There must be a reason for that
    1
  2431. No that's not the reason 🤣
    1
  2432.  @mohammadrifaai4663  sì ma le metteranno i bastoni tra le ruote, ancora non accettano che li abbia scavalcati
    1
  2433. Turkey has never been a fully liberal democracy. It's not like before Erdogan it was such a bastion for civil rights, free elections and etc... I'd say there's a massive backsliding between the last decade of Erdogan rule and the first one (much more "liberal", imho)
    1
  2434. LFI = frères musulmans
    1
  2435. Still better than a new Geringonça
    1
  2436. Not really, no one has a majority alone so Macron said he'll appoint a PM only when the parties will find a deal including at least the majority of representatives
    1
  2437. Libertarian pro business = a little less willing to spend everything they have and even what they don't
    1
  2438. They need an alliance with the centre, if they want to govern
    1
  2439.  @Skelewachs  that's good to hear, but I think you're being too optimistic
    1
  2440. That's an interesting comment
    1
  2441. Sandero Is cheaper
    1
  2442. Play stupid games, win stupid prizes
    1
  2443. No.
    1
  2444.  @Fabian-cv9yl  I wish, it's way higher
    1
  2445. I remember a scaremongering "documentary" about nuclear energy, their worst video probably
    1
  2446. The Queen Mother 😂😂
    1
  2447.  @billachiasimarkhor4766  no, with surrender I mean making yourself a Taliban prisoner
    1
  2448. That was just an excuse to cause troubles
    1
  2449. EU common defence should include only the countries willing to do so, without trying to convince all 27 members. Than, if one wants to join the project, the door should always be open. This is the only way to go on
    1
  2450. Just get an A380!
    1
  2451. Euro has no faultes, we have faults in how we wasted our money
    1
  2452. Fact is many in SPD have been bought by the Russian so I suspect the Russians are threatening to make this known
    1
  2453. Russia can't even conquer Ukraine, Finland shouldn't have much problems repealing a Russian invasion
    1
  2454. 197 votes 🤣
    1
  2455. Solidarity with the French Government! Let the parasite riot
    1
  2456.  @harryloiseau5271  now just because one supports pension reforms, then he must be a troll!
    1
  2457. Give us the news about the Turkish journalist ARRESTED for saying a proverb that offended Erdogan. That is the democracy of the new sultanate of the wanna-be new prophet
    1
  2458. France should definitely do some airstrike if its citizens or embassy are attacked. Otherwise I don't think it's worth the hassle to intervene military but definetly support Nigeria and its allies if they decide to do so
    1
  2459. That's what I don't understand, they have one of the highest disposable income in the world
    1
  2460. Americans are crazy part 3456000
    1
  2461. Cut public spending, that's the most urgent need
    1
  2462.  @terribrad24  unfortunately both Lula and his predecessor supports dictatorship of various sort, although of opposite political alignment
    1
  2463. See pinned comment
    1
  2464.  @Dhksksjjsjjs  who's the terrorist promoter?
    1
  2465. President, I'd suggest you to wear a bulletproof vest... you never know.
    1
  2466.  @jameshenderson5385  they're more like self-servants. I call them public employees anyway, they certainly do not serve anyone
    1
  2467. Basically cities skyline in real life
    1
  2468. No because that doesn't guarantee the president always has majority in parliament, just look at the US, France, Brazil
    1
  2469. Mmm... Albania is a Muslim majority western democracy and works very well. Why would that not be compatible in Turkey?🤣 Btw, the headscarf ban doesn't exist in western countries, it was imposed by the Turkish military themselves, not foreigners. Your conspiracy theories don't seem much justified by the facts
    1
  2470. Sì ma non prendete Libero e il fatto Quotidiano come esempio di giornali italiani 😂
    1
  2471. Italy has a 3% hurdle but SVP is excluded
    1
  2472. What you say makes sense with China and Taiwan, but not with Russia
    1
  2473. The thing is that even the Israeli law on paper considers them illegal, yet the governments don't seem to care
    1
  2474.  @cowboybeboop9420  That is why I support EEA for everyone and integration for the countries which are willing to do so
    1
  2475. Recep is a Putin's asset
    1
  2476. In Italy is 21%
    1
  2477. Probably shot by a leftist
    1
  2478. Foreign policy is unlikely to change. Distrust of Russia is shared among almost the entity of the population, due to history
    1
  2479. I don't get it, I never hated or dislike Hank, not even in the first episodes
    1
  2480. I'd mine the border with anti-tank landmines if I were them
    1
  2481. I guess I'll die
    1
  2482. I think we'll have to wait for the next elections
    1
  2483. The video is wrong on that, as there is no such law in Italy
    1
  2484.  Ron B  people need to think rationally a little bit more. Nationalism has done (and still does) so much damage
    1
  2485.  Ron B  what will the native gain with the independence?
    1
  2486. But eastern Europeans are white too
    1
  2487. Revolver is cooler
    1
  2488. Matt has a good Italian
    1
  2489. Because they're dangerous!
    1
  2490. Il Parlamento di cui ci lamentiamo tanti ce lo siamo eletti noi eh! Non è piovuto dal cielo
    1
  2491. ​ @aronm5329 There are around 40 countries in the world that have less than 1milion people, but only a few of them are considered microstates (those with a very small land area)
    1
  2492.  @znzjasjnsnskssk3386  there was a pandemic in between
    1
  2493. What did you buy in the end? I think Peugeot looks better but Hyundai is very reliable and maybe even cheaper
    1
  2494. Biden is much more pro Europe than his predecessors, though.
    1
  2495.  @kathykaura7219  yeah, it's always external forces 🤣 Turkey has a long history of coups, not really because of external forces
    1
  2496. A bit masochistic
    1
  2497.  @marcovizzari3008  io credo si farà l'euro tank
    1
  2498. Sunak should be PM
    1
  2499. Plus Sanna Marin's party got more votes than the last time anyway
    1
  2500.  @Frank00  It's not a church, it's a criminal organisation exploiting and brainstorming people in difficulties to extort them money and gain more power and influence
    1
  2501.  @Frank00  No? I never claimed that
    1
  2502. Southern Italy is still Arab
    1
  2503. Today, but not in 40 years
    1
  2504. No
    1
  2505. Also, I still didn't get how the flight attendant entered cockpit since this happened 4 years after 9/11
    1
  2506. Hezbollah is the main issue
    1
  2507. Honestly, Germany is the most generous of all. They have the economic resources to help those in need and are not egoistic
    1
  2508. Didn't know "Easterners" were so tolerant of drugs...
    1
  2509. The answer is that Monarchy can be positive or negative depending on the context
    1
  2510. It's not necessarily mafia related
    1
  2511. Did he already ask them if they want to join the EU?
    1
  2512. Reminds me of Maduro
    1
  2513. *Bulldozer Macron
    1
  2514. In what ways?
    1
  2515. Every country always vote for neighbors or "friend" countries but no one votes for Germany...
    1
  2516. FDI is full of socialists, though
    1
  2517. First class plane tickets, that's all I want
    1
  2518.  @roversnolan1  exactly, can't stand him
    1
  2519. According to the last opinion polls, less than 30% agree with the reform
    1
  2520. la gauche n'est pas majoritaire en France, il faut le comprendre. quand le pays est divisé en 3 minorités, seuls ceux qui sont capables de faire des compromis peuvent gouverner
    1
  2521.  Increasing Entropy  You wrote " No one is justifying the murder." than read the comment right after yours. That's why people are worried about islamism
    1
  2522.  SUPER STAR MOVIE WATCH Ishaq  That was exactly what I was talking about
    1
  2523. tout le monde a l'opposition!
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  2524. Mmm I was deciding between visiting US and Eritrea+Ethiopia+Somalia, next year. After this video I decided I will definitely go for the latter
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  2525. Bravo PS 👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿
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  2526. There's no mandioca here in Italy, for example
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  2527. Now I get why they're cheaper than Airbus
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  2528. Japanese are fairly pale
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  2529.  @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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  2530. Huge respect for the French police and the Government! Crack down those commies!
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  2531. Viewers, who do you guys support?
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  2532. The question is why are they doing this?
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  2533.  @vinm300  actually I was talking about Germany. Why did they purposely decide to become dependent on Russia?
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  2534.  @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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  2535. I agree. Our government is already wasting the money
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  2536. Then they talk about the Muslims
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  2537. Unfortunately that's the point. Since Macron can't be re-elected and he pretty much leads a personal party that could disappear after him, he can afford to raise retirement age. In other systems, it would be even more difficult
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  2538.  @lornarichardson5655  most food is imported anyway
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  2539. Doesn't change very much if tou are a passenger
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  2540. Idiots hate him
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  2541. Malo.
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  2542. Not possible, building things need time
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  2543. What about electing a normal guy that isn't far left or far right?
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  2544. In 2021 France will assume the command of NATO Mediterrean forces, it will be interesting...
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  2545. ​ @samsonsoturian6013 if that's the case they should be happy New Democracy won
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  2546. Melenchon, in France
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  2547. My dad still used it in the 80s, during his 1y conscription period 😅
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  2548. All my support to President Macron against these CIA-backed fake protestors
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  2549. Now I want to enlist in the Finnish Defence Forces, do they accept foreigners?
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  2550. Quality reporting takes time
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  2551.  @willemgijs3803  What is the relationship between communism and VVD?
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  2552.  @ArawnOfAnnwn  oh, I see
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  2553. In Brazil the problem is that there are too many parties, in my opinion, and the majority are characterized by 'clientelism'. I'd set a threshold at 3/4% and that would help
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  2554. Well it depends on the job I suppose
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  2555.  @woryok You're right, but birth rates will probably eventually stabilise. In any way, sooner or later all countries will have to change their retirement systems as most of the currrent ones are not sustainable with an aging population
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  2556.  @jasonhaven7170  The number of immigrants Italy would need to take in each year is huge, to make that acceptable to most italians is gonna be very difficult and there's no political party explicitly advocating for it. I don't see a viable solution in the short/medium term. Maybe when the ship will eventually sink people will realise things have to change
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  2557.  @jasonhaven7170  I know that, that's why I'm saying it's better to leave the ship if you can
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  2558.  @Heatwave9000  it's not a long term solution, obviously
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  2559. Yep, even moderate right. But that is a natural cycle, I think. Sometimes it tends more to the left, sometimes to the right
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  2560.  @XMysticHerox  We speed much more in salaries and administrative costs than the US, which spends a lot more in equipment and R&D (in proportion to the budget, obviuosly) So there's a problem of how we spend money
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  2561. They always wait for a disaster. There was an intersection in my town, where you couldn't clearly see the "STOP" sign and the lines. They didn't do anything until a woman died in a car accident and the prosecutor started an investigation over the municipality
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  2562. It's interesting how you edited this video, excluding Neil's best points
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  2563. His political career will end in 2027 anyway
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  2564. ​ @zrakcin Lebanon doesn't control Hezbollah, you know that. Iran controls it and there's nothing Lebanon can do since it doesn't even have a functioning government or army
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  2565. Claro que hay
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  2566. What happened to Ciudadanos?
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  2567. Ataturk was a great leader. Anyway the referendum result was cheated
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  2568. Anti-americanism, it's a common feature of the European left
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  2569. Politicians don't care, they just want to buy votes by giving people government's paychecks
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  2570.  @kungfumouse3373  there's plenty of polls about Muslims in Europe. Their answers are not very reassuring, to be honest
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  2571.  @loveelroi4453  Giovanotti!
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  2572. It's the legislator to be blamed, not the manufacturers
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  2573.  @congoballs9725  It did actually, they just didn't put enough soldiers outside the ardennes
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  2574. You're right Mr. President, leaving Afghanistan was a huge mistake
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  2575. Children prefer it too. If you say "don't do that" without an explanation, they are likely to ignore you
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  2576. MAGA idiots crying 😂
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  2577. ​ @Ash-os1dz  yep, Lockdown over just one case. Utter madness
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  2578.  @theemperor6413  Yep
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  2579. @Adem Gözler You can't really trust his word, but I don't think he will attack
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  2580. Well they needed in WW1
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  2581. Ban Ennahdha, Mr. President!
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  2582. They have the popular party/ Christian Democrats, the liberals and "Enough!" but with just a bunch of seats. Also, despite the name, the social Democrats are in EPP so centre right
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  2583.  @mijicmugendo  you're right, Melenchon is just a centre left moderate if not a centrist 👍
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  2584. Still true a millennium afterwards
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  2585.  @dannya1854  where's the racism in saying they look good and are civilized
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  2586. Without a proper governing body I find it difficult
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  2587.  @9_9876  he's just trolling
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  2588. Who's that?
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  2589. Not China
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  2590. Mind you the Italian right always tried to pass something like this since the time Berlusconi first came to power (eventually rejected by nationwide referendum). Their idea is the winner takes it all, basically legalising a 5 years dictatorship
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  2591.  @dmarl1042  Oh that's for sure
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  2592. Not exactly the most unbiased descruption (although I don't know whether this was your goal or not), but nevertheless still informative. Based on this I'd probably go for either Union or FDP
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  2593. Why do you hate them?
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  2594. So should Germany take the German part of Switzerland and Austria? Or France invade half of Belgium and the Netherlands the rest?
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  2595. If he's pro Green, he's bad
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  2596. These people are spoiled. 64 is still early
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  2597. What are the most interesting parts? Thanks
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  2598.  @javierslytherin9898  Why rude? 😁
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  2599.  @helljoll478  hope so, but the parliament's composition is our problem
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  2600. Well Tesla is crazy expensive...
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  2601. I don't think he really believes that or else he would have minded about them a bit earlier, considering he's been in power for almost 2 decades
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  2602. 300 😂, you are counting patrol boats, auxiliary boats, etc...
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  2603. 140 cm
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  2604. Why am I watching this? I live in Europe
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  2605.  @2541ErGeFo  Yes, but you wouldn't be able to park it anywhere 😅
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  2606. She did great and got blamed for what other caused
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  2607. ​ @axeletzold9406 Limes is pro russian propaganda
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  2608. That's because of DW agenda
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  2609. 🤣
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  2610. Indeed, it was a test for every dictator/autocrat
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  2611.  @MVSSENJU  yes, that'd be good. There wouldn't be mutual trust, otherwise
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  2612. There have been other two attacks today: one in Avignon (Southern France) and one in the French Consulate in Jedda (Saudi Arabia). Luckily no one got killed
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  2613. Not really, it worked well until the 90s
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  2614. Just give the Serbian majority villages to Serbia and the rest to Albania. What's the issue here
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  2615. Because they could be jailed
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  2616. And they said Khan was the moderate and modern candidate. Imagine the others...
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  2617.  @spirittammyk  it's only a matter of time
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  2618. It's easier in parliamentary republics/monarchies
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  2619.  @badluck5647  INdeed
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  2620.  @dso4594  yes this is true
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  2621. Is it that bad already? Like dying of hunger?
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  2622. Why did New Caledonia asked for independence referendum when 50 of their GDP consist of subsidies from France? Nationalist ideologies over rationality
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  2623. True, I miss him
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  2624. Forgive me but there is an error at 04:45: the oldest monarchy is the Japanese one
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  2625. He's trying
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  2626. They still do this
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  2627. The next chancellor will probably be a left winger, so that's unlikely to happen
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  2628.  @brunoalves-pg9eo  emigration seems the only solution
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  2629. Yes, but she's in a far right party...
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  2630. Same, although Walt went too far for me after a while
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  2631. Macron should have avoided mentioning the pension reform in his program, although it's crucial to pass it.
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  2632. Berlusconi's main car
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  2633. 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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  2634. You know Andrew Neil does the same when interviewing leftists?
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  2635. Dangerous populist that didn't doo much in the end... It's all about counterweights
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  2636. La maratona Mentana è intrattenimento, prima che informazione
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  2637. ​ @jetaddicted  I saw CDU position on defence and I thought: "That's clearly not enough! The other parties surely must have better policies!". Turns out the CDU and maybe FDP?) is the least worst when it comes to military capabilities...
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  2638.  @JS-ih7lu  a European only NATO would be the way to go, but needs much more money without the US
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  2639.  @a.b.6233 But yes that's the main problem: countries have very different foreign policies. For what regards Turkey, countries like Germany will always back Turkey over Greece for example
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  2640. It wasn't normal until the 90s actually. During the cold War you'd never see something like that
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  2641.  @NOLMT5  So what? If they leave they know perfectly well the Afghan forces will not resist
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  2642. Well done ECOWAS! Time to free the President of Niger and reinstate the democratic order. Down with the arrogant junta
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  2643. Whatìs the problem in trading with Russia?
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  2644. He's president of the government, I believe
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  2645. Gli ambientalisti sempre fantastici nella loro ipocrisia
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  2646.  @angelitos99  non direi
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  2647. Alright, I've decided I'm gonna order an Airbus and not a Boeing
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  2648. In Italy we pay more than many countries in Europe. I pay about 1500 euros per year!
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  2649.  @Sergio-wn4sp  Indeed
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  2650.  @hiphipjorge5755  The problem is finding a satisfying job here. Maybe in Spain will be better than in Italy
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