Comments by "Serenity" (@SerenityM54L2SAM5L5N1) on "BBC News" channel.

  1.  @cosuinofdeath  Watch the video.
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  2. I feel so bad for the innocent people having to live in these unstable geographical locations where landslides, tsunamis, intense storms and cataclysms is the norm. I hope assistance is delivered rapidly so the affects residents and places can recover ASAP. God bless you Philliphines
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  3. Much respect to Lee Hsien Loong and his beautiful country of Singapore. The world would be a much better place if more countries adjusted their societal model to Singapore.
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  4. Such a humble and respectable man with a great political platform. We need this type of PM here in Sweden, desperately.
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  5. Russian authorities and their spies has a tendency to fail and make mistakes during their operations. Many have been exposed. Remember when Navalny pretended to work at FSB to receive details about the assassination attempt against him? The incompetence seem to run deep.
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  6. I doubt Russian authorities would manage to poison an agent who managed to reveal classified details about the Navalny poisoning after being deceived by a randomized non-agent. Just listen to how laughable that sounds. If this level of incompetence prevails within the inner intelligence service circles in Russia, perhaps the country shouldn't be as feared as it is.
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  7. Imagine letting a flying mini-robot trespass into your sovereign nation without immediately destroying it.
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  8. Cutting in line, risking your life, and committing a crime shouldn't be encouraged and won't ever solve the core of the issue in my opinion
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  9.  @michaelrose2443  Eww. That's a depraved lie to peddle.
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  10. And BBC will probably focus on silencing the language used to accurately describe why this happened, what type of person this likely was, and what measures should be implemented to rectify our societal flaws. Wouldn't be surprising at least, since they censored a Faulty Towers episode recently, and never brings up certain contentious perspectives when these 'accidents' occurs.
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  11. 20 years of attempting to destroy the Taliban and its previous/future rule, to now giving concessions and letting a new generation of the Taliban start to rule once again. This is far from promising.
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  12.  @richardkent9275  The "great reset" isn't a thing. It's some foolish slogan expressed by those not caring about the pandemic. Even if there's a "reset", in order to adjust to handle flaws, that'd be positive.
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  13. Most women are looking for comfort, security and protection by a strong partner that can ensure the family's welfare, provide financially, and deter threats. That's why it's difficult for women to fall in love and stay with individuals that on the surface appears as short gnomes or dwarves. It's unfortunate for those that obviously can't change the characteristics they were born with, but that's the biological fact of the matter and the tough reality.
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  14. Looked it up quickly: "Sea foam forms when dissolved organic matter in the ocean is churned up. Algal blooms are one common source of thick sea foams. When large blooms of algae decay offshore, great amounts of decaying algal matter often wash ashore. Foam forms as this organic matter is churned up by the surf." Stormy weather in combination of lots of waste/algae blooms were must've exacerbated the creation of foam in no time.
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  15. People die all the time in Chad due to how violent the country is. The army is probably provided with many benefits and merits, so I doubt they'd need to shoot the president just to retrieve power. The rebels likely took him out instead. He's been a president for 30 years, I presume his army and associates would've taken him out long ago if they wished to do so.
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  16.  @Crescent-IV  Well, this man isn't just all talk. He leads and has built up a powerful country where the people are safe and satisfied.
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  17.  @EoRdE6  You'd think that there'd exist technology that could mitigate or prevent icy roads from establishing itself in the 21st century, to decrease the number of crashes.
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  18. 300 virgin rebels were slaughtered by the army full of Chads yesterday. The Chad president decided to showcase that he indeed is Chad on the battlefield, but was downgraded to a virgin accordingly. A risk which wasn't worth taking. Jokes aside, RIP!
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  19. Why should Australian news companies receive special privileges by Google and Facebook? These news bureaus already receive traction and advertisement by existing on Google and Facebook. Why force the hosts to pay for content that they don't really need?
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  20. This is literally a corresponding version of the replacement theory that some people use in order to advocate for the preservation of certain races and demographics. But it's fine because this group is near extinction, right?
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  21. Yep, kinda insensitive considering that China's negligence and state censorship resulted in the rapid spread. That they're out partying now and making fun of the bleeding world as if it's one big harmless joke. Tacky. But it's difficult to deny that China managed the pandemic well once the leadership took it seriously.
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  22. I think that's the argument that Putin may be making. "The palace was created by its tax exempt status, state funds and funds from my billionaire and does technically not belong to me." Although I haven't done much research into this building project and who the palace belongs to, so I'm not certain. But Putin isn't precisely a flawless or an honest guy.
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  23. The civilized world are laughing at us for punishing our own guardians and protectors.
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  24.  @zlonewolf  Biden banned deportations. Changed the direction in the immigration department. Signalled that he'd open up the border, let more people in, and provide asylum/citizenship to millions. That resulted in this crisis. Do some research.
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  25. One of the few policies that Xi Jinping has gotten right is the security law imposed in Hong Kong to uphold order, remove vandals and punish those that can't behave in a legal manner. If you've followed the anti-government movement, you'll be aware that it's irrational, especially the demands, and that the destruction caused by the movement is completely unacceptable by anyone's standards. Something had to be done, and the move is supported by the majority of Hong Kongers.
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  26. "criticism"?
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  27. The amount of conspiracies that people have used to defy vaccination is laughable lol. Quite insane when you think about it. Especially when you know what the alternative is, a prolonged pandemic. These vaccines are proven to be safe and harmless. The potential side-effects that could arise outweighs the alternative risk of letting the virus wreak havoc for sure.
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  28. Yet USA are miles better on many parameters (social issues aside) compared with the rest of world, when it comes to economic power, influence, military strength, standards of living and stability. Think about how low the rest of the world stands with this in mind.
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  29. So cute and protective 🤗🤗
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  30. Did that guy take out the camera to film when his brother almost was trapped under the avalanche? Priorities. Swift camera skills though.
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  31. You know that we're lost as a species when our leaders has to convince the lost, conspiratorial and unhinged crowd to drop their vaccine skepticism and take one for the team by vaccinating. The queen, leaders around the world and public officials has had to boost the vaccine rates because of, presumably, individuals such as yourself sowing distrust and skepticism around this pandemic.
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  32. I'm so tired of Brexit. No clarity, nobody knows what's happening, negotiations gets nowhere, and you won't know where EU/UK seriously stands on the Brexit issues or what they're planning. Wish it could be over.
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  33. I don't think a dictatorial autocracy, an absolute communistic dictatorship, like North Korea, cares that much about potential uprisings. The state would mow down every sign of protest, by force, and their family would be sent to concentration camps for the rest of their lives. North Koreans believe that they're living in an utopia by all of the state and educational brainwashing as well. Uprising are unlikely, even though the population is suffering from famine, poverty and suppressive oppression.
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  34. If UK had a backbone, control of their borders and a homogeneous culture in contrast to the 3rd world, this wouldn't have happened. But the West has a different goal and objective other than protecting their own people.
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  35. Read the military's reasoning as to why they seized power again. They claimed that the election was unfair, full of irregularities, and that the constitution grants the ability to accordingly seize power. The country was never a full-on democracy anyway.
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  36. I'm no fan of k-pop, but wow, the genre consists of so many cute girls.
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  37. It brings in a lot of tourism revenue for these countries and isn't that hurtful to the animal compared with poaching, letting them live without protection in the wild, and compared with what's going on in slaughterhouses. I can see the complaint, but it's not entirely valid.
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  38. Good luck getting a leader such as Putin and his regime listen to you. Having the people's best interests in mind is a very rare sight when looking at Russia's regime.
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  39. The failures of history are repeated over and over again even though there's a massive archive of the documented failures, warning signs, school courses discussing the failures, and historians expressing concern. So it doesn't seem like preserving old buildings and camps will do much justice. That's not to say that it shouldn't be preserved though. But its practical usage for humanity is limited.
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  40. Because the deliberate participation in war is seen as a self-sacrifice for one's country and people. The most crucial task to protect one's collective. That said though, first responders are very much valued and appreciated by society as well. Just take a look at the aftermath of 9/11. Forest fires in Europe a few years back, and so on. They are important and cherished by most people.
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  41. Social engineering and managing to intrude into someone's email, bank account or credit card info is labelled as a form of hacking. Something that is rapidly increasing in the era of digitalization. But the tricks in the video seems to be fraudulent scams or phishing attempts sent out through a large number of spam emails in order to deceive a susceptible audience. And identity theft.
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  42. The report were released like 2 years ago lol CIA already "verified" that "MBS approved the assassination". Unclear how true that is though. Wouldn't be surprising considering that it's Saudi Arabia, but still, CIA's records isn't flawless.
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  43. Afghan forces trying to imitate and take tips from US special forces. Cool, as long as the Afghan forces remain loyal to what's right.
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  44. Do you know what that means? Your statement is a bit subtle, so it's unclear if you do. For clarity: In 95% of cases, the subject will receive 100% immunity from the virus. In 5% of cases, nothing will happen.
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  45. 1% rate of HIV in Senegal, 28% of the cases is seen in this little little community. This is seen all over the world. And people still wonder why the little community in question is criticized? Pathetic.
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  46. This trial wasn't fair whatsoever. Neither were the charges against the officer. So it shouldn't be surprising that he got prosecuted for 3rd/2nd degree murder and manslaughter, even though it obviously wasn't murder and even though he simply did his job. This ruling is disgusting.
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  47.  @saxglend9439  Take your own toxic advice!
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  48. Because some countries thrives and lives by engaging in provocation and war. The suffering and misery pointlessly created doesn't matter to the countries in question. Who's the biggest culprits? Syria, Russia, Turkey, North Korea, Iran and some smaller or more unknown/non-influential states in Asia/Africa.
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  49. A military or monarchs controlling part of the government doesn't have to be bad. It becomes a bad thing when they're corruptly enriching themselves at the expense of the people, not prioritizing the people, acting as an indecent disgrace for the country with no manners, and enforces bad policy.
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  50. Good. It should be banned. No civilized person would abort a child. Allowing institutionalized eradication of fetuses for convenience is evil and despicable. Behave, plan ahead and think about what you're doing if you don't want an unplanned pregnancy to arise. That said, nobody should be forced to carry a child to pregnancy if the child is deformed or if it was created by rape.
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  51. The amount of money and life saved by from the get-go if proper safety and security measures had been in place at these risky workplaces surely is a strong enough reason to implement it on a national scale.
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  52. Vaccination is mandatory in China. Over a 99% immunization rate.
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  53.  @pseudorealityisreal  Some people should be restricted from becoming parents, for the sake of protecting themselves, and most importantly, society.
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  54. They don't have the international support, equipment and serious ability to do so. But they're encouraged by the outside world to keep on protesting/rioting.
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  55.  @GolfWhisky  Sadly, a predominant number of individuals from the 3rd world who've migrated to the USA still votes for the democrats. Migration benefits neoliberal dem-voting capitalists, the democratic party's power, and the left's agenda of forced diversity.
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  56. I'll only take a vaccine if it's obligatory and if it's proven to be safe. One for all, all for one.
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  57. Trump berated and fired Comey for his blatant incompetence. Comey even apologized for his illegalities and incompetence. But he's still upset about how that went down. Still spiteful. That's why he's saying that the orange man is bad here, for flawed reasons.
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  58.  @TheZachary86  Despicable that you're freely inviting the incoming theocratic dictatorship and oppression that will destabilize Afghanistan and its neighboring countries. Have some humanity.
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  59. The richest, educated and successful countries carries this world and should of course be prioritized. It's a no brainer. Without that part of the world, the globe will cease to exist by war, mass death, stagnation and instability.
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  60. Where's the racism? Just because you detect one perceived racist comment, doesn't imply that it's a systematic issue, that it exists with high prevalence, or that there's structures that upholds racist train of thought in society. There isn't. Feelings and 'qualitative research' consisting of anecdotes rather than empirical evidence isn't enough.
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  61.  @axelwakler540  Believing in medicine > Being part of an ignorant death cult
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  62. Jobs and behavior associated with the lowest caste should not result in total ostracization, but deterrence and encouraging individuals to raise above such unwanted conditions is something worth embracing.
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  63. Because of the obesity epidemic, exercise not being the norm, and because there are not checks and regulations in place to uphold good health. Liberal individualism at its finest, in a nutshell, at its core.
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  64. Attacks? Should an arrest of the shoplifter not have been made? Or are you insinuating that the insensitive laughs of the arrest was an "attack"?
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  65. What does a report about the risk/activities of ISIS has to do with the news landscape getting bored of corona? These reports are always published and are of high priority. You make it sound as if the report is about something miniscule and useless lol
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  66. Political persecution on laughably foolish premises, in other words. Those abusing this sacred tool of impeachment should be impeached.
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  67. Every country should adopt an energy combination of the following sources in order to remain clean and self-reliant all year round; Nuclear power, wind, solar, hydro, wave power, and possibly geothermal energy, turning nuclear waste into power/burning it to deplete its radioactive status, and biomass.
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  68. I've never seen Trump supporters claiming that Biden/Hillary supporters are "stupid" (outright), that they need to be ostracized or punished. I only see the contrary. Liberals/leftists trying to punish people for voting right-wing. Trying to label the right as war criminals, traitors and survivors of a brutal regime. Supporting censorship of them. Harsh ostracization. It's clear which individuals are a threat to the US when it comes to unity, policy proposals and security, and it isn't coming from the right.
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  69. Flying is generally extremely safe, no matter which airline you choose. The rigorous testing and checks by the FAA and Boeing's executives will have eliminated the risks. But I can see why people are naturally skeptical. The flying industry is a dying one as well. Maybe most airline and aircraft production corporations will end up bankrupt. Unless a new sort of fuel is developed to make it more environmental friendly.
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  70. People showing interest won't matter that much if you're governed by a tyrannical state, a military, or a dictatorship. Just look at the complete failure of the Arab spring. Or the increased crackdowns after many protests seen this past years, particularly in Hong Kong. Protests can work, but the right conditions and political system has to be in place to allow that.
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  71. When audits are rejected, Iran/Chinese interference is ignored (even though intelligence services highlighted its presence) and when all wishes to look into electoral irregularities are dismissed as conspiracies, these demonstrations are inevitable. At least they've got a reason to be there, were generally calm, and held a genuine political protest, as opposed to BLM that burned down cities and looted stores to steal devices because a criminal lost his life.
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  72. It isn't called with such terms because the person's motives are UNKNOWN. As opposed to the many religious extremists that blows themselves up for political motives. They're labelled as terrorists because they committed an act of terror for political change. Perhaps look up the definition of the words that you're using instead of publicly embarrassing yourself in a conceited manner, just a tip.
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  73. It's one of the more safe countries in Europe, go ahead!
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  74. Nah. BBC reports on Yemen every now and then. Keep up. No need for the conspiracies. British weapons are sold to KSA, KSA are supporting the Yemeni state to crush terrorists (Houthis), a militia sponsored by Iran. Why the outrage when the UK on the right side in this conflict?
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  75. People are delusional if they think that these unprincipled companies care about any violations or about what's right. No chance.
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  76. Removing offspring due to your own careless and indecent actions will never become a right. It'll never be seen as a form of female healthcare. That level of dehumanization is unacceptable.
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  77. If France deescalates their full-on offensive against islamic terrorism, an Eiffel tower collapse may not be impossible to occur. But France is taking such threats seriously nowadays, so it won't happen, luckily.
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  78. Considering what Obama, ex-presidents and establishment politicians had done to this country, Trump's legally and democratically seizing power was a great thing. It's just unfortunate that so many roadblocks placed out by the establishment blocked Trump's path. Much more should've been done.
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  79. Exactly my thoughts. Racists in favor of pro-affirmative action, individuals adjacent to the terrorist BLM movement and un-american people such as Kamala are the opposite of "icons" to any sensible person.
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  80.  @sicparvismagna5786  Credit where credit's due, you can't scorn the governments for doing what it takes to protect their country and people from the outbreak.
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  81. Many are not educated enough to understand the message. Many aren't connected, up to date, nor well-read. Many aren't able to do anything else other than trying to improve their situation by moving.
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  82. That's cute. A source of income for performers, bringing a smile to the purchasers.
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  83. So 260M bombs weren't enough to prevent the communist insurgency in Asia. Wars are dirty and horrible, but I wonder how much the world would suffer today if we hadn't got several strong military forces putting in all effort to minimize communist influence on the global stage. Props to those who made sacrifices.
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  84. One good thing that Russia did once upon a time was to prohibit superstitious and regressive religion. They replaced it with communism which is worse than most religious beliefs, but at least they did something to counter religious influence. Perhaps they should go back and adopt that one value from their bloody communist era.
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  85. Neither is smoking. Or wildlife trade. Or using animals crushed horns/ivory to create pretend medicine. Lots to change in Chinese culture.
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  86. They can't. Myanmar and their army have been quite tame and accepting towards their population, considering that they're described as a dictatorial hellish regime. Such a regime would use live rounds, tanks and air strikes to crush opposition, right? We haven't seen that. And most regimes on earth uses the type of anti-riot equipment, crackdowns and responses that we've seen in Myanmar. Mass arrests. Surveillance. Water cannons. Rubber bullets launched. They can't be held accountable internationally for such actions.
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  87. People treat them differently because of the inability or limited ability to communicate, learning issues, and because they don't fit within the average group of people and its characteristics. Human nature, sadly, looks down upon that to protect the group (it isn't always justified). This leads to and endless and unacceptable cycle of bullying and ostracization. Glad to see that this girl seems to have overcome the obstacles and keeps doing her thing.
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  88.  @staszekdupka5137  What is the problem in prosecuting a person that has infringed upon a country's values, hurt other people, and only caused destruction throughout one's existence? There's no alternative other than removing the person unless you're fine with threats remaining within society.
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  89.  @scotthenderson292  Biden already did instigate an uprising and incite his marxist friends, and will do it again. Did you forget the BLM terrorists that destroyed several cities and states back in 2020 because some convict lost his life by his own despicable actions? Stores were plundered, courts/governmental buildings burned down, businesses depleted, $2b in property damage, incitements/insurgency at D.C. But yeah, let's pretend that Trump's neutral and completely normal statements, prior to a planned demonstration regarding the irregularities and lack of investigations into a disputed presidential election, "is" the problem. 🤡
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  90. Comey is the last person i'd take seriously or listen to when it comes to important matters, especially political matters, after all of his lies, misconduct, and illegal actions taken when he led the FBI. Why is he being interviewed?
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  91. Take a look at what people are out cheering for her. At the beginning of the video, for example. Lots of mentally unwell folks who are trying to let the judicial system characterize Spears as mentally fit. That's irony on several levels when you think about it.
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  92. Because the perception that "racism exists" is used to defend subversive movements, violent actions, actions that includes defending criminals rightfully shot or rendered harmless by the police. Because it leads to unwarranted victim narratives. It creates the notion that society is out for you (it isn't) based on racial lines. It implies that racism is widespread and common in the West (it isn't, although that a look at Africa, SA, and Asia for actual racism, and the prevalence of actual slavery, 40M slaves today). You can't use a couple of racist comments online to claim that racism exists or that it unjustifiably impacts people in society. Like, come on.
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  93. Wake up and do what, oppose vaccines, remove all restrictions, and let people die because the virus is a "hoax"? That's what these insidious people tend to suggest when they're talking about sheep and waking up in reference on the pandemic.
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  94. Lots of this is happening in the shadows, and the migrant workers can't always communicate (language issues) or raise alarm of poor conditions. Many are also used to significantly worse conditions in their home countries, and are therefore complacent with the poor and unhygienic, by Western standards, that they may live in when working abroad.
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  95. UK couldn't have failed more than they did in this pandemic, apart from if they basically didn't respond at all (like Sweden). First, the government waits too long to implement a lockdown, instead going for a 'natural herd immunity strategy'. That turned out to be a death sentence for the nation, so the government closed everything down. Then opened up too rapidly. Shutdown. Opened up without clarity and the proper instructions (instructions that the PM even couldn't repeat or remember). Tracking the virus in some regions were halted after an Excel document crashed. I feel bad for the UK and its weak government.
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  96. Begone with the self-advertising and emotional manipulation. Bring those spam tactics elsewhere, preferably the trash bin.
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  97. Maybe you're talking about different groups of people. Coming "out of the woodwork" tends to be done when a person dies, you know. Many support the guy, some despise his irresponsible conduct. Oh, and he was a communist and Castro supporter with dictators tattooed on his legs.
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  98. Stop allowing migration flows which only exacerbates the social issues and instability for everyone involved. Limit the sources and factors that leads to migration.
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  99. Nope. Every sensible person sees this balanced agreement as a promising deal formed during a critical time, after nearly going past the deadline. Don't be a contrarian. "We hate x, x said y, so y must be bad". That way of thinking is childishly embarrassing.
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  100. The men and particularly the women that believe that it is a right to have careless intercourse in order to then end up aborting the innocent baby that you created, shouldn't be allowed to operate freely in society. Reprehensible that this was allowed. But this is normalized in the entire West. The West should never talk about morality with the self-righteous smugness that it tends to entail, ever again, when they're openly fine with industrialized murder.
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  101. They won't die because most of them are young. That's why the continent isn't hit as badly.
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  102. I'm as conservative as they come, and Macron has nearly convinced me that he's the way to go after he started handling religious radicalism, terrorism, and strengthened the police. I hope he keeps it up.
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  103.  @Somerandomdude-ev2uh  Cancelling views and laws that you almost objectively can interpret as "bad" doesn't have to be a problem. It becomes a problem when everything and everyone are "cancelled" for every little misstep or trivial violation. When people's own moderate views and activities ends up in the crosshairs by unstable activists with malicious intentions. Activists with too much of a say and influence in the entertainment, corporate- and political sphere.
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  104. Tech giants such as FB with an immense amount of power over countries around the world could easily be regulated if the political will existed there. I don't think people realize how easy it could be to ensure that political interference is prohibited, free speech upheld, and that we see consistency when the giants are intervening against users.
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  105. Repeat it like a NPC and you're good to go. Question nothing!
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  106. Hong Kong's independence and separation from China still applies. The only exception is that you won't be able to engage in secession, rioting, vandalism, nor connect yourself to the anti-government movement. For every law-abiding and average citizen, nothing has changed. Well, apart from an increase of order, an improved economy, and peace, lately.
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  107. The people travelling to Lebanon, Yemen or similar torn apart countries with a shattered economy has to be warned (which I presume many are) prior to taking the decision to take such a huge risk. But I think many of these people don't have any other choice than trying to improve their low standards of living and insecure situation.
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  108. Far-right is used interchangeably with "every slightly conservative party" or "the most right-leaning party in parliament/power". It's unfortunate because the term implies that the party is extreme Nazis when they aren't even close to that.
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  109. Sure, but the likelihood of these ruthless attacks decreases drastically if you provide good opportunity and comfort to your people. If you can detect and quash red flags early on. If you've got a strong state and a unified populace. Afghanistan doesn't meet any of these quotas and is far, far behind.
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  110. Many of these athletes showcases that they're above the law, genuinely privileged, spoiled and high on their own egos. This coronavirus outbreak has highlighted the fundamentally different point of view and concern for others that people have. Some are out partying, defying mask usage, and showing indifference to people dying. Others are respectful, socially distancing, quarantining and doing what they can to protect others. One group threatens humanity and ought to be regulated or discouraged.
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  111. Democrats is the last party that deserved to win if you know their stance on election security, whom should be able to vote, their activism to let criminals vote, and so on.
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  112. It's not and will never be a right to remove innocent offspring because you feel like it. Because it makes you comfortable. Because you couldn't use protection or act in a responsible way. Such women ought to be thrown out, or in jail, rightfully.
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  113.  @link77ism  Okay? The West is incredibly civilized and has contributed with billions in aid, healthcare workers, debt relief, and military assistance to build up the uncivilized world. We're the moral compass of the world in that regard and are greatly benefitting the rest of the world. Yet you abuse our hospitality and laws by committing atrocities against our people? Nobody in their right mind can rationalize that or think that's okay. Don't bring up a history that you've got no clue about unless you're willing to acknowledge all our efforts and sacrifices made, still to this day, to improve the world.
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  114. Why is money being thrown away on this trash? Donate to people in need. To rebuild broken countries. Enrich people's lives. Participate in charities. But no, someone throws away $70M on a non-existent painting. This world...
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  115.  @ivarbrouwer197  The bright side of the capital punishment is that you won't see the person committing wrongdoing ever again. And you'll simultaneously ensure that taxpayer revenue isn't wasted on housing abhorrent maniacs. The cost of imposing the capital punishment in the USA could easily be cut down.
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  116.  @ajay012  You're coming across as completely clueless if you don't understood what he meant. China isn't communist today, they're free-market capitalists with an authoritarian leaning that dictates some businesses and nationalizes some sectors. The country is flourishing today because they're capitalist. Perhaps do some own research?
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  117. French, what a beautiful language. Pure poetry & rolls off the tongue.
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  118. Everybody liked that. Good man!
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  119. The uphill slopes must be tough when you've travelled like 3K kilometres by skating lol
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  120. For sure. You can easily make sure that no innocent person is sentenced to death. Once that bar is reached, I don't see any problem in rapidly imposing the capital punishment to serve justice, protect the country, deter dangerous individuals from showing themselves, and eradicate the potential recidivism rate. The problem with the capital punishment in the USA is that it is so slowly imposed. Processes to sentence a person on death row takes decades and costs millions of dollars. That could be cut down severely without jeopardizing due process and the principle of being innocent until proven guilty.
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  121. Because signing peace deals with revolutionaries, rebels and literal terrorists has worked out in the past... Just look at Afghanistan and the Taliban's role. Cooperation with some groups is an impossibility if you strive for sustained peace. Maybe the situation is different in the Philipphines, however. Unsure about that.
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  122. Margaret Hodge comes across as a sly, cunning and repulsive snake that tries to spite and berate every person that she falsely has labelled as an 'anti-semite'. Despicable character.
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  123.  @dontbothermeimjust12  Lol. Supporting abortion is a reasonable position for any moral person that values life, protects the innocent and is willing to uphold basic etiquette. Leave with your obnoxious pejoratives.
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  124. Reminds me of that Blue Water High episode when Eric spends all his money in his bank account to purchase a shiny new surfboard. The slightly stormy weather and surfing without a leg lope resulted in the board being lost after the first surfing session. RIP ~$800 or so. But it didn't end on such a bad note :)
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  125. He isn't innocent, so yeah.
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  126.  @Ayratzay  Collateral damage is unfortunate when striking against rebels, but it's an unavoidable necessity in some cases. What's the alternative? Let the rebels burn things down, attack civilians and seize territory? Of course not.
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  127. His words and advocacy is generally meaningless. He hasn't added anything of value to the USA. Just a tiresome centrist with no willingness to improve anything.
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  128.  @justyouraveragejoe1333  Because 1st world countries hasn't gone hard enough against drug usage? Look at Singapore, Saudi Arabia, China, Vietnam and some others. They barely have huge cultural issues or a real presence of drugs, because they take it seriously. It works.
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  129. Not if that decision results in other people and their bodies being infringed upon. This is basically why all drugs including tobacco/alcohol should be outlawed, necessary vaccination programs obligatory, and abortion outlawed aside from in outlier and exceptional cases.
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  130. What "truth"? Making guesses and believing in contrarian theories in contrast to the government isn't the truth and is most certainly not clever.
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  131. Young, angry and uneducated people will always define things in such a crass way. Informing them that a couple regulations on the market doesn't equal unfairness or communism for that matter, will rarely change their minds
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  132. I don't think taking the red pill means killing off every brain cell and believing in conspiratorial fabrications regarding society and the world. It means opening up to the irreversible truth, usually in controversial issues. In this case, it'd mean that you acknowledge the importance in using medicine, prescriptions and vaccines in certain cases to prevent disease, minimize the spread of viruses, and ensure that your population is healthy. A blue pilled maniac would be an anti-vaxxer.
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  133. He's a smart guy. Capitalizing on societal fads to make money in a neutral manner, to support himself and to grow. Much respect to him.
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  134.  @eggpotat5435  Good. It has to be. It's not a right to not protect yourself and spread viruses to other countries. If you can't protect yourself, expect to be prevented from freely participating in society. If mandatory vaccination programs can't be rolled out, these encouraging programs that private companies may adhere to, are preferred.
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  135.  @augustushotel1737  Yeah, just don't get in the way of anyone else unless you're healthy and vaccinated. Carelessly spreading a virus, rejecting health measures and spreading misinfo about vaccination for selfish reasons should be criminalized.
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  136. Great gestures. Now let's take care of the Texan people and ensure that the power supply is stable for future reference.
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  137. ...so? Bill Gates hasn't done anything wrong. Is it wrong, biased or bad to fund vaccination development, education facilities, food banks and increase people's standards of living? That's all that Gates has done. Why the baseless suspicion?
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  138. Watch out so you don't manage to create another pandemic or epidemic by letting these animals wander around everywhere. ;)
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  139. Would you let a virus spread freely without enforcing any real shutdowns or restrictions if the virus were 10x as deadly as the flu? Even the flu is taken very seriously. So no one in their right mind would trivialize or dismiss this virus.
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  140. Isn't Argentina in a national quarantine? Did the government tolerate people defying the recommendations all of a sudden?
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  141. "ruined society", lol. The economies in countries that has closed down are usually doing better than the open countries, because the countries who've used quarantines/curfews don't have to really worry about the virus anymore as opposed to the opened ones. Closed down countries has saved thousands of lives. Has bumped the pandemic to the future which has resulted in an increase of cures, prescriptions and vaccines being developed in the meantime, which benefits everyone. Temporary mental health deterioration (a cop-out by many egoists looking to do nothing to protect others) doesn't outweigh the mass death, sickness and societal implications of letting the virus freely wreak havoc.
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  142.  @matematiginparadoksu987  Stop spamming and stop self-advertising trash content, thanks.
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  143. How many solar eclipse glasses are sold during eclipse season? How many were blinded this year?
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  144. There's not much more to say. Farmers are protesting even though the conditions on the agricultural market and the government's policy of purchasing farmers goods as a minimal price hasn't been changed. What more should reports be made about? Feeding into paranoia?
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  145. Nothing will ever satisfy your "skepticism" huh?
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  146. Stop referring to prostitutes as sex workers. Such euphemisms only serves to destroy civilized countries.
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  147. Let's immediately quarantine India then.
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  148. This prosecution is justified to reimplement peace and order in the city. Vandals terrorizing everybody, shaming the police, making things up, spreading subversive propaganda, destroying traffic lights, blocking roads, attacking mainlanders, and acting extremely hostile, obviously can't go on. Something had to be done.
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  149. Let the EU now finally dissolve so we can build up a stable, unified and civilized Europe once and for all. I'm presuming Poland and Hungary may be next. Or any country willing to establish self-determination and policies that EU actively are trying to stifle. Congratulations on the departure, United Kingdom and Brits. Hope it works out for you.
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  150.  @Yukiwodashite  Even Associated Press insinuates that Biden's "generous" open border policy is the partial result of the staggering crisis. When you signal that you'll accept people, give citizenship and suspend border controls, people will come en masse. That's what we've seen. I don't even read Fox News nor any right-wing bureaus, so let's not claim that this has anything to do with partisan reporting.
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  151. Lack of a surveillance state.
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  152. At least as a proactive policy up until the rebel group is removed from the face of the earth, yes. We can't expect much from countries like Nigeria though. Just gotta make sure that the problems there don't spread abroad.
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  153. Giving concessions to animalistic extremists wasn't good. But the 20 year campaigns in the middle east hasn't worked when it comes to minimizing influence of the Taliban. New generations joins the extremist group due to their delusions, lack of education and Taliban's recruitment processes. Something had to be done, and in this case it entailed putting America and american troops first. I'm sure future intervention against the Taliban may be needed though. Trump brokered several peace deals and didn't declare any wars. He didn't abide by Putin's demands. So such insinuations should be left out of the debate.
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  154. Lol. You can't use the word "freedom" or "freedom of speech" to defend or rationalize illegal actions, you know, actions that people normally are prosecuted for since they breach federal laws. I'm torn on Assange, personally, but these reactions are so one-sided and misleading. These reactions also justifies a bunch of dishonest media tactics that many have complained about for years, including Trump and those who've been censored/ostracized for their political beliefs.
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  155.  @Chris47368  That's a lie. Historically, everyone has been involved in conflict, war and imperialism. Those who weren't, probably lived secluded in a hut without making any contributions to humanity. The past decades, the affluent world has contributed with many billions to assist and build up the "less fortunate" countries and populations. We rule, dictate and carry this world and its problems on our shoulders. So show some respect and gratitude, frankly. It's obvious that the important players should be vaccinated first. Communists claiming that we should socialize this field too are so naive.
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  156. This incoming 4 year long storm will not be pleasant. Let's hope that Biden's administration doesn't do too much damage. Rest assured, the police will at least not be defunded or abolished anymore after the public's perception all of a sudden shifted after Jan. 6 incident.
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  157.  @robertsteele2374  Trusting government authorities to protect the public > Trusting random citizens to protect the public. Easy choice.
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  158. Even companies labelling themselves as philanthropic and "for the people" have to play somewhat by the rules and make a profit. That anyone is surprised by that is surprising.
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  159. Spiteful people are the worst.
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  160. "...But Africa!!"
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  161. Why not let english speaking journalists translate and talk over the small documentary? Difficult to follow when the reporter has a heavy accent and when most people are speaking arabic..
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  162. Celebrating a biased news report because it agrees with your views isn't a good thing, considering that it ignores the risk of gaming addiction and mental health complications that many experience related to gaming, may be seen as an idealization of gaming, and isn't representative. Strive for neutral and informative reporting, not biased reporting.
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  163. Some, yes. While others are too coldhearted to feel any remorse.
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  164. Getting these predictions correctly and journalists providing the information and predictions that reflect reality is incredibly important unless you're looking for further distrust and condemnation of the media by all sides, especially the right-wing, because the media is controlled by center/leftists in most Western countries.
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  165. UK is one of the least countries on earth. Humorous parallells and scrutinizing powerful figures no matter their background, isn't rayczism.
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  166. An overdose and unstable personality clearly led to the fatal outcome. That people are blaming scapegoats such as the police or made-up "racism" is just ridiculous. Unbelievable how anyone takes that seriously.
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  167. Leftists lawyers, judges and politicians are working over time to undermine election security, throw out all lawsuits alleging irregularities, and let criminals vote for the Dems. That should say it all, really. The Dems do not deserve this "win", they live by using dishonorable tactics of cheating. I hope the election results are overturned so Trump can continue. Anything else would be objectively unfair.
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  168. While I don't like the occasional bias and misleading news characterizations published by BBC, most of their articles are correct and worth reading. I appreciate that there's news organizations who covers what is happening in this world. Happy 30 years
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  169.  @danielwhyatt3278  Separatists aren't part of the "people" in its broad sense. They're fringe terrorists. Every state and its people tend to be in favor of a "war" against such destabilizing groups.
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  170.  @cedcol356  Crushing criminals is a sign of beauty and a humane action. Arresting and detaining criminals isn't racist just because one race commits most of the crime. Come on now, describe countries fairly.
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  171. Solitary confinement is used to prevent the spread of viruses, to prevent violence, and ensure that dangerous culprits, serial killers and pedophiles can't infringe upon other people. They deserve it. Having sympathy for these people is what's the problem, not the penalties itself. Humanizing these threats is a huge threat to society itself, which many naive and short-sighted people can't see.
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  172. Because he's an anti-communist, capitalist and a socialconservative. Sadly, he doesn't mind pollution, unsustainable climate policies, amazon wildfires and a deadly virus crushing his own people. All of these latter blunders from the libertarian in chief has been disappointing, least said.
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  173. And now he's suspended from Twitter for laughably stupid reasons and biased interpretations. This world is in a mess.
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  174. Not another disease... Why haven't WION, the Indian-centered channel, reported on this yet?
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  175. Unless body alteration involves getting in shape and losing weight, of course. Or throwing away unhealthy habits. That should all be encouraged. But artificial intervention and cosmetic surgery should be forbidden.
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  176. That is obviously not the goal, but if it is, GOOD. We need people to show more concern and empathetic notions when handling other innocent people. When responding to threats, pandemics and risks to our country. A passive and indifference populace is a significant danger.
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  177. It's hard to take responsibility unless you're willing to bar you children from vising social medias or using the internet altogether. That might be good for them though, something that many more parents should do.
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  178. We need more of that across the world. Letting humanity ascend to a next level and transcend into the most prosperous life imaginable, by prohibiting activities and substances that infringes upon public health. By making sure that society is enriched, not polluted or letting it decay. By ensuring that everyone abides by recommendations that benefits oneself and others. Everybody would be so much better off if this scientific, secular and rational policy prevailed.
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  179. America's "democracy" were crippled when every "democrat" decided to staunchly oppose every attempt of investigating the cases of fraud, irregularities, mail-carriers throwing away ballots, election workers not acting transparent, felons voting, and so on. Just because your center-left candidate got into power, doesn't improve that he saved democracy. His attempts of steamrolling the opposition by implementing dozens of executive orders signals the opposite.
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  180. So annoying how these characters keep making everything about their unconventional and high-risk interests in the bedroom. Why not focus on policy? On what actually matters? On decency?
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  181. Why shouldn't the case go forward just because the person may have mental complications? Why should journalistic integrity continuously be downsized and set the precedent that illegal tactics to retrieve/publish information won't be prevented, especially if you "suffer from mental complications"?
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  182. Biden won't push against the trouble, he'll be the source and enabler of it. Let's look back in a few years and we'll see reality. Reversing track may be too late at that point though, with the cultural/demographic changes, criminals on the streets, weakened electoral laws, establishment of an immoral society and the takeover by those with bad intentions.
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  183. Racists and discriminatory individuals focusing on race and people's genders to determine whether or not they will look up to someone. Disgraceful. Of course BBC is publishing something like this. Pure propaganda and just divisive content.
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  184. Apart from his climate policy and indifference towards corona, his general politics are great. And so his he. Gonna miss this man greatly.
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  185. No, it's your that are spreading conspiracies by minimizing the pandemic, opposing vaccination/restrictions and not caring about the effects that this pandemic has had. Had it been a normal wedding without safety measures being adhered to, criticism would be directed at the couple, for valid resons. What does that have to do with a "conspiracy"?
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  186. Oh god..who CARES!!
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  187. Accusations of bullying has been frequent in the UK parliament, governmental cabinet and by these prominent officials. What is it with the presumptuous civilized culture in UK and its interconnection with bullying? I don't get it.
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  188. They didn't have any these prolonged governmental crises during the 30s 😂
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  189. They're improving in a whole lot of ways lately. Proud of France and Macron. Wouldn't have thought that they would strengthen the police and crush terrorism so rapidly and fiercely. Especially in such a short period of time.
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  190. If you know anything about Iran and how it leadership operates, you'll be fully aware of why it isn't appropriate for such an unstable and predatory country to develop and build up a nuclear arsenal. But ok, let's blame Western propaganda and downplay the real threats.
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  191. If freedom involves anti-vaccination, anti-masks, and anti-restriction notions during a destructive pandemic, freedom would be a useless and cold concept.
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  192. I hoped and thought that Johnson's administration would manage to get some things right and favor a right-wing agenda. How wrong I were.
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  193. There's way too much baseless skepticism and defiant attitudes against a vaccine. Wonder why. I can see that people are skeptical towards a vaccine that still hasn't been tested enough or officially approved, but that'll be done prior to releasing it on the market. Rare side-effects can of course always arise in a small number of subjects, but surely the benefits outweighs the risks.
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  194. She's pushing back against the left-leaning turn that the democrats has taken. Against the bias and violence glorification that dems and leftists has expressed the past years, while pretending to be on the side of reason, civility and peace. Just look at the love for BLM. Antifa. And the war tensions encouraged by dems, journalists and corporations on Jan. 6, after the same type of entities were quiet throughout the entirety of 2020 when riots swept the country.
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  195. Lol, in what way?
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  196. Libya was basically a little more unstable than Iran is today when looking at leadership. Intervention was probably inevitable in that regard, for global peace and to prevent a corrupt, destabilizing leader from polluting the world too much. The current civil war in crisis in the country isn't a great look or outcome, though.
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  197. Feel free to consume the food that don't meet supermarket standards then, such as soft and decayed apples, mangos, oranges, bananas and pepper ;) Jokes aside, bringing attention to the immense food waste globally is a worthy cause. All forms of waste and pointless production/consumption should be mitigated.
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  198.  Follow the howl  Nice cop-out, or conspiracy, considering that there's no provable or persuasive data to back up your guess. Why is the African continent in a cemented mess? Because of the racism instigated by the African populace? Or because of the "evil Western" scapegoat? It has to do with a flawed culture, different intellectual levels due to various factors (the point of past oppression/poverty may play a part here), single parent households created by an irresponsible culture and external enabling factors, and because the state in many of these countries hasn't ensured that the population strives for greatness. A lack of a zero tolerance policy is also an issue.
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  199. So Daniel, how do you suggest that crime is solved. How is it ensured that people don't end up on the wrong path? How is the overrepresentation in crime by certain demographics handled?
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  200. ~100+ active volcanoes in Indonesia. Might be time to move away one's residents from these areas, and abandon them to let nature take its course?
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  201.  @p1xae102  The guy is a traumatic experience himself. He's the one who've resisted arrest plenty of times. Committed crimes. Abused drugs. Led a toxic lifestyle. But yeah, blame the cops. How stupid can someone be.
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  202.  @droobydoobiedoo768  Says the bootlicker of a different political quadrant. A quadrant that never has led to a civilized society. Police brutality can be wonderful if it's used against the right type of culprits, which it is in 99,9999999% of times.
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  203.  @Ateeq-141  They're not being genocided, but rather assimilated by external pressure from the state. Why? Because of the attacks committed by them against the state and civilians, and because 5,000 of them joined ISIS in Syria. What should China do? Scream "preserve human rights!!!!" like the West and pretend that everything will be fine while ticking bombs are walking around freely in the name of liberty? Nah..only idiot states does that.
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  204. This reporter must be satisfied when looking from an entertainment perspective and exciting things happening. There's no shortage of unforeseen incidents occurring here. Bet it requires a long shower after having been doused by these chemicals and high pressured water.
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  205. Hesitating from giving in to the temptation of enriching yourself at the expense of society is too difficult for many of the officials in these undeveloped countries, unfortunately.
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  206. Meh, who cares. A criminal got hit and the world is now a better place. Sure, the police should take it easy and record all of their steps when serving the public, but this criticism should be launched when the police actually has done something wrong. In the George Floyd situation, that isn't the case.
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  207.  @AnalEyesAnalyzeAnalLies-666  Exactly. These individuals should be locked up for evil immorality and advocating for the worst act imaginable.
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  208. How? Are HR organizations supporting the Houthis?
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  209. Billions of dollars could be saved, a large part of the current food production could be toned down, and food shortages could be eradicated if all forms of waste were consumed (prior to it becoming waste) and allocated properly. People need to take care of their resources better.
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  210. They love to talk and talk. And talk. 😊
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  211. That's not your average everyday job that you think about when physical efforts are involved. Picking these cones must be challenging and fruitful. And many are appreciating what it leads to in the end. Respect.
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  212. Wonder if this is a sign for a disheartening and unpreferred development in Afghanistan now when new deals has been made and the US are slowly leaving. Hope not..
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  213. That's social media. Most social medias are toxic and useless when it comes to holding serious debate and publishing truthful information.
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  214. Just admit that you'd thrash her no matter what she says. I don't think she's appealing to people such as yourself, but rather towards those in the middle, those who've been hurt by some of her lies, and to clean her slate. We don't need centrist right-wingers anyway. We need people and politicians that are willing to make changes and act drastic (legally) to improve the country no matter how contentious it is for centrist republicans or leftists.
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  215.  @lks6248  It does exist. China is state capitalist that largely have abandoned their communist principles. They still love supporting actual socialist/communist states though, which is destructive for the whole world. China is prosperous today, at least way more compared with their past, because they adopted free market reforms, capitalism, free trade with the rest of the world, and economic/monetary policy that actually works.
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  216. Do they not have protection, security guards and bulletproof vests? That's required in these countries where doing normal things can lead to a death sentence...
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  217. Indeed. This arrest had nothing to do with race, but rather with someone rightfully reporting Floyd for once again having committed a felony. The police did their job, and the world is now a much better place. However, the police sadly is punished and dragged in the dirt when he should've been handed a shiny trophy.
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  218. You left out China's foreign policy and coercive expansion at the coast of Equador, at South China Sea, their relation with Taiwan, their support of rogue dictatorships, and their occasional unwillingness to seek peace and reconciliation. Fun bias there though. I'm sure some may buy into it, for a while.
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  219. Feels good to naturally be part of the tall demographic. The 6'3 club that many perceives as superior 😏
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  220. Tell that to a therapist. Not everything is a CIA operation. People won't take you seriously if that's the go-to explanation for every case of instability or chaos occurring in the world. Stay on topic and tone down the conspiracies.
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  221. it's quite widely covered actually if you're an avid news observer. I've heard about this from like 10 different reports the past days. But I'm very active and observe like 15+ different outlets, so. Something drastic has to be done to handle these psychopathic militants. The governments has clearly lost control.
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  222. Even if their conditions may improve through these proposed changes?
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  223.  @saxglend9439  Are you?
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  224. 3:31, the heck sort of language, phrase, accent and pronunciation is that? lol
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  225. That's an entirely separate issue though. The initiative of fishermen going green should be welcomed.
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  226. That some cultures can't be treated as equally beautiful and harmless as others, a viewpoint that many progressives, postmodernists, marxists and feminists has been opposing? Or that governments are failing? That ritualistic superstition and dogmatic religion can't be tolerated? That the world should help out these countries to stamp out the rebels? Lots to be learned.
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  227. Why would it be fake news? No, it is not. Pence took the vaccine to signal that it's clever, effective and that it's nothing for the conspiracy theorists to be afraid of.
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  228. And the beginning of americas gradual decay and demoralization is initiated.
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  229. Promiscuity, extramarital affairs and bad conduct by women (and some men) should certainly be punished and deterred. That's good. But it shouldn't affect innocent children.
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  230. Not for everyone. It's become about peace, community, showing appreciation to what you have and caring for the less fortunate.
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  231. Relationships isn't as dangerous as this pandemic. But yes, abnormal and unhealty relationships should definitely be forbidden. By force.
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  232.  @gonnabeok  Absorb your own advice and show some respect.
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  233. Yeah, these are the type of people that wouldn't blink before stealing, murdering, plundering, and engaging in severe criminal actions at the expense of others health and welfare. Like, give me a break. These people don't deserve any sympathy. They are were they belong.
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  234. Good luck every changing a country dominated by corporatocracy and oligarchy.
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  235. And change the current dependency on fossil fuels into something sustainable across the globe. Along with upholding our high standards of living in the West by consuming less. Capitalism is built and made effective by mass producing and consuming. While we need growth, it must be achieved sustainably.
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  236. @Yattaman Supporting Trump and serious right-wing policy isn't what a RINO does. Opposing the ability for the republican party to march forward and receive influence is what a RINO does. Giving power to the left is what a RINO does. They should be expelled.
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  237. The difference is that these people are being integrated to society, won't be killed, and aren't treated as harshly as under extermination camps in Soviet/Germany.
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  238. If you've actually looked into what you're saying, you'd be aware that you're spreading a false and debunked conspiracy. Fun times
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  239. @MIDEKSA GONFA For sure. I think it's a waste of time, resources and effort for corporations to indulge in such charitable activities though. Efficiency and maximal profits is the main motives that drives corporations.
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  240. Are there any leaders more insecure and rambling than this man?
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  241. 80% of brits are positive and welcoming in vaccine development and an official vaccination program. 80% says they'll vaccinate themselves. Yet if you read these comment sections full of skeptics, you'd get a wildly different perception. Maybe it isn't only brits that are skeptic though since BBC has an international audience.
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  242. @Ahmed Jones Meh. Fighting jihadism and Islamic terrorism is crucial to upholding a stable country. The army's violations are unacceptable, but their determination to stamp out anti-societal radicalism is understandable.
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  243. Impeachment means absolutely nothing these days. Nothing. Good job on playing political games and abusing your power. Every person involved in this should be held accountable.
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  244.  @jasonthetourist  You'd be a fool for blindly not believing everything coming out of China. The situation has been investigated by Western employees and journalists, not just Chinese state officials. We know that the country handled itself well and managed successfully when they took the pandemic seriously (after having censored/ignored it for a month or so). That's undisputed.
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  245.  @iamwritingrightnow8217  Wouldn't expect right-wing parties to be so incredibly weak and selfish. Aren't they supposed to be collectivist and precautionary when it comes to handling external threats? Libertarianism and right-wing individualism is repulsive.
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  246. This is strict assimilation. Prevents infiltration of unwanted values in the country, upholds stability, and ensures conformity. I don't like China's usual policies or adventures, but it's hard to deny that this works. And it's done for a reason, to hinder terrorism. Letting the individuals work may technically benefit all parts too. The West should interfere here.
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  247. Should Facebook take responsibility to prevent young individuals from voluntarily sending frivolous and naked pictures of themselves to other randomized users? How the heck would that even be detected? What weird story to bring up as an attempt to portray Facebook as a company that don't take "Illegal content" seriously. Illegal content and risky content for the young should be limited, but the young girl's story doesn't convince anyone of that.
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  248.  @shirleypatel5292  That was uncalled for!
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  249. How much money did Gaddafi launder, steal and trade with now again? ~$100m? No, never mind. His net worth was like $200B, and the volumes used/traded must've exceeded that. Crazy.
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  250. AOC is a liar and an oppressor and cannot be trusted. She literally accused Cruz and almost every republican for "trying to murder her", even though she weren't int he same building as the one that was stormed, even though the authorities has recognized that murderous intent wasn't involved, even though the rioters for the most part were completely unarmed, and even though republicans has NOTHING to do with the storming.
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  251. Phobia for needles? Old and frail? Vaccines are safe and effective in the majority of cases. Long-term side-effects that we can't establish right now may pop up for some, but for anyone who've followed the destruction caused by this pandemic, the benefits outweighs the small number of potential risks.
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  252.  @thomasfholland  Shockwaves, a large amount of debris and the impact of the initial crashes resulted in building 7 collapsing. Fun conspiracy though. I remember almost falling for it back when I was a kid.
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  253. To Biden's credit, he always blesses the troops at the end of his speeches and seems to have a profound love and concern for his military. I can respect that. What I cannot understand is why he allowed this completely humiliating and deadly situation to occur in Afghanistan. The scenario at the airport and for the US troops/diplomats/civilians has been the equivalent to a ticking bomb for very long and could've been avoided.
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  254. Navalny is a civic nationalist from what i've gathered. Proud of his country, his people, and willing to protect it by force. Guess how the West usually would label such a person? As a WWII enabling rayzcist with inhumane stances. Guess why the West supports him either way?
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  255. All of these police officers from different backgrounds being respected no matter where they come from, and there's still false claims floating around out there about systematic discrimination or racism. Don't let the fraudulent activists get away with their fabrications. You can argue that this video proves nothing, but those claiming that there's engraved discrimination has the burden of proof on them, and are always unable to provide any concrete proof.
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  256. ..what? The english speaking world and its respective advanced countries are rooting out poverty and assisting the poor part of the world to minimize its presence by spending hundreds of millions dollars annually. That's the opposite of having an "appetite for poverty porn".
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  257. Half of the country won't ever go out to protest and show antagonism to the army. Just like in Hong Kong, the majority will be silent and supportive of the new rule.
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  258. If you've read any objective article about Boeing and all the intervention that has been made lately, you'll be aware that a whole lot of changes is in place now.
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  259. Let China handle their own residents however they like. Don't intervene. Don't start these hurtful diplomatic disputes. Focus on your own country's and people's issues.
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  260.  @regu6582  I think it's the microphone, sound technology and editing that results in the bugs, not YouTube's video player.
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  261. Prescriptions to handle HIV should be made forbidden. Why? Because it leads to the maintenance of conduct that results in you contracting many viruses. A conduct associated with misery, addiction and other issues. This should be clear to anyone who've looked into this field.
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  262. Stop murdering your children that you brought to this world. HOW can that be so much to ask for?
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  263. Root our excessive suppression and terrorism? Root our the sponsorship of global militias?
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  264. During 2021, hopefully. 1 day to go!
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  265. Why is always BLM and rainbow colored movements involved in businesses related to disabilities?
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  266. Is it that hard to abstain from partying and mindlessly interacting in close vicinity of others during a pandemic...?
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  267. Drastic times calls for desperate measures. At least you can make your own schedule, live relatively free, do what you want, enjoy tasty food, and know that you are protecting yourself and fellow human beings from a virus. It's only temporary, as well.
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  268. Boris is really unpredictable. A libertarian up until he nearly died by the corona because of his own obesity, then he decided to change his mind (good). He implemented one of the harshest lockdowns in Europe (valid decision at the time) even though he tends to claim to love freedom and prevent tyranny. Planning to criminalize intrusive demonstrations (can be a good thing if you value stability and oppose most protests these days) even though the UK police force is weak/disarmed and barely can defend themselves because that's the Western way of doing things. Exaggerating the few positive things about Brexit, downplaying the negatives. You never know what you get from this guy. He's criticized within his own party from all sides.
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  269. Because she has had it.
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  270. These power hungry witch hunters are desperately trying to remove the right to run for president, because they've tricked the media and the populace by making things up about Trump's statements and own intents that in no way shape or form were impeachable. If Trump's actions justifies impeachment, the whole of Congress ought to be impeached. These representatives are spitting on the constitution, the rule of law and due process. Despicable.
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  271. It's easy to abide by this new law, really. Don't publish malicious and derogatory information about the police with the intent to defame or harm them. Keep it objective. Publish information or footage about what happened in a certain situation. All of this will keep you out of trouble and avoid fines. Nobody should be able to humiliate the police force just because they disagree with police officers' acts of intervening and arresting heavy criminals. 99,9% of police officers are respectable and does their job properly. The 0,1% are handled.
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  272. Lol, Trump has done nothing wrong. There's a bunch of people pretending to be democratic supporting exceptionally undemocratic actions because Trump has been effective in his presidency. He's chastised leftists. The media's lies. Torn down the establishment. I can see why his opponents and the swamp creatures are upset, and now we're seeing these frauds undemocratic inclinations.
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  273. An extremist group is already represented in the Lebanese parliament, Hizbollah.
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  274. Pretty sure the manufacturers paid settlements long ago. Remember hearing something about it like 10 months ago. What we ought to do next is to electrify the economy. Make sure that solely electric cars are produced, sold and used on the streets. The loud road noise will cease, and pollution will disappear rapidly.
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  275. Incompetent political decisions and those responsible for one's deployment not putting enough safety precautions in place (hard in this country) can be a death sentence. We see that time and time again. Rest in peace to the fallen victims.
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  276. Biden literally called the criminal family. Interfered in the process. Did all he could to punish his OWN law enforcement. It's repulsive how so many people have shown sympathy for hooligans rather than the police officers who've tried to stop and remove these hooligans. This precedent is alarming. Let it be known, I won't sympathize with those who'll end up in the crosshairs by the waves of crime, riots and illegalities that this will lead to in the end. Something that these people have created themselves by participating in dogmatic and bloodthirsty mob rule, undermining justice and due process. Chauvin did nothing wrong.
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  277. I hope Duterte steps in. This war against drugs is completely valid if you're in favor of getting rid of severe crime, abuse and societal threats. Those working against this cause are also threats.
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  278. Why are BBC displaying provocatively dressed girls shaking their butts to show how things used to be? As if it's normal and preferable? Promiscuity is nothing to celebrate.
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  279. No, it doesn't. Hydro has been proven ineffective when handling the virus. So why would you use that?
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  280. If we did the right thing from the beginning, such as severely restricting travel, transport, gatherings, and public events, hospitals would we empty now. No delays would've occurred.
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  281. The question is if law & order ever will be the sustained norm without a strongarm president in the White House.
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  282. Who cares. Nothing will convince the zealots who already has decided their convictions. Never appeal to those that can't be appealed to. To those with bad intentions.
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  283.  @pedopeter4166  No, he's right, on the side of justice, and on the side of public safety. Responding in such an unnuanced and knee-jerk manner just makes you look stupid. Your emotions are talking. Put that aside if you're gonna analyze and discuss the arrest of an unstable person who committed crimes.
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  284. Ouch that is scary.
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  285. What you just said has nothing to do with anything, and made just about 3% sense. Re-evaluate. But alcohol abstention is a good thing. It's a shame that it isn't implemented by coercion, such as forbidding destructive alcohol consumption altogether. Many countries would benefit by that.
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  286.  @ramonching7772  Well said. 👏
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  287. Phew, this insanely cute little rat and its species disappearing entirely wouldn't have been pleasant. Glad that they're alive and well!
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  288.  @expectedlyintherapyyyy  Bad circumstances at these people's home countries. Provide a manageable amount of capital, resources, security cooperation and assistance in order to eliminate poverty, chaos and insurgents groups at home. Make sure that the countries implement a functioning economic policy that ensures a path to growth and prosperity. Those are some measures that are done today, and should be maintained. Migration should be limited since it doesn't really solve anything but rather create issues for the host.
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  289. I read the report about it. Seems like the speed of certain processes where spinning is involved may be sped up a little, if I interpreted it properly. Faster machines, cogs, and wheels? More efficiency for many of the things that people do daily? Maybe. Anyway, very interesting news.
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  290. So why has vaccines in the past worked to eradicate certain deadly diseases? Why are several vaccines still recommended and effective these days when handling many different diseases/viruses? It works and that's why every government is making investments.
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  291.  @zeberdee1972  How so?
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  292.  @hkicgh7277  Religious, superstitious, and radicalized dogmatism is partially what has led to these rebels mobilizing and terrorizing the country. Got a problem with that description?
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  293. What a reprehensible reaction by this woman. They're upset about their "violation of privacy" and that there are cemeteries for these innocent and little babies that they decided to abort to (likely) uphold an immoral lifestyle. They don't think or care for the baby. They're not reluctant to commit atrocious action against living individuals. Psychopathic tendencies.
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  294. Just test every resident closely and quarantine them before letting the person enter another country. That should apply on everyone from a poor, quite dirty, and undeveloped country with a lack of infrastructure, hygiene and healthcare.
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  295.  @benferriggi9765  It'll never be a right to live in a way that infringes upon and hurts others (exacerbating the pandemic), you could therefore on rational ground defend and rationalize obligatory vaccination.
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  296. Some of these vaccinations manufacturers has said that they'll provide cheaper prices for the impoverished countries. Organizations has stated that they'll try and equally distribute the vaccines. But the affluent and developed countries has made massive investments in purchasing the vaccines so their orders will of course take precedence.
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  297. Not much will change. Israel will be prioritized by the US Israeli ministers, NATO's increased budget seen under Trump will likely remain intact, and the military/diplomatic cooperation that actually remained widespread under Trump, will remain. I presume certain trade barriers will be lifted and US-EU trade wars be toned down, though, benefitting both sides.
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  298.  @NehaKUMARI-kn6nx  Kind of ironic if Indians are pointing out the flaws in people's english accents when almost every single english speaker are incredibly annoyed with the intrusive Indian english speaking accent lol, an accent that is a challenge listening to
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  299. I wonder if the gang deliberately ("accidentally") emptied a bunch of money on the streets so that the robbers friends and associates could pick it up without suspicion. Although I assume that most of this money will be seized.
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  300. Infection rates started to drop back during spring. Eventually the virus rebounded and the spread worsened rapidly. What sort of argument are you even making?
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  301. 0:17 Many attractive women on the left side of the picture there. Cutiepies.
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  302. Liberty can't be upheld unless centralized measures to oppose behavior that infringes upon the liberty is implemented
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  303. jeeeezus christ!
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  304. Why was the male police officer put on leave while the female received other assignments? Speak about gender discrimination...
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  305. The Houthis are holding a leaking oil tanker hostage at Yemen's coast from what I recall, to push aid organizations, the Yemeni government and the world to make concessions and give in to their threats. Oil spills and leaks is a big issue to tackle. It'll get better once the world more and more abandons fossil fuels.
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  306.  @deepusebastian4121  If such a command was given, it's probably given for a credible and persuasive reason, if the military officier goes along with executing the command. The military has controlled Myanmar and its people for decades. It's the norm. The army personnel knows this, and are aware of what they're getting themselves into.
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  307.  @Bldrdd  You'll be able to film and take photos as far as I know, you just won't be able to shame, defame and maliciously attack the police like the toxic BLM movement and leftist journalists has done on false premises (because some criminals died), the past months and years. The only strange part here is that protests are allowed during a pandemic. That the French police isn't stepping in to disperse it. Oh, and that some parts of France are opposed to supporting the well-needed police. BLM has polluted France too, it seems. Some criminal rightfully (from what I've seen) being intervened upon by the cops a few days back in France probably doesn't help either.
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  308.  @kennyken4461  The bloodthirsty and primitive Taliban are the opposite of Westerners. The Taliban and their allies are responsible, or at least supportive, of what happened to this woman. Don't blame the wrong people.
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  309. It may not be on the top of CCP's agenda, but they've created some "Green cities already" with CO2 trapping trees and plants everywhere. They see the market opportunity and way of attracting investors by starting to rely on renewable sources and funding sustainable projects which may catch the attention around the world. It may take some time to transform into a green direction from the industrialized gas-guzzling country full of pollution that China still is today, but adopting climate friendly policies, banning single-use plastics and taking the renewable route is likely something that we'll slowly see from China at some point. They've laid forward a plan for the incoming decades.
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  310. The advanced world carries the world on their shoulders. WHY should they not be prioritized? Also, the majority of the elderly population lives in the advanced world. It makes perfect sense for this part of the world to receive vaccines first, especially since they're paying a lot of capital for it.
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  311. Not in a worrying way anymore, since most of the contentious issues in the Brexit deal has been solved, and a deal has been agreed upon. The trade, security and political cooperation between the UK and EU and how it will look like will go on for years though.
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  312. Australia and the society has condemned the military's action and worked to make amends. What are you talking about? Does the alleged action by Australia against terrorists in Afghanistan justify Chinese officials publishing blatant fake news?
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  313. That lady has got a nice bottom. Perfect view seen in this footage, she must be proud. 😏
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  314. Wouldn't expect McConnell to congratulate and literally praise left-wing trojan horses.
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  315.  @punkanellylovejoy702  "very good person" lmaoooooo
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  316. Flashy fireworkers and laser shows. What a captivating and beautiful phenomena. Happy new year!
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  317. Excessive over fishing should be limited. But fishing has nothing to do with exacerbating the release of greenhouse emissions and worsening climate change...
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  318. Smooth landing. Props, pilot.
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  319. Agreed, but what do you mean that the US acts as a drain? They've accepted millions to enter USA, provided billions of dollars in assistance to aid the governments/people and sent troops and officers to counter crime. Who are draining who?
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  320. China has some real brilliant propaganda ministers. I have to give them that. Can deceive their population into believing everything. Can keep every entity within their borders in check. Prevent conflict. But that comes at a cost. Lying about other nations and about a crisis can be detrimental impacts on one's own country and the globe.
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  321. Don't hire them then. Nobody can reject a couple of minutes of performance throughout the day.
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  322. What a disgraceful, insensitive and conspiratorial thing to say. Reporting on the effects and societal results by this pandemic is what a responsible news organization does. BBC can be criticized when they submit partisan takes and biased views on social issues, if they distort the facts, spread immoral insight or don't adhere to the facts. This isn't one of those times.
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  323. What the heck is up with the spam, scams and irrelevant advertisement in this comment section? jesus...
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  324. People would bully Trump for this if he had the condition. They'd claim that it makes him unfit for office. They'd accuse him for sexual assault and illegalities. Biden? He's not accused for anything. Well, there are many accusers out there but the media and public are largely uninterested.
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  325. I bet you're a liberal thinking that Gaetz is different from you. Gaetz is a liberal with a slight nationalist tilt, but that's it. Most liberals have a very open attitude towards intercourse with young individuals. Liberalism is what sparked the whole Pride lobby and movements looking to decrease the age of consent, legalize pedophilia, and implement weaker punishments. So....did I break down your worldview?
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  326. @Larry Says no law-abiding or normal person.
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  327. Nurses acting as tacky TikTok nurses should be fired, honestly.
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  328. @E0013 What does it say?
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  329. @Coach Camel_Pill By force.
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  330.  @Changamira  You think these religious fanatics and blind zealots wouldn't go after the West if some of the West hadn't initiated valid anti-terror campaigns the past decades?
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  331. Great respect, Pence. This is what taking responsibility and performing one's civic duty during a pandemic looks like.
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  332.  @ashshu5448  The heck are you talking about? Don't call others "idiots" when you're acting worse than one.
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  333. These rockets keep on crashing down and exploding. Such a waste of capital.
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  334. Imagine being a poor farmer in Africa and having your limited amount of crops and harvests taking a huge hit by both decreased demands by the pandemic, and crop damage by swarms of invasive locusts. It's like being stomped on when you're at the bottom, stuck in a mud pool. Hope they menage to spray these swarms to death and scare them away.
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  335. It's safe to say that this elephant won't step into wrong territory again after this deterring experience. Or will it🤔
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  336. Watch USA and the EU provide moral support, financing and encouragement to these terrorist separatist groups, as in tradition.
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  337. It seems as if ractopamine in the food needed to feed livestock and animals is what leads to negative deformities and health issues for the animals in question, not humans. The side-effects for humans seems to in some cases have been drowsiness, anxiety, and related short-term conditions. So it's not deadly. It's not humans that these protesters ought to be worried about, from what the studies are showcasing.
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  338. A case where the capital punishment would be 100% applicable.
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  339.  @robashton8606  Thanks for your efforts, detective. Appreciate it.
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  340. Pollution isn't as dangerous to the climate as emissions and a warming planet, no. Anyway, both areas should be countered.
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  341.  @mark-ish  Of course they are. Always.
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  342.  @infest3d  It's an important industry, doesn't necessarily have to hurt biodiversity/food chains, and fishing is a means for survival to some. In an ideal world, we'd not infringe upon nature and any species at all, but we'll never live in one.
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  343. It's the Lebanese authorities fault from what I've gathered. They were going to seize, investigate and handle the Russian-owned ship full of explosives. A ship that were seized back in 2013 and that still hadn't been handled 6 years later. Negligence and slow responses are never beneficial, and this massive explosion is a prime example of what it can lead to.
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  344. Why would you hate all governments because of a couple of failed states not taking care of their people, what sort of logic is that
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  345. "Karen National Union, captured and destroyed an army post as part of their campaign to reduce the military's presence in Karen state, where thousands of people have been displaced by a resurgence of fighting." I can see why people use "Karen" as a derogatory phrase in the american and european political discourse.
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  346. Thank you, queen. Preach!
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  347. So embarrassing. Surely this can't be true.
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  348. Depends on your intellectual capacity and how easy it is for the person to learn things by themselves.
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  349. Sanctions, condemnations and trade wars. A real war would be bloody and useless. We can't do much more, and have to accept that different cultures adheres to different policies and principles. Isn't that what the left constantly says about African culture for example? Live and let live, don't colonialize. Don't moralize. Where's those voices now?
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  350. A warming story of unity and love during tough times. Refreshing to hear every once in a while.
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  351.  @skyzwtff  Why are almost all scammers on the internet from this part of the world then? Do you see why these generalizations and stereotypes are based off of, when the frequency rate almost always points towards this direction?
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  352.  tea tre  What about [insert whataboutism claim that is highly misrepresented, non-representative and highly irrelevant]
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  353. "My brother's almost dead and suffocating, let's document. This will bring in the likes." -The digitalization era, 2021.
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  354. Law enforcement around the world are still vastly behind in the rapid rise of digital scams, frauds and hacking. It's an area that needs to be improved upon to prevent wrongdoing and protect the vulnerable whom are inclined to fall for this. Some people are shameless and so cold to the point where they'll be able to sleep at night, laugh it off and dismiss all sensations of guilt in their immoral behavior that results in innocent people suffering . Zero tolerance is required against such actors.
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  355. When you open the floodgates for the sheep and animalistic creatures to roam freely, this is what happens. Although I suppose it's better than subversive censorship. But not when the topic of vaccines, corona and public health is discussed, that's for sure.
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  356. So they found some dots in space by the use of a revolutionary telescope. How did the astronomers decide to name the dots? By the term "WTF". It's as if the researchers came straight from a 4chan or YouTube comment section. Lol. And on top of that, the person presenting the revelations seems to be sitting in front of some low qualitative and flashy green screen. Wtf lol
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  357.  @godsoldier6240  Every thing that don't go your way and every activity that the government rejects/prohibits can be considered as a "human right violation" by dishonest activists. The concept is meaningless nowadays. Not upholding a let-go approach towards everything ≠ Dictatorship.
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  358.  @goldfinga786able  "Countries" The Houthis, you mean?
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  359. Yeah, but it isn't as likely. Let's wait for the decisive evidence.
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  360. Never forget that 7 Democratic electors went rogue by not respecting the results in 2016 and voted for Dems instead of GOP. There were no reason to do so, and the results weren't even close. This year, the circumstances are very different.
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  361. Who cares? These people deserve to be in jail and pay back for their ill deeds. Kind of inhumane to report on the "poor condition" of these felons when you know what they've done. Focus on the victims instead. On the importance of holding them separate from society. On the efficacy in the policies imposed against them.
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  362.  @public.public  How so? I've not done anything that has negatively impacted my fellow citizens or society. Advocating for the erasure of people clearly incompatible with living free in society is what leads to maximum safety and good welfare. With your worldview, people would be killed off and injured more frequently due to having a tolerant attitude towards heavy convicts. How is that any better morally?
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  363. Because they serve justice and maintain security under difficult circumstances? If the police didn't catch and handle this unstable and unpredictable shoplifter, you'd complain about the police not doing enough. I'm sure the police could've been calmer, but it's not that easy. You never know what people you're up against. Whether they're on drugs, willing to use violence, willing to flee justice, etc.
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  364.  @MiSt3300  They're only shooting thugs. Who cares? Who in their right mind cares? Those who pretend to "care" should be handled by the police as well, peacefully.
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  365. Which isn't contradictory at all. Saving lives to give people a chance to thrive is what the right are doing. While republicans are extremely anarchocapitalistic in their stance on the economy and should rectify their flaws there, they're not hypocritical in their stance on abortion.
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  366. Don't do the crime if you can't sit out the time. Don't interact or cooperate with illegal networks if you're looking to stay clean.
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  367. Exactly, it makes no sense. She made several irresponsible mistakes that no one could've prevented, and now she's blaming FB? Ok...
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  368. This is a risky step to take, with all the cultural, political and wealth shifts that it may impose upon your country. But Colombia is already at the bottom in all of these areas, with widespread poverty, drug abuse, instability, and low education. So I presume this initiative won't impact the country that much.
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  369. Clever guy. This is how you rise in a capitalist system. Take advantage of trends, see patterns, and attract customers by correctly identifying these trends and by adjusting your business model. Congrats on the success!
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  370. Mass production of pointless plastic products and poor waste management is what to blame, not plastic per se. There's biodegradable plastic as well. And many countries that hasn't got any real issues with plastic pollution/usage.
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  371. The online world has its ups and downs, if we put it that way.
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  372. Aww, cute chicks
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  373. Criminals are lifted by the law in the West. Even in the US. Especially if the criminal is of a particular race. This kangaroo court system will be laughed at by every expert and any decent/functioning country out there.
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  374. The US has the highest amount of cases because they've developed testing more than most nations, AND because they didn't enforce national curfews and quarantines. Mask mandates would've helped too
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  375.  Inconceivable Disputes  Every study points towards face masks efficacy when handling pandemics. Just because coronavirus cases increases or if the virus has hit a place with mask mandates badly, doesn't imply that it doesn't work. You realize how fallacious of an 'argument' that is, right?
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  376. Maybe people are gradually starting to realize the efficacy and need of some sort of police state.
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  377. Remember; the Biden administration removed the terror designation of the Houthis a week or so ago, even though it wouldn't impact aid organizations' work in Yemen. Leftists are also blaming Saudi Arabia and the USA for their 'interference' in Yemen by neutralizing the Houthis and assisting the internationally recognized government. Leftists are doing this instead of pointing fingers towards the rebels that started this civil war in the first place. Remember who enables this war and the extreme suffering.
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  378.  @alexanderthegreat1356  You can fearmonger all you want about the Saudi coalition that cooperates with the legitimate Yemeni state, go ahead. But I could turn up the fearmongering x100 if I characterized the brutal actions committed by the insurgents -> The Houthis. A group who'd wreak havoc and kill anyone in their way if nothing was done.
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  379.  @TheStedomi  First you say that there is no right side in the Yemeni conflict, then you go to say that you don't know how about Yemen. Start with doing some research, man.
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  380. 4th generation nuclear and fusion power, let's go!
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  381. These companies who've committed plenty of labor and right violations are pretending to care a little about labor and right violations to make a profit while forcing themselves to limit trade with profitable partners such as those in Xianyang. It's all a paradoxical mess with unprincipled corporate owners trying to play superior.
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  382.  @MichaelBohemian  Blue lives has been proven to matter, more than ever. Everyone's showing love for the police now when the lefty brats realized the importance of having a strong police force. The wall was also repaired and built. Not completed, but partially established or expanded upon. So no, the "same" did not happen to these projects, compared with the BLM- and defund the police movement that ceased to exist because people realized its stupidty.
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  383. Damnit. Hope he recovers swiftly. We need more leaders on the offensive against threats against Europe and leaders that strengthens the police, like Macron. They ought to be protected.
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  384. Memory loss is easily avoidable if you stimulate your brain, do assignments, read the news and analyze things. Is that too much to ask for of the modern youth? Maybe.
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  385. A poisonous thief given this level of praise, apologies and his family being provided with millions of dollar is a disgrace to humanity. The police did his job. It had nothing to do with racism. He arrested a person who always, decade after decade, had trouble with the law. Yet the police is persecuted. Disgusting is what it is.
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  386. Nope. But if he were, that's a good thing. What's the problem? Caring about public health? Lol.
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  387. The world cares. Too much, in fact, because we shouldn't enforce a bunch of sanctions, penalties and increase prices for our customers just because we disagree with a foreign country's domestic politics. And no, assimilation isn't slavery. These people are granted similar rights as everybody else. But some of the rights has partially (temporarily) been withdrawn because 5,000 Uighurs pledged allegiance to ISIS, some committed acts of terror against civilians and state property, and many were incompatible to Chinese society. But this level of nuance is unacceptable to insert into the debate, I heard
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  388.  @joaomramalho1  If you aren't embraced by the spiteful and militant leftist lg community, you know that you're doing something right.
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  389. Feel so bad for these children and the Yemeni people. Trying to have a decent life, learn and innocently coexist in this broken world, yet they have to experience the brutality by rebel groups in the area. Navigate around landmines, crossfire, bombings and constant raids. On top of that, famine stretches throughout the country and the reliance on foreign assistance is substantial.
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  390. Both are important. But China, a previously (and still) impoverished country where the communist state is all that matters, prioritizes capital growth over human life.
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  391. Why? Do you have an issue in protecting public health, making small sacrifices to reach herd immunity and strengthen the collective, and following scientific consensus?
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  392. Even Kim Jong Un has in sorrow and by emotional speeches apologized for his government's failures in helping the people. Their failure in creating a booming economy. These horror stories are perhaps starting to impact the coldhearted notions controlling and prevailing in the North Korean regime.
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  393. Doubt that it'd be this public if it was money laundering. This transaction will obviously be monitored.
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  394. That looks like a fun adventure.
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  395. She's insane but still more righteous and an improvement compared to every liberal/leftist actor in the country. I do hope she backs down from spreading conspiracies and making the country more stupid though. Gun obsession is also a joke.
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  396. The fact that so many are fleeing from Venezuela just shows how much of a failure the oppressive socialist state over there is. The people from such a broken country can also impose several risks if they travel to enter another country, that can't be understated. If that's an alt-right acknowledgement, so be it.
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  397. This is such a tiresome news topic to hear about.
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  398. I assume sovereignty will be upheld and that Britain in the end will develop a relationship that Switzerland and Norway currently have with the EU. It works well, and look at how these two countries are doing.
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  399. No, you can't. Every walking creature is labelled as a rayzcist these days. Every patriot. Every person with slightly unconventional or outspoken views. Every attempt of protecting the collective. Africa, South America, Asia, and most of the world are laughing at our deteriorated and absolutely ridiculous discourse.
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  400. Yay, weekend's coming up! Have a great one
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  401. So many people fearmongered and claimed that a solution never would be achieved. But guess what, it occurred. Of course it did. Why would the EU and the UK be in favor of simultaneously hurting themselves?
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  402.  @davidnelson922  Just like humanity.
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  403. Why sacrifice and take a vaccine to protect a population that don't care about if they and others live or die? Why not make it obligatory so everybody's on equal and fair premises?
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  404.  @chris60036  I do. That's why the country is flourishing to the extent that it is. It's not like law-abiding individuals are penalized. Good behavior is rewarded and chaotic behavior deterred. Based on what is seen as good behavior and chaotic behavior in Singapore, I can fully support what they're doing. We need more of that everywhere.
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  405. I don't doubt it. Even the unstable communistic state and Kim Jong Un has admitted that the recent 5 year economic plan has failed miserably. He apologized to the population and expressed sorrow, which has never been seen before. Perhaps even the corrupt rogue state are suffering from the shortages, bad economic planning and all the incompetent failures that keeps on being repeated by these vanity-obsessed bandits.
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  406. We're providing arms and supporting the government in the country to PREVENT children from being killed by inhumane monsters such as the Houthis. I don't get why that is so hard to see for some people. The West and KSA, in this regard, does not want death and suffering. They're trying to oppose it by removing the ISIS-esque Iran-sponsored hell-spawns, that is Houthis.
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  407. The Myanmar army carried out airstrikes on the Karen community. On the surface, let that sink it.
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  408. Call it what you want, it's needed. It's closer associated to nationalism than globalism, considering that nations are prioritizing themselves and their populace. Most normal people would refer to it as precautionary medical policy to save lives and mitigate the side-effects of the virus.
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  409. China are proud of their reeducation camps, forced assimilation policies and collective punishment. You have to accept it, or get into a completely pointless war. The former is chosen.
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  410. Nice. Let's start transporting people to Mars in helos now 😂
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  411. Preserve biodiversity and a clean nature!
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  412. Doubtful. But would a moderate or hardline Taliban hunt down and crush ISIS? They've promised to do so.
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  413. Why are you celebrating this? Sickening thing to say.
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  414. Watching a news channel to get information about what's happening around the world is a clever and healthy thing to do, not damaging. The large amount of news pieces about the virus is getting tiresome though, on that front you'd be right.
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  415. Poland relies up to 80% on receiving its energy, heat and electricity from coal-powered plants. They'll be abandoning this completely and establish nuclear energy reactors instead, announced last night by their parliament. Some breaking news there.
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  416. Should the paranoid without self-control who've demonstrated that they can't take care of themselves and that they may be a danger receive a full legal status to do whatever they like? Some are declared incapacitated because it's the best for everybody. Removing that status can't be done lightly. But yes, if Britney Spears and other people in similar situations has shown that they're fit to take care of themselves, that way out should exist.
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  417. Minority actors originally from the Middle east, Africa or South America, are more prone to have weaker immune systems due to the lack of D vitamins and inability to improve their immune system due to different body structures and incompatible skin colors. That hasn't been raised whenever this issue is discussed.
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  418. Corporations? Well, at least it has become profitable to care for the environment, go sustainable, and protect biodiversity now. Partially by state incentives, but also due to public opinion changing by new scientific revelations.
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  419. Why are pyrotechnics and explosives not stored in more secure locations where they can't detonate?
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  420. Why are we importing individuals who don't want to become a part of our country, but rather wants to fight against us and break down our civilizations? Who thought that was a good idea?
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