Comments by "Serenity" (@SerenityM54L2SAM5L5N1) on "WION" channel.

  1. Turkey shouldn't ever be considered for the EU, and should probably be thrown out of NATO.
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  2. These monsters do not deserve to pass by natural causes.
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  3. Based France. This is what every civilized country ought to do if they want to preserve their values and stability. Limitless tolerance never works.
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  4. Macron-deporting islamists, strengthening the police, and unifying the nation. Proud of this guy's recent actions.
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  5. The man is clinically insane. Just look at his incomprehensibly labile foreign policy. His threats issued against the rest of the world. His acts of extortion. Destabilization. No wonder why his support is decreasing.
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  6. PROPS to Macron for fiercely putting his foot down against these unwanted radicals. This is how a leader responds.
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  7. Nawww, innocent little cats don't deserve ending up in the trash. Glad that it got saved and a warm home to stay at.
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  8. Months of continued mask use and restrictions even though most of the population is vaccinated? Wow, not sure how anyone can buy into that.
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  9. In California, of course. The Democratic sanctuary has never had a good track record in dealing with crime, extremists or people with poor conduct.
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  10. Erdogan is a madman and needs to be removed from the global discourse and political scene. He's a threat to stability and peace.
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  11. His parents probably heard about some European dictators and thought Hitler sounded cool, so they thought that they should adopt the name. I'd guess that's the level of logic and analysis that we're dealing with.
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  12. Good on the Swiss people. Adopting religious symbols that opposes one's cultural values, oppresses women and is used to cater to men without self-control, is irrational. Good that they're banning the usage of it. But I'm sure backwards EU courts and NGOs will claim that the legislation is illegal and a HR violation. I hope Switzerland doesn't back down though.
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  13. Yep. Or just take the Chinese approach and adopt their strict assimilation policy..and we wouldn't be having this discussion! ;)
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  14. Germany are backtracking now after having opened up their borders to individuals who've raped young German girls, formed terror cells, and plundered the state. That's controversial to say, but undisputably true. Good that the German state are taking these dangers seriously. We need this approach to be applied in every European country.
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  15. Quite shameless indeed. Anything to protect the motherland and national image, no matter if lies and fabrications are required. Wonder where the source of inspiration comes from ;)
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  16. Saudi Arabians and the Arab world as a whole are very much in favor of sharia law and fundamentalist islam. However, the federal state/monarchs in these countries has opened up to tourism and foreign investments to attract cash and diversity because oil is running out. Its people are forced to like it, even if these measures infringes upon the uncompromised religious values.
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  17. Black Hitler would make Hitler turn in his grave. Or in the sky, he's cremated.
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  18. Yup. The people were brainwashed by most media institutions to vote him in. The popularity contest took precedent, while the irregularities and foreign interference in the election wasn't investigated. Now we see the consequences by this.
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  19. This is a disgusting practise. Waste of money, waste of beauty, and damage inflicted upon yourself. Many who've had plastic surgery will be seeing loose, saggy and damaged skin/lips in due time. Pain isn't uncommon either. Many regret it. Might as well ban the unnatural pseudo-intervention.
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  20. Venice hasn't been hitting that sweet spot the past years. They're either in a state of flooding or dry canals.
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  21. 9:55 here's when the military parade is getting interesting. Lots of flashy and powerful weapons there.
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  22. Many women are appointed through affirmative action, discriminatory policy and feminist preferences. That's unacceptable and should result in punishments. One's attributes and qualifications should be the only factors used for appointment. Does any honorable individual object to that? I doubt it.
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  23. I've always had such huge respect for Singapore. They're flawless in almost every single way. The world ought to adjust to their societal model. Congratulations, Singaporeans.
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  24. Let's abolish religion altogether without going communist and we'd save ourselves a whole lot of trouble.
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  25. Want peace? Prepare for war. But let's not strive for peace by creating another nuclear arms race...
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  26. Liberals loves welcoming in threats to signal how open they are. Welcoming in lions and tigers and acting surprised when the predators starts to use their sharpened claws and deadly teeth.
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  27. Exactly right. Abandon the weakness, sickness and virtue signalling...and PROTECT your people at all costs. Does Poland and Hungary have issues with indecency, crime and terrorism? No. That's why these countries proactive policies of nationalist migration policy, closed borders, a strong police force/law enforcement, deterring penalties and legislation that upholds the country's stability, is supported by the majority of the people. Yet EU and more of Europe demonizes this nations. It's pathetic.
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  28. Turkey is an Islamic theocracy at this point, whipping up nationalist blindness. None of these corrupt and weird intervention by the state should be surprising.
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  29. And this is worth reporting on why?
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  30. Never forget how the Pakistani populace responded to the 9/11 attacks: "A 2004 Pew poll found that 65% of Pakistanis viewed Osama Bin Laden favorably." Governments officials and politicians realized how horrible this looks for the country and their position internationally, so they try to align themselves slightly with Western consensus on terrorism and justice. But only to a limited degree. Many Islamists has big roles in the Pakistani government and the government appeals to radical extremists looking to strengthen blasphemy laws and condemn western leaders for deporting fundamentalist threats.
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  31. @L ? "M", lol. Good term to bypass the filters. It sounds like a ticking bomb, or TNT.
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  32. The trafficking, perversion, abuse and tacky behavior shown on these sites does probably justifies prohibition of pornography as a whole. The liberal world won't be willing to go that far though. But it probably should. The content may be inviting to some, but the long-term mental state, health effects, view of relationships, perverted interests, exposure to children, and shady industry around it, is far from inviting.
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  33. There's many rogue states with completely deranged leaders out there. Turkey is definitely standing out though for their shameless self-centered adventures that jeopardizes global peace and prevents stability, especially in Europe.
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  34. Every terrorist. Every criminal. Every person that don't respect civilized values. Everyone should adopt their approach against the biggest threats to Europe. But it's a bit unfortunate that France dropped the bill that would've protected the police and prevented harassment/doxxing of officers and their families. That bill was needed, but France had to back down after pressure from french citizens and interests abroad. At least for now. Generally though, be like France.
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  35. Yup. Many are forced by their family or the state to wear garments to prevent 'provoking men's sexual desires' and to appear as decent as possible (the latter can be reached without wearing this clothing). Oppression and control is what the niqab and burqa symbolizes. How can anyone support that unless they're an indoctrinated fundamentalist or just a naive tolerance preacher?
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  36. Al Jazeera will be happy. Maybe that's why they haven't released a news piece for the past 14 hours for some reason. Celebrations!
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  37. What psycho is contaminating letters, items and sources that other individuals may touch? What maniac is spitting on officers? These 'people' should be charged on biological terrorism charges. Disgraceful that these sort of individuals exists.
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  38. Side-note: These petty and pointless removals of characters, scenes and harmless depictions that nobodyin their right mind sees discriminatory will only result in an increase of "racism" and backlash from activists that sees the undesirable agenda behind these moves.
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  39. Losing one's taste and sense of smell is almost like losing one's vision/hearing. So much is integrated around consuming tasty food products to enjoy ourselves. Another reason why the pandemic and its side-effects should be taken very seriously.
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  40. EU has trusted and depended way too much on Turkey. Billions in aid has been sent. Millions of refugees are housed in Turkey. They're a NATO member, yet it behaves like a selfish brat, a rogue state that thinks that it can do whatever it wants without ramifications. Such countries are a danger to the globe.
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  41. Making bank in a capitalist system by suggesting that we should abolish the capitalist system. Supporting criminals and blaming the law-abiding. These wine-sipping anarchists and socialists are so despicable.
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  42. Hope it doesn't mutate to a point where the vaccines becomes moot.
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  43. Good. Were WION critical when Obama pardoned thousands of criminal thugs and addicts?
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  44. Heck that is cold. This is how leaders stay relatable, and in power. Pander to the people through your own action, and use the controlled medias as a propagandist megaphone. One reason as to why Putin is so popular in Russia.
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  45. A centrist doesn't call moderate republicans "Voldemort & vampires". Good that she was voted down.
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  46. What's the point of a vaccine passport if you still can contract and transmit the virus even if you're vaccinated and "immune"? It seems like you'll be safe by vaccination due to not being able to develop symptoms. But those around you can still catch the virus from you, if you're infected. The transmission rate does decrease a little, however.
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  47. This is a test. Taking the temperature of the Biden administration and how they'll respond to these military drills.
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  48. "A coup" "Sent armed goons" >Blames Trump >Endorses tech censorship What's wrong with WION's journalists?
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  49. Uh oh..expect people to be forced to stay inside at gunpoint and under 24/7 surveillance.
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  50. Most people (~95%) becomes fully immunized by the vaccine. The side-effects of the vaccine are negligible and uncomparable to the side-effects of the pandemic itself. But the conspiracy theorists can't think that far.
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  51. India has a huge pharma industry. Investments during a pandemic are therefore in order, more than every before.
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  52. A rape in the Australian parliament? How the heck could that happen and who in their right mind could even think of that? Seems so improbable. Are there no surveillance cameras in the chamber?
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  53. Taiwan is virus-free, managed the coronavirus pandemic well, and produces products that are of higher quality than most of China's. No wonder why China would accuse Taiwan of spreading a plague or not meeting safety standards on food produce when China has it out for Taiwan. When a military takeover of the island is on the horizon, within the CCP's plans.
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  54. The intelligence and knowledge that the person seems to have had is too advanced for him to have been a basic religion of peace lover. He managed to stay hidden for decades and deceive the world. Uneducated extremists/jihadists wouldn't have managed such a task.
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  55.  赵杨利Yang lee Zhao  Japan are allied with countries that have the most powerful militaries on earth. China wouldn't dare challenging that, which is why the country still is in check.
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  56. Good. We don't need painful ritualistic slaughter that hurts animals for no reason other than satisfying a twisted tradition. If that isn't liked, move back to a country that you're able to resort to these questionable traditions.
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  57. What's the requirement to be a good leader? Bashing Pakistan on Indian news channels? 😏
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  58. We all know that US are hypocrites. Many countries are. But human rights shouldn't and don't apply to criminals, those threatening the police, and those engaging in grave misconduct in the public, as we saw here. Look into the situation before commenting. The police did, as per usual, the right thing here.
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  59. This is why it's hard to take some of this coronavirus data seriously. A 60%+ increase from Mexico out of the blue. Insane.
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  60. Seems more like WION are being humiliated here for having a Chinese official walk out during a live session. Especially since WION itself has used the phrase for so long. Maybe that's why this happened.
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  61. Yeah...it's hard to trust Turkey when they've been labile, militant and hostile to everyone in their way. Drilled in the Meditterarian without taking into account that the maritime rules applies to Turkey as well. Taken over northern Syria with the Turkish military to serve their own interests. Extorted EU by sending migrants to Europe, to force EU to stand behind Turkey's expansionism and to send more aid. Turkey needs the EU more than the EU needs Turkey. NATO should kick them out and EU should continuously make sure that Turkey don't starts to further exploit their northern "partners" in Europe. No one should become dependent or let Turkey succeed in their foul ploys...unless the country and Erdogan change their mind.
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  62. Iran, the mini North Korea with stronger capacities that Joe Biden will turn a blind eye to by starting up negotiations full of concessions. Not a promising future.
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  63. It's already happening, figuratively. Pakistan are basically screaming, complaining, and berating countries for fighting domestic terrorism. Sending back non-existent envoys from countries fighting domestic terrorism. Implementing tariffs/suspending trade for the same reason. Letting a deranged militant movement dictate societal policy in Pakistan, etc.
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  64. Communist states doing whatever they wish out of the blue for reasons that barely enrich the people, is expected.
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  65. In actuality, I think everyone wants a system of absolute monarchy if the monarch enforced the exact ideals that one personally agrees with. The right values would be incorporated, things would be dealt with immediately rather than waiting months for all the checks and balances to check out, and division would be rare. Corruption and abuse of power are of course always tangible risks with these political systems though.
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  66. These countries are truly living in the golden age. It makes sense that these gas and oil-dependent economies are putting in all effort to plan ahead, diversify the market, and prolong this golden age as long as possible by making investments. Clever move. Hope it pays off for everyone!
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  67. I've always had a hard time trusting genuinely someone with a beard. Tends to have poor hygiene. Tend to have a sleazy character. It's not really associated with healthiness and physical capacities. So I can see why the army doesn't want to associate with such individuals.
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  68. Technocracy, hell yes. Hope he does well now when Italy has a recession, deficits to handle, and a skyrocketing national debt to take care of. Good luck!
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  69. Biden's statements about Russia and China isn't that different from how Trump used to form foreign policy.
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  70. Banning Twitter for actually be more fair for everyone, since the ban would apply to everyone and prevent those with 'acceptable opinions' to sway elections and spread their agenda. I'd be on board!
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  71. Remove the aggressive, violent and dangerous aspects from every religion and you won't need to be assimilated.
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  72. Did you think that the US was your friend and that they respected your sovereignty? They're unpredictable and basically do whatever they want, no matter what others think. This applies to China as well.
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  73. Who are funding, hiding and feeding these extremists? Cut off all of those lines, and they'll show themselves, or optimally, disappear.
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  74. 10 years later the Canary islands becomes close to inhabitable and an impopular ex-tourist attraction. Sad but true. It's a shame that smuggling and human trafficking is allowed. These individuals home countries should be built up instead.
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  75. Law & order, legal documentation and making sure that no threats are within your borders, isn't something that some of these Islamic countries, Islamists and Western NGOs/actors believes in. Very naive and opportunist, if you will. It's common sense that your citizens should be tracked and documented to make sure that only law-abiding individuals are part of your country. I don't get how opposition against such basic rationality even came to be.
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  76. When you stand up for civilized and secure values, these actors decry "islamophobia". I don't understand why these radical muslims haven't realized that the world doesn't exist to cater to a religious prophet, Sharia laws or religious scriptures. People and countries are shaped differently. These actors are trying to force the world to defend Islamic values and incorporate into their respective constitutions, such as blasphemy laws, preventing depictions of prophets, and restricting free speech to let Islamic beliefs stay intact. That's not gonna happen.
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  77. Tasteless. But it signals that lockdowns and totalitarian control works.
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  78. Looks fun. Very innovative. A day on the beach consisting of biking, surfing and swimming would be awesome!
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  79. "Women rights activists" advocating for the legal ability to eradicate innocent life, behave dirtily and promiscuous inclinations along with receiving no consequences, and by attempting to build up a senseless society. These cold individuals don't deserve to be called women rights activists. That concept and phrase has already been tarnished long ago, but let's not suggest that it's a right to kill.
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  80. Yet the examiner, or teacher (FBI), will receive most the credit I imagine. 😏
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  81.  @grapejuiceboy  How many millions of felons voted for him? How much non-investigated fraudulent voting occurred? Why oppose audits into the election? And people still wonder why he isn't seen as legitimate...
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  82.  @ball123ball123ball  Because we're so used to these minorities committing all the crimes to a point where we've been detached and desensitized. And every fool has bought into the idea that they commit crimes because of imaginary rayzism or oppression. Every corporation pushes out this image. Every politician (almost). And the loud populace. When a white person is killed by the opposite race or when anything affect a white person, nobody cares for these aformentioned reasons. It's not part of the politically correct narrative, cruelly enough.
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  83. Imagine passing legislation based on a convicted criminal who've threatened, abused, held pregnant women at gunpoint, and abused drugs throughout his entire life. What a disgrace
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  84.  Zakaria Elmi  Can't handle the truth huh?
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  85. Bring back a decent economic system and any ideology different to communism. Nepal is badly suffering from poverty, lack of opportunity and economic downturn. Something that ought to be fixed.
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  86. Notice how everyone all of a sudden forgot about the pandemic throughout this crisis in Afghanistan. I haven't seen anyone questioning the risk of transporting tens of thousands of people from this country to our own.
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  87. Let's watch the countries and people/officials expressing sorrow for these sort of radicals. The entities expressing sympathy should be noted and sanctioned accordingly. There's no logical or reasonable grounds that a person can invoke to stand behind a horrific movement such as Al Qaeda.
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  88. Because of monopoly issues. Facebook has bought all forms of competition, sort of like Amazon and similar multinational corporations, and that is seen as shady and maybe illegal. Something that prevents small businesses from getting on the market and succeeding. I suggest looking into the story before commenting.
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  89. When you've had restrictions, mask mandates and a high infection rate for months, a decrease in the transmission rate is not strange. It's not exactly rocket science lol
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  90. Chinese people are still Asian people...
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  91. Probably. It's foolish and a waste of life. You know that religious fundamentalism has gone too far when public health gets jeopardized. When medicine distribution and usage is prevented on superstitious grounds. It's a threat to the world.
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  92. Argentina has had (still is) a long history of socialist governments where every person is supposed to be equal no matter their status. So I can see why this little 'accident' leads to massive protests, even though these protests will increase the spread (indicating that these people may not actually care about the virus, but rather that the symbolic disguise of equality is upheld). There's many other important subjects to protest against, such as a failed socialist state scaring away corporations, being in-debt/quickly increasing the national debt, and a leadership that has built up a country that most people want to flee from because no opportunities or stability exists. The recent immoral abortion laws are also something that I'd understand protesting against. But nope, and irrelevant incident is apparently what matters.
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  93.  Russ Vorontsoff  We know that Islamic theocracies are brutally hostile towards anyone or anything that challenges their rule. We know that many innocent people, by the civilized world's standards, are executed and persecuted in these countries. Sounds like you've got limited knowledge about Iran's state of affairs. Or are you a fan?
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  94. The terminology "crime" is probably not recognized by Pakistan and its army. The same applies to many armies and countries.
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  95. NGOs, international organizations, and pretty most all countries provides funds and housing to convicted criminals and extremists all the time. It's part of the "humane policies" that these Western countries desire. However, Islamic countries provides funds because they're apologetic or willing to excuse the acts by radical perpetrators. Palestine are common culprits in this regard, they provide millions to the families and the illegal actors that have committed brutal acts of terrorism.
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  96. They've had a couple of coronavirus cases popping up every now and then over the year. They've managed fine and has isolated all cases to prevent local/domestic spread. I presume the same success will happen here.
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  97. The prosecutor has literally denied showing George Floyd's previous actions a few years ago where he resisted arrest and disrespected the cops. The prosecutor and the family didn't want to "distort Floyd's character". If showing evidence implies distorting the subject's character, you know that you're out on dangerous waters... Floyd screamed that he couldn't breathe a year before the 2020 May incident when he (once again) was arrested by the cops, even though that obviously wasn't true. He could breathe. He could move. Saying that you "can't breathe" sounds like an automatic reflex that perpetrators says as an attempt to circumvent the police and the law. Chauvin should be acquitted as soon as possible. This trial won't be fair. Far from it. It's a politically process of mob justice. Something you'd see in a banana republic.
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  98. *Scientists*, with a CCP approved tilt.
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  99. Solely living for yourself does rarely create a purpose or an existence worth living.
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  100. Good development for Ecuador. Congrats!
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  101. Tons of effort to save one species while ~200-2000 species dies off annually. I suppose the larger animals are easier to detect, track and save, though. Maybe deemed as more important as well due to their widespread presence and biomass.
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  102. Drastic times calls for drastic measures. Turkey needs to be pushed into submission. Into civility. Into making apologies and behaving humanely.
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  103. A purple city, heaven for girls :')
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  104. Good. Cut redundant federal spending and put the nation and the people first. If you're gonna throw away money, at least make sure that your people's welfare is ensured first. I'm a bit surprised that Trump is in favor of the ~2k unemployment/one-time payments to families rather than the lower ~$600 figure. Isn't he surprised to be a conservative spender?
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  105. China has 4 state-owned companies (including the PLA) with over a million employees each. The largest state-owned "corporation" is the Pentagon in the US, though, with 3.2m employees.
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  106. Not much treatment will be effective on the obese. Their immune system is shattered and their ability to rehabilitate from many of the self-inflicted wounds is very weakened. Fighting against the obesity epidemic should be a high priority in every country.
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  107. Ahh..here we go again. Another tense and hurtful trade war and worsened tensions between the West and East. Those who'll suffer? Innocent, poor and every day people. Those longing for peace and prosperity.
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  108.  @hrishikeshkumar1894  Commies tends to be the type of people that exposes themselves for anyone and anything no matter its risks, so yes. Absolutely. There's a reason why STIs, addiction and abuse is prevalent in these left-wing demographics.
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  109. Really? Bangladesh has problems with islamism and dogmatic belief in the doctrine of islam. But that shouldn't be countered by implementing Western delusions.
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  110. Look at Texas. Now Florida. Why can't these accidents ever teach a lesson that deregulation on the market isn't ideal?
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  111. "The violence that gripped the Congress due to Donald Trump" Can these editorializing journalists be removed from the public discourse? This polarization and spread of fabrications is the last thing we need.
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  112. I bet many people had downloaded the deleted videos already. See something interested and capturing on the internet? Save it, record it, and archive it. Otherwise it'll be gone.
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  113. Best odds lies at BLM, Antifa or a jihadist being responsible. Tolerance should've never been shown towards these entities.
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  114. Russia has always been quite useful in maintaining peace and being neutral. Look at their involvement abroad and blatant acts of destabilization. All they care about is favoring own interests and advancing position.
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  115. Chinese trials aren't legitimate and fair. So we all know what the verdict and treatment of these detainees who've likely been arrested on politically motivated grounds will look like.
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  116. He was literally elected because he suggested that he would legalize drugs. That's basically it. All the junkies and abusers flooded to the polling station to cast their ballot for him so they could continuously destroy themselves and the nation through their unhealthy habit. Now the entire country is reaping the ramifications from this.
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  117. Here we go, a return to redundant WHO's status quo, without any improvements or objections to the organization's flaws. A classic and expected decision by the centrist-oriented Biden administration.
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  118. Good. Only healthy parents with a responsible outlook on the world and how to raise children, should be able to raise children. Otherwise you'll end up with unhinged children questioning their identity and focusing on all the wrong things.
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  119. An important note: The app/company that was compromised was literally a security-based application that gave advice, security resources, and tools that could protect oneself from breaches. That's why federal authorities and many corporations were using the app. The safety based app manages to be infiltrated to a degree that almost is unbelievable. The trust and credibility is now gone. And much damage has been done.
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  120. Barbie is american isn't she? And plastic surgery is done by millions of americans annually. It's a strange western practise that ruins the natural look and results in negative implications.
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  121. You clearly aren't aware of the history regarding the Yemen civil war and who started it. Hint: Saudi Arabia didn't start it and aren't the entity terrorizing the Yemeni people.
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  122. Sounds like the Maldives has to diversify a little instead of putting all their eggs in one basket by relying on tourism. However, these are the type of countries that I wouldn't mind supporting in crises because they've technically not messed up their economies or governed their country poorly. They've just been hit by an unavoidable pandemic, which damaged their country. Here in Europe, we're providing a bunch of loans and donations to countries with poorly run economies with low pension age, socialist spending, high federal minimum wage laws and costly policies that keeps on pushing their country down in need of support. Respect to the foreign secretary of the Maldives for showing up here though. Always interesting to hear different perspectives and stories from countries that barely are part of the media's limelight.
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  123. India doesn't really take general security for their citizens seriously. Just look at the violence, frequent cases of rape, caste discrimination, etc. With limited technology, tools and development, taking cyber security seriously will be even less likely. But the government will presumably try, at least.
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  124. Lol what? Haven't heard that. The main issue with plastic surgery is its irreversible intervention that results in physical damage, destroyed skin, and regret. The artificial practise doesn't benefit society at all and should be banned.
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  125. Indeed. These demonstrations are perfectly understandable, legitimate, and significantly more peaceful than the riots that we've seen earlier this year by leftist extremists.
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  126. Isn't this quite rare during the cold winter season?
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  127. Is this a new method of growing and harvesting saffron? Why has this not been used before, or has it? Is the quality satisfactory enough to sell it everywhere abroad? Many questions.
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  128. Well, that clearly doesn't work in a dystopian pandemic where people are dying on a massive scale. How can it be so hard to understand for many of these, frankly, egoistic people? Why is it so tough to care about your fellow countrymen by making temporary sacrifices, respecting virus restrictions and avoiding going outside for a while? It's appalling to see these reactions. I hope the police locks em' up.
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  129. Chris Miller and Mark Esper were Trump's defense secretaries during his final years. Mike Pompeo were secretary of state, not defense secretary.
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  130. Imagine criticizing this law because it "is too harsh". I imagine those that are doing so are rape suspects. Perhaps go ahead and arrest them?
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  131. "There's a mass amount of people that voted for Trump, there's a mass amount of people that support white supremacy" In what world is this true? What happened to this reporter? Almost nobody supports white supremacy..how can anyone compare that low rate with the rate that supports Trump? Is she referring to the criminal George Floyd and the valid police intervention against the paranoid drug user?
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  132. A real beauty 😂
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  133. Is only the "peaceful community" the problem? I mean, 25% of the country is illiterate and over 50% are farmers. Population control is definitely needed for large parts of the demographic throughout India, not just the peaceful entities.
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  134. North Korea has stayed quiet and reclusive for the past couple of months. Haven't heard much from them. So I can see why the mutual military drills and cooperation between SK-US can be toned down.
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  135.  @workbook17  She realize the need for harmony, peace, and stability, which is created under such circumstances. She realize that security guards and high walls can be a prerequisite in order to live away from danger. Yet, she calls for the expulsion and abolishment of all this. Depraved hypocrites!
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  136. If you want any serious country outside of India to use your vaccine, it needs approval, yes.
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  137. China are taking advantage of the rest of the world being closed down. China managed to stop and control the virus rapidly. This year couldn't have gone better for the country. They took over as the biggest trading partner in South America, continues with investments in Africa, has increased production immensely compared with the rest of the world stuck in shutdowns, and keeps spreading their influence worldwide.
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  138. The hate crimes seen isn't a drastic increase in absolute numbers from what i've seen. And if we actually listen to the experts and the police chiefs investigating these crimes, they're unsure whether or not a hate motivate was involved in most of the scenarios. People really need to be careful before drawing such conclusions. Especially if they're gonna draw such conclusions to blame some unhinged scapegoat such as white people or white supremacy, when the precise opposite of that is responsible for the crimes.
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  139. Good law. Harassing and slandering the police should be met with harsh penalties.
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  140.  @anuragpuri5158  He added a serious remark to your sarcastic comment that criticizes these new policies.
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  141. Because most of the drug addicts, criminals, liberals, socialists and the fiscal neoliberals are OK with Trudeau's quite weak rule, let-go politics, and drug-positive stance.
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  142. Good on the Swiss for helping out environmentally in countries where is barely is feasible.
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  143. Conflicting conclusions everywhere. Wow...
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  144. Remember: Iran lied for days after the Iranian revolutionary guards shot down this passenger plane. They admitted to what had happened when the pressure became too strong. Take their reports and statements on this with a grain of salt. Everything they do and say is politically motivated.
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  145. Democracy in many of these Arabic countries will lead to Iran/Saudi Arabia V2. Islam spreading like wildfire. So what we need to strive towards is a stable, decent, nationalconservative, and secular/scientific-based society where technocracy and meritocracy dominates the country. Or something along these lines.
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  146. They should sue themselves for not doing their job. For letting the protesters pass through the barriers. For describing the incident as a coordinated insurrection, debunked by the FBI and other actors.
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  147. Ardern has handled this really well. I don't particularly like socialdemocrats and some of their questionable stances on social policies and how people ought to act, but we could've used her way of governing here in Sweden where we have a weak, slow, pseudo-scientific and liberally-oriented socialdemocratic rule that don't prioritize the people at all. That's why we have like 12,500+ coronavirus deaths, compared with NZ's ~25 deaths or Taiwan's ~25, with similar population rates.
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  148. Or because Islamists has been welcomed in without blinking by many countries. Because of a lack of control directed at many of these Islamists. If the world used the type of practises that Myanmar or China uses against extremism, and if the world closed their borders, would Islamic terrorism have become such a big problem? Doubtful.
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  149. For sure. But do you know how the Nobel Committee reasons when it comes to this? They state that "we can't nominate Trump because he hasn't taken right-wing extremism seriously and hasn't stood up against racial injustice". All of this is of course a blatant lie and a partisan mischaracterization by an important body, which delegitimizes the Nobel committee's reputation and completely depletes the value of the Nobel Peace Prize.
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  150. @Aman kumar All religion should be abolished. It only creates docile, naive and weak individuals that believes in superstitious stories that don't reflect reality. Islam needs to be prioritized in this regard, but every religion should follow and be removed.
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  151. Always has been.
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  152. United Airlnes owns several different Boeing planes. Was this another Boeing plane accident? Glad that everyone's safe. It's rare to come out alive when your plane catch fire, malfunction, or crashes straight to the ground.
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  153. If you remember the forced disarmament and the dismantlement of the Empire of Japan after WWII, that resulted in Japan barely having any real army for decades. This is a huge change. Japan doesn't have any imperialist intentions or aggressive tendencies, so this is all justified. But still a significant transition into a new era.
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  154. That'll be hard since Erdogan is getting rid of dissent and him and the media has managed to brainwash the Turkish populace. The guy deserves to be in jail, at least, but will be continuously supported.
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  155. No wonder why Trump referred to these places as "sh**h*le" countries, when these type of news is all that we see from them.
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  156.  @amug3536  Sounds like he's got love for law-abiding and civilized people. Absolutely nothing wrong with that. Do you have love for gang members and the most dangerous people out there, or what? Is it "hate" to show a critical attitude towards the latter groups?
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  157. This is a very small figure of individuals fleeing the country compared with the annual emigration and the total emigration seen under Venezuela's long socialist rule: "By mid-2019, over four million Venezuelans, around 13 percent of the country's population, had emigrated since the revolution began in 1999. The United Nations predicted that by the end of 2019, there would have been over 5 million recorded emigrants during the Venezuelan crisis, over 15% of the population."
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  158. The guy was like 50-60 years old. I doubt any education system could've saved him. The authorities should've tried to connect the dots, find and arrest the high-risk subject, and prevent the theories that led him down this path of delusion.
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  159. This can't be a sport. How do you even choose a winner? Subjectively assessing people's movements and choosing the seemingly most smooth participant? What's next, gaming? Food competitions? Dirty rap music? The olympics seems highly questionable these days. They're even going to use affirmative action to make sure that there's a 50/50 gender split in the games. They should be prosecuted for discrimination.
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  160. It's promising that there's still some people out there that values the right to life. People that are willing to stand up for those without a voice. For the vulnerable. Especially since most liberals, leftists, women and similar demographics, are not willing to do so.
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  161. Wow, what a warm welcome. Thanks, India.
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  162. This is some powerful and epic music in the background. Amazing. More of that, WION!
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  163. Biden has invoked a historical high amount of executive presidential orders, without letting Congress or the public comment on the matters. He's not even answering questions in the WH. The power has already gone to his head. Yet he's calling for unity.
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  164. It's not very objective of you to claim that the decree (which I find limited info about) to be a declaration of war, which it isn't. It seems to be a plan to maintain Ukraine sovereignty and reintegrate Crimea, something that you didn't mention in your comment?
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  165. Creating and selling luxury goods while trying to release marketing campaigns to inflate its price doesn't really benefit society. So I don't see any problem with this. Other needed and beneficial sectors will take over, especially if a state steers the direction in that way.
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  166. Nobody has officially been accused yet for this case from what I've gathered. And the accuser is a colleague to Morrison, if you will. You apologize and show empathy for your colleagues. That's how it works.
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  167. Imagine the noise deterioration once the global economy and our roads are electrified
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  168. Yep. More confusion, pointless medical costs and focus on diversity/pronouns rather than military strength will partially be the downfall of the US military and the US as a nation. Ridiculous action.
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  169. Violence will never stop by continuously voting for leftist politicians who thinks that it's appropriate to use hugs rather than bullets to fight the forces of evil.
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  170. Chinese schools are freely operating in many European countries. Chinese students and employees are welcomed. I know that it is difficult to straight up prohibit this reciprocal cooperation, but these are obvious areas to regulate if you're opposed to Chinese infiltration. But I bet liberals will label it as discriminatory and raycist.
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  171. And this is why the world laughs at the US military and why China will pass the US soon on every parameter. Embarrassing.
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  172. Surprising to see that Spain's government still hasn't criminalized these separatist parties. The government arrested several separatist politicians a few years back. Perhaps they're waiting to the end instead of being proactive due to its risks.
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  173. That's probably why the Chinese official stormed out from the meeting later on. I can frankly see why. It's not exactly a respectful terminology to use, even if you're critical of China.
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  174. There's a reason why Iran wished for Biden (and interfered by doing all they could to sway the election) to get elected. Biden will indirectly assist and give clemency to what Iran are doing in the middle east. The world will not become safer the incoming years.
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  175. Corona: Declares war on the world Afghanistan: First time?
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  176. And because it's so unstable in this country. People's future is bleak, they don't see any reason to survive or behave like humans. They've been brainwashed to think that they're doing something good by blowing up themselves next to innocent children, mothers and men. They falsely believe that they'll will be going to heaven and enjoy themselves, even though they'll be sent straight to (figurative) hell where they'll burn for all eternity to make amends and pay for their horrific sins.
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  177. Lmaoooo, this is how you don't act if you're trying to vaccinate your population. Classic Bolsonaro
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  178. Considering all the talks and influence that Israel has in the region, world and in the US, you'd think that the country has tens of millions of people living there. But nope, only 8.8M residents lives in Israel. Insane right? The nation has been propped up by military support/financial aid from the US and others, and since the region is like a ticking bomb (IP-conflict, hostile neighbours). Most arab countries are heavily opposed to normalization, so it'll be interesting to see how these newly formed ties plays out.
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  179. Or because the subject is quite complex and gets advanced rapidly at an early age. It isn't rewarding enough either. A lot of people simply find other subjects more interesting.
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  180. It's owned by Facebook, led by the unprincipled, money hungry and biased Zuckerberg. It deserves to go.
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  181. Brexit won't ever be ready if the EU and UK continues to oppose bending or adjusting an inch in their stance regarding how the post-Brexit conditions should look like. I'm sure both parties will make concessions to avoid a crisis though, when the time comes.
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  182. Arrested and raided for threatening the person that allegedly poisoned Navalny? Interesting priorities there.
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  183. Exactly. The dems don't care about the decreased security that irresponsible migration policies will entail. Nor the culture clashes and decreased chances for the law-abiding and legal population to thrive. Not to mention, as you said, it's perfect voting cattle for the Dems as well.
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  184. Good on Norway. Foreign owned businesses having influence over national security and defense capabilities is always going to be a threat if countries such as Russia are involved. Gonna sell a weapon/defense equipment manufacturer? Sell it domestically or to an international ally.
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  185. You should "care about the West", or others for that matter, to avoid coming across as ignorant of world history and the meaning of influential symbols. You'll end up in very embarrassing situations otherwise. E.g, if you roam around glorifying contentious leaders or wears symbols that are stigmatized in certain parts of the world.
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  186. What did Italy do, shut down the country slightly too late? Meh, this sounds like an opportunist cash grab.
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  187. The culprit always "begged for help" when he got busted for criminal wrongdoing.
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  188. Israel gotta keep the handlers and enablers satisfied. Can't carry on with the war otherwise.
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  189. Eradicating the Taliban and all rebels to create a stable country that benefits Afghan people and the globe, was the goal. A safe america, too. I suggest bringing your conspiracies elsewhere.
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  190.  @cutiesanimalia1795  And it is true. One of their revolutionary guard generals were executed by USA last year. Iran shot down a passenger plane with 178 of their own citizens. Their economy is strangled. They're experiencing the downside by all the pressure put against them. Pressure applied because of their own unstable actions.
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  191. Yeah...this is so tacky and insensitive. Partying while the world is suffering. But i'm sure the population in China hasn't got malicious intentions in this. It's mainly the media that are portraying these events in a way that sparks disgust.
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  192. Europe, especially France, has had enough of illegal and careless immigration. Expect them to send back this puppet on a dinghy.
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  193. Since when was conflict beneficial for anybody?
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  194.  @claaaaay  Yep. Well, the question is whether or not a society should encourage individuals and cultures that have deep-seated issues with psychiatric flaws, abuse, and traumas, rather than assisting the individuals to get back on the right track and get into a healthily recognized relationship. The latter is preferred. Especially since it's scientifically proven that abnormal interests and conditions are socially engineered in society through education, experiences, and values.
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  195. Judge permits continued illegal immigration and foul tactics to enter the USA. Why are these judges not labelled as traitors and removed?
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  196. Wanna live and prosper? DON'T get in contact with Iran or other brutal countries. If you have to get in contact with the countries for some reason, BEHAVE. It shouldn't be that hard. These death sentences are presented on a frequency as if they're given out on a conveyor's belt.
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  197. The evidence is probably already erased and swept away.
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  198. And destroyed hundreds of businesses. Vandalized and looted property leading to $2b in insurance costs. Killed dozens, injured hundreds. A few have been penalized, but it's obviously far from enough.
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  199. He should focus on solving Canada's issue with drug use, poisoning, health issues and the destroyed attitude around drugs that arose when he legalized it a few years ago. He can't pretend to care about public health and poor families when he's actively downsized both of these categories the past years lol...
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  200. The UK monarchy (one of the more conservative entities on earth) should stop appealing to its worst critics or just dissolve itself altogether. Creating a false temporary facade by implementing diversity programs and portraying oneself in a way that isn't genuine, won't improve anything for the UK, is purely symbolic, and is pointless.
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  201. They think that they're morally righteous to do whatever they want because "oppression". They're acting based on instinct and emotion, without any analysis regarding the implications. I'm sure these people don't realize the fact that public perception of what they're doing will significantly drop if they are rioting as well, according to studies on the matter.
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  202. Global liberal media will make sure that the positive memories are withdrawn from people's hearts.
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  203. Russia isn't communist these days, neither is China. But they glorify their communist past and prop up communist/socialist states still to this day. They're corrupt rogue states breaking all codes of ethics, laws and ettiquette to favor their position, power and global influence.
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  204. This guy talks as if he's happy about the Yemen crisis.
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  205. Does Bangladesh have aircrafts? That's a new one. Thought they'd be religiously conservative enough to avoid such modern technology, or that the education levels would be too low to establish such an industry. Perhaps the West has aided them.
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  206. This country needs to up their management of the entire aircraft industry, increase pilot training and implement better oversight. This may've been an unavoidable accident due to weather, we're unaware of the details at the moment. But crashes and irregularities within these Indonesian airlines isn't rare. The highest amount of deaths the past decade related to flying has been recorded in Indonesian airspace.
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  207. Looking forward to see the artificial world that they'll create by a huge investment. A moon, flying cars, waves, and essentially a dream world intertwined in a city will be created. Huge plans involved in their efforts to diversify the economy prior to running out of oil.
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  208. I'm surprised that the Myanmar military hasn't initiated a strict armed crackdown against the dissenters, as they did back in 2016 against those committing acts of terror.
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  209. Losing a pointless war can't be great for a president's approval rating, that's for sure. I hope these calls to resign aren't warmongering actions.
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  210. A masters degree in mathematics or the science field to become an astronaut? Hmm. Sounds more like what you'd need if you were to work in the space industry once you've retired as an astronaut. But maybe there's specifics and thorough knowledge that you have to obtain to fulfill your purpose as an astronaut that I do not know about. This is just my amateur take, so feel free to fill me in if you've got any insight.
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  211. Make it mandatory so humanity can get through this crisis and so we don't have to handle any future roadblocks or hinders.
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  212. Trying to appeal to rationality and militant Islamists that burns down the nation for whatever trivial reason they can come up with, must be hard. If Pakistan's PM had some courage and judgement, he'd never appeal to domestic Pakistani radicals.
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  213. Must be unconstitutional. Especially at this early stage of the pandemic and when you look at the statistics of who's affected by the virus.
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  214. Democrats has been trying to abuse this tool to unseat and remove the president for years. They should be held accountable for politicizing a sacred constitutional ability to benefit their own side, without justification. Trump said, and did, absolutely nothing wrong. Any serious independent person who've examined the situation will see this.
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  215. Why is one part lying about the meeting? Pointless. The truth will come out.
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  216. Her people loved her. But yes, the West has shown fierce contempt for her for many years. And now they're decrying her arrest all of a sudden. Now they're suggesting that they've always stood behind her. What a joke.
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  217. Yeah, i'm sure the hoax is played along for the tourist money and to enrich Bosnia's national image, even if it's all based on an made-up lie debunked as pseudoarchaeological. Weird how even professional tennis players are willing to appear as superstitious psychics, believing in everything they see/hear.
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  218. Hold innocent sailors hostage as leverage and threaten their nation to give concessions. That's Iran's despicable way of handling diplomacy, summarized. This is why Iran is an international pariah for the most part.
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  219.  @tenone7726  Because he has to signal that he's a feminist. That "women can do it too!!!". How does he do that? By appointing women that probably aren't as qualified as men, by discriminating against men and putting the nation in jeopardy in the process. Wow, good job Joe!
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  220. Another global recession (worse than the current one) would be inevitable if the largest country on earth's in-debt corporations were forced to default on their debt. I doubt it'll be allowed to happen without a fight. A big player crashing down on the market could also result in plenty of destabilizing and fast growing butterfly effects that negatively impacts global security/peace as well.
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  221. This waste should be handled better, optimally in closed-off locations to prevent external entities from entering and messing up the process of recycling/reusing/sorting the waste, and to prevent poisoning themselves. But I suppose a country like Sri Lanka hasn't got the time and resources to prioritize protecting animals and using plastic/waste properly. Ask for assistance.
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  222. So peaceful that the world lets them continue their peace operations without enough intervention.
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  223. The State Department's spokesperson needs to improve on his rhetoric. Way too many "uhh, uhh, uhm" noises during his speech.
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  224. This is the future. Artificial farms, high-tech greenhouses, and lab-based meat/food being the main source of nutrition for human beings, at a low cost and with a sustainable production model. It's inevitable.
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  225. What the Supreme Court did is that they decided not to try the case in court. They decided to not investigate the lawsuit/claims nor provide an official verdict. Horribly incompetent, unprofessional and biased during a historical crisis, if you ask. The courts should at least examine the case...
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  226. Airplane crash yesterday, ~60 dead. Landslide today. Indonesia's not catching any breaks.
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  227. These security bills are fantastic, we need more of them. Nobody should be able to humiliate and shame the police on malicious premises. Nobody should be able to terrorize police officers or their families because you don't agree with laws or the necessary action of arresting criminals. It's that simple. Freedom won't be depleted here, because serious journalists and individuals will still be able to criticize misconduct by the police and report on stories related to the police.
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  228. And vote to withdraw the envoy from France that weren't there. Or let the globe vote on international motions to "condemn islamophobia" because Macron is trying to secure his country. Turkey, Bangladesh, Pakistan, Iran, and their friends, are such jokes.
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  229. Not to mention the crime rate. And inevitably shift in cultural values. The establishment of ghettos, segregated areas and welfare dependency, etc. Not pleasant. But this was fully expected when Biden took office. Many are masochistic enough to pretend to like this.
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  230. The site is generally a cesspool though. Full of commies and dirty liberals with a fetish for drugs, all forms of intercourse, and avenging their political opponents. Most people on the site seems mentally insane and belongs in a quarantine.
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  231. Or ask whether the respective partner consents during the intercourse. Insane times huh?
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  232. If anyone listens to Kamala Harris political analyses or proposals on how to handle things, their opinions can justifiable be dismissed immediately.
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  233. Saddening to hear that the situation is worsening in Peru, once again. I've got deep respect for Peru's attempt of taking strong measures to contain the virus even though the country has a problem with poverty and lack of development. They deserve to be doing better.
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  234. What a refreshing mindset from the Emirati. After all, Einstein used to say that the definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again while expecting different results. Change, adjustments and improvements to a policy can be necessary to make it work. Great that people are breaking the partisan ethnic/religious barrier in the Israel->Palestine conflict.
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  235.  @pranavpatel3576  He's not just talking about India, fool.
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  236. Lock em' up ASAP. We're not getting through this pandemic unless everyone is on the same page, doing what they can to minimize the spread.
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  237. >expecting freedom of press in any islamic dominated country You'd be more likely to come across and bump into fairies.
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  238. I actually believe Musk when he says that he'd shutdown the company if it was used to breach people's privacy and spy. He's the most libertarian oriented private person out there, after all. He believes that restrictions against the corona is fascism. Kind of hysterical.
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  239. This is just delusional. We've seen bloody Antifa riots several times the past weeks, destroying police stations, hindering the police's work, crushing windows, and calling on violence acts against right-wingers. Where's the reports and concern about that?
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  240. What does this have to do with China? And why do you expect the world to stop trading with a country that mass produces cheap products, with a 1.4B population? Not realistic.
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  241. Seems like they're punishing someone just for the sake of punishment, to make it appear as if some justice is served and that something is being done. The volcanic eruption were unpredictable and extremely unlikely. How about putting measures in place to prevent similar catastrophes? What about the responsibility of participating in these high-risk guided tours, is that non-existent? Feel free to fill me in if you've got further insight.
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  242. Entering other people's homes and provoking its owners is something that no reasonable person does. You know that we've got issues when nations are indulging in such practises over the world.
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  243. Not bringing them back and not sentencing them to what they deserve would be seen as a violation to international law, human rights conventions, and to various declarations. NGOs would get involved. Appearing as kind, accepting and following these irrational liberal paragraphs will be the end of Europe. It's like Europe is willingly shooting itself in the foot and letting everyone suffer accordingly, for no good reason.
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  244. State capitalism at its finest ;') We all know that these massive corporations are controlled by CCP insight and that they won't move from China. It's their pride and main source of income. So the CCP can do whatever they want with these companies.
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  245. Nobody should be able to create nuclear weapons. It's way too deadly and risky, especially if they end up in the wrong hands or are used on false premises such as if its usage is a retaliatory measure after a false interpretation of deepfaked footage. But anyone should be able to acknowledge that the creation of nuclear weapons isn't as risky if a stable and generally peaceful country does it, compare with e.g. Russia, North Korea or Iran.
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  246. Will negotiating with these radical militant groups such as the Taliban ever work out? Does anyone seriously believe that? Their goal is a suppressive caliphate and decisive Islamic control of everyone that they come in contact with. Peace, diplomacy and civility are all principles that likely will be thrown out by these sort of groups.
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  247. The people are doing better than the corporate, lobbyist and corrupted government? That's a given. But...the people do vote for the government. At least in the US.
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  248. Friends exist, but choose them wisely. Countries known for having issues with radicalism, terrorist sympathization, bombings, and a bunch of social issues, are probably not the type of countries to start close cooperation with.
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  249. Corona is never an "excuse" if you actually know what it is, how it spreads and its tangible risks. Don't be so insensitive and selfish.
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  250. I don't know how I feel about letting individuals from a poor country with standards and norms that aren't applicable to our own values stay in this country.. But of course that won't be acknowledged or analyzed by the Biden administration.
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  251. Asian countries are generally very tough against drug trafficking and usage. That's frankly great, even if some of the policies are inspired by religious teachings. The world needs to go in that direction, as in going tougher on drugs.
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  252.  赵杨利Yang lee Zhao  What does that have to do with anything, the logic doesn't even follow
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  253. Protecting interests, borders, and the Chilean people. Pinochet would be proud.
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  254. We're truly in historical times. Enjoy the ride.
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  255. Mia Malkova > Mia Khalifa
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  256. Why is almost every single democratic run state and city flooded with homelessness, drug abuse, dirty streets and crime? It's almost as if there's some sort of trend that probably shouldn't go on....
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  257. Well, expect a promiscuous and indecent society where the traditional family that builds nations is looked down upon then. There's also a whole lot of abuse and addiction interconnected with these groupings, that the Western media never would tell you.
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  258. Electrifying the economy and purifying the air/atmosphere can't come any sooner. Especially in these cities, they desperately need it.
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  259. They don't need to become weak, lazy and braindead, no. Drugs does exacerbate mental health issues and ruins one's physical capacity. That anyone would suggest such a destructive habit is coldhearted.
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  260. World leaders are doing a whole lot about China. They're on a daily basis condemning their expansionist and imperialist policy. Top CCP officials are sanctioned all the time. Travel restrictions. Economic sanctions. Trade wars. Prohibition of Chinese applications and corporations. What more are you looking for, wars? That level of fearmongering isn't preferable nor a safe bet.
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  261. Lol, if he's going to be charged for such crimes, every world leader would be charged for similar offenses.
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  262. Weren't there any security personnel in these schools? I hope they're installed now, at least. Snipers, guards and armed military troops making sure that nobody is hurting, abducting or attacking the students/kids. It's tragic that these outcomes can occur in the 21st century. It certainly highlights why the world can't open itself up to these countries.
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  263. I doubt it. I've never heard of such issues, and the parliament isn't represented by such ideology.
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  264. Favoritism to improve one's financial muscles and country's image. Interesting..I can see why the country is split here.
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  265. That's what they're doing, at least economically. Opening up for tourism, investing billiions in projects internationally/abroad, and by taking over certain industries around the world. Their claws stretches wide.
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  266. Will a Biden administration uphold the US recognition of Morocco's claims to West Sahara, a location and claim that no other Western country has recognized? Will Biden's suspension lead to Morocco upholding their newly formed ties with Israel, or go back to square one? Some questions that it'd be interesting to hear an answer to.
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  267. Cool. If the individuals don't want to contribute in Myanmar and instead emigrate abroad, any housing should be welcomed and accepted in a grateful manner if a country provides it. Yet "rights groups" keeps on complaining about all initiatives, and launches questionable accusations against the Myanmar army.
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  268. The question is if this was worth it. 3 Iranian Islamists for one Western citizen. The world just became less safer today.
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  269. Bolsonaro is behaving as if the coronavirus isn't deadly. As if it doesn't exist. He's living in a separate reality.
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  270. This is good and all. Making sure that every societal member can participate in society and enrich themselves/others, is a plus worth encouraging. But why is WION reporting on the same story several times a day? So irritating and spammy.
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  271. It's kind of sad that there's traction and demand for these desperate activities. But the human nature of craving social interaction and the willingness to emulate one's old lifestyle of travelling, experiencing and trying new things out, is hard to go against.
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  272. You can't reason or negotiate with these walking psychopaths. Look at the depravity in his way of thinking. He's ok with his obscene and inhumane actions. He's not afraid of punishment or death. He thinks he'll be awarded for his ill deeds. Immediate neutralization after a quick verdict is the way for a court and country to handle these cases.
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  273. The US and its president receives a whole lot of criticism for his trade wars. Why isn't the same criticism applied on the UK, Australia, Canada and its friends? The wars may differ in scale, but let's have some consistency. I'm sure it's valid to be skeptical and careful when it comes to importing security equipment from an enemy such as China. But the question is how much restrictions in trade are necessary.
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  274. Complaining about imaginary oppression in the most free, equal and fair societies on earth.
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  275. India literally voted against declaring the Myanmar situation as a "coup" in the UN, along with Russia, Vietnam and China. And now India are pretending to care about the unrest as if they're on the West's side? Kind of strange.
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  276. Better take advantage and find out about these historical tales, fossils, artifacts and discoveries before the sun explodes!
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  277. These Gulf states knows this more than anybody else and are already preparing by creating industries that can replace the oil sector. The question is if the limited education and competence that exists in these countries will be enough to compete with the rest of the world and stay afloat, without the extraction of fossil fuels. Debatable.
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  278. This country and other parts of Africa has declared themselves as Ebola/virus-free many times in the past, turning out to be completely wrong. So take this with a grain of salt. There's probably undisclosed cases, and it'll continously transmit if people engage in careless intercourse and drug use. I hope i'm wrong though.
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  279. I wouldn't call them racist, but there's a reason why crime practically is non-existent in countries such as Japan and South Korea. Everyone and their values is the same. Collectivism runs strong. Homogeneity and tradition is cherished, rather than demolished. It has its benefits.
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  280. Initiatives for gamers, cool. They're one of the most oppressed minorities in the world, after all.
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  281. It really hasn't. Most of China's population like their government. Dissent is rare. Hong Kongers does even for the most part support the new security legislation imposed by China. UK should leave the territory and be quiet if they can't support well-needed policies to reinforce stability, growth and civilized order.
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  282. Yes. Why are you typing in caps..?
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  283. Are the Pfizer/BionTech, Moderna, and Astrazeneca vaccines too expensive for Equador to order?
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  284. This is insane. The treatment and experience that these accused defendants will see should be completely irrelevant when it comes to these crucial top trials. Would we take into account the mental state of a murderer when filing charges and holding him accountable?
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  285. The only way to stop political Islam to is to prevent all the factors that proliferates its radicalization, by control and by enforcing legislation that upholds public order and safety. No Western countries has got this right yet..apart from Hungary and Poland.
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  286.  @pnellferguson7222  This type of thinking, with no basis or evidence involved, is the problem that results in paranoia. Why would these world leaders lie? What proof do you have for your insinuations? None. No matter what officials do (such as taking the vaccine on live television), what health officials say, or how much proof is delivered that the vaccine is safe, these ignorant conspiracy theorists will always come up with some BS argument as to why we shouldn't trust the science and avoid the vaccines. This conduct should be regulated away from the discourse for everyone's sanity and health.
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  287. The question to ask and analyze: Which company benefits the most by the current policy? I'd guess that the media corporations profits a lot by being widely shared on the internet. If you force the internet platforms to pay extra for people's action of freely sharing your news, you may be dropped entirely, leading to further economic stagnation for the media corporation. Have they thought this through?
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  288. China blocked a UN resolution condemning Myanmar's military's actions yesterday lol
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  289. This channel is never discussing the rape epidemic in India. It's definitely something to tackle. Root out the attitude that leads one down a dark road believing it's correct to rape, monitor the population more (troops, surveillance), and punish all the culprits severely. Corruption is also very common in India which has to be removed to serve justice to the fullest extent.
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  290. Racism is barely existent in the West. It's an extreme rarity. A bunch of unsubstantiated theories and inaccurate conclusions doesn't prove that racism is widespread. In fact, UK is one of the least racist countries on earth.
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  291. Warmongering isn't great.
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  292. Horrible. Must be scary to live in geographical areas prone to these natural disasters. It's very costly in terms of lives and economic losses. The the last thing that a relatively poor country needs. RIP.
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  293. Italy is not catching any breaks this year.
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  294. Global warming isn't necessarily natural ;) But yes, you're right.
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  295. Cracking down on parasitic fraud and exploitation of the welfare system is great. Punish the violators swiftly. But that should never entail punishing those in actual need of the welfare.
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  296. Big news for sure. Has Tedros been involved in and endorsed TPLF throughout its time where it has committed atrocities and illegalities against the country and its people? Has he condemned the organizations radical arm? If not..this isn't a good look for him, WHO and the world's future.
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  297. Europe would never dare prohibiting barbaric elements from two of the influential religions that dictates too much of European policy. It'll never happen. Courage and backbone would have to be grown for that.
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  298. The court battles aren't finished entirely and Congress has to confirm the electors.
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  299. Being Israel's president wasn't his best achievement, I'd say. But working to deescalate tensions around the world is always a good thing.
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  300. I don't really mind this because police brutality implies that police officers are going in rough against criminal perpetrators, spoiled rioters and entities that don't adheres to basic guidelines of respect and decency. We need laws that protects our police. Laws that prevents shaming for no reason, threats, ways of hindering the police from doing their job and the BLM-trend that implies standing behind criminals by shouting against the police force. Macron is on the right track here.
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  301. The WTO has essentially given the US the upper hand in this dispute, after it was declared that the EU illegally had subsidized their own industries by violating WTO rules and benefitting European companies in an unfair way. So the EU can't complain with much leverage here.
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  302. Look at the strength of collective unity where every entity is aware of their task and performs it flawlessly to benefit themselves and the group. Humanity should take notes.
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  303. Now we've gotta wait and speculate where Iran will strike with artillery, missiles or air raids, to avenge. Iran has promised to avenge and it is coming. The world became significantly more unstable yesterday. A war or worsened conflicts are not unlikely at all. I can see why it may be needed to remove these sort of personnel and actors in the Iranian military branch to uphold peace, but the question is if these actions are to prefer when there are huge risks.
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  304. The Myanmar military has nothing to lose. Creating such a condition isn't clever for those trying to control them.
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  305. An innovative vein able to flourish, to a degree, in Afghanistan. Cool!
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  306. Let the already established companies boost the EV market. Waste of time to try and copy the ideas and create one's own companies when alternatives already exist. Focus on building infrastructure so the Indian market is more compatible to the West.
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  307. India has a huge rape and violence epidemic. Harshly cracking down on such cultural values is needed. A reform to the caste system may also be effective to prevent oppression/discrimination. We'll never see WION report about these issues though.
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  308. I hope you're kidding. Why should women be given special treatment and encouraged to join a sector that they generally aren't interested in which requires a physical capacity that many women don't have? Women are liberated in the West. This isn't about empowerment.
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  309. Moral of the story: Avoid positioning yourself in the crossfire between rioters and the police, even if you're determined to document the action. Oh, and bring protective gear to keep yourself safe.
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  310. Anyone should be able to practise and participate in whatever culture they like. But drinking beer and messing around in this sleazy way is just depraved.
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  311. Liberals loves when courts and officials makes decisions in line with their agenda. They're very pleased about this undemocratic and questionable decision by SCOTUS. Remember, liberals has claimed voter fraud, that Trump cheated, and that Trump colluded with the Russians, for years. Their goal? Shame, accuse, impeach and remove President Trump. And now they're speaking against every accusation of fraud from the right. They're undermining election insecurity. They're fine with criminals/illegals voting for them. All of a sudden, sworn affidavits, testimonies and substantiated accusations don't matter. Disgusting.
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  312.  CDS Pvt  WWIV will be fought with sticks and stones if WWIII breaks out.
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  313. Respecting sovereignty, strengthening diplomatic ties and avoiding conflict. That's how you do it. Good job Macron
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  314. Everyone should cut ties with the country so these actions can't be taken by Iran. Force them to start behaving like a civilized country.
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  315. "I have coronavirus antibodies in my organism" Aww 😂😂 Thanks for your sacrifice in trying out the high-risk Russian vaccine, I guess.
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  316. Will Israel allocate an increase of funds to their secret nuclear stockpile development? hmmmm
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  317. The mafia were barely an issue under fascist Italy with Mussolini at the top. Practically erased. While fascism may not be the ideal solution, certain elements of the ideology such as the collective authoritarianism and zero tolerance against wrongdoing, certainly is. But that's currently still stigmatized.
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  318. What's Indians thoughts on Modi? Do you support him, is he doing his job properly, should someone replace his political position?
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  319. Maybe because religious figures aren't behind these outcomes?
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  320. Why reproduce when you're living in the most unstable circumstances ever?
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  321. Two strongmen up against each other with no will to ever back down, is never a good sign. I wonder which side in the Libyan conflict that'd be the best for the country. Haftar, backed by some dictatorships and democracies? Or the GNA, backed by UN, Turkey and mostly democracies?
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  322. Find one that isn't.
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  323. A normal day in Iraq, in other words. No wonder why the US implemented a travel ban and restrictions against Iraq, among other countries. But now the ban's rescinded under Biden. Congratulations!
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  324. Not Chinese citizens ;) They'll be propagandized and indoctrinated by the CCP-approved educational system lol
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  325. Imagine if the time, resources and planning were used to enrich one's own life and country, rather than attacking an embassy, another country's residents, or one's own country's residents to satisfy some deranged agenda. But nope, that's expecting too much by humanity.
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  326. I'm no fan of this woman, but it's respectable to own up to one's mistakes and signal to the world that nobody's above the law. Credit where credit's due.
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  327. No. France is reporting on the fact that a mutated virus from South Africa has now by negligence by both parties spread to France. Nobody are blaming South Africa. This doesn't detract or limit their fight against domestic and European terrorism.
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  328. Off limits and non-existent according to most media figures.
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  329. The Philipphines military is a small pebble compared with China and the US. They'd never be able to stand up against China on their own in a battle.
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  330. India had to cancel a space mission 2 years ago because of, from what I recall, technical glitches and failure in shaping the space shuttle properly. You can be critical of China, but it seems hypocritical for an Indian channel to do so when they're in many ways ways behind China on many fronts.
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  331. As long as the state of emergency status isn't used to seize/uphold power and to force legislation unrelated to the pandemic, this is defensible and an appropriate action to take during the pandemic.
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  332. Sounds like you won't appreciate much in the world then, if that's the dismissive attitude you have towards one of the most revered and impressive cultural heritage sites in the world. Many of those who built the pyramids were pleased to do so. It was seen as a very special assignment to receive, and a respectable profession with decent benefits.
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  333. And India and its companies aren't "squeezing out precious resources in Africa"? People should acknowledge that establishing corporations in Africa is something that many African governments wants and that benefits the country by creating job opportunities and wealth. It's part of making Africa and the world a better and peaceful place. But ye, let's insinuate that India is god's child and that everybody else is a sinner.
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  334. A trashy carved stoneblock in Germany disappeared too a few days ago.
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  335. Sad, but let's build up your home countries rather than redistributing social and economic problems to Europe and North America. That's not fair. At least most Asian countries realizes this and says no.
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  336. Shut down the border before it's too late.
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  337. What sort of dumb court rule is it to ask the defendant to recommend their own punishment? Is that a thing?
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  338. Moral of the story; don't build unprotected nuclear reactors close to shores prone to stormy weather, tsunamis and natural disasters. Nuclear power wouldn't be as risky if every country adhered to that guideline.
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  339. Lesson: Don't be an activist in the middle east unless you're a masochist or tired of living in freedom.
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  340. Can't wait for Brexit to be over. No one understands what the actual disputes are, the plans from both sides, and what'll happen. Media could've done so much better in visualizing and explaining in detail what we're up against.
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  341.  @therose6627  Just like how screaming racism at every person that you perceive as racist is normal to you (people whom usually aren't racist, but are expressing rational contentions regarding political issues), it's normal for these girls to look down upon or be skeptical towards people from different races. Girly trash talking behind people's back and derogatory mindsets are annoying though. Conceited smugness and all of that. But that's an issue that we see everywhere. Not to mention harassment.
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  342. NK would be a flourishing country if they focused on digging up the resources in their country, shaped a market economy, and prioritized projects that enriched the people's lifestyle. Incompatible with communist ideology and a militarized state, of course.
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  343. That sort of hypocrisy by a company that has the influence to sway elections and form what people think, is so disgusting to see. Very much frustrating.
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  344. Invasion could theoretically happen any time. China has said that they'll use peaceful reunification or coerced seizure of the territory. So this isn't anything new. It's like an unpredictable ticking bomb.
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  345. Right..perhaps this is an act of celebration. These culprits believe that they go to heaven, after all. Sickening.
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  346. This collection and display of pure trash from Mount Everest is supposed to attract visitors and tourists. Poetically striking, when you think about it. Can't deny that it is creative though.
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  347. I doubt much can be done here. You sign up to Facebook's terms when you create an account and join the website. And has this data been used for anything illegal or even unethical? Unclear. Countries will have to implement clearer laws against data harvesting by tech giants if they're willing to make it stop once and for all. I don't think any country realistically has done that.
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  348. Not really. He opposed lockdowns because ROI is all he cares about, he calls people that criticizes him "pedos", he uses drugs in public, issues irresponsible statements which crashed his own stocks, and is way too childish, just out for himself. But at least he'll donate and use his wealth for good. Maybe.
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  349.  @vl8584  Maybe because Western nations generally are the most safe, prosperous and least racist countries in the world. Using an outlier case and a story that we don't know whether is true as evidence of the contrary won't work.
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  350. And their only argument to maintain this tragic trend is "freedom".
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  351. Who, Alastor Moody?
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  352. The TV killed newspapers. The internet killed the TV, and gave further opportunities for newspapers to capitalize on. The rapid digitalization has fundamentally reshaped society into something else.
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  353. The question is if you can handle these sadistic swines, imperialists and disrespectful psychos like Erdogan with kindness. It doesn't seem like it.
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  354. And ended with a crushed moral fabric where the mentally ill and militant leftists started to dictate the society's conditions.
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  355.  @lightseeker5554  They're busy maintaining stability and security in the area. The highest priority for all of these monarchies and dictatorships in Asia.
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  356. Being brainwashed and a believer in theories that deviates from reality can make a person do a bunch of stupid things. That correlation can't be understated. Letting people believe and say whatever they want is therefore a bit naive.
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  357. Hah! Perfect. The US and the world were lucky that they didn't receive a warmongering establishment politician such as Hillary back in '2016. War declaration would probably have been inevitable then. Trump was the first president in over two decades to not declare any ways, and pulled back thousands of troops. Biden is an expansion of Obama-era policy and establishment politics, something that Hillary stood for.
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  358. Trump insinuated that the democrats pretended to care about the virus when it benefitted them, and to criticize Trump no matter what he did. In that way, it's a "hoax" related to the russian collusion hoax, the ukraine hoax, and related to similar accusations. That was the point. Not to say that the "virus is a hoax". Nobody in their right mind has said that. Remember how the democrats all of a sudden forgot about the pandemic when blm fools rioted and burned down USA because some hooligan were neutralized by the police? They don't care about the pandemic.
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  359. Pretty much She can be hostile, spiteful and unaware of what she's doing. Checks out.
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  360. This is an easy topic to debunk.The developed and advanced world carries the globe on their shoulders. All production occurs there, the population is educated, there's a large proportion of elderly and vulnerable citizens, and they've got the resources to purchase vaccines which arguably justifies this part of the world being prioritized. Most of Africa is already dependent on aid and has populations that mostly are below the age of 25. Why should they be prioritized equally?
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  361. This aid should be conditional on Texas governor and public officials putting in the proactive measures to prevent widespread damage from these weathers and disasters in the future. Texas were warned in 2011 during a similar energy shortage crisis, but the libertarians did nothing.
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  362. Inhumane by both parts. Nobody should celebrate that civilians of a country are becoming infected and falling sick/dead. Why is it so hard to distinguish between the residents of a country and its government? Why can't people place aside their nationalism every once in a while?
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  363. He'll probably be monitored forever. Or be deported.
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  364. Here comes the neoliberal degeneracy that the EU deeply has longed for throughout the entirety of Trump's tenure. Cooperating in immunizing the globe is however a welcomed change.
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  365. Lots of automatic censorship, deletions and filter systems are wiping out "uncomfortable" words and phrases. It's really annoying and stifles debate. YouTube should change their policy in the comment sections to people can talk freely.
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  366. So many billions is wasted on meaningless art, animals and items and auctions. If only this capital was used to improve humanity instead...
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  367. Good. I'm surprised that Duterte hasn't stepped his foot down against this earlier during his tenure. Child marriage and abusing minors that naturally can't consent is an abhorrent value that should be removed everywhere.
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  368. 2:50 Ouch, must be uncomfortable to receive a thick stick or hose down one's respiratory system.
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  369. So you haven't read the report then. Why comment if your comment won't reflect reality? I'm a pretty big critic of China, but no one can deny that their economic model is resulting in rapid growth and that they've grown way faster than the West during this pandemic, for various reasons.
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  370. I've only heard it from Indians and WION. People know that it's from Wuhan, but most people call it the Chinese virus, coronavirus, covid-19 or just refers to it with the phrase "pandemic".
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  371. Western feminists loves paying lip service to the groups, ideas and ideologies that would destroy these feminists and remove their existence. Just because it's part of the diverse open border project that consists of trying to showcase that different groups of people are equal and compatibly able to work together in harmony, with no problems. Many Western countries has bought into this debunked notion.
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  372. 15-16 isn't necessarily too young, no, since bodies are developed at that stage and, they're relatively grown up and since many appear like women at that age. However, many may be too young mentally and may not know what they're doing if they're 15-16. But, that does also apply to 18 year olds. 21 year olds. Maybe even 25 year olds. So, where do you set the limit?
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  373. This saddening story is something that many victims around the world are able to tell after having suffered under communist repression. Truly human evil. Yet there's still those out there advocating for the morally bankrupt ideology to this day. Through historical revisionism. Or by ignoring the historical failures. Alternatively, cheering on the historical failures and claiming that it wasn't real communism/socialism. It's a big threat for the future of humanity and the globe.
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  374. All of these IS fighters and enablers ought to be sentenced through capital punishment. No mercy for those who've committed unacceptable crimes against humanity for a sick religious fantasy that no honorable person ever would affiliate with.
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  375. Removing historical written prayers and wishes on a sacred wall? Doesn't seem very traditionalist. But this is Israel, after all 😅
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  376. You don't get to dictate what to do with your body if that entails a risk to others. Move to a secluded forest and don't ever interact with anyone else ever again and you'll be able to do what you want. Otherwise, follow the law and do what's expected by you. Don't be a selfish little brat.
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  377. Oh look, NY will experience more crime, homelessness, unhygienic elements on the streets, and health issues. What a typical piece of legislation by democrats. I'm sure they'll regret their decision in due time.
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  378. Fun initiative from WION. Holding large summits with prominent guests from all over the world. Always fruitful and interesting to follow.
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  379. There's a difference between having a clear pattern of extremist beliefs and violent planning, with randomly out of the blue looking up weird stuff online. This guy ticked several alarming boxes, and got charged accordingly.
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  380. Disappointing. The SCOTUS should at least investigate and try the case. Not throw it out. Not when millions of americans are asking for answers and wishes to see transparent election results.
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  381. Has India responded to the accusations regarding the mass disinformation campaign used to target India's enemies and spread misinfo? Allegedly, the campaign involved hundreds of media corporations, NGOs, and actors with governmental connection.
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  382. Most viruses mutate like this. The corona, or covid-19, has mutated 100+ times the past year. Likely not serious. But the mutation that we saw the past week in UK and possibly South Africa were however more contagious, which is scary. There's always that fear of the vaccine being rendered useless by the mutations as well.
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  383.  @jenosou5128  "Things change and life isn't fair, therefore I support this unhinged piece of legislation". What sort of logic is that? Think a little lol
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  384. It would have, if health officials, experts and doctors weren't censored. If the government took it seriously ASAP without downplaying it. If China informed and warned the world instead of encouraging their citizens to stock up on protective equipment & facemasks abroad... China should be held accountable for this deliberate blunder.
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  385. The Myanmar army has always used such tactics against their 'own people' lol And the army is supported by China and many influential powers. Doubt they'll fall
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  386. 2:04 "every aspect of tiddy life in China" Lol
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  387. Which country has USA "invaded" the past decades? Which country has the USA invaded without reason or justifiability?
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  388. "USA and Israel is making up things to justify attacks against us or a full-blown war. USA and Israel are provoking us". While at the same time, Iran uses a worse form of provocative threats against its enemies and resorts to/sponors warfare via proxy wars, militas or by their own military. Perhaps Iran should clean up their own home?
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  389. Lol, I saw all of these news pieces on Reuters front page last night (Azerbaijan-Armenian war, Russian hacking into the US Treasury, Sudan-Ethiopian meeting, etc). Is that the source that WION are using to report international news? haha
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  390. It is promising too. Great to hear that many republicans are standing up behind the president, and supporting him. That they're willing to get to the bottom of this election to ensure that it was held properly. But they're being countered by a whole establishment of biased journalists, leftists, traitorous GOP members and unprofessional judges. So there's almost no chance that Trump will remain in power unless he invokes the insurrection act and uses the military.
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  391. Kind of insensitive how many Wuhan residents are out partying, drinking, dancing, and acting as if nothing has happened, while the world is suffering due to these residents habits and the poor leadership of CCP.
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  392.  @AhsanHabibCSTE  Hundreds of thousands of migrants has come in from Myanmar to Bangladesh. How many are coming from India? Do you see why a country would be determined to close their borders towards a country such as Bangladesh, with a population that screamed and rioted because Macron decided to crackdown upon jihadist terrorism? Because the West are willing to uphold free speech? See how they may be threatening entities?
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  393. How do you know that Oxford has done anything wrong? How do you know that racism was the cause of her resignation without knowing any of the details? We know how often people wrongly accuse treatment, appointments and scenarios of racism even though it isn't true. So why believe this girl all of a sudden, is it because she's Indian?
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  394. Because they realize the risks of terror, crime, welfare dependency and culture clashes that may arise from accepting migrants. Europe are too naive and accepting, as always, which is showcased time and time again.
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  395. Never conduct oppositional work in Iran or the worst countries to stay in on earth. That'll always lead you entangled into trouble.
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  396. They'll work with Big Tech to censor dissidents too, instead of working to preserve people's 1st amendment rights and freedom of expression.
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  397. I don't think the military could afford killing her. Too risky, because sanctions and intervention from abroad would be seen, along with mass riots from the people that loved her.
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  398. Who cares if prisoners have the coronavirus or if they're experiencing trauma...? Good news. Focus on protecting the security guards, the police, and the public, instead.
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  399. Modi isn't even far-right lol.
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  400. For those who know more about this case; Demolishing the sites where actually legally approved by the indigenous representatives and the local council/government in the area. No foul play were involved here. Yet the world and Australia itself were outraged afterwards. How about being outraged at those that approved the operation rather than the corporation itself which would've been replaced by any other corporation if the legal precedent existed?
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  401. We don't know who's responsible yet. Soldiers and fighters on all sides were hurt.
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  402. That's surprising. That a communist country decided to logically ban women from certain professions. Just look at the Red Army. Millions of women were part of it during WWII. Something that civilized and rational countries deemed as completely barbaric, for biological, physical and reasons of fairness.
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  403. Reactive penalties and sympathy is always kind and a natural response. But to counter these shootings and unstable individuals from infringing upon others, you have to be proactive. Prevent the factors and sources that causes people to commit these atrocities. Figuring out these factors and how to tackle them is tough and controversial, but the way you have to go if you care about preventing this from reoccurring.
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  404. India needs to handle their own rape epidemic, frankly. Adopt these policies.
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  405. Diplomats; don't participate in the political state of affairs in the country that you've received the right to visit and work in. I can see why they were expelled.
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  406. Iran are getting desperate. The pressure and condemnation against them is tough to handle. Their economy is strained, and they realize that they'll have no chance in a potential war. Drastic times, drastic measures.
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  407. inb4 this turns into another Syrian war with plenty of rebel groups and proxy wars fought simultaneously for years Unless control is reached shortly.
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  408. This girl has many psycho vibes around her. The type of bullet that you'd avoid at all cost, while wishing for the girl to receive anger management counselling. Never date crazy.
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  409. The survival of the fittest.
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  410. Badly. They'll regret it in due time. But by then, it'll be too late. Brainwashing people into thinking that picking China as one's main partner isn't ideal for anyone. Well, apart from China maybe.
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  411. Respect to those who dares to work in these morbid and uncomfortable fields. I'd never manage to do it. Imagine having to meet death's eye and its gruesome implications on a daily basis....
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  412. Good. Saves resources and prevents suffering. The only worry is that those who aren't sick and those who use manipulative tactics to receive approval to be euthanized could abuse it. But that's presumably thought about, and likely prevented. Only those in dire irreversible conditions should be able to go through with it.
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  413. Congress wants to unconstitutionally prevent Trump from rerunning for office in 2024. They've desperately tried doing so since he was elected in 2016. Many of these treasonous congressmen belong in jail.
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  414. So now the question remains, is the planet ready for the establishment of a new civilization?
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  415. Why do people always draw the race card? Probably because it works, even though it rarely is true. Adding to this cultural attitude should be discouraged.
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  416. I think EU and USA has propped him up, and Russia are worsening their grip on him by responding so harshly against his activism. Navalny lost previous elections by landslides and the Russian population barely knows about him (which still applies). Navalny has managed to become a living martyr and retrieved an influential status.
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  417. The government isn't "killing" innocent people without reason in most countries. Let's not mislead others.
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  418. First off, China isn't communist anymore if you look at their policies. They've got socialist programs, believes in a form of equal outcome, praises Mao, and supports communist countries, but they're not communist in nature anymore. They've become state capitalist. Secondly, Hong Kong and Carrie Lam is certainly Not communist at all. She rules one of the most capitalist and powerful financial hubs in the world, in Hong Kong. Thirdly, the new security legislation in Hong Kong and the way that Lam is working with China to uphold stability in HK, jail violent vandals, and restore the economic situation, is worthy of PRAISE; not condemnation. The West is entirely wrong on this matter and are acting hypocritically. If the West were burning, would they accept the burning to continue? Would they strengthen security? Would they arrest the vandals? The answer is obvious.
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  419. @AK. So naive. Do you know what diplomacy is? Do you know that geopolitics and external developments can have a big impact on one's own country? Sounds as if i'm reading the comments posted by children or young adults who haven't finished school yet, lol. It's everyone's concerns when a significant development occurs somewhere in the world, be it in India, the UK or North Korea. It's everyone's businesses if it impacts other entities.
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  420. If justice existed, it'd never be referred to or be labelled as murder. A cop doing his job to protect the civilians from clear danger, from a person that always ended up in trouble with the law, should not result in these ramifications and distortions of reality that we've seen from the stupid populace the past year.
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  421. 1:37, heck that is satisfying. Cleanliness and good hygiene is something that everyone should strive for. Personally, I've always valued it very highly. Washes my hands like 20+ times daily even before the pandemic. Haven't been seriously sick for years, besides from when I caught the corona.
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  422.  @dreamygates2461  The months of deadly and violent riots last year by the BLM and anarchist extremists is every democrats' fault too, right? And let's think about it, why didn't the Capitol Hill police respond swiftly and harshly against the lawless demonstrators? Could it perhaps be because of the BLM influence from last year that polluted every police force?
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  423. That's because the UN is represented by arch-enemies with polar opposite interests to protect.
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  424. You don't need to explain every word in parantheses lol Oil-dependent countries are diversifying their economy and preparing for a future with lowered oil prices and even a fully depleted fossil fuel sector. They're investing in foreign corporations/funds and building up projects domestically unrelated to fossil fuel.
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  425. EU should cut ties with Turkey and block Europe to prohibit refugees from entering (Turkey is housing millions of Syrian rufugess on EU's payroll). Turkey has extorted EU into supporting their militaristic imperialist missions in the mediterranean sea and in northern Syria. Erdogan mocked the french president Macron's mental intellect because Macron cracked down upon terrorism. Cutting funds and support towards Turkey is a decent first step. Pushing them out from NATO would also be nice.
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  426. I'm surprised that we saw a bunch of media outrage over this. There's nothing really strange about what he did here. It's in line with upholding an election of integrity. Also surprised that almost nobody has criticized the breach of trust that this recording's leak likely entailed.
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  427. It isn't a plan, but it's the result of accepting these individuals without any restrictions or obligations handed out to them. These are some reasons as to why borders should be closed to anyone that may strain one's culture or welfare system. Bangladesh has no stability, is dominated by religion and has no capital. So i'm not surprised that they accept whatever comes their way.
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  428.  @vade137  Not sure they can be seen as americans.
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  429. Thousands of troops had to stay, sleep and mobilize at a cold parking lot. I think that visualizes how the Biden administration likely will treat law enforcement the incoming years. But at least Jill Biden were sent to thank the troops and hand over some chocolate bars, right 😏
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  430. Quite strange context to use the term "victim-card" here. Maduro cheated and improperly won the election and is now trying to claim that the "win" would've been even more clear if "other countries didn't interfere". If the dictator advocated for legitimate and transparent elections, this could be solved! But this corrupt politician isn't looking for fairness and transparency. He's looking to enrich himself by suppressing his people and staying in power to enforce a political agenda that the citizens suffers from.
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  431. Such a PR stunt. Interviews some guy named "William Shakespeare" and an innocent 90 year old woman. The framing seems so planned and forced.
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  432. He's an (ex?)-communist, a typical power-abusing leftist who can't run a country properly. He literally suggested playing hockey, driving tractors, bathing in the sauna and drinking beer to handle the virus. He's defended and implemented ineffective economic policy which has negatively impacted Belarus' power on the market and its citizens limited job opportunities with low wages. He should go.
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  433. Eww.
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  434. The iron curtain and the European walls are back. Not from a socialist perspective, but to shield Europe from one of the greater threats facing humanity right now. Appropriate.
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  435. This should be such common sense. But nope, there's still lost causes trying to question this fact. No wonder why there's so many countries suffering from this pandemic.
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  436. Cuomo's smoked. From hero to an abominable, corrupt and inappropriate individual in the span of less than a year.
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  437.  @vandanchauhan8311  Nope, because a condom is 99% effective. Most pregnancies aren't created due to condoms breaking. It's due to hedonistic individualist acting out on their desires without thinking twice, laying around, not planning ahead, and so on. 33% of women have several abortions throughout life, almost as a way of alternative contraceptive. It's repulsive.
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  438. Shouldn't Indians be happy that they're fighting against political islam by force? Europe are at some point going to have to do the same, before it's too late.
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  439.  @censorshipleadstothenwo1237  Why is gun control laws and a lower supply guns correlated with less gun crime and shootings in most of the world? Why is it stupid to "blame the guns" with this in mind?
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  440. This might either provoke Israel's antagonists to declare war/exacerbate the IP-conflict, or lay the groundwork for established peace in the Middle East. You never how how the Middle East develop and responds, it's totally unpredictable, so we'll see in due time.
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  441. All harassment and offensive behavior should be countered at workplaces and in society. Both genders are struck by it. Making it into a man. vs women issue won't unify people into tackling it.
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  442. Macron is a strong leader doing what it takes to protect his country even if harsh actions or uncomfortable actions is required. Say what you want about his political platform, but I support Macon's unconditional willingness to shield his country in this way. I wish we could have such a leader here in Sweden.
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  443. A cabinet formed by minority tokens, affirmative action and discrimination. Congrats
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  444. That's interesting. It'd be incredibly strong cost cutting measures if it actually works. Millions of jobs would be lost, but probably diverted to other sectors through investment made by the cash saved.
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  445. What's the difference?
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  446. Maybe, maybe not. Could be a coincidence. But it's certainly ironic. I remember reading the article about this IMF and World bank donation on Reuters this morning. Laughed so hard. Hundreds of millions dollars were essentially sent to the military, and now the military seized power unconditionally lmao
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  447. "Lack of consent" Being a refugee and being treated luxuriously as a guest in the new country that you're freely visiting isn't a right. Bangladesh and Myanmar can do whatever they wish.
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  448. Doubt it. Supporting Taiwan is a bipartisan issue in Congress and between the parties. Biden will probably continue Trump's way of handling diplomatic relations with Taiwan. I'm sure Biden will act weaker on China though. China will gain advantages and manage to exploit the market and the US by Biden's more casual, lenient and neutral approach. That's why China wanted Biden to win, after all.
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  449. Make america great again, LET'S GOOOOOO
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  450. Sounds like you should make your way to the therapist and re-evaluate yourself.
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  451. And say no to communism. Being high on such a toxic ideology won't improve your life or result in good decisions.
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  452. Don't lie now. Lockdowns can be a temporary answer to get control of the virus. It has worked in many parts of the world, and is supported by science. The economy will also perform better if you can assert control over the outbreak and open up ASAP, just like NZ, Taiwan, China, and others. But even if you were right, why is the economic argument even relevant when this is about saving lives? Is the economy more important than a country's citizens?
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  453. Basically yes. These provocations may lead to another blossomed conflict and further strained ties between China, the US and the West. Not good. In a worst case scenario WWIII may arise.
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  454. Hopefully it works out tomorrow then. Millions of dollars are lost and shortages are increasing by every passing day that the canal is blocked. If it goes on for too long, cutting off a part of the cargo ship might even be cheaper than letting it block the path.
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  455. Trump's speech wasn't incitement to violence. It was quite neutral, a speech that he usually delivers, and din't encourage any violence. He has always condemned the use of illegalities, especially for political gains. So why are you buying into that lie? Don't play into the hands of foul media reports and biased leftist actors that have very malicious intentions. You're right in that the enforcement on these platforms is very randomized at times, unfair ,and inconsistent though.
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  456. Remember: Those that shamed, humiliated, attacked, hurt, and tried to abolish the police last year, are NOW pretending to "care" about the police, because right-wingers clashed with them for one day. Such a joke.
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  457. Yup. Trying to normalize a tacky culture that nobody cares about in the midst of a crisis is just abominable.
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  458.  @DK-rh5sf  Maybe in Europe or USA. Feminism isn't really a big thing in South Korea or Japan. The declining population rate and aging population has been an issue for quite some time, unrelated to leftist ideology.
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  459. Less crime, less rebellious nonsense and an increase of needed respect for our authorities? Good.
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  460. The rest of the world are carrying these black countries through all their assistance. This initiative is a good example. Charities, NGOs and corporations trying to build a functioning Africa.
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  461. He protected the public against a dangerous threat. Against a person who time and time again came in contact with the police by his careless and disrespectful actions. By his constant illegalities. The police deserves a prize for heaven's sake.
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  462. Maybe because hundreds of thousands people have died and because it's probable that you get very sick if you contract the virus. It's 10x as worse than the influenza. But when you're dismissive, cynical and egoistic, you don't look at these stats, you instead issue coldhearted comments like this.
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  463. Banning travel from China wouldn't have been enough, but yes, WHO should responded faster and been more cautious. Many countries would've benefitted from that. We know that WHO has very little credibility though. They can't really be trusted, sadly.
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  464. "Let's go from importing ~12,000 migrants to 150,000, during a pandemic, during a national security crisis, and during a crisis of domestic division". What a joke
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  465. Class and civility is rarely seen by socialists. He looks as if he recently finished jogging. As if he recently got out from a drug addiction. As a bus driver.
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  466. To perform a job task. For tourist reasons. Diplomacy. News coverage. Visiting on the premise that you'll be safe from Chinese authorities.
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  467.  @arjunjayan3965  In the undeveloped, poor and corrupt part of the world. In most of Africa, Asia and South America, in other words.
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  468. Stopping Ankara's imperialism and self-serving destabilization, good. Endless exploitation, abuse and seizing property that belongs to others is unacceptable. Step down, Turkey
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  469. Why isn't strict action being taken? Why is the Indian police so weak to the point where they're chased by farmers' tractors?
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  470. Democrats will benefit by this. Americans and Americas future won't. And this also signals that some people are above the law. Biden is making his own manufactured crisis worst day by day. Congratulations.
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  471. Have these vaccines been given the seal of approval in every religious country yet?
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  472. Abolish these international organizations or make them stay silent.
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  473. Pelosi incited violence earlier this year by dismissing statue vandalism and removals. "People are gonna do what people are gonna do" or something alone those lines, is what she said after receiving a question of what she thought of the rioting and illegal statue removals. Where's the prosecution against her?
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  474. Executions are normal. Just letting someone go in a communist country is an action out of the ordinary ;)
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  475. I don't think I should have to tell why it's big news that the face of a nation decides to in front of live television be the first person to be vaccinated with a recently approved vaccine used against a historically dangerous pandemic. As for your conspiracies, there's no reason to lie or to not take the vaccine. Especially as a leadership. And the burden of proof is on you, to showcase that the vaccine isn't the vaccine that the public are presuming. Don't be so unfairly paranoid unless you've got evidence, which you don't.
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  476. The new oil that'll result in less noise on the roads, cleaner emissions, and a sustainable future where biodiversity is intact, the air quality increased, and with less need to focus on the issue of climate change. The countries with lithium reserves are about to cash in.
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  477.  vi bist  Biden isn't as corrupt, power-hungry or scary as Putin as a whole. But I generally agree.
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  478. Close the borders and deport. Don't make the same naive and self-destructive mistake that the swedish populace and politicians did in 2015 and prior.
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  479. Nah..he released classified info about US authorities, how they operate, and he turned americans against surveillance. A liberal traitor giving leverage to our enemies shouldn't be pardoned.
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  480. "Fly, you fools"
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  481. The people without proof screaming "systematic racism" are the same type of people, aka progressives, leftists and tolerant preachers of the West, that are willing to open up their own borders so many of these militants, extremists, and lowly educated individuals with different cultural values, can spread their values and behavior to every part of the world.
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  482. It has to be remembered that while children may not be that impacted the contracting the virus, they may be virus carriers and transmit the virus to other people on a scale that may exacerbate the pandemic. This was indicated by some studies, and has been underestimated in many countries.
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  483. 2020, a horribly dystopian year where a global outbreak occurred. 2021, the year where this outbreak is mitigated and hopefully vaccinated away.
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  484. Because those Middle Eastern countries are more caring for their population and country's preservation. And since Europe is more generous in their welfare handouts. Oh well..
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  485. EU is a costly union to stay in, where the countries who have mismanaged their economies constantly gets bailed out and assisted without any real conditions of having to improve. EU has turned very political lately and forced countries to adopt their socialliberal/leftist values, as well. Migration quotas is incoming. Breaking down the traditional nuclear family is forced upon its members. So Brexit may be a breaking point for the EU, leading to its dissolution in the end. Or maybe EU's core principles will be upheld by the relationship that Switzerland and Norway has with the union, in trade, peace, and security cooperation.
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  486. She's the true insidious trojan horse of this administration.
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  487. Do Israelis support immediate peace or continued annexation and establishment of settlements?
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  488. Being brown or black doesn't excuse racism. Claiming that people of other races would be treated more leniently is not only a racist theory, it's false. I don't know what this woman said, but her response seems to have many holes in them.
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  489.  @Yaybaybae  50% of Afghans supported the Taliban in 2009, most sympathize with the Taliban's beliefs, and the country is financially carried by USA's and the rich world's help. Why should they take in migrants, friend?
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  490. The mutations are kicking in strong.
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  491. Using the coronavirus as a tool against one's opposition is a deadly and ineffective tactic...because it'll spread to many innocent people and maybe the regime itself. And it isn't deadly enough.
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  492. >Whips up nationalist and warmongering sentiment >Gets one's country into an official war by mobilizing troops and the people to charge up against the enemy >Loses the war, signs a armistice and is forced to hand over territory Yeah...I can see why Armenians are upset with this PM and the whole ministry.
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  493. Any examples?
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  494.  Ned Ludd  Yeah. An Indian vaccine is probably several times as risky and ineffective compared with the Western manufactured ones, as it tends to be. This is a classic example of blind nationalism where you believe that your own country is infallible and superior over every remaining country on earth.
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  495. Same. Beautiful gestures huh?
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  496. The current ruling party that is destined to win, GERB, practises the following political ideology: Conservatism Populism Pro-Europeanism Political position Centre-right to right-wing Sounds like an alright direction to take.
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  497. I think FBI is investigating it. Cuomo basically admitted to the nursing home scandal and to the act of for politcal reasons covering up both the scandal but also data about the infection/death rate, which is highly corrupt. He even pushed his employees to cover for him. Oh, how the 'mighty' have fallen.
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  498. Serious patriots out there. Good for them. Irregularities must be investigated. The fact that Dems uses illegals and criminals to win election must be pointed out. Democrats cannot win legitimately, and that should never be forgotten.
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  499.  @imran4006  Diplomacy is usually handled like business deals are handled. Through sometimes cutthroat discussions, by making concessions/demands, giving & taking and doing what it takes to protect one's interest. I don't see a big deal in Trump's offer here. Just funny and unprecedented. Trump was after all the only US president that nearly solved the North Korea nuclear and militarization issue.
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  500. He said that his sister has taken it.
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  501. Everybody does. Good that they're preparing to do something about future deficits. We wouldn't want an impoverished Saudi nation full of radicalized citizens with a huge military arsenal, right?
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  502. Biden is essentially proposing the policy stance that Trump has enforced since the pandemic's inception. Shutdowns to receive absolute control over the virus may be needed. Oh well. At least Biden is clear here.
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  503. Democrats and its advocates has a whole bunch of shady ties to many unethical and questionable parts of the world. They've got their claws stuck deep everywhere. So these assertions about Venezuela wouldn't surprise me one bit. Dems are cheaters and exploiters in every way, from voter fraud to letting criminals vote to easing voter requirements for everybody to win. They should be held accountable.
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  504. Boxing is a primitive sport that glorifies violence and leads to permanent brain injuries and physical deterioration. Especially for the more fragile individuals, such as young girls and women. Who thought that this was appropriate?
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  505. There's no chance that Boeing is unsafe now after all of these tests, improvements in education, adjustments to MCAS, and restructuring of the management team. $20B has been lost the past 2 years, and the corporation is now going back to a bleeding industry. Another blunder/crash will be the end of this manufacturing company..
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  506. EU lawmakers: "Let's stop a Russia-EU project that keeps Russia in check because we want to protect a quite unpopular civic nationalist (an ideology that we've worked against for decades) from Russia". I think Russia will be able to see through this bluff and ignore any calls to make concessions.
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  507. Say what you want about China, these are some undisputed good news.
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  508. Why not just wear a mask and show some concern and empathy for your fellow countrymen instead of trying to win a game of russian roulette by downplaying or responding indifferently to the pandemic?
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  509. "Mass allergic reactions" lmao. 2 side-effects experienced by individuals with difficult underlying allergies isn't "mass allergic reactions". Those with allergies are encouraged to not take this vaccine, and the few affected are monitoring by health bodies. The "idiots" are not those rolling out a mostly safe and effective vaccination program, it's those speaking against it by lies, selfish inclinations, and conspiracies. The alternative to vaccines is mass death. Choose wisely. Or, optimally, nobody should be able to choose. It ought to be mandatory for fairness and health reasons.
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  510. When will you realize that millions have died from the pandemic in the past year? That tens of millions has fallen sick? That corporations are bleeding due to inevitably changed demand and a lack of employees standing by? Governments are doing what's needed to sail through this storm with as little damage inflicted as possible. Show some respect instead of making things up.
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  511. The tolerant religion. The globe should step up their attempts of preventing radicalization, indoctrination and teachings that leads to the barbaric convictions that we see in these violent parts of the world. We'll all be doomed otherwise...
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  512. A family with one mother and one father tends to have compatible values and the type of dynamic that children needs throughout an upbringing. It's crucial. Such structures tends to be much more healthier, free from abuse, and safe for the child. So why wouldn't you support a ban on outlier elements?
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  513.  @sc1450  That never happens, so no.
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  514. The Islamic world does generally support actions against terrorism, and don't want to provoke their best friend China. That's why it's so quiet.
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  515. Agreed. Goes to show how toxic the mob truly can be. That nobody ever will be safe from the mob, unless it's decisively and permanently put in check. Trump has done nothing here, yet the country decided to go after him through prosecution, impeachment, cutting ties, and harassing him. When actual riots by blm occurred the entire summer, back when we saw many public incitements, nothing occurred. Nobody even blinked.
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  516. Ethiopia has a "water minister"? Lol, cool.
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  517. The virus, closedowns and her business ending up impacted may've sadly pushed her over the edge. But to say that the lockdowns killed her is miseadling journalistic editorialism. Quite irresponsible.
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  518. Hong Kong was already free, yet the rioters screamed and shouted either way...and made it unfree. Well, it is still very free if you behave and adhere to the laws. So I don't see why people are complaining here.
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  519. 2 days left. Jokes aside, the UK will probably not change that much after the departure. Torries and Labor's values are in line with EU's, in many ways. So unless a swift turn is taken financially by drastically improved trade agreements, I don't think much will change. Besides perhaps lower levels of migration.
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  520. I think it rebounded in Japan and South Korea after they eased the guidelines. After they withdrew their grip on indecent partying clubs and religious churches.
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  521. Correct. Breaking down traditional gender roles and the expected family structures, a structure that works fine, would be disintegration.
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  522. Why doesn't China realize that better relationship, diplomatic cooperation and transparency would IMPROVE their ability to grow and position themselves as a strong player on the global scene? These trade barriers, protectionist policies and diplomatic disputes benefits no one.
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  523. Looks like an animal that you could create fur clothing by, without hurting them. Like a sheep. Without relying on slaughtering minks. I assume that industry would be forbidden for now though considering that the bison is endangered.
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  524. Mexico are almost as obese per capita as the USA. Several arab states are more obese than USA. That's something that often is forgotten in the debate.
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  525. Because claims from both sides are difficult to verify without access to any footage or credible sources.
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  526. If freedom of speech and media neutrality existed in the Western world, the Left would literally cease to exist. The left is dependent on unfairly targeting and restricting their opposition. Any corporation, tech giant, platform and journalist that perpetuates this unethical conduct should be sanctioned severely for their immoralities. Including Twitter/FB. Including Reddit. YouTube.
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  527. Or, make sure that plastic products can be recycled and reused instead of littered. Every local community should be able to throw away used items at a storage facility. Not doing so should result in ramifications.
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  528. Residents living in these volatile areas susceptible to landslides or natural cataclysms should be evacuated, or the area should be secured by barriers/stable buildings/alarms that can prevent risks for its people. Norway tends to value safety very high, so it's a bit strange that it hasn't been done sooner.
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  529. 🤣😂
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  530. Banning proven conspiracy theories isn't a problem. Banning world leaders and people with legitimate views IS a huge problem.
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  531. Controversial or not, this is how you stamp out terrorism and assimilate problematic groups. Northern Europe such as Swedistan or humiliated Germany, should take notice.
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  532. Is the Myanmar army communists? I don't think so.
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  533. Which is why it should be mandatory 🙏
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  534. Stop spamming and go advertise elsewhere. Crypto sucks and will be regulated. Especially if bots keeps on misleading people about it.
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  535. I've never heard any complaints about the structure, dynamic and competence seen in the firefighter sector. Why would the sector benefit by attracting females?
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  536. Yikes, that pigsty is disgusting. So much dirt, old food stuck on the pigs and unhygienic displays. On top of that, a virus may be spreading among them.
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  537. Iran has a real difficulty in executing diplomatic relations properly. They think everyone's a one-way street where you can dictate everything on your own. That actions don't have consequences. That the world will put up with their lying statements and hypocrisy. A country willing to finance rebels and militants in the region shouldn't have nuclear weapons.
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  538. In this cases, if you've proven that the person supported and were involved in the most brutal attack imaginable against innocent people, the Saudi Arabian, Vietnamese, & Singaporean approach of zero tolerance deterrence and punishment should be imposed. Anything else isn't justice.
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  539. That is true. Especially military cooperation. NATO was actually strengthened as well. Many people do not know this. One of the main critiques against Trump was that he damaged the relations with our allies, which is an oversimplification and hyperbolic statement that many bought into. Although the trade wars with EU and China wasn't that great. Still, he managed to create the most booming economy in decades even though the trade war were fully ongoing.
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  540. Has Xi Jinping taken it?
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  541.  @martytube821  Yep. Immigration has always and will always solely benefit the Democratic party and bloodthirsty unprincipled capitalists trying to make a quick buck. All other implications, national security concerns, shifts in the political/cultural scene and the increased welfare dependency is always brushed over.
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  542. Couldn't agree more. An overrated wolf in sheep's clothing, forcing his liberal extremism and naivity around the world while denigrating those trying to make a positive change.
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  543.  @mcclarinfulando4439  No. I despise criminals who disrespect my fellow citizens and country. That people with a certain background commits a disproportionate amount of crime isn't what I base my judgement on.
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  544. Ah, a mandarin speaker. Clever.
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  545. Who would win? Egg vs. militarized junta with 370,000 troops.
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  546. 1:45 are these witch looking men trying to scare people to death? jeez!
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  547.  @SurajsT-by9es  Yeah, I doubt China care about Indian's religious or worldviews. The Chinese troops are told to take over territory and beat any opponents in their way, and that's it. "Martyrdom" never sounds good either. It's a word used by many religious terrorists and extremists on the side of Islam.
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  548. NZ was never perfect. They're left-wing on cultural/social issues, accepts abortion, and doesn't see the tie between incompatible cultures and extremism. I love their coronavirus strategy though. Much respect to Ardern for that.
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  549. Rejoining the Paris climate accord is one of the few good things that the Biden administration will do. Trump should've shaped more of a climate friendly policy, perhaps he'd have attracted many to his cause by that.
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  550. Yep. Iran's defense system and revolutionary guards are a joke. They can't take responsibility, and blames every blunder on foreign forces and conspiratorial scapegoats. Blinded by superstitious religion.
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  551. Congratulations India!!
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  552. Every Europe country should follow along France and close their borders to this politically extreme religion.
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  553. Why does such a large portion of people lack self-control? So many of these shootings and situations of melee is created by some stupid verbal dispute or guideline that isn't followed. Could've easily been avoided if the people involved, the shooter, were stable.
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  554. Sending my well wishes to Switzerland and the Swiss citizens. Hope you get past this and manage to eliminate Islamic terrorism on European soil. This can't go on. Switzerland is luckily a very strong country that tends to swiftly handle injustices and societal flaws.
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  555. The people are responsible for the fate of their own country. The rich world has aided and maintained the survival of Afghanistan for decades (not the invasion, by foreign aid). We can't do much more. We can't take in every Afghan (who believes in Sharia law) to our countries.
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  556.  @Zer0nite  Nope. He's always stood for law & order and peace. Getting all the facts on the stable and verbally/figuratively fighting his opposition in a staunch manner isn't incitement to violence. Looking for incitement to violence? Look at every BLM and Antifa supporter. Why aren't they suspended and placed in jail? Why is every media channel, journalist and politician supportive of those terrorists? I think we know why.
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  557. The culture is questionable though. Many drunks, violent/angry people and they support a leader that destabilizes the West. A leader that seemingly poisons opponents, is indirectly responsible for failure and collapse in infrastructure, oil/chemical leaks, a leader that support communist nations.
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  558. $260K. Can Ethiopia afford that? Are they bluffing?
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  559. USA has in some states locked down more than many EU countries. And what's wrong with lockdowns? Do you seriously not realize why that is appropriate now? We don't want you to travel here now anyway.
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  560. Jill Biden's a cutiepie. But did she stop improperly referring to herself as a "doctor" when she's working as a teacher? Or is that term normal in the US academic world? Seems disputed.
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  561. Cryptocurrency should be banned or heavily restricted. It's used to purchase illegal services on shady internet websites, on the dark web, etc. It's propped up by the financially illiterate and the currency is extracted through questionable ways. Old traditional ways of investing, retrieving and storing money are better alternatives in almost every way.
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  562. It's reported that a couple of Eritrean (or maybe Ethiopian) forces shot at the UN peacekeeping forces, because the UN forces interfered, according to the parties involved in the war. Tough, but hilarious at the same time. We do know that Eritrea are involved. Leaked conversations, interviews and satelite images showcases this.
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  563. I can see why Thai citizens are calling for the useless and uncivilized Thai monarchy that has lost its purpose, to be brought down. The country doesn't benefit by the monarchy, and the main monarchs are behaving like foul and sleazy hippies, desecrating the country's image.
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  564. I found it interesting. A little special news edition.
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  565. Sexist to assume that men can't advocate for what's right for women and the society. Do better, WION.
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  566. Federal authorities once again indicating that they are unwilling to serve justice. That they're fine with unconstitutional action to go after contentious people who aren't accused for- nor convicted of anything. Pathetic.
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  567. Alcohol is never an essential item. It's literal poison and destroys a country's moral fabric, its health, one's own organs and limits people's capacity to think straight. What a horrible message by the health authorities and government to send out during a health crisis. Typical Western values.
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  568. Nana Akufo-Addo seems like the go-to guy.
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  569. We're in a damn pandemic. Who cares what religious groups superstitiously thinks about the practises needed to prevent the virus from spreading? Apparently too many.
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  570. Japan is quite traditionalist and values the nuclear family, so it is quite surprising. But they've got some weird cultural elements, (lolis/tentacles and such), so you can see why some japanese citizens may have problems with the girls, or boys.
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  571. Isn't it pretty telling that Apple claims that they can't unlock their own manufactured phones, even in criminal investigations on a federal level, but people keep on finding loopholes within the phone and its program to hijack users phones, spy, monitor steps and receive information?
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  572. Until the USA has control over the virus and has immunized their population, these restrictions ought to remain in place. Can't argue with that, frankly.
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  573. So glad that Soviet collapsed. Such a stain on humanity.
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  574. If you want to bring about serious change, never march with the LG-community. No authority or individual will take it seriously and will start supporting the army instead. The indecent values and hippie-culture that it brings isn't preferrable, least said.
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  575. Grasp all, lose all. This is a prime example of that. Placing forward ultimatums and forcing your perceived allies to take a controversial position may hurt you more than abstaining from placing forward the ultimatum would've in the first place.
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  576. They've got impunity and free reign to do whatever they like. The media won't even pick up their atrocious acts.
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  577. $144b deficit in december 2020 vs. $14b deficit in december 2019. Insane discrepancy. But not surprising after the economic downturn during this crisis.
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  578. I imagine this will be Boeing's final chance to prove that they're capable of flying safely and without any irregularities. They've lost $20B the past 2 years and had their reputation crushed. CEO's and executives has been replaced. The company is bleeding. And on top of that, they're going back to a bleeding industry. Will be fascinating to see what's happening next. Europe and FAA has approved their ability to start flying again, maybe they'll get back to business as if nothing has happened. We'll see.
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  579. Chill, it's just harmless.
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  580. Not to defend China, but Western countries tends to ban Chinese news reporting and jouranlists, which leads to a counterresponse by China. Not the other way around.
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  581. Veganism isn't as nutritional or tasty, unfortunately. Abandoning meat and spending extra time to produce/cook disgusting food isn't very attractive. So most people prefer to uphold their habits. But that doesn't mean that security and good safety standards shouldn't be strengthened.
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  582. A savannah elephant weighs around 6,000 kg. There's 130K elephants left in Botswana. So 780 million kg of elephant mass wanders around in Africa's final elephant stronghold, Botswana. There's around 330K elephants left in the entirety of Africa.
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  583. The audacity by Iran to blame Saudi Arabia for the famine in Yemen when Iran are funding the insurgent groups that has caused unrest, chaos and misery in the country. Disgraceful.
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  584. Nothing Trump does will ever decrease his public support. He knows this. The man can literally shoot some randomers in the streets, as he've said, and his support will remain intact. When this nation inevitably goes downhill under a democrat Biden administration, Trump could use that to gather more sympathy and get another chance at running for office 2024.
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  585. He's also providing millions of dollars to foreign abortion clinics. He's not just ruining America. It's spreading outside. And the man has also stopped deportations of illegal actors, and increased the number of migrant admissions to the country from ~15,000 annually to ~125,000. The future isn't looking great.
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  586. While I may not agree with Putin's personal code of ethics and moral compass, making sure that the internet is clean and free from illegalities is something that we definitely need. Maintaining civility, legal behavior, removing insurrection plans and adhering so some type of etiquette is a good idea.
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  587.  @itachi1448  This protest has nothing to do with financial struggles. And the guy is just expressing an assertion, as in "protests are frequent all over the world", he's not asking why it is happening nor rejecting the protests. So calm down.
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  588. Using the coup to stifle all dissent and quash all uncomfortable opponents. Clever, but scary.
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  589. Threats and intimidation. Goes to show that a person is an uneducated fool, desperate and insane if one believes that it's justifies to resort to such tactics..especially because a foreign journalist wrote an article that you did not approve of.
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  590. US, Canada and UK basically owns all the vaccines at the moment. Their supply exceeds their own demand several times, ironically enough. So of course they won't need Astra.
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  591.  @389vtweron...  5 comments in and nobody has managed to answer your question. How typical. Navalny has been in the crosshairs of the Russian state for quite some time. He's seen as an annoyance, and represents the opposition of the country. That worries Putin and the authorities. It's believed that Navalny was poisoned by the Russian state a few months ago. Now, he's being accused of violating parole rules because of not attending a meeting that he couldn't attend because he was in a coma. The West, EU and USA in particular, are very critical of the arrest and punishments of Navalny and the associated protesters that we've seen the past weeks.
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  592. They do. But WION and Western media may not talk about it as frequently, because most visits are from countries that may not be seen as relevant to India or the West. China is South America's largest trading partner. China has funded plenty of infrastructure projects in that part of the world, and in Africa/Asia, spreading their influence. China has several close trading/diplomatic partners in Asia. Close cooperation.
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  593. Fun fact. Hummingbirds has such a rapid metabolism to the point where they have to lower their body temperature throughout the night to save energy and stay alive. There's 320 different species of the hummingbird!
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  594. Prevents unnecessary accidents by people improperly handling and discharging fireworks as well.
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  595. The death and transmission rate is a FACT that you can't reject. You may personally be selfish and advocate against the measures that blocks the spread, but that doesn't change reality that the country and world is experiencing, an alarming rate of the virus affecting people.
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  596. 1:30, here comes the uninterrupted rap god
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  597. Kind of unrelated, but while we're on the topic of Germany, did you hear Merkel's view on the topic of tech censorship? It's more promising than I thought. She does not believe that these tech CEOs should hold the power to censor private users on their platforms, but rather that a country's judicial system should step in and prosecute wrongdoing if appropriate. That's how you defend freedom of speech and prevent power abuse.
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  598. Read the room, this isn't a situation to laugh. Show some basic manners.
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  599. God often fails and won't be able to be used to convince the atheist and agnostic world which you need to convince if you want to put pressure on the Myanmar military. It looks bleak for the Myanmar people. Challenging the military which are supported by China and other global powers, is close to an impossibility.
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  600. No, it isn't "split". Why did you spout that blatant lie without backing it up? Jesus... All data shows that vaccines works. That lockdowns are effective. That mask mandates limits the spread of a virus. There's no split consensus on this, unless you're willing to distort evidence or use outlier studies to falsely showcase it as representative.
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  601. How does a bus driver "lose control"? Was he drunk, inexperienced, or did he slide on the road by accident? Tragic that so many had to die by this.
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  602. For now, pretty much. Apart from Hungary, Poland, Switzerland, Austria, and some others. Macron should definitely receive support for this legislation of strengthening the protections for our beloved and well-needed police force. And for preventing acts of barbarism on France's soil (threats, incitements to violence against the police, and political Islam).
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  603. The obsession in mass producing and mindlessly consuming many of these superficial products greatly adds to destructive climate change. People's behavior has to change, regulations has to be implemented, and many societies has to change within its fundamental core.
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  604. Because it's catchy and keeps people interested. I like it.
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  605. She's in many ways ruined Europe and Germany by her 'open tolerance' and blind acceptance of just about any idea (besides effective & defensible ones) and almost every group of people without prioritizing Europe's or Germans interests. Selling out the country to prioritize the world at the expense of one's population, in other words.
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  606. Maybe illegal actors will be pushed back from Europe to a larger degree now. Strengthening the institutions of deportation, & establishing national safety.
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  607. The security app used to infiltrate these corporations and agencies were focused on network protection, opposing security breaches, and giving out advice to make one's agency more secure. The tragic irony in that can't be understated.
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  608. Say what you want about the Israeli PM, Mike Pence, and some US ex-presidents, but this is what a responsible and honest leader does. Take the vaccine, encourage its citizens to follow suit, and build up trust and in the end a herd immunity. Shut down the conspiracy theorists.
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  609.  @forefatherofmankind3305  True. War crimes and the destruction of a country's/people's cultural heritage is commonplace in that part of the world.
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  610. Sexual education, in what way? What's Sangay Choden's stance on abortion? Is she teaching children, women and the future generation from a civilized conservative perspective or more of a progressive approach as see in the feminist West? Would be all interesting questions to know the answer to. Anyway, congratulations Sangay Choden!
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  611. Yep, a bit weird. This channel is determined to uphold India and its government's image. I've never seen any criticism of the various epidemics and flaws in India on this channel, lol. And I follow this channel religiously.
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  612. These sort of bleeding industries are the entities that should be receiving funds and support by a respective state's stimulus packages. To make sure that the business don't die and that the workers can stay afloat.
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  613. Millions of swedes has shown no empathy or concern for the rest of the country throughout this pandemic. People have partied, gathered in large groups, went to clubs, bars, held huge birthday/student parties, defied recommendations, and supported an open strategy which implies almost no restrictions, no curfews, no quarantines, no virus tracking, and no precautionary measures. So please tell me why I should sacrifice myself for such an indifferent group of people. A group of people that couldn't care less if half the country died, as long as they could carry on living selfishly. All motivation is depleted in this regard. I'd only take the vaccine if it's approved and if it's mandatory, equal for everybody. Don't take the vaccine? Get fined. Jailed. Removed. Such an approach would never occur in my Sweden though.
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  614. All that's missing now is the chant "flower power" and you've completed several stereotypes.
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  615. Producing cheap, sustainable and quickly made cardboard coffins to more efficiently dump corpses into the ground. Dystopian.
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  616. Plants/trees traps some CO2, but the rate at which humans are releasing CO2 is too high for all the plants to absorb enough, which is why the global temperatures are warming and the climate changing itself. Tree planting is a good step in countering the emissions/temperature rise, but not enough.
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  617.  @stuartsiglain3972  hmm...wonder why..
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  618. What does this have to do with the video
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  619. Not by the state. There's many innocent people that end up beaten, raped and kidnapped in India though. It's a big epidemic, that should be rooted out by force.
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  620. That wasn't very nice. Come on now.
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  621. Biden's playing russian roulette with his own population.
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  622. Have you noticed that foreign interference and election irregularities is of no concern by democrats right now? Even though they decried interference every single day for 4 years, accused Trump for collusion and tried to remove him. I despise that level of partisan bias. It ruins this country.
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  623. The Gravitas segment is too biased and snarky. I can't listen to her.
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  624. China has control over all its domestic companies and its CEOs, they can push them to silence, jail them or execute them if seen appropriate. I doubt they'd execute or remove one of the most influential businessmen in the country who've placed China's image on the map. He's probably just taking a step back due to CCP pressure, the pandemic's effects or maybe for other reasons.
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  625. Preserve nature and biodiversity or create economic opportunity, housing and infrastructure? That's the dilemma. Most poor nations choose the latter.
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  626. Bolton is the last person who should be treated and praised as a hero. He betrayed his own country. Twisted facts and truth for his own benefit to humiliate the commander in chief. Has throughout his tenure tried to declare war on several countries. Dangerous warhawk
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  627. They got tired of the deadlocked conflict and waste of life I bet. Good on them. Work, act, and make a change. The civil war must end.
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  628. It sounds as if the report is pronouncing the word "conservative" with the phrase "kon cer va-tive". For those unaware of the word, it'd be impossible to grasp what she's saying. The Indian accent isn't great when it comes to speaking english. Like nails scraping a chalkboard.
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  629. Politically incorrect politicians speaking with clarity > Subtle PC politicians with an unclear underlying agenda. Kind of strange how the media tends to prefer the latter choice just because these politicians language is a little more clean and because their policies are the least controversial.
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  630. Because that may just be a temporary solution. The son's heirs may not be the son's successors.
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  631. Mexico's authorities are preparing for the open migration policy that Biden will impose. The countries bordering to the USA will take advantage of this and send tens of thousands of poor residents up to the USA. It'll be devastating and the individuals should immediately be deported by USA's authorities, but we'll see a policy that downsizes american security and jeopardizes the welfare state/political scene instead.
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  632. Are the oil producing nations investing in the companies that extracts and uses lithium metal? Considering that this may be the future, that'd be a brilliant twist. Oil-producing nations sees that oil is about to deplete, and shifts to the new extremely profitable market of battery production.
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  633. Very biased. All I see is pro-India news and provocative statements about Pakistan, China and the countries that criticizes China. India's own flaws are never raised.
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  634. 2020, the year of the virus. 2021, the year of unprecedented vaccination programs.
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  635.  @slyman6666  Because they've been working a year to develop these vaccines and many corporations are at similar stages in their clinical trial..? There's nothing shady about that. What's shady is that WHO seems to be floating the idea that people should be stigmatized for not vaccinating, to push countries and citizens to vaccinate people. I'm personally in favor of obligatory vaccination, but WHO getting involved to this degree comes across as questionable.
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  636. Depends who you are asking.
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  637. Trump never said to inject disinfectants. There was a study conducted on using disinfectants and UV-rays to possibly burn down the coronavirus, which is why he made that reference. Why do journalists keep on lying about statements taken out of context?
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  638. You better not call yourself a conservative then.
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  639. They're in a huge crisis because of the travel bans and restrictions...
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  640. For supporting a group full of hostile and aggressive rioters. A group that you arguably could label as domestic terrorists. The US would've cracked down upon the group as well. So would India. So would any serious country looking to protect their citizens.
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  641. The UK can't ever complain about societal disorder or talk about law & order when they're giving refuge and sanctuary to disruptive vandals and borderline terrorists. Indefensible.
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  642. Using $300k to gather votes is quite a big deal. But Abe weren't involved, so
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  643. Lions making a small sacrifice to save themselves and the herd, including the selfish sheep that only care for themselves, under the false presumption that vaccines would be "dangerous":
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  644. Doesn't matter what you personally believe you can handle. This is about protecting children from graphic content, violence and bullying. Nobody in their right mind opposes that. Come on now.
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  645. USA doesn't need more immigration. Nothing about this is good. Why should illegal conduct be promoted anyway?
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  646. Or...help others and just silence these sort of hooligans.
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  647. Not really. Islamic countries are opposed to immigration. They're opposed to all forms of elements and signs that could be seen as a threat to their nation and culture. If placing people in reeducation camps or sentencing groups to execution is a necessity to uphold stability, no matter what groups the policies are impacting, these Islamic countries would be doing it. That's why they're quiet about China, because China are handling threats and are closely cooperating at a diplomatic and financial level with the muslim world.
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  648. Good question, I'll try answering. If USA charges North Korean citizens stationed in North Korea for a crime, North Korea won't participate nor jail them because North Korea dislikes the USA greatly. If these charged citizens moves or travels to a country with an extradition treaty with the US, or a country that cooperates with Interpol or similar intelligence services, the citizens can be arrested and extradited to the USA for trial.
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  649. Marxist "progressiveness", identity politics, 4th wave feminism, discrimination to reach one's political goals, and SJW politics happened. It's a shame to humanity that most people seem to not have a problem with what Biden and his associated are doing.
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  650. Imagine skiing with Putin and Lukashenko, the two hockey players. Think they're surrounded by a large team of body guards and personnel?
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  651. Splits and dissolution within a Communist party to make a change for the better is always a promising sign. Don't forget that. Nepal is in a whole lot of trouble, economically, poverty-wise and socially, due to its communist leanings. Hoping for the better.
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  652. Creating lab copies of nutritional food through genetic engineering/editing will probably become the norm. Maintaining the healthy and nutritional parts is likely something that can be done, otherwise it wouldn't be seen as a valid alternative. I haven't heard that the nutrition would dissolve completely through these processes.
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  653. Pakistan sent fighters and financial aid in the late 80s/early 90s to the Taliban in Afghanistan so a regime favorably to Pakistan would be installed there. These sort of operations and turning the other cheek to radical Islamists has resulted in a ton of backlash. Pakistan should've thought twice prior to indulging in these activities.
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  654. Good, this is a long time coming. We want security and stability in Hong Kong, not lawless anarchy where the police is shamed, where innocent residents are attacked, and where every building is burned down or vandalized. The same should apply to BLM in USA. The support for these movements is completely irrational and indefensible.
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  655. The lifestyle by many and the interests by the average person are responsible for the type of consumer-based society and mass production facilities that exists. Shopping, travelling, purchasing useless stuff, gilding one's appearance in an excessive way, filling up several wardrobes, etc, is the go-to by many, not just the rich. The rich may be lobbying to avoid change, but the average person in society aren't willing to give up their way of living either.
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  656. Aww, how cute. Dogtors 😂
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  657. Looks like the bike floats and that you may be able to use it as a raft.
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  658. So exaggerated. This group isn't a threat compared with many of the actual threats that exists in these countries. But this is what you get when politically motivated actors decides to designate groups as 'threats' based on their political convictions.
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  659. It may be needed for us to get past this with ease.
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  660. Proof?
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  661. Oh yes 😂
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  662. These imports better not include crude oil from Eastern Libya, controlled by entities waging a civil war in the country.
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  663. Tedros is the messenger, represents a team and countries part of the WHO, and has been reporting on the available information. Criticize WHO for having been slow and not clear enough throughout this pandemic, don't single out Tedros.
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  664. Let those that are going hungry or those that are poor consume this food then. You don't have to consume it. More food options is always welcomed.
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  665. Can't stand this strict and slightly conceited reporter. Her sometimes biased statements doesn't help either. Not sure why she's so praised.
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  666.  Shînïchī_しにち くど  Pandering and appealing to extreme fundamentalists will be the end of these countries. We Do Not Negotiate With Terrorists, as the US used to say.
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  667. Anyone who've watched the entire conference that wanna give a summary? Any new revelations or plans?
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  668. That's very tough and frustrating to hear. Another toxic virus strain developing and starting to transmit rapidly in the country. It's good to hear that there's unity between the PM and opposition though. That's what's needed to keep the new mutation at bay, after all. Keeps your heads up, Brits. You'll get through this.
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  669.  @KR-rb9zg  Pardon him for what? Being a contentious president?
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  670. Vandals, thugs and pirates would steal and obliterate them. Why should artifacts be sent back if their safety can't be ensured? If they were stolen during a time when everyone stole items?
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  671. Why is this reporter so biasedly provocative and angry? Not a great look optics-wise and for credibility reasons. Would be appreciated if more of an objective view could be presented when explaining news and events.
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  672. Maybe the military mistook the eggs for skulls and decided to crack it anyway. Joke.
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  673.  @MrX-el6jq  Without leftist ideology and religion, yes.
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  674. Because UAE are big fans of security, assimilation and fighting terrorism. Because UAE are close trade- and diplomatic partners with China. Why speak up against a benevolent friend?
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  675. He's alive because it'd be too costly for the Russian state to neutralize him.
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  676. The ex- crown prince says that he won't be silent and that he'll challenge the Jordanian authorities further after this arrest. Bold. Wouldn't be surprised if he's tortured and placed behind bars for the rest of his life now.
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  677. They don't have a reason to lie about these numbers. Why would they? Save face? If 100+ were dead, the amount of sympathy and assistance would increase, which could benefit China. I doubt they would make things up when it comes to these accidents or blunders. The real info would come out sooner or later anyway.
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  678.  @rulebreaker_xoii  A religious approach would be foolish and a death sentence. And your assertions are not right here. Lockdowns has worked in most nations that has applied them, if they've been imposed early on and strictly enough. Some countries has managed to open up and return to their normal way of life because of the measures taken. England decreased spread significantly the past weeks through quarantines/curfews. It works, scientifically.
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  679. India's literacy rate is 75%. I can see why. 😂 Most of these childish comment sections makes NO sense.
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  680. Africa and Asia needs to be blocked from the world until they manage to establish decisive control over these reprehensible groups that is a threat to any civilized country.
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  681. It's safe from what we know, with minimal side-effects. Long term side-effects can't be ruled out, but the alternative of not vaccinating is more dangerous than doing so.
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  682. 0:37 Who's screaming loudly in the background? lmao
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  683. Awww. Speak of a situation of where so little can enrich so much in your life.
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  684. Doesn't look great when one of the most advanced and safe countries on earth, Norway, can't defend their own territory from foreign breaches and trespassers.
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  685. Better gun legislation is a good start, but it'll be opposed by the libertarian gop/dem members, acting as dogmatic roadblocks to every needed change. But gun laws won't be enough. Cleaning up the ghetto areas and changing the values that many of its members has would also be important. Strengthening the police rather than downsizing it would be another important step. Releasing the police officers who've done their job from jail or the court system is also crucial (Chauvin/Potters did NOTHING wrong). Lots to be done.
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  686.  @BrotherHood-xh9sg  What are they advocating for anyway? Open border feminism and more kittens in society?
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  687. Inspiring story. Respect for turning chapter in life and bettering yourself. Good luck on the gold medal the next paralympic games, Juan Jose Florian!
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  688. Essential implies something that you need to function, to survive. The pillar of society. Drugs, snacks, poison and sugary candy isn't essential.
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  689. US and NATO entered the middle east on valid premises, to counter global threats, terrorism and extremists that tried to seize control in middle eastern countries or in the West. Why wish misery upon those responsible for such operations just because some of them failed?
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  690.  Amir Kiani ka BAAP  😂
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  691. It didn't "disappear", it's just that the corona is more transmissible and deadly, which is why most reports are about the coronavirus. You don't only appear delusional if you use the term corona and "hoax" in the same sentence, but coldhearted and selfish. Millions have suffered from the outbreak and are continuing to do so, so show some damn respect.
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  692. Cutiepie girl meets wise old man
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  693. They're being proactive and smart. They have the economic muscles to do this, and are preparing for the future. You can be jealous and critical of that, but Canada will likely benefit by this. If they don't need the vaccines, i'm sure they'll sell them off or donate them.
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  694. You sound like a good person. Props.
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  695. He'll probably just prioritize trade, deescalation and give China the leverage to do whatever they want. To harass and provoke neighbours. We'll see.
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  696. Don't cancel Al Jazeera :')
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  697. The Thai king is a sleazy person that exploits his position at the expense of Thailand's reputation. Lives in luxurious conditions without justification. Wastes cash. Doesn't really care about the people. Dresses like a tacky hippie. So I can see why Thai people are looking to abolish the monarchy. It's a stain at this point.
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  698. Especially not by excluding competent men to make the cabinet/management more diverse and appeal to progressive feminists that discriminates against men to favor women. Can't tell if that was the case here in France though.
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  699. A more conservative and capitalist government, perhaps. Nepal and its partners would benefit by that. Protectionist and counterproductive communism isn't a concept worth preserving anywhere.
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  700. Fun fact: Disneyland is one of the few places in the USA enjoying the status of a no-fly zone. Presumably and partially because it's so huge and can hold so many people, which also explains their capacity to host vaccination centres.
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  701. "WHO is looking to discriminate against people", in other words. Jeez. Why stigmatize someone for not being willing to take a vaccine by making sacrifices to protect people that are unwilling to sacrifice themselves? That's the boat i'm in. We have a voluntary-based vaccination program in my country, and I'm not willing to handle the potential side-effects of a vaccine to protect a population that couldn't care less if they, people around them or the collective died. It should be obligatory or not rolled out, in my opinion. Or if it is rolled out, don't stigmatize people.
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  702. "90% false positive", lol what?
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  703. Myanmar will turn into a similarly new Hong Kong, but even more militarized and controlled by the state. The population will likely be forced to accept and adjust to that.
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  704. This is how you play monopoly, or the game of capitalism. Read the market, adjust your production/manufacturing line to meet the growing demand of a product by proper investment, and rake in the beloved profits. These corporations that several governments will be reliant on are about to make a fortune.
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  705. Disgraceful. Especially when terror attacks by jihadists has occurred recently in Austria. Preventing the use of oppressive clothing that restricts and objectifies young girls and women is needed. But Austria, just like other weak progressive countries such as Sweden, Germany, are backing down here? Unbelievable. If you're opposed to subversion and dangerous religion, you have to remove all roots connected to it. That includes hijabs and scarves with religious connotations.
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  706. Surprised that these lifestyles are tolerated in a theocratic country such as Pakistan. It's a lifestyle that you most certainly can change by the right cultural values, education, psychological evaluation, pressure and by handling the traumatic experiences that many of these individuals have experienced. Letting the unhealthy conduct carry on and accepting all of its associated demands won't benefit a country.
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  707. This is why law & order is one of the most important concepts out there if you value stability and safety. Any divisive elements and external threats would be handled if this type of policy were highly valued everywhere. Disgraceful that these militants still manages to operate and capture innocent children for their twisted political gains.
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  708.  @parveens7766  Expressed contempt for the USA, supported communist dictators/ideology (mass-murdering ideologies), evaded taxes while pretending to care about the rich, tried to abolish the system that made him rich and successful. He was a walking caricature of a hypocritical maniac who tarnished the world, BUT, he was a decent football player.
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  709.  Dominic Karol peter  Fidel destroyed his own economy, spread harmful ideology around the world, killed his people, and hindered progress. He was a mass-murdering psychopath who deserved to be neutralized.
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  710. An adulterer who've drove drunk/on drugs and who've crashed several times in the past due to such extreme negligence.
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  711. Iran: Makes another "mistake" Incoming lies, denials and manipulative diversions to push blame elsewhere
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  712. For those curious about his political views, let's just say that he was a quite stern Castro, Guevara, Chavez and Maduro supporter, under the umbrella of communist ideology: "Maradona showed sympathy to left-wing ideologies. He became friends with Cuban leader Fidel Castro while receiving treatment on the island, with Castro stating, "Diego is a great friend and very noble, too. There's also no question he’s a wonderful athlete and has maintained a friendship with Cuba to no material gain of his own."[73] Maradona had a portrait of Castro tattooed on his left leg and one of Fidel's second in command, fellow Argentine Che Guevara on his right arm.[251] In his autobiography, El Diego, he dedicated the book to various people, including Castro. He wrote, "To Fidel Castro and, through him, all the Cuban people." "Maradona was also a supporter of former Venezuelan President Hugo Chávez. In 2005, he came to Venezuela to meet Chávez, who received him in the Miraflores Palace. After this meeting, Maradona claimed that he had come with the aim of meeting a "great man" ("un grande" in Spanish), but he had met instead a gigantic man ("un gigante" in Spanish, meaning he was more than great). "I believe in Chávez, I am Chavista. Everything Fidel does, everything Chávez does, for me is the best."[253] Maradona was the guest of honour of Chávez at the opening game of the 2007 Copa América held in Venezuela." "Maradona declared his opposition to what he identified as imperialism, particularly during the 2005 Summit of the Americas in Mar del Plata, Argentina. There he protested George W. Bush's presence in Argentina, wearing a T-shirt labelled "STOP BUSH" (with the "s" in "Bush" being replaced with a swastika) and referring to Bush as "human garbage".[255][256] In August 2007, Maradona went further, making an appearance on Chávez's weekly television show Alo Presidente and saying, "I hate everything that comes from the United States. I hate it with all my strength." In December 2008, however, Maradona had adopted a more pro-US attitude when he expressed admiration for Bush's successor, President-elect Barack Obama, and held great expectations for him." "With his poor shanty town upbringing, Maradona cultivated a man-of-the-people persona. During a meeting with Pope John Paul II at the Vatican in 1987, they clashed on the issue of wealth disparity, with Maradona stating, "I argued with him because I was in the Vatican and I saw all these golden ceilings and afterwards I heard the Pope say the Church was worried about the welfare of poor kids. Sell your ceiling then amigo, do something!" In September 2014, Maradona met with Pope Francis in Rome, crediting Francis for inspiring him to return to religion after many years; he stated, "We should all imitate Pope Francis. If each one of us gives something to someone else, no one in the world would be starving." "In December 2007, Maradona presented a signed shirt with a message of support to the people of Iran: it is displayed in the Iranian Ministry of Foreign Affairs' museum.[260] In April 2013, Maradona visited the tomb of Hugo Chávez and urged Venezuelans to elect the late leader's designated successor, Nicolás Maduro, to continue the socialist leader's legacy; "Continue the struggle," Maradona said on television. Maradona attended Maduro's final campaign rally in Caracas, signing footballs and kicking them to the crowd, and presented Maduro with an Argentina jersey. Having visited Chávez's tomb with Maradona, Maduro said, "Speaking with Diego was very emotional because comandante Chávez also loved him very much." Maradona participated and danced at the electoral campaign rally during the 2018 presidential elections in Venezuela. During the 2019 Venezuelan presidential crisis, the Mexican Football Federation fined him for violating their code of ethics and dedicating a team victory to Nicolás Maduro."
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  713. Not protecting fragile women, letting them indulge in dirty work, and straining them physically isn't a morally defensible policy. I'm surprised that Russia used to have laws protecting women, frankly, considering that the Soviet troops used to consist of millions of women because communists sees women as 100% equal to men. Every job isn't appropriate for women. Every job isn't appropriate for men.
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  714. USA hasn't got the higher number of coronavirus related deaths per capita. Use the proper methodology when determining which country has been hit the worst, anything else is irresponsible.
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  715. China and Russia are strengthening their ties. USA are losing their leverage and have been brushed off by these countries. Why did anyone believe that Biden would make things better again?
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  716. For how many decades has this been said? India is clearly not becoming an independent superpower.
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  717. Biden is opening up the floodgates to high-risk countries with no stability or values compatible with the USA. He's willing to break down USA in order to appear tolerant and welcoming. Congrats, USA!
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  718. It's sadly hard to hear what the reporter is saying. No flow or clarity in the speech. Unfortunate, because this news piece seemed interesting.
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  719.  @melblevins8419  The US needed a strongarm leader to make well-needed changes and improve. Biden is a centrist that won't do anything of value, frankly. Why would the US prefer that?
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  720. Huh? USA's GDP in 2020 sat at $20,8T. China's at 15T. What does the figure $5t come from? There's much talk and little action here as well. Let's see the stats and production rates before claiming that you'll start competing with China or USA.
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  721. For sure, but the EU isn't willing to meet with UK's demands. The EU's intentions stays intact, unwilling to make any concessions. The UK left for a reason, and the EU seems vengeful in deterring any future departures, by making sure that leaving is hurtful. I'm sure they'll figure it out in the end though. A conflict hurts everyone.
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  722. You can argue that this is tyrannical and unfair in a free world. But one thing's for certain, if your values align with upholding security, unity and a country where everyone's on the same page without any revolutionary/threatening elements, this is the way to go. China takes is too far, as always, though. Limiting people from discussing even neutral political topics and forcing people to blindly believe in status quo is borderline evil, and a threat, just like in Soviet times which resulted in many catastrophic failures.
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  723. Not necessarily in a way that neutralizes a vaccines efficacy. But yes, that risk is still there. It could happen. That's partially why European countries slaughtered millions of mink when a mutated virus started to spread there, which seems to have been immune towards the manufactured vaccines. Slightly different DNA-strains and versions of the coronavirus has been detected around the world.
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  724. Oh, they will. The USA is even contributing with many millions of dollars worth in assistance, resources, food, healthcare, etc. What the US won't allow is communist suppression against citizens, terrorism sponsorship or rebel groups challenging the global order. Nice try tho.
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  725. I think they just targeted some front figure in ISIS group that they probably had intelligence on. Alternatively, some higher-up/anonymous militant who celebrated the Kabul bombings.
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  726. The world would start an insurrection if that happened, since the Russians state would be the culprits in the crosshairs, not the virus. I think the Russian authorities are doing all they can to keep Navalny alive to prevent being sanctioned and condemned to death
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  727. Just a heads up for those cheering on this move: Corporations are fleeing from Argentina. The majority of the country's residents wants to leave the country. Investors and businessmen are deterred from establishing in the country. The state has an immense national debt (growing), a broken private sector and budget deficits that has resulted in prolonged crises. This policy of seizing assets from the top will only exacerbate their engrained economic issues. They're a failed depleted welfare state that don't create any wealth, prosperity or a sustainable market.
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  728.  @biryukovveden5340  US: Breaks the boundaries and the diplomatic contract. US: Thank us for helping you out!
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  729. Another pointless war fuelled by greed, blind nationalism and dogmatism. Tragic that it's allowed to still occur in the 21st century.
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  730.  @Bigjoeskater  The revolution would succeed and be successful if CIA and the US top of government were supportive of it.
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  731. It's not even hypcocritical. The countries that obsess over gender inequality and equal rights in the 21st century tends to be unreligious with a state separated from the church. Countries that have downsized every religious value in existence in order to reconstruct (and destroy) what religion is all about. The Vatican and Pope has almost joined this change, by abandoning all conservative and decent values that religion used to have. In the undeveloped world, the opposite is true.
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  732. Absolutely. Brave man!
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  733. Damn, Iran is running out of luck lately. Hit after hit, strike after strike. They must be worried about what's coming next.
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  734. Nearly missed this golden news piece. Good stuff. Compilations about political history, changes to the most influential country on earth, fun facts, and so on, is really interesting to follow.
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  735.  @bankerborsch  Your freedom will be soon gone anyway if you don't force people to take responsibility. That doesn't just apply to the climate. I don't think lockdowns should be enforced to handle climate change though, transitioning into renewables sources and electrifying the road would be better. Investing in tree planting/green projects and researching improved fuel would be effective too.
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  736. Combine personal hobbies/enjoyment with doing good for society. Great news.
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  737. It's part of global news. US is an important player for India and the global market. Who takes over the presidency in 2021 matters
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  738. "across" "sham" Why are people upvoting this pseudoscientific nonsense?
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  739. At which point do your religion cease to mean something, when you've gone on to change every single fundamental value that built your religion? Secular, leftist and the countries willing to change values when something new and dirty comes up are great examples here. From a religious point of view, they've become what they once swore to destroy.
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  740. Sparked by an illegal wildfire, according to reports. Some fires last year were sparked by smokers and vandals as well. The increased temperature globally and in Australia making the landscapes dry and wildfires more likely to spread, are also some reasons for this. But NOT the only reason, as some claim.
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  741.  @miquelcanosasanteularia1678  Do you?
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  742. Sounds as if the left-wing parties still has way too much influence in Romania. Almost 50% representation in the Senate, in Mayor-positions and local councils. At least they've abandoned their absolute communist rule that ended in 1989. Good luck Romania!
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  743. No coming in contact with hidden bat caves, no need for cattle, and no need to care for weather. Sounds like the future of farming is here, right?
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  744. The communist syndrome. A plague, can be fatal.
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  745. Neither Bezos or Musk deserves to be at the top with their cutthroat attitudes, misconduct and selfishness, honestly. But Musk has at least stated that his wealth will be use to improve humanity and explore Mars, which is fascinating. Sort of (hopefully) like what Bill Gates is doing.
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  746. Why can't every country mobilize and respond like China? Detect a few cases of coronavirus, close down the city entirely, enforce curfews, tests millions of people in a few days, and apply all safety precautions. That's how you react to a pandemic. Asian countries knows how to do it. However, China's initial response to the virus was horrid. Censored and punished doctors, stayed quiet, and encouraged their citizens to purchase PPP and masks abroad in a burning crisis starting to spread. They need to be held accountable.
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  747. Iran are killing their own people, and some of these people (sometimes terrorists, radicals) are killed by Israel, CIA and their friends. Iran doesn't need to kill off their own people to find a reason to blame others. Iran are involved in several proxy wars, supports militant rebels, and are a threat to the world. That results in counterattacks against Iran every now and then.
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  748. Indeed. Every mainstream media figure spun and constantly posted about the idea that Trump "colluded" with the Russians. With ZERO proof. Everyone just assumed that he was guilty until proven innocent (only possible in backwards banana republics). Many people got swept away and caught up in this illegitimate and unconstitutional investigation. So of course Trump should grant pardons to those involved, because it shouldn't ever have happened if the rule of law, decency and principles of fairness were followed. Even FBI contributed to this illegal sham by spying and breaking all codes of ethics. Shame.
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  749.  @sunnymitra6372  America isn't racist or discriminatory in that way, so yes, she'd be elected if she had the right policies and competence. In fact, women and colored entities are more common to be chosen as minority tokens and diversity picks these days. Or, shoehorned by affirmative action.
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  750. Making predictions as a health expert based on trends and the available scientific data makes you a 'fortune teller'?
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  751. Another battle with clubs, sticks, stones and one's own hands? It's almost poetic really. Einstein predicted that WWIII would be fought with nuclear weapons and that WWIV would be fought with people's bare hands and sticks, or something along those lines. Seems like one step has been skipped.
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  752. India, the country where modern corporations are able to take advantage of cheap labor, mass production facilities and alright conditions on the market to make a bit profit by export. That's why corporations are leaving China and looking for a replacement, such as India.
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  753. Promising.
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  754. Plenty of diversity picks there. Focusing so much on their background and gender is identity politics. Everybody has the ability to serve in these positions, (well, usually, but not when Biden's making the picks because race/gender background is mainly what matters to him) so value and obsession shouldn't be placed so much on their nationality or appearance.
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  755. Yep. Modern day abortionists and feminists are enacting Nazi-era eugenic policies. They dehumanize children, glorify abortion and has managed to trick the foolish populace into believing that this is female healthcare. It's repulsive to see. Luckily Poland has implemented a ban on these unstable people and their desires.
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  756. Surprising that China is seemingly trying to hack into these minorities accounts. Figured they'd abduct and penalize them instead by secretly bringing them under China's jurisdiction.
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  757. @High School Teacher Facts and data disagrees with you.
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  758. Are all terrorists created equal, Biden? If we see another left-wing insurgency, I wonder if we'll see quiet crickets from the incoming administration then.
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  759. The security personnel and military were perhaps part of the kidnapping group, bribed/recruited. Or, their presence is too weak and their authority too limited. Either way, lots of changes has to be made in Nigeria to crush these radicalized extremists and protect the populace.
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  760. They should stop exporting salafist and fundamentalist values around the world. Save some sanity and cash that way by prohibiting the construction of mosques and funding radical imams.. I'd totally be on board these new projects if they took that responsibility. Raise the education levels of your citizens, ensure a future for everyone, diversify the economy, and start to compete for real on the market without oil.
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  761. Shortages of testing kits has been a big issue in many countries. Partially due to natural shortages on the market, but also due to negligence, poor strategy and wrong priorities. Sweden is a good example of this. We barely tested initially, didn't track/quarantine anyone, really, and let anyone travel freely into Sweden. That's why they've got one of the worst per capita death rate in the world.
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  762. Especially if they're calling for the takeovers by Iran, its militias, the Taliban, and for foreign peacekeeping forces to be expelled. These people needs to be educated and given sensible advice. But I doubt any entity would be willing to try doing so for the decades to come now after the US failed.
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  763. Denmark couldn't have handled these infected minks much worse. Apart from not culling them at all. They killed 17M minks and buried them. Decomposition below earth resulted in gases and pollution spreading, resulting in a worsened wastewater. They now have to dig up all the minks and burn them.
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  764. By a relatively high tax rate and by downprioritizing other areas. Should it be characterized as "free" then? Maybe subsidized with no extra costs would be more of an apt description.
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  765. Be careful with what you wish for. Military intervention isn't appropriate here, and should only be used as a final solution when no other solution for world peace and security exists.
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  766.  @kv7487  Why presume that the guy is making false claims when he likely have proof to back this up? Why would he lie about this? Why immediately pick the vaccine manufacturer's side?
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  767.  @shamikbhattacharjee7321  He's right. The Oxford vaccine has shown some questionable results, trials has been stopped a few times, and this new revelation would be in line with this. Why immediately assume that the person in the clinical vaccine trial is lying?
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  768. Cute story. But remember who Bernard Sanders is. A person who've glorified Cuba's communist policies, spent time with Soviet officials back in the ~70s, and tried to abolish many of the principles that made america strong, prosperous and safe. Sorry, but I can't look at such a person and pretend to cuddle with him as if he's an ideal individual worth placing on a pedestal. The inauguration that he attended also marks the beginning of a dark era where civilized and effective policies will be withdrawn by the Biden administration.
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  769.  @narayanjeev  Right. And these platforms and those that praises these censorship tactics are the same type of people that tend to complain about radicalization, extremism and echo-chambers. They can't see that they're the culprits here by preventing a free debate. A fresh discourse where people are welcomed, rather than silenced and ostracized for every small perceived misstep. The dystopia is here.
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  770. US should stop interfering with other countries state of affairs and politics. That'll only backlash.
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  771. Probably. Biden has been in free fall recently. I bet there's many plans in the works to cover up for him.
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  772. Between the new rule in Afghanistan, the directly affected actors, and the globe. The superpowers are always ready to step in and secure their interests.
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  773. You can't just make things up like that. It's not a "placebo"...where does these made-up ideas come from?
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  774. Amazon is one of the workplaces with quite good benefits and decent working conditions when you take a look at the requirements to vote there and since they pay at least $15/h to every worker. I'm sure it's very monotone and physically difficult to work there though. Long days. Lots of carrying weight with pure muscle. Few breaks. But I can also see why Amazon are dismissing the complaints when they treat the employees better than many other corporations in the USA. Although maybe that says more about America and its current market conditions as a whole..
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  775. Nope. But many rebel militias in the middle east are celebrating because Biden gave them the opportunity to receive increased influence now. Just look at Yemen and the insurgents there.
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  776. This. Turning the other cheek and setting the precedent that illegal immigration is permitted and that children can be exploited as anchors, isn't ideal. These judges should be removed from position of power.
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  777. Merkel has failed to unify the German people and uphold safety, the citizens peace/rights, and civilized conduct in the country. Liberalism and voluntarism along with open borders is basically her main policy positions, which has ruined Europe. So I can see why she's leaving politics next year. These attacks are unacceptable and pointless though. That's not how a society deals with injustices. Wishing Germans the best.
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  778. Most minorities, migrants, culprits and subversive extremists votes for the Democratic party. That's of course a huge issue, but a non-issue according to the Dems.
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  779. They're not wrong. But US has to be extra careful when giving concessions to a hostile and rogue state such as Iran with only their own self-interests in mind.
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  780. How so? If you're gonna object, do so in a proven and useful manner. These comments are so meaningless lol.
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  781. She's a big spender with no concern of pushing down inflation. That should say it all. Right now, we need lowered interest rates and quantitative easing policies. But not long-term.
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  782. Not to mention the riots by white liberals and blacks in USA. $2b in property damage, dozens of deaths and hundreds injured police officers/residents. Why? Because riots erupted after a perpetrator had died by his own action. Can you imagine that.
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  783. The principle of presuming that political antagonists are guilty until proven innocent has been the past 4 years trend. Those responsible for these impeachment proceedings, russia collusion complaints and similar unhinged conspiracies are a shame to the USA.
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  784. Yep, these comment sections needs to be cleaned.
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  785. Interacting with a robot comes across as tragic. But imagine the amount of costs that a state could cut down on if these robots could replace the millions of social and health workers around the world. Just hope they don't go rogue ;)
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  786. Maybe. Hopefully the state don't mess up that opportunity too, as they have done with most areas related to the economy in the past. The country is in a cemented recession, suffering brain drain and from debt.
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  787. ​ @poet4727  The electoral college is very complicated compared with the usual parliamentary or presidential elections that are held around the world, where the people directly vote on a party/candidate resulting in proportional mandates. Trump didn't make it look complicated, no.
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  788. Jeez, this story raised a lot of eyebrows on this Indian channel. 162 comments in less than an hour on a quite trivial topic. Must be the love for cows, right?
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  789. Correct. And do people still wonder why China did everything they could to get Biden into the White House?
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  790.  @KeeperGER  China won't break apart, because yes, it isn't communist. It has become a quite thriving country with increased standards of living for hundreds of millions, which they enjoy and are satisfied with. The CCP has control over the nation, and nothing indicates that the grip on power will cease. Quite the contrary. Authoritarianism (fascism isn't the right characterization here) has its place in some cases, and does work effectively. Defending the HK rioters here can't be done through logic or a straight face. No informed person does so.
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  791. The little drone looks like a minimal fly. Can you really call that a helicopter? Jokes aside, props to NASA. Lots of revelations and steps forward being made.
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  792. Yup. The people that have the intention to hurt, downsize or shame the police, or alternatively shape a system that terrorists and criminals can exploit, should be locked up behind iron bars.
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  793. Lol that is repulsive. I don't see how this would bring in more customers. I for one would avoid the restaurant at all cost if these unhygienic and smelly conditions prevailed outside of it haha
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  794. No herd immunity then = More death. Way more death that we'd see if everyone vaccinated. So it's mindsets like these ones that justifies mandatory vaccination, frankly.
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  795. Phew. Now let's immunize the globe before we get an incurable strain..
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  796.  @davechappel6399  I mean...attacking one's own party leader, giving leverage to the left, and buying into media/oppositional lies about one's own leader and using that to prosecute him...is the worst thing you can do as a republican. All of these people deserve to go.
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  797. Why are you screaming with caps lock activated..?
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  798. Is it homophobia to point out the overrepresentation of drug abuse, stds, aids, marxist sympathy and psychiatric shortcomings in a movement obsessed about hedonistic pleasures and self-gratification over anything else worthwhile? Should such a culture be embraced?
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  799. Ecuador has a population of 17M citizens, Peru with 32M. Ecuador has 14,6K recorded coronavirus deaths, while Peru has a little over 40K recorded deaths. From some quick mathematic extrapolation, that seems to imply that Peru is doing ~85% worse per capita, if we go by these statistics.
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  800. Why do people become so fascinated and trapped in these conspiracy theories? They can be captivating and humorous, but you don't actually believe in these ideas do you?
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  801. Lmao. Yes, it's going to work. You know that freeze boxes and refrigerators are used in hot countries as well, right? Hospital facilities will have such equipment in place.
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  802.  @DedsoRupiyaDega  Unless something radical is done by GOP, in their states, and by their representatives.
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  803. Doesn't really matter if the suits are made if China, if they work and if their opponents has an inferior position by a lack of equipment and readiness. That dismissal at the end of the video wasn't really convincing. I do agree that no parties in this dispute wants war though. It's not practical or desirable. Everything would crash, stocks, global state of affairs, diplomacy and the planet, if nuclear states started a full-blown war with each in an escalating manner.
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  804. Another clownish theory. I hope you're joking 😂 There's way too many believing in the idea that a "great reset" was some type of preplanned political action by insidious governments.
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  805. A democratic election will be held in Myanmar within a year. Up until then, any dissent and riots will be quashed, in adherence to the army's interpretation of Myanmar's constitution. So technically, democracy hasn't been undermined if you look at it from the military's side and the power structure that has benefitted the military since the country's inception.
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  806. Good, congrats guys. Keeping your mind off unwanted thoughts and participating in healthy sports is always something to encourage. Not sure if paragliding counts as an official sport and if it warrants taxpayers funds though.
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  807. It's quite insane when you think about it. Large swathes of humanity were at peace in the beginning of 2020. Then the outbreak sparked and everything changed fundamentally. People's behavior had to be adjusted, societies were closed down, panic arose by mass purchasing toilet paper/food, people became desperate to socialize resulting in breaches of recommendations and riots, and people are realizing that nothing will ever be the same. Consumption habits may change. Social distancing may become the norm. Appreciating what you have will be easier. Becoming aware of the effects of one's decisions, conduct and analyzing one's surroundings is expected. Goes to show how rapidly things can change.
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  808.  @joey3291  Did the country and its citizens pray for that, or outlier individuals on the internet? And isn't it true that many corporations has moved their businesses from China to India and other Asian nations due to the increased costs of manufacturing and living in China?
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  809. Or...let's stabilize the situation in Yemen, support UAE, KSA and the recognized Yemeni government to remove the Houthi rebels, and peace/prosperity may be easier to achieve! :)
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  810. That's why they ended up in a covid ward in the first place, likely.
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  811. Encouraging people to drink alcohol and enabling that isn't sound to do. No one benefits long-term by that. Chocolate is also questionable. Just because people indulge in these items to an extreme extent, doesn't make this decision into a responsible one. There's no better time than now to slowly abandon the proliferation and consumption of drugs. But nope, European countries would never be willing to do so.
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  812. They've been trying to boycott French products because the president stood up for what's right. Against terrorism. Against extremism. Against violence. These Islamic groups in Pakistan's only policy proposal is to strengthen blasphemy laws. What a sad existence, with zero substance or contributions to humanity.
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  813.  @oggamer3737  Doesn't matter if one public official or country used that as a reason to ban drugs. The fact of the matter is that most countries ban the drug because it's dangerous. Just like how alcohol and tobacco is (and should be banned), but they're too normalized. Continuously legalizing risky substances isn't the way to go in a civilized country.
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  814. Putin isn't trying to achieve peace anywhere, he's trying to advance Russia's interests, push forward its position and plunder whatever he can. Actual peace in the world? That's not a Russian concern. They've amplified many wars and made many conflicts worse. Yet you're putting your trust in them? Jesus christ..
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  815. Is the group being assimilated really part of the Han Chinese's "countrymen"?
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  816. Better than handing out a bunch of asylum and letting anyone enter. But yes, this is a slippery slope. Biden appointed a pro-immigration loyalist to the DHS. He'll create a path to citizenship for every illegal migrant. He'll open up our borders. Not great.
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  817. Hope the communist state dissolves and results in an actually competent Nepalese rule with the people's interests in mind. It's regretful to see that China are doing what they can to maintain the current communist rule.
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  818. Why should a non-Indian company that receives support, competent personnel and assistance in the country that their headquarter and facilities are stationed in, move to India right now? Makes no sense.
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  819. People barely buy watches these days. And if they do, Iraq is the last nation that you'd want to advertise sales. Not to mention, the fear of being blown up or ending up with a looted store can't be preferred either. I suppose this guy doesn't have that much of a choice than to continue the business that he inherited though.
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  820. Child/cousin marriage is a part of the Islamic doctrine. It's normalized entirely. Even the religion's initial prophet indulged in such a reprehensible relationship. When will the feminized West acknowledge this and prevent its spread?
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  821. GO GO GO FRANCE!
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  822. The Sudanese PM's departure were seen a few hours after he reached Ethiopia. Doesn't seem like much was solved or discussed. When journalists asked the Ethiopian PM's spokesperson about whether the Sudanese PM had brokered a peace deal or helped out in the war, the response was "what war"?
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  823. Seems self-explanatory that every military personnel should be required to take a vaccine if they're travelling abroad, spending time in close vicinity of many different people, and considering that good health is the goal and a prerequisite to participate in the military. Frankly, it should be obligatory for all, but especially first responders and those working in high-risk fields. But I can see why a mandatory mandate isn't implemented yet, since FDA hasn't given a full approval.
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  824. That's clever and may decrease the spread, if people follow the description. It's gonna take quite some time to mass produce masks with these labels though. But better late than never..
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  825. And this liberal infiltratism and progressive regression is something to cheer on and celebrate? Why? Pakistan should certainly drop some of its extreme dogmatic beliefs and blasphemy laws, but don't become full-on Westernized unless you're willing to decay.
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  826. 20-40% of the citizens in many of these countries are in favor of suicide bombings, acts of violence and radical militia/rebel groups, according to censuses on the matter. Very alarming.
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  827. Good. Keep it up Trump. Find the truth, make justice prevail and ensure that cheaters/illegal/criminal votes aren't counted.
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  828. The depravity of leftists never cease to amaze me. When things don't get their way, they scream, riot, burn things down, and threaten their antagonists. We'd be better off if all of these unhinged entities were thrown in jail..as a start.
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  829. Because he illegally released information that you enjoy seeing? Why don't people realize that sort of precedent this attitude sets for every unethical "journalist" out there?
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  830. Sounds as if Trump is planning something very special prior to potentially being forced to leave the White House. Military usage abroad? Domestically? Lawsuits? Executive orders? We'll see.
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  831. Maybe it's best to avoid meeting with these hostile countries. Venezuela, Russia, China, Cuba, Vietnam, Laos, Nepal, and their friends. Safety first, the number one priority.
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  832. The daily infection and death rate is alarming, higher than most countries on earth. The total per capita death rate is also very alarming, Sweden is ranked 10 or 20 in the globe there. This approach of doing nothing has not worked in the country, and has been demoralizing. People and politicians has defied recommendations, skied, travelled abroad and nonchalantly dismissed the guidelines entirely. So something had to be done. These laws are good first step. But this government should be punished and held accountable for their negligence and for enabling this mess in the first place. That includes Löfvén, Hallengren, Tegnell, Giesecke, Dan Eliasson, and everyone who've spread misinfo to uphold this failing strategy.
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  833. Protip: Don't be a dissident in the worst system and most brutal country on earth unless you're looking to die. Don't challenge the norms in a suppressive state. These outcomes are inevitable otherwise.
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  834.  @yangleezhao908  I don't think you know what the term "corruption" means
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  835. You need to reach a sweet spot. If the cost to host media corporations becomes too expensive for the tech giants, they'll just drop the media corporations and operate without them. The result? Media corporations will suffer and bleed. They don't realize that. WION's journalist here doesn't seem to realize that either. These media corporations benefits by being shared on tech giants. The audience and profitability increases by it. Forcing the tech giants to drop these corporations won't be pleasant.
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  836. Because people are shameless and malicious if they aren't controlled on a figurative cage, brother.
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  837. Japan is getting back into the business of warfare, after being forced by the USA to suspend all such activities after WWII. At least they aren't as brutal and aggressive these days, but rather standing up against an aggressive bully at seas. Props.
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  838. An important note: This is held in Saudi Arabia and no countries has issued any complaints or criticism of that, which will serve to benefit KSA's image and national status. Or maybe i'm overanalyzing.
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  839. Modern problems calls for modern & drastic solutions. How cute.
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  840. Climate change denialism may not be an illness, but it's conspiratorial, idiotic and pseudo-scientific if you've read all the studies and data published on the matter. Do you even know what you're talking about?
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  841. It's newsworthy that a country breaches its own traditions and religious doctrine during the pandemic. Perhaps they're slowly realizing that science, health and efficacy doesn't go together with ancient constructed religious doctrine.
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  842. Not through military interventionism. We don't need more wars/destabilized areas in the world.
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  843.  @ancientbear3280  Maybe because the democratic gun control in Chicago is weak? Maybe because the federal and state laws in most states allowed gun distribution across states, leading to dangerous people and criminals taking advantage of it? Gun control laws work in most of the world. Even in countries where broad gun ownership is allowed, such as in Switzerland.
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  844. Price inflation of a product like this could only ever happen in the capitalist and affluent world 😂
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  845. Donna, there's way too many delicious products and substances that you can produce by using cattle such as cows. So the industry won't cease to exist. But, that doesn't imply that cows can't be treated with humane methods and kindness up until the slaughter process, or by letting some cows live.
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  846.  @quakecon2009  Yup. These aforementioned movements that have caused massive instability and chaos are friends with the media, politicians, interest groups, UN, corporations and the apolitical populace because of pure brainwashing and malicious political agendas. Reckoning will arrive at some point.
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  847. A rough climate with high temperatures, lots of bush/desert areas that easily catch fire, and due to the large landmass of risky territory in the country. It's difficult to control and extinguish everything.
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  848. Thailand has lots of dirty and corrupt aspects in their society to rectify. Not to mention to abhorrent monarchy that ought to be restructured or prohibited. Hope the protesters succeeds in their cause.
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  849. My Australian brothers has put up with so much annoyances and restrictions the past year when handling the coronavirus. Much respect. I wish you a wonderful christmas.
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  850. Welp. This is cool and all, but let's hope they don't go rogue! Or that they're controlled by enemies and hostile actors.
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  851. He likely died by a fentanyl overdose and the hallucinations that he projected against the police. He had several heart conditions and a poor health. The police did the right thing based on the circumstances.
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  852. You seriously don't think that Russia's state of affairs, economic output, trade agreements and foreign policy don't affect the rest of the world? Naive.
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  853. Rejoining a treaty that Russia didn't adhere to which grants Russia free leeway to continue with their destabilization tactics abroad and domestically..who's the "Russian puppet" again? It surely isn't Trump who suspended the treaty and whom did not collude.
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  854. ...because it doesn't matter what gender a person has to advocate for and implement what's right? The comparisons made by WION in this video makes no sense. It's just sexist and inflates the irrelevant "importance" of one's background.
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  855. These democrats and its constituency only see white right-wingers as a threat. Acts of terror, riots and crime (which happens more frequently, across the board, by other demographics) is toned down entirely.
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  856. Would Democrats ever be able to win if they didn't cheat by easing voter restrictions, letting everyone vote, and dismissing concerns about fraud? I highly doubt it. Not enough people are calling them out for this.
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  857. Even if that's true, it's probably not related to the vaccine, may've been her natural reaction after seeing a needle injected to her, may've been due to underlying conditions, and IS NOT representative of the 99,99% of those taking the vaccine. So why bring this up other than to cause panic on false grounds?
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  858. This isn't about Britain and Australia. It's about Canada and Britain. Two countries with a huge GDP and production rate. Even if you include Australia in the equation, the point still stands. While Asia may be huge, these countries and the West does have a massive influence and capacity. Brokering deals with that part of the market is crucial.
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  859. Wait, what? How would decreasing the threshold to enter parliament from 10% to 7% "set barriers for opposition parties"? The literal opposite would occur...
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  860. Virtual reality will replace reality at some point if this rapid digitalization continues without barriers.
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  861. Huh? There's no comments of criticism here lol
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  862. Report number ~10 of these meetings in Nepal, Bahrain and Sri Lanka the past days from WION. By the amount of reports and talk about this meeting, you could get the impression that it is about life and death.
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  863. Both dems and republicans are hindering much needed progress in this country. But I find it particularly amusing how Mitch McConnell is pretending to care about improving the infrastructure when he opposes most of the bills that provides funding and support for such projects. Republicans don't want to spend anything unless it is for the military and the rich. Dems on the other hands, wants to waste cash by spending way too much on useless projects.
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  864. That has shown to be very effective during war times, and in this crisis. If the people are able to go their own way and dictate their own fate in a historical crisis, the country will severely mess up their response. This has been apparent in many democracies, which is why the system of liberal democracy is on retreat.
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  865. Mutations are a thing. The mutations didn't occur in China.
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  866. And that's applicable how? Providing data about the transmission, contraction and death rate and making decisions accordingly to protect the populace and decrease the spread is the logical route to take. That's what has been done here. The problem with the UK is that they closed down too late last year because they followed the Swedish approach of unethically trying to reach herd immunity through natural progression, which is a death sentence. UK opened up too rapidly without enough measures in place as well. But at least they're trying.
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  867. IT's not like the army has that much to choose from. Their money and allies are running out, and the riots grows stronger. I can see the desperation.
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  868. The global death rate is also alarming. Something that obviously should take precedence here.
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  869. Thailand is too much of a militant, autocratic and strict state for meaningful reform. Will be surprised if any significant changes takes place by these protests. Perhaps it'll result in security laws, just like in Hong Kong, which served a massive blow to the movement.
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  870. Is it appropriate to visit tourist attractions and ski/snowboard in the midst of a pandemic? Might be better to delay such visits, perhaps..
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  871. Everyone's an involuntary guinea pig throughout this pandemic. Using a regulated and approved vaccine under close supervision isn't as dangerous as letting the pandemic continue wreaking havoc. But people can't think that far or analyze without invoking self-serving conspiracies, right?
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  872. Could be an aggressive Taliban fighter as well, you know. They're not that different from ISIS or AL Qaeda in their tactics and harsh desires. And we should hope that the Taliban don't continue with their brutal terror if the US leaves the territory. Afghanistan will be worse off, severely, if that were to occur.
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  873. Tacky that they're celebrating while the world is working to stay alive. But it's not the Chinese citizens fault. And the country has gotten control of the virus, so these celebrations are expected. Ah well. It's a bit tragic that China has benefitted the most by this deadly outbreak, economically, influence-wise and politically.
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  874. Provoke, trying to divide and conquer (without achieving anything of value) and seeking conflict rather than peace is the North Korean way of going about things. That's why they're so despised and isolated by the international world. Why they arguably have to be put in place and controlled.
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  875. Thailand and its neighbors are way more prepared these days. Personnel, technology that tracks and alarms about incoming waves, and education on what to do if a tsunami strikes. Details that'll save thousands in the future from catastrophes.
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  876. Nah, USA had these similar issues before the pandemic. The pandemic may have caused some to go crazy, but the main reason why the gun crime has increased is due to people inciting each other after Floyd got his medicine from the police. And because the police may be intimidated to do what it takes to clean up.
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  877. They're not scientists nor inhuman. They know as little of the pandemic as the current research shows. They can't investigate the pandemic however they wish and enter countries without the country's leadership's consent. People here seems to have no clue how things work lmao
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  878. Because the army believed that election fraud swayed the election against the army's interests. No investigation occurred, which is why the military seized power by stating that it was constitutionally apt. Trump could've (should've?) done the same until the election results and irregularities had been thoroughly investigated.
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  879. I'm not a big fan of Russia. But I despise many of the arbitrary and restrictive international treaties, "laws", declarations and conventions. So I can see why a sovereign country wishes to let their own jurisdiction take precedence. You can't remove threats and dangerous actors ASAP while blindly adhering to international law and "human rights".
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  880. Right. India should be able to do whatever they wish to shield themselves from the issues of political islam and lack of assimilation from that group. Same goes for China when they're tackling subversion and terrorist violence from the group. Nobody should comment on such domestic affairs.
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  881. Hehe, I agree. She's a perfectly polished good looking lady. Seems decent too.
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  882. Letting the anarchist vandals enter the UK. Of course the ""conservative"" Torries party is in favor of this. Liberal Europe is a joke.
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  883. False negative results around the world, not just in China, has probably exacerbated the pandemic severely. While false positive results has wasted resources. A 100% accuracy seems impossible to reach. Why? The main reasons are the following: "The sample was taken at the wrong time (too early or too late) The swab did not pick up any pieces of the virus, or The sample of mucus (or liquid from the lungs) wasn’t big enough."
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  884. Some form of deal will be inevitable. Both parties benefits by a strong relationship. Limited tariffs, trade barriers and paperwork during the distribution of goods is desirable.
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  885. Just look at their actions. We've seen left-wing violence in several cities these past weeks, after Biden's inauguration. Violence and radicalism by right-wingers is very much a rarity. Yet we see no calls by politicians, the public, or the media, to hold these left-wing extremists, BLM, Antifa, anarchistic revolutionaries/insurrectionists, accountable.
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  886. Ban clubs (especially indecent clubs for individuals with questionable leanings) and religious gatherings, the main culprits. Receive control of the virus until the vaccines are here.
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  887. Russia is quite authoritarian and are good friends with most of Asia, including China. So this isn't surprising at all.
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  888. Certain industries are dominated by a specific gender because of natural reasons. Because of differences in interest. Biological characteristics that results in people choosing separate paths. Some countries has tried to eliminate this discrepancies by affirmative action and governmentally forced gender quotas, but that tends to just result in more gender splits, as seen in e.g. Sweden. If I had to guess why there are more female workers in the wool industry in Australia, may it have to do with the inclination for women to enjoy socially caring for others? Caressing and treating animals? Living at home, close to or at a farm? With that in mind, this seems very natural.
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  889. Better than hurting people or brainwashing one's children, as many other religious festivities and rituals entails. Christmas is mostly a harmless, beautiful and unifying holiday that many cherishes. Trees are replanted and some grow back. It's a whole industry that engages in forest management to provide the christmas trees annually. I don't think it's that's harmful.
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  890. And that has what to do with the video?
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  891. Just stop following Gravitas. The bias by this woman is despicably clear, and is luckily usually not seen on WION's normal reporting.
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  892. Interesting fact in China: The divorce rate has spiked during the pandemic. So has the presence of domestic violence. But the country has managed to open up rapidly, so I presume the rate is gradually decreasing again.
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  893.  Ahmet Al Hamid  Is that all that you think about? How "fun" person x has had with demographic y in country z. Always posted by someone from the Gulf states too. Sexually deprived?
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  894. UK believed in reaching natural herd immunity the first initial months, just like Sweden. The unethical and inhumane aspects of that strategy, it's a death trap. That the government didn't realize that is beyond me. They shifted approach eventually, but it was way too delayed.
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  895. I think Biden will perform better than Trump when it comes to handling corona. He's taking it seriously and will apply methods that decreases the spread and rapidly results in immunization. But he's a nightmare on social and security policy. He won't deter criminals and risks from USA, he'll attract them. He'll let everybody do whatever they want without restrictions. Downsize all forms of decency.
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  896. India, China and Pakistan should drop these border disputes already. Why is it such a big deal to be involved in this region and keep on fueling the flames between nuclear powered states? The cost and risk of maintaining these conflict outweighs the benefits.
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  897. Most republicans may still have their backbone intact, and won't play into this meaningless political charade. So it won't work. But the media and the Dems will claim that it did work, and that Trump was "impeached twice". If you couldn't abuse and use the impeachment tool to your advantage, Trump would've never been "impeached". There were no valid reason to do so.
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  898. "wockie-tockies" Ah, the Indian accent 🤣
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  899. Finding consistency and logic in communist societal models is difficult.
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  900. These platforms should be investigated and regulated until they start upholding freedom of speech and an open debate, which they've actively stifled the past years by pressure from social interests groups and political NGOs. Even if the speech is uncomfortable, you can't just start blacklisting words on YouTube, remove users for expressing unconventional but factual ideas, and apply arbitrary and unclear enforcement. Same goes for Facebook, Twitter and other tech giants.
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  901. The real second wave incoming. Wasn't the second wave the most deadly one during the Spanish Flu as well?
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  902. Remember back in 2019 when India initiated a space mission to the moon? The mission had to be cancelled due to miscalculation and lack of capacity of the space capsule/rocket if I recall correctly. Quite anticlimactic, least said.
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  903. Japan is lonely, with tough expectations, widespread social media presence, and (from what I presume) widespread use of prescriptions when they don't need it (or too early), and risky contraceptives. These are some factors to think about and handle. Especially Japan, a country with immense issues related to suicide.
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  904. Look, Biden's appointing traitors and globalists that couldn't care less about preserving civility and safety in the US. People that don't see the value in strong borders and control. Congrats America, you played yourself.
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  905. Can FBI be trusted with this? The politicized organisation that barely mentions the threat of Antifa/BLM in their security reports? A organisation that had to apologize for illegally spying on the Trump campaign based on a politicizes dossier and internet rumors? That said, shame on Russia for trying to steal, jeopardize and interfere in other nations. They deserve to be punished for their actions.
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  906. That he is. I'm sure he'll reenter the political scene someday, when the time is right.
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  907. Stop spamming. Protests has been covered, but aren't reported on that much due to international politics/events being the main focus.
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  908. Some policies that many Westerners would deem as "sexist" are biologically compatible, reasonable, effective and often preferred by both genders. Letting different tasks be handled by different genders. Upholding chastity and modest behavior for safety reasons, to prevent unwanted pregnancies, and to develop a moral compass that don't involve defending abortion and indecency, etc. Many examples.
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  909. An ex-communist soldier with support of Putin. A leader who've seemingly cheated his way to receive a grip on power, and hasn't manage to respond at all to the coronavirus. His response to the virus? Play hockey in cold stadiums, drive tractors, drink beer and bath in the sauna. Couldn't get more depraved and repulsive than that. He needs to go.
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  910. This must be getting lonely and I presume the human error may play a part here. It's a good alternative compared to receiving no treatment though.
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  911. Castration with consent? Consent shouldn't have to be a condition, but rather force. Come on now. Why not just impose the death penalty against rapists? India should do the same, they've got a HUGE problem with barbaric rape.
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  912. The bullying is repulsive to see. All on the wrong premises. Based on malicious distortions.
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  913. Why are WION, Indians and journalists portraying these statements as something significant? Who cares whether or not the Canadian or British PM comments on a big ongoing matter in another country. The protests are not only occurring in India, but in UK as well. So why are people celebrating that no comments are made about it?
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  914. Illegally seizing and holding an oil tanker hostage to receive one's political desires. And some people still wonder why Iran's a rogue state that deserves a zero tolerance approach when being handled.
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  915. Many republicans are backing down and disavowing their support for Trump to save face and appear as 'credible' so they can run for president in future elections. Power and capital over principles.
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  916. Just like Ethiopian forces are doing right now. Raid the places dominated by the rebels and neutralize them. Any other option will just lead to your country being ran over by radical extremists with no value of human life.
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  917. You know that your country is messed up and a lost cause when even the "politicians" behaves like criminal thugs, as if they're stuck in the stone age. Such role models, huh? Embarrassing to see, but I guess no one is surprised.
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  918. Apart from Sisi staging coups and enforcing sharia law from a superstitious perspective, he seems like a decent leader. But didn't he criticize Macron for his recent efforts in cracking down on jihadists?
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  919. Would love to visit UAE and Dubai someday. Seems like heaven on earth in terms of security and how advanced the civilization is with a bunch of high-tech skyscrapers and booming sectors.
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  920. Move in, initiate the military offensive and remove the rebels, Abiy!
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  921. Al Jazeera goes?
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  922. Clever, good move. But TikTok is only one of the many apps and platforms that needs to be regulated if you wanna counter indecency and various illegalities. Still, nice to see Pakistan doing something good for once.
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  923. They were exposed and tied to China. Is that a job well done 🤔
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  924. Another pointless war with thousands of injuries/deaths, with many rogue states involved. Not even Russia the dishonest 'peace brokerer' who were on both sides in this war with 2,000 peacekeeping troops, did not manage to uphold the ceasefire. These countries and its populace has to be kept in check to prevent future transgressions.
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  925. Fun fact: NATO strengthened to an unprecedented degree under Trump. Germany and other powerful allies increased their military spending. The cooperation were very close and thorough, contrary to popular belief. I wonder what their incoming mission will be. Kick out Turkey for violating treaties and acting as if they're above all laws and guidelines?
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  926.  @Cortesevasive  USA has its shady past and has declared war on false premises at times, but they're not as dangerous to world peace as the countries I mentioned. Having a high incarceration rate doesn't make the country unfit for anything. The claims of racism against the country are very exaggerated and mostly debunked. Many of the people claiming that USA are racist, are probably from countries where racist policies are signed into law. It's all a bunch of hypocritical nonsense
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  927. The Japan empire is once again regrowing and reincarnating from the grave.
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  928. Fun fact: Sweden and some other European countries are doing worse than the US in terms of infections/deaths per capita and weak strategy against the virus. But due to the US population, people think that the US are doing worse. The media are responsible for not being clear enough in that regard either, and whipping up division. That said, the US could do much better, but its leadership and most states don't seem willing to adjust to the science and what's effective.
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  929. Has the military ever backed down from anything? If not, these protests are likely in vain. But I can understand the frustration.
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  930. Glorify, connect to, and express love for Israel and you'll be showered with gratitude by the United States. What a precedent that sets huh. This is a quite provocative action in Africa. But may deescalate the IP-conflict, possibly. Risky move.
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  931. The donation is to quickly assist Myanmar or other impoverished countries during the coronavirus pandemic. The money can't be taken back and can be used for whatever, related to medicine/healthcare.
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  932. These treasonous actors are rhinos and should leave their party immediately. They weren't elected to polarize, chastise their OWN party leader, and provide benefits to the left. Incredible.
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  933. Good. All attempts of reconciliation and sustained peace should be welcomed.
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  934. Bangladesh is very poor and people's education levels are at the bottom. Yet people waste their time rioting because a strict enough version of outdated and fundamentalist Islam isn't implemented? Unbelievable. The authorities should crackdown upon it as soon as possible. But I presume even the authorities are hijacked by corruption, mismanagement and radicalism.
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  935. Who's the victim if a country's media corporation has their reporting license suspended by another country that they're reporting in? This is not what "Playing the victim" means. They ARE the victims here, whether you like it or not. I don't know if the suspension was justifiable though. Likely not, since I presume it has to do with UK's support for the vandals in Hong Kong.
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  936. Ignorant thing to say. The entire world will be infected and affected if one part of the world isn't immunized, unless you block off this one part of the problem that don't want to vaccinate themselves. Everyone is affected by this globalized issue. So it's not the darwinistic natural selection that you're calling for.
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  937. Snowfall has decreased, winters has become warmer and shorter, and the global temperature has gradually increased over the years due to what seems to be human footprint, which leads to glaciers melting, sea levels rising, and a demoralizing hot climate which results in people emigrating. The existence of snow doesn't mean what you seem to think it means.
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  938. He's definitely got potential. Impressive abilities. If the time and place is right, i'm sure he'll go far and maybe improve the status of Nigeria. Wishing him well!
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  939. He played the capitalist game of properly tracking supply and demand to accordingly adjust, if you will.
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  940.  Rah Mat  It is an act of terror, possibly state-sponsored terror (I doubt some random run-of-the-mill actor would've managed to assassinate an higher-up and secret Iranian official in the capital of Iran). The hypocritical part is that Turkey and Syria are two nations indulging and defending terrorism on an almost unfathomable scale. So they ought to stay quiet to not embarrass themselves.
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  941. These birth rates are seen all over the Western world where liberal democracy and liberation movements dictates everything. There's an easy solution to this. Strengthen families through external pressure and policies exerted by the state. Bring in migrant workers to boost GDP and replace the shortage of workers and hinder a deteriorating welfare system. And lastly, increase the immigration rates, but do so in a way that Singapore would–by strict requirements, surveillance, and clear guidelines that everyone has to follow. Japan and South Korea would greatly benefit by this.
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  942. That's huge. $708B is basically the sort of stimulus figure that you'd see in the US, a country with almost 3x the population of Japan. That the package is presented now when vaccination is about to start is also remarkable. Wonder if it'll be effective.
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  943. Nobody is blocking Ethiopia from neutralizing TPLF. Eritrean and Ethiopian forces, supported by most of the world and their domestic populations, are from what seems to be true from the reports bulldozing the mountainous north of Ethiopia. What is taking them so long to establish peace? Why are figureheads and representatives from TPLF still existing?
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  944. Provide proof for your unsubstantiated claim. Otherwise, I suggest staying silent. You're muddling the debate if you can't bring the truth to the table. Every bit of proof and data shows that this virus spread through animal trade at an unhygienic wet trade market. Not through manufactured virus manipulation at a lab. That's still a ridiculous conspiracy.
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  945. The man is at the end of the line anyway. But yeah, visiting Iraq is always a huge risk. The Pope being attacked by rebels would destroy Iraq's reputation even further and spark shockwaves. There's plenty of guards and security checks in place though.
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  946. Ukraine once had nuclear weapons but still hasn't got a unitary system of waste management. Let that sink in. This is the first time in quite some time that we're hearing about Ukraine as well. Remember the impeachment scandal where some US officials allegedly tried to push Ukraine officials into investigating Biden's involvement in an Ukrainian company? Or what about the Russian mercenaries fighting against Ukrainian in the region of Donbass, has the ex-comedian president of Ukraine managed to solve that?
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  947. Always has been.
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  948. Russia could be an economic powerhouse and a real superpower if they stopped provoking the world and endlessly expanded their army as if their life and soul depends on it. Do better, Russia.
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  949.  @chililucas5483  Arresting criminals, punishing disrespectful societal threats, providing education opportunities to the group and handing out billions in annual subsidies to raise the group, isn't oppression. Time to face the fact that the group are contributing to their own misfortunes, not the external factors around them trying to keep society safe. Don't be fooled by emotionally manipulative media reports that has swept over the West this autumn, summer and spring.
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  950. If democracy implies burning down the city, vandalizing things, rioting for nothing, shaming the police and trying to release violence criminals, the concept is flawed and not desirable. The security legislation in HK is needed. Anyone who've studied the topic knows this.
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  951.  d the best  Didn't he just say that he were an atheist? Where's the hate in what he's saying? I fact checked his claims. They seem to be true: "Though Christmas has become a retail extravaganza, its holiday roots lie in the celebration of the birth of Jesus, who the Christian religion regards as the son of God. But was Jesus really born on December 25? The short answer is no. It is not believed Jesus was born on the day Christmas is globally celebrated. Instead, Christmas was chosen as a convenient celebratory day on the same day of a pagan holiday that celebrated the winter solstice, according to The History Channel. The holiday was celebrated as the Roman pagan solstice, or "birthday of the unconquered sun," which began on December 17 and ended December 25. Another major plot point, regarding Jesus's birth and parents Mary and Joseph's commute to their hometown, Bethlehem, was the concept that Mary and Joseph had to travel to Bethlehem for the Roman census. The census allegedly would not have occurred in the winter, or December specifically, because the turnout would have been expected low. As for when Jesus was really born, many Christians base their calculation on the birth of Jesus's cousin, John the Baptist. John was conceived six months before Jesus. If his birth is taken into consideration, it leaves Jesus's birth in June. United Church of God specifically names June 13 to 17 as a likely time Jesus was born."
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  952. What a weird comment to make. No, arbitrarily interpreted slave labor isn't "extremism". Surely you realize that. These national guards are vetted to see if they're fine with political violence. If they're inclined to indulge in illegalities or threatening behavior. What in the world does slave labor by some fringe company have to do with that?
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  953. That happened before the pandemic. The standards of living and costs in China are rising. So is their political suppression. That leads to many corporations establishing elsewhere.
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  954. Nothing, apart from short-sighted economic gain, improves by exposure to poor air quality.
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  955. He's faced many challenges from Congress, district/state courts and SCOTUS. International politicians, NGOs, UN, and interests groups has also tried to prevent his conservative offensive. Without these roadblocks in the way, he could've gotten a lot further. It's unfortunate that he didn't manage to remove them.
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  956. Only if you inform the police and Coast guard prior to the Somali pirates, so the authorities can neutralize the pirates.
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  957. If there's indications that a person may threaten another citizen or the country, reports and arrest must be made. Self-explanatory really. Everyone should be able to agree upon that.
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  958. It took this long to receive official permission to enter and investigate. The world were also focused on combating the outbreak. WHO don't hold any authority over sovereign China
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  959. Deregulation, poverty, and the prolonged inability to eradicate the groups indulging in drug trade
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  960. Why? These pardons are justified. People were entrapped and tricked into committing a (extremely petty) "crime" by the Mueller investigation, an investigation that were illegitimate. An investigation that started after FBI illegally had spied on the Trump campaign and used a politicized dossier and internet rumors to start it up. Obama shouldn't have had pardoning powers though. And they should perhaps be limited for everyone.
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  961. Do you have to Binod every comment section?
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  962. Nobody are killing the Uighurs. Stop lying. Assimilation isn't genocide.
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  963. Is WION shining extra light on Russia during this christmas season? Seen like 4+ reports about the country in the past hour lol
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  964. Lol, what a random thing to say. What's that even supposed to mean? Heavy snowfall after a landslide killed ~8 individuals in Norway a few days ago. Over 10 were killed in Iran after heavy snowfall at a ski resort. Tough weather impacts all the world.
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  965. Someone would replace Twitter. We'd have to implement a law against all social medias to prevent manipulation. The question is if that is the answer, and if that even is desirable, since everyone would be punished by it.
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  966. "Little strokes fell great oaks." "The Butterfly effect".
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  967. That he "worked for foreign nations" is a made-up ploy used by authorities to criticize him. He was poisoned, ended up in a coma, and now he's jailed, partially, for "violating parole rules by not attending to an appointment/meeting with the authorities". He couldn't attend...because he was in coma lol
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  968.  @BlueHippieGoddess  Guilt by association fallacy, don't do it. If a communist likes to drink water, does that mean that it's evil and despicable to drink water and that we should abolish water? That's basically what you're saying here lmao
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  969. Why? These countries can obviously not lift or control themselves without foreign assistance. Assistance that these governments are pleading for and welcoming. Why criticize those trying to help? Those sacrificing themselves to improve a broken continent?
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  970. Apart from trade deals, some neoliberal pacts that benefits our economies and some security cooperation, I don't see what positive could come out of negotiating with Canada and its PM Trudeau.
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  971. It requires 10,000 liters of water to create a pair of jeans. Can the same technique be used there? Seems promising.
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  972. By the cold climate and by making sure that the ice is handled carefully and placed in the right spots.
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  973. That's great. Maybe many of these americans will manage to finally tackle the obesity epidemic and get in shape. Create a healthy lifestyle. A positive consequence of the pandemic, if you will.
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  974. 1:02 kind of disrespectful to scream some random spanish phrase in the United States of America, during a historical inauguration. Or is it just me?
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  975. When the pandemic is over, I wouldn't be opposed to them being sanctioned or forced to pay reparations for the mess that they've created. For the destruction, loss of life and destroyed global economy.
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  976. Ye. This isn't on Amazon nor an Amazon policy. When you drive in the middle of nowhere, far away from the city or local areas, at an isolated rural area, do you really expect toilets to be readily available everywhere? Sounds like truckers in tandem with Amazon has to plan their routes and daily routines better.
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  977. A great, caring and a philanthropic man. RIP.
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  978.  Susanna Zaitseva  Begone with the irrelevant self-advertising spam.
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  979. They've covered it a couple of times weekly for several weeks.
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  980. Watch when the left and their BLM friends tries to use mental gymnastics to put the blame on the police officer once again. Or maybe the suspect wasn't black. They won't care at all then.
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  981. The government is weak, has no control and are unable to detect where these rebels are, how to handle them, and how to act proactively.
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  982. Nah, we need less, not more drugs. Should be outlawed entirely.
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  983. The focus on gender distribution in the Lithuanian government, why is that so important? Some diversity is alright and will always naturally occur, but why force and obsess over it?
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  984. Pelosi loved that. She said that protests are meant to be uncomfortable. She said that she didn't care that much about statues, its desecration, vandalism and its removal by the mob. That's how she dismissed the illegalities when reporters raised it. She's a depraved hypocrite that ought to be removed from office ASAP.
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  985. The individualist decadent lover ;)
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  986. India is yet to publish data and the results from the clinical trials as far as I know, so let's not get ahead of ourselves here. The most credible and rapidly created vaccines came from Europe and North America, countries that are secular and scientifically compatible. So why even turn this into a debate over religion?
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  987. If running aground is this high of a risk, you can question if it's even worth permitting these massive freight ships to travel through this canal. Look at the oil- and goods prices skyrocketing after this. Look at all the wasted time. You either need two separate cancels to be dug out somehow, or solely accept smaller cargo ships.
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  988. Wow, what a useless case to waste one's time on. We're in a crisis and in a chaotic period globally. And words are obsessed over. Jeeez...
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  989.  Arnav Sharma  And they may spread viruses. Or act as a physical threat to humans. Many animals are probably doing better behind an enclosure under human supervision too, compared with the brutal wilderness with few food sources and unstable conditions. We use animals to produce meat and receive food as well. Why would keeping them behind a fence or using them at circuses suddenly be off limits?
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  990. "66 million prosecutors", that's a clever way of referring to the loud mob of critics that opposes everything you do. Innovative. I can see why people are protesting if they're not compensated for staying in curfews, studying at home, or for being furloughed. Is that why they're protesting though? Unclear.
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  991. How...nice of them. I'm sure this will grant trust and a sense of loyalty lol
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  992. That's one way to deter and keep track of the obesity epidemic. Humanity should do the same 😎
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  993. Normal tourists without any ties to a government can travel safely. Otherwise, there's always a risk. Same goes for journalists.
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  994. Would he even have been caught and sentenced in India? Doubtful. Corruption and bribery is essentially party of every day life there for plenty of regular citizens, the police and public officials.
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  995. China is technically still honoring the agreement, these news laws does only affect those trying to behave in action and supporting stances that undermines order and stability. HK is still comprehensively unaffected, unless you're a vandal, a terrorist or someone that supporters an illogical movement seeking to shame the police, release violent convicts, and destroy the city.
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  996. This guy needs to calm down with the poetic and emotionally charged language. It's too ofted used against him.
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  997. Why blame everything on Pakistan? Iran is a major terrorist sponsor as well. So is Syria, etc. Not to mention the Taliban's presence in Afghanistan. And frequency of lone-wolf jihadists operating and destroying the country. Not everything is about Pakistan just because you're Indian (which I presume is true, considering this userbase's leanings/heritage). It doesn't look clever when everything is blamed on one country just because you oppose that country.
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  998. They are insignificant when you look at the amount of administered vaccines and when you look at the risks of the alternative (letting the pandemic wreak havoc freely).
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  999. The Indian FM should ask why Russia is sending troops to Ukraine again. Tone down the imperialism.
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  1000.  @kameshparashar  Freedom of speech doesn't cover harassment, libel and fabrications unless you're advocating for some twisted version of the concept.
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  1001.  @ZR1Terror  Deescalation and proactive policy to prevent breaches should be encouraged, not playing dirty. Those playing dirty should be removed and deterred, instead of adopting their own tactics and increasing its prevalence accordingly.
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  1002.  @ryunsho3603  These conspiracy theorists won't be able to answer that in a sensible manner. Not worth listening to.
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  1003. Yup. It's embarrassing what has happened in Sweden the past year, and years for the matter. Pseudoscientific notions, naivity, liberally extreme policies, and pure negligence. Many must be held accountable.
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  1004. What's unlazy about using an internet forums to manipulate a stock price? Lol, if anything, these moves just reaffirms the stereotype about lazy millennials lmao There's nothing dignified about speculating on the market. Especially not if you're trying to manipulate the fair market forces for your own personal benefit.
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  1005. At least they're doing something, which will have a positive impact. Going renewable step by step and restructuring society into a sustainable direction ought to be welcomed. Every project counts.
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  1006. Kim Jong Un has already cast a shadow over Biden. Biden's in the dark, and won't be spoken to by Jong Un. This man's responsible for denuclearisation?
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  1007. A spy operates in the dark, clandestinely..
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  1008. Does history and contemporary trends confirm that?
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  1009. What's wrong with Justin Bieber apart from appealing to teenage girls, creating generic music and contributing to slightly dirty pop culture?
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  1010. The digital police is way behind all the hackers and scammers that uses their PCs and the internet to their advantage. Authorities around the world should arrest all of the hackers and/or hire them to deal with this. Alternatively, educate a large enough force of counterhackers before it's too late.
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  1011. Yup. Especially the gender part. Making sure that there's 50% of women and men, even though the competence and interest differs greatly. Disgraceful how these corporations and event organizers has sunk so low.
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  1012.  @NotShowingOff  As long as the person isn't a communist sympathizer, it can't get much worse than Putin.
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  1013. They've made documentaries and movies about this 'hero' lmao Bet people regret their uncritical and blind support for the corrupt man now. If they had any shame.
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  1014. Serving justice and making sure that the country is free from danger isn't liked by some of Pakistan's more radical people and movements. But the government doesn't take these movements seriously enough, letting these horrible incidents occur..
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  1015. They will. The cartels will take over the market or keep on selling on the black market. That's what happens every single time a legalization bill is passed in a country. But people seem completely oblivious to that.
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  1016.  @tentax762  Were people safer, prosperous and more pleased during the Taliban's toxic rule during the last century? The Taliban are illiterate and aggressive psychopaths. They don't know how to govern or improve a country.
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  1017.  max D  Don't take meme addicted teens seriously. Although I don't see the relevance in always pointing out the correspondents' appearances under these videos.
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  1018. China wouldn't be as much of a threat if they didn't use their political leverage to support communist states and turn a blind eye to global destabilization.
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  1019. Maybe they're inspired by Singapore and Switzerland. Developed, safe, and prosperous countries with plenty of diplomatic and trade partners. The common denominator? They're neutral and avoids talking down upon countries unless it's necessary.
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  1020. The ex-interior minister in Niger, Mohamed Bazoum, is part of the "Nigerien Party for Democracy and Socialism". Is more revolutionary politics and democracy where mob rules dictates policy the solution to the unrest and instability that tend to hold Africa captive? I truly doubt it. It's been tried before.
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  1021. When looking at the actions and illogical thinking by some individuals these days, i'm convinced that neanderthals still are among us.
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  1022. Such content is already censored today. Russia has a specific map that indicates Russian territorial claims in areas internationally recognized as non-Russian territory. Maps are redrawn. Certain Wikipedia/journalistic sites are prohibited in some countries. All info is processed by certain states prior to receiving a green light. This is more about protecting children from scary and exploitative content though. Well--needed, in every country.
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  1023. Not really. And even if you believe that you are (HK had freedom up until the vandals took it too far for no reason), violence and sabotage will never be tolerated to reach such a state.
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  1024. Okay, so if Canada can't interfere in India's domestic affairs, how will India handle and respond to the farmers' demands then? Ignoring them? Changing policies? All I see is dismissals of what Trudeau said.
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  1025. Turkey and its leadership has an inherent longing for power, territory expansion and the ability to extract resources. I'm sure water isn't an exception. If desperate times comes, a water war started up by Turkey wouldn't be a surprise considering their spontaneous and aggressive foreign policy.
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  1026. Using international courts to prevent tyrannical practises used by dozens of countries around the world, won't work. Props for trying sure. I'm sure Bobi Wine's a nice person with good reason to protest what's happening to him and his party.
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  1027. China have a lot of flaws, but removing threats and establishing order in Hong Kong isn't one of them. Many HK residents are in fact very happy about peace finally being reimplemented. They're happy that the saboteurs and its apologists are being swept away. So am I.
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  1028. Erdogan shouldn't dare using terms such as "cooperation, peace and justice" whenever he discusses his own and Turkey's strivings. Spontaneously using your military for national gain, whether it's in Syria, with Greece/Cyprus or in Azerbaijan, isn't peaceful action. Threatening EU to release millions of Syrian refugees unless EU gives in, isn't peaceful action.
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  1029. Even though these protests are very legitimate and honorable, as opposed to the BLM looting where computers and TV devices were stolen by criminal fools because a convict lost his life. These Maga/pro-Trump protests are criticizing the lack of audits into the election. The silence by politicians, judges, media and the public when it comes to foreign interference and electoral fraud. If the media and the world should support any protest, it's the protest that were held at the Capitol Hill last night.
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  1030.  @Nozarks1  The claim that people still are getting corona and that the vaccine does nothing is false, and is a conspiracy. You can contract the virus a few weeks after inoculation until you've received a form of immunity, but that's it. Side-effects from the vaccine may occur, which is unfortunate. But the side-effects seems to (from what we know) be very mild and significantly more lenient compared with letting the pandemic carry on wreaking havoc.
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  1031.  @death_parade  Yup. Finding the culprits and serving justice is always good.
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  1032. What is your problem? Mutated versions of the virus has been detected many times this past year, and has been controlled. This new strain is more dangerous than seen by many of these previous strains, which is why every country has to do what it takes to limit its spread. Call the policy oppression if you like, the policy is very much needed.
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  1033. UK should leave the country and pull back the troops. The political ministers should speed it up. That'd be synonymous with doing one's job. Kind of strange to see calls for resignations for this incident, by not being involved enough. I can understand the calls to impeach or remove Biden, but UK ministers? lol
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  1034. Or maybe they have a dangerous amount of loyalty to India ;)
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  1035. If you're gonna go out hunting for birds and other animals, at least clean up your mess afterwards. Littering by leaving these munitions and bullets behind should be a criminal offence. So if these hunting organizations don't want to be criminalized, at least put in some effort to not pollute the environment when indulging in your recreational habits.
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  1036. That's basically the argument often made. A bully tactic, if you will. Escalates tensions on the daily between many countries.
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  1037. Devoid of morals. Sickening creatures
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  1038. This happens when you build a country based on fundamentalist islam, housing jihadists in your country and appealing to vocally extreme groups with repulsive intentions. When you let people protest and riot because a foreign European leader cracks down upon islamist radicalization and violence.
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  1039. Ah, more sham and illegitimate investigations and judicial proceedings against seemingly innocent people. I hope that isn't allowed. We've had enough of such BS.
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  1040. That is an interesting fact indeed. Did Tedros influence on the world stage impact the US decision to get involved for the Tigray forces benefit? Possibly. The government must at least be aware of Tedros ties.
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  1041. Seems like a repetitive and unappreciated task. Finding pearls, cleaning/polishing them, and trying to sell them off to the rich tourists who occasionally visits, likely coming from the countries that decreased the prevalence of oyster pearls in the first place. Props to the hardworking people.
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  1042. Merry christmas from Europe!
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  1043. Any country with a large populace and the ability to contribute with competence, mass production at low prices, innovation and good conditions for businesses to start up, will be a huge player on the market unless the leadership is lost out of their mind. Does India fulfill these quotas? Maybe.
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  1044. Looks like China's plan of economic expansion and prioritizing growth at all costs to take over the globe may cease to exist soon. Phew.
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  1045. Psychiatric complications are temporary and can be rectified. Death is permanent. Limiting the latter should obviously be the top priority in a moral society.
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  1046. Again.
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  1047. Another stupid trend taken advantage of by greedy and profit hungry companies.
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  1048. The Russian collusion theory was a shady conspiracy theory that resulted in Trump and the main subjects being completely acquitted from all criminal accusations, under the assumption that people are innocent until proven guilty under the rule of law in a civilized jurisdiction (Mueller believes the opposite should prevail which is highly alarming). This theory was defended and touted by half of america and fraudulent establishment journalists. That act of treason and unacceptable conduct will never be forgotten. Full stop.
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  1049. Valiant sacrifice that the guy's making in a country where civility, the rule of law and raising objections against the tyrannical rule is seen as a joke.
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  1050. Misleading title. What does Singapore have to do with this North african dish?
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  1051. 2020 was just the beginning if these new waves and strains of the virus turns out to be more deadly and unable to be vaccinated against. That'd be very alarming.
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  1052. The virus determines how most countries reacts, if the country is governed by a responsible entity. The problem with China is that they jailed and censored doctors/journalists for speaking about the virus outbreak early on. That China weren't transparent. That China would manufacture and spread this virus to control the rest of the world is just another childish conspiracy, honestly.
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  1053. They've been vaccinated before, so this isn't surprising. Three ex-presidents in the US has also said that they're willing to vaccinate themselves on live television, if Dr. Fauci verifies that the vaccine is safe to inject. I presume many leaders will do the same, or at least take the vaccine.
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  1054. France is on a roll lately. Doing what it takes to build up an exceptionally strong and robust nation that won't back down against any threats whatsoever. Pleased to be part of this journey.
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  1055. Guess which areas Joe's team said that these scientists would work on? "Racial inequality". "Economic downturn". Is that a task for scientists? Does legislated and active racial discrimination even exist? Not according to empirical data.
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  1056. EU loves consuming meat and dairy. They're a European force, so India won't ever get involved ;)
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  1057. Send the liberals to facilities working on deprogramming and deradicalizing people. ;)
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  1058.  Lightening Emperor  The country with a 25% illiteracy rate and ~15% rate of people resisting to use a toilet? Tone down with the nationalism if it isn't warranted
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  1059. The Singaporian model is one of the most functioning and effective that we've seen throughout history. Stability is ensured, fantastic economic growth is seen, justice and the right sort of penalties against wrongdoing keeps the country and populace in check, and the country has very high levels of education and living. Corruption is almost rooted out as well. Singapore and Switzerland are some of the most impressive countries out there in my opinion.
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  1060.  @deepankar94  To kick out Al Qaeda and Ladin by force. That was righteous, but then the mission changed into building a political system that Afghans don't want. We shouldn't have done the latter.
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  1061. She's the embodiment of projection. Calls foreign dignitaries and diplomats for "dogs, human scum" and other pejoratives, while not realizing that she's showcasing the type of aggressive characteristics that a normal person would associate with the pejoratives that she just used.
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  1062.  @Free_Russian  Their hostile foreign policy, destabilization tactics to hijack territory/resources, infiltration, acts of spying, hacking, threats, etc, must be countered for sure. And their policy of supporting other socialist states around the world. That's a threat to any decent country. This target requires strong players with a backbone, strength, military force and clarity. Biden will decrease our possibilities in that regard. Western complacency and passivity will leverage these socialist states to continue their takeovers.
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  1063.  RUNNER 626  He's not getting "angry", are you? The guy literally pointed out the hypocrisy in laughing about Pakistan's GDP and trying to portray India as "superior" when they're both underdeveloped and behind nations on so many parameters. In PPP, GDP per capita, capacities, technological advancements, etc.
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  1064. Watch China's retaliatory tariffs, condemnations and bans on Indian apps/companies as a response. These trade wars are sad and counterproductive. But in some ways understandable if security related worries is involved.
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  1065. Why did Pakistan even give up this elephant? Another blow to their image and mistreatment of their societal members.
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  1066. Making a positive change in the world no matter one's unavoidable shortcomings. Respect, young man.
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  1067. Back when pretty much every country were in conflict with each other. Due to the UK's influence, they came out on top and managed to loot a whole bunch of resources, power and property. The artifacts are safe in the UK compared to its original locations, especially with the current rule today.
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  1068. Are these electric vehicles? Otherwise; is this really something to celebrate?
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  1069. We won't, but we should've seen it 8 months ago. It didn't happen, sadly.
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  1070. But PDVSA, the state-owned oil corporation and the government itself, are incredibly incompetent, uneducated and ineffective. So oil extraction hasn't been flawless. Relying on a volatile market such as oil has been a huge failure for Venezuela. The country's suppressive policies that hurts and destroys its population has resulted in sanctions as well. A continuation of the brutal Maduro regime is very negative for Venezuelans and the globe. It's unfortunate that Maduro has the ability to continue cheating to stay in powoer.
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  1071. YouTube should be sued as well. The company stated yesterday that they'll prohibit and remove all videos that discusses electoral fraud, and makes claims that the election may be overturned if authentic ballots solely are counted. Similar claims by liberals and leftists is NEVER censored. Only certain media corporations and speakers will benefit by this, which turns the market in favor of these actors while discriminating against other leanings.
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  1072. Won't that just bring the homeless and their problems into the hotels, impacting the hotel workers and society itself by just exacerbating the problems? Potential squatting too? Sounds good, doesn't work.
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  1073. Yeah, this departure has been emotional to follow. Pence's a decent guy even though he didn't pull through at the end of his tenure in the way that many hoped for. I still got respect for what he tried and is trying to do, improve the USA by the right values.
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  1074. Boeing were banned from flying for 2 years, they spent billions of dollars getting back on track, improving security and cleaning their image. And now this. Oh god.
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  1075. The Taliban will probably jail, torture and kill her off if they manage to get back in power. Domestic violence and rape is justified by their doctrine. Negotiating with such fundamentalists is meaningless and shouldn't be done.
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  1076.  @robmckrill3134  I'll provide some capital for their fighter aircraft fund 😂
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  1077. No warmongering.
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  1078. Then comes the ban.
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  1079. He'll probably rule the country for a few more decades. Then he's able to die in peace by this immunity protection, without being penalized for his crimes (allegedly poisoning dissidents), misconduct (not taking infrastructure safety seriously, causing many catastrophes, oil leaks and nuclear fallout) and negligent geopolitical/domestic policy (destabilizing the world, supporting socialist states, not doing what it takes to build up a strong and prosperous country).
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  1080. We've got a police state after all. If only it was established this quickly back last year when rioters protested in favor of a criminal convict that the police rightfully had to handle.
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  1081. Or maybe the contracts that EU and NA signed with the vaccine producers that released vaccines way earlier than India?
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  1082. Too late now. Every person with a security clearance should've been placed in a safe location as a response to these intelligence reports. The mission of evacuation should've ended long ago. Now several US soldiers, Taliban fighters and Afghan civilians have been killed/hurt.
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  1083. Every country should quarantine themselves from the rest of the world for a temporary period of time.
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  1084. Great fun fact about Biden. More of this, WION!
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  1085. Surely the dogs can't be comfortable balancing on surf boards while waves are pouring in. Respect to these cute little dogs though for helping out those in need!
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  1086. I don't think it's mature to roam around with dozens of partners, spread one's legs and abort the baby that you create in the process. That's the attitude that many young western chicks have. Very indecent, immoral and an example of selfish individualism. Does that attitude prevail in India too? I somehow doubt it. Although India has many other problems, with poverty, lack of hygiene, dirt, pollution, an uneducated populace, etc.
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  1087. Why isn't Trump regulating and penalizing Twitter for their unacceptable tactics? They'll wipe him out when he's removed from office. WHY is nothing being done?
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  1088.  @horsepowerenthusiast6933  Per capita, you aren't number one, contrary what media and the public insinuates. Sweden is doing way worse, a socialdemocratic and liberal country. Other European countries are also doing worse. Wouldn't be a surprise if Brazil, and a couple of Asian nations are worse off too.
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  1089. Unfortunately yes. For now.
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  1090. "As equals". Watch the Chinese foreign ministry dismiss this in no time and state that China and Taiwan can't be treated as equals because they're already one entity.
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  1091. Wow. Perhaps he should focus on unbanning innocent individuals from his platform rather than auctioning out some old tweet to make further profits as an already affluent billionaire. These companies can't be trusted.
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  1092.  @danielmeman1529  Not really. But their influence and provocative annexation plans is unjustified, and annoying.
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  1093. Blind nationalism and ignorance, I say. Why would you trust a vaccine from a country that aren't as developed when it comes to vaccines/prescriptions? A country that hasn't published data on the vaccine? A country that are months behind other pharmaceutical companies? This is the problem with many things in this world. People supporting countries or ideas just because they're forced to. Encouraged to. Pushed in that way. Without any reason or logic.
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  1094. This Indian accent is impossible to understand, sadly. The expressed words are unclear and the tone goes up and down too much.
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  1095. Europe and many influential NGOs has put in a lot of effort to hinder child labor. Requirements and punishments for corporations that indirectly or openly uses child labor has been enforced. But not every country has these standards. Not every family can afford to not use their young children/adults to create profits. So it's hard to remove the issue entirely. Especially if the children consents to the labor. Especially with limited oversight, since countries after all are sovereign.
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  1096. Did FBI highly prioritize and ask for help by the public to arrest the BLM insurgents and apologistic collaborators? I didn't hear anything from them or the public back then. Just silence and passive support.
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  1097. Maybe. The Chinese army has what, like 40,000 doves in their army to send military reports and messages around the world to their military bases? I doubt this pigeon will be used for those reasons, but you never know.
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  1098. When are we getting automated and self-driving taxis that replaces public transport and personal vehicle ownership? Such hyper digitalized and high-tech societies doesn't seem unlikely to establish at some point.
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  1099. I don't get why it's so hard to place these products and equipment in the bin. At a waste management facility. Returning, discarding or recycling it safely. Littering is unacceptable.
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  1100. An insecure sector dominated by male workers. Males being interested in these professions and taking these risks is partially why males has a lower life expectancy than women and why they're more likely to die at work. Hope they're rescued and that proactive structures are put in place to prevent these collapses in the future.
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  1101. All pubs should frankly be closed down. Contributing to irresponsible intercourse, addiction, drunkenness, and drug-usage is something that ruins rather than enriches society. Should all be outlawed.
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  1102. Is there any proof that shows Netanyahu's wrongdoing? I presume it's another case where a president is persecuted because of the person's contentious status, rather than because of guilt having been proven. Just like all the accusations launched at Trump. I could be wrong here though.
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  1103. "I believe in democracy, until democracy provides my own desirable preferences" -Nicola Sturgeon, paraphrased
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  1104. Thanks for letting me know 50x times the past day.
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  1105. Another justified intervention by the police officer.
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  1106. Controversial opinion: China's crackdown and way of establishing security in Hong Kong is one of the rare moves that China has done right. The movement in Hong Kong and their demands make no sense. They've been vandalizing and terrorizing the autonomous region. I'm yet to hear any persuasive argument as to why China shouldn't step in to prevent the acts of rioting and extremism.
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  1107. Socialism? lmao
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  1108. The head of the organization handling and preparing for the Olympics in Japan has been demonized and chastised for saying that we need to limit the amount of time that women can speak, because he thinks they speak too much. This was said after the Olympic board started to accept many more female appointees.
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  1109. Sending gamers to space
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  1110. Never, hopefully.
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  1111. We get it, come up with something creative instead of spamming the same phrase in every thread
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  1112. Looks like she'd do well in sumo wrestling 😏
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  1113. No wonder why China are involved in several trade wars when they're using this high amount of unethical and unfair business tactics on the market that impacts legitimate companies. Even the Chinese state condones the swindling.
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  1114. The space shuttle/drone has been programmed to take a selfie? Yikes..don't bring that tacky language to space lol
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  1115. They'd probably be so much better off in Myanmar.
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  1116. Helping and cooperating with a communist state? Uh oh....
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  1117. Companies that seemingly are experts on security and applications offering advice on how to avoid security breaches, have been hijacked by foreign hackers. Very alarming. Especially when it impacts the top of society. Goes to show that nobody is safe. That everyone's a potential vulnerable victim.
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  1118. Why?
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  1119. Been doing deep dives into all of these stories when they popped up throughout this tumultuous year. What a journey. 2021 will be the year of recovery, in many ways.
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  1120. It doesn't look good for those that stand behind justice, order and civilized structures in the United States. We should've never allowed hostile, illegal and criminal actors to vote. Without doing so, only one party would stay in power, forever.
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  1121. Afghanistan is full of rebels, the Taliban and islamists. Pakistan has funded some of these operations before, but I don't think that's proven today. It's kind of biased and naive to just assume that Pakistan is behind everything.
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  1122. @Donkeee Everybody brings this up time and time again whenever the Catholic Church and religion is brought up on the internet.
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  1123. If anyone should be suspended from Twitter, it's Iran's supreme leader who inciting violence against groups of people and countries. But nope, Trump had to go because some young Twitter employees were pressured by malicious leftists. So disappointing to see. Sanctions should never be lifted for Iran, unless they start to comply, avoid spreading hatred, stop funding militias and seek reconciliation rather than warmongering conflicts.
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  1124. It's not a company. It isn't just dictated by China. It's an organization, that represents every nation and focuses on health. You can object to some of their politicization and meaningless health directives that don't bring any new info to the table, but jesus christ this comment section comes across as incredibly low-iq and embarrasingly irrational.
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  1125. A "communist"? How so?
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  1126. China would have extracted the elephant tusks and pulverized it to make some pseudo-scientific *traditional Chinese medicine*. As you do.
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  1127. Wait, why do private citizens have to try and archive historical books, writings and scriptures? Shouldn't that be done by some state-financed museum, library or a task force?
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  1128. Not by much. He committed a crime, allegedly, on Iranian soil. Now he faces the consequences. Avoid Iran at all costs next time.
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  1129. The stick and stone fight. So primal. It's as if Indian and Chinese troops are roleplaying as modern soldiers in the stone age.
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  1130. Or, we'll long for the time when non-corrupt, stable and empathetic human beings took care of these high-risk procedures that the robot overlords has corrupted by going full-on rogue.
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  1131. Lol, indians are seriously celebrating this. Why? Is India that hijacked and brainwashed by Western "values"?
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  1132. We don't know if Kim Jong Un took the vaccine. All we know right now is that China provided free doses to the Kim family.
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  1133. What do you want? Interference by "peacekeeping forces" and military troops? No thanks.
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  1134.  @shadowaussien7743  Because the UN is more about global relations/peace than judging countries for their excess- or shortage of human rights.
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  1135. Can easily lead to addiction and burning eyes too. A little risky.
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  1136. It would, maybe, (if you're fine with not having a car for a while), but it'll damage the reputation of Tesla, could've put many customers at risk and isn't a good look for the company.
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  1137. In a complex and to an extent, yes. But if data is compared with large natural reserves? No. Extracting natural resources will always be way more profitable and easier to do.
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  1138. And people still wonder why governments around the world are getting involved to establish peace and support the ruling government in Yemen by hitting the insurgent rebels as an attempt to once and for all remove them. These people still blame the civil war on foreign interference, the USA, Saudi Arabia and their allies.
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  1139. It may be clever and appropriate for a federal government to have this authority to make sure that one's nation's diplomatic ties and image stays intact, protected. Surprised that this wasn't in place already, frankly.
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  1140. Goes to show how unethical the rogue state of North Korea truly is. These people likely work for the government (illegal of not doing so) to provide money and resources to the state funds, used to enrich the few at the top (while the bottom are suffering/dying) and to build out the military and nuclear arsenal. That countries, bank systems and markets are swayed by these intrusive actions isn't of any concern to the North Korean state or these abhorrent hackers employed by the state. Bunch of thieves
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  1141. Because the world can't lecture China for upholding law & order in a chaotic and anarchistic area.
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  1142. Food crises, shortages and (previously) communist ideology tends to be the inevitable and interconnected trinity.
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  1143. Watch out for the deadly stampedes!
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  1144. You think they steal the money through embezzlement? That's now how these aid programs work. Corrupt states and officials that the money is sent to tend to be the sources that embezzles the money. Or, the money is allocated to ineffective or shady projects that results in embezzlement or the capital being thrown in the water, figuratively. That's the issue, ought to be rectified.
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  1145. The public opinion surrounding vaccines isn't very promising in some countries. With a voluntary-based vaccination program, reaching herd immunity may not be possible unless the attitude or laws change.
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  1146. Communists abandoning moral principles and not practising what they preach. Color me surprised
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  1147. To pretend that democracy and political pluralism exists. To keep the people in check by providing the illusion that they have control over the country's direction, while subtlety controlling the small "opposition" whom in actuality are regime loyalists.
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  1148. That's cool. Lots of breaking news coming from the US and the Trump administration lately. I think he's realizing that time is running out.
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  1149.  @GH-uq7wr  Many people seen as "extremists" are patriots, yes, and may be filtered out by these potential unconstitutional vetting processes.
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  1150. Do we even know if that's true?
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  1151. That they want to block the spread of the virus to not mess up their coronavirus response?
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  1152. Another feminist left-wing party gaining control of a country. How naive of the voter base. This won't end up well, as history has shown.
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  1153. lol, we're spending billions to help out these countries with medical equipment, prescriptions and by sending health workers to make sure that they can live healthily, away from viruses and disease. Yet they don't want to accept our help. God... They do have the right to refuse this newly created vaccine, of course. That can't be taken away from them. Same goes for every prescription, technically. But no representatives of organizations should blame the advanced world for hogging vaccines then.
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  1154. It's Santa in a video game Santa.
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  1155. Better than indifference or war.
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  1156.  Domber Last  Still not visited that therapist to check the delusions?
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  1157. In Sweden, our PM berated the people for the lack of care and unwillingness to follow the recommendations. He expressed the dire need for unity and sacrifice. I fundamentally disagree with our PM, but the leadership putting their foot down (7 months too late, but still) was certainly needed to get control and adjust our broken strategy. The only problem with the PM's speech to the nation was the lack of self-retrospection. The lack of criticism against his own government, the health institute and the officials that has formed a pseudo-scientific strategy that we have applied since the beginning of the pandemic.
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  1158. It will in some countries. Bush, Obama and Clinton said that they'll take the vaccine on live television. The British Queen will also take it early on.
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  1159. "Western supremacist", what are you talking about? So much unwarranted animosity and jealousy there, it sounds. What do you have against tracking countries economies and making forecasts about their future?
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  1160. 0:28, damn that is satisfying. Running her painted nails and fingers down the artistic depictions. Like visual ASMR.
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  1161. Hong Kong is freer than Indians and the Western populace claims. The security legislation law was valid to implement after seeing the economic recession and vandals that took over the city. But we've seen many that have disagreed with that. Tens of millions of people have criticized China. Many Western politicians, especially from the US, has fiercely opposed what China is doing. Any other insinuation is inaccurate.
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  1162. Does receiving a P.h.D in the educational branch grant you the right to use "doctor" in front of your academic title? That does not seem certain based on some people that i've talked to and after doing some research. Kind of misleading.
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  1163. Do not expect an effective herd immunity then. Can this government get anything right? Jeezus.
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  1164. These corporations pretends to have morals while cooperating with every dictatorial country for decades, exploits slave/child labor and poor market conditions. If you're trying to shape policy or form a moral compass, looking at what corporations are doing is the last resort that you should visit.
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  1165. They aren't, no. Perhaps listen and read before commenting.
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  1166. Someone had to pretend to oppose the Taliban takeover. I assume all of the "resistance" is propped up by EU, US and NATO.
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  1167. Cool. A constitutional monarchy where the monarch limits the predominant role of communism in Nepal? I hope that's what's being advocated for here. "Of the people living in Nepal, 25 percent are living below the poverty line, on 50 cents per day. This makes Nepal one of the poorest countries in the world. Rates of disease, malnutrition and child mortality are high. Around 5 million people in Nepal are undernourished" These are stats from 2018. Shouldn't be difficult to assess where these issues comes from. All the 3 ruling parties in Nepal are either communist/socialist or social democratic. Might be time to change then for the better of Nepal and the world.
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  1168. Things change. 100% accurate predictions and assessments is impossible. Forecasts are shaped by trends, guesses and insight into what may happen in terms of production/sales during these unstable times.
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  1169. Trump didn't say that while he was in power. It was an old statement. His statement hasn't anything to do with assault or inappropriate touching either. But we all know that Trump has a questionable identity and past. Cuomo, on the other hand, is in power and has been praised as a morally righteous angel. Now scandal after scandal is pouring down on him.
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  1170. In aliens and conspiracies? And people still say that these theories shouldn't be restricted to prevent people going completely off the rails?
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  1171. These fundamentalist and radicalized warhawks are a global threat
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  1172. It's a common misconception to think that shutdowns, quarantines and curfews results in an economic downturn worse than the countries that stays open. Sweden stayed open and has suffered badly, including their economy. The economy is doing worse than in their neighbouring countries that closed down. New Zeeland's economy quickly rebounded and is doing better than many of their equivalent countries, and they had a national shutdown. NZ barely have any deaths or infections. Same goes for China, Taiwan, Vietnam, Mongolia, Hong Kong, South Korea and some others.
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  1173. There's hundreds of studies pointing out dozens of side-effects, temporary and permanent ones ,related to the virus. If you compile them all and read the studies, you'll get the impression that we're dealing with the most deadly disease ever. Hopefully the side-effects aren't that dire, considering the hundreds of millions that has been infected.
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  1174. Very good
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  1175. What...?
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  1176. Quarantines, mask usage and restrictions on gatherings (to prevent the spread of a virus between people) has been used for centuries, and today, because it works wonders, across the board. Yet there's skeptics out there, including some outlier scientists, who diminishes the effectiveness in these measures. Remarkable.
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  1177.  @JetSopp  Go back to school instead of commenting irrelevant remarks in a news section for the grown ups ;)
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  1178. We don't need an increase in vehicle production (or production overall) anyway, unless they are run on clean electricity. This economic crisis may reinforce the understanding of what people really need and value.
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  1179. Now this is significant. But remember: Trump pardoned people that were trapped in the conspiratorial and laughably far-fetched Mueller investigation that broke so many laws and shouldn't have occurred under the rule of law. And some were pardoned for having committed petty financial crimes. Whom did Obama pardon? Well, many heavy convicts, drug abusers, and people that will pose a risk to the USA. Commutations to ~1,700 people were made. Hundreds were released. Clemency were given to those who had received life sentences. I hope people acknowledge that stark difference here.
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  1180. No, they won't. I suggest bringing your unsubstantiated fantasies elsewhere and take some responsibility to protect yourself, others, and ensure that we get through this pandemic. Why is that SO much to ask for?
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  1181. Awww, well said Yash. Thanks for the encouraging message!
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  1182. India's army has limited strength and capacity. So of course the superpowers won't back down when they've got the maritime superiority. It's unfortunate to see that the US and China are acting provocatively though.
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  1183. The undeveloped world isn't as important as the advanced world that carries the world, produces everything, and the part where the old and vulnerable population actually lives. That's why vaccination should be prioritized there. Self-explanatory. But I still haven't heard this narrative raised when this is discussed.
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  1184. Most people that comments under this channel seems to be uneducated children or young adults.
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  1185. Let's not warmonger or defend pointless wars. I doubt you'd defend you or your family ending up in a crossfire, having to evacuate, suffering damage and potentially dying because of your violent inclinations here rather than supporting peaceful diplomacy.
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  1186. The nuclear family does also imply that a man and a woman is married and living together, as opposed to other structures that has popped up and grown like weeds. The nuclear family is still mostly intact, in this regard, but it's changing in the West (if you let it).
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  1187. 100% agree. These individuals acts like a stain to humanity.
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  1188. This man didn't lift South Africa. Look at all the problems the country is facing today. One of the worst homicide rates in the world, mass crime, poverty and racial division so people can blame their problems on something. Yet the people still goes out, even to riot, in order to support this man against criminal prosecution and removal from power.
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  1189. The political system and independent institutions are vastly different between the US and Venezuela. Can't be compared. And Trump didn't cheat, he's accusing the opposition of having cheated, opposing voter ID laws and having rejected transparency in the election. He's trying to prove that through courts, recounts, making sure that authentic ballots with identifies signatures only are counted, etc.
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  1190. Strange priorities to have in a pandemic. Shouldn't be that hard to temporarily avoid participating in public to counter the pandemic. But some are obsessed with consumption, because they're allowed to be obsessed.
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  1191. "Late July, when Biden entered the White House" lol
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  1192. Because of China not interfering in sovereign countries to change regimes?
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  1193. The scientific world and all data/proof on the matter disagrees with you. Why form perception on anecdotes, emotions and own speculation?
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  1194. This election probably won't matter that much. There's way too many republican traitors that has defected and joined democrats, officially or unofficially. Even if GOP has majority in the Senate, many republicans will still be likely to vote on bipartisan lines or with the Democratic party on plenty of issues. A perspective worth mentioning.
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  1195.  Domber Last  Seek psychiatric assistance before it's too late
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  1196. Another reason why manufacturing and trade from these sort of countries has to be rolled out very cautiously. Otherwise you'll end up with a bunch of counterfeit/fabricated products that may hurt your health. Regulators need to step up their work.
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  1197. Being obese, unhealthy and contracting the corona is a recipe for disaster that may result in a loss of one's life whenever. So I can understand the desperation.
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  1198. Sigh. This Kashmir and border dispute seems to never end. Two nuclear powered countries with different narratives. The world is hesitant to pick a side due to worries about provocation. Tough case.
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  1199. Probably not any more than its temporary crashes that occurs when Elon Musk talks negatively about his own company by spontaneously posting an irresponsible tweet.
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  1200. So true.
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  1201. Which is why we need fusion power instead! Or, you know, safely operated nuclear reactors in safe areas by competent individuals.
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  1202. And I love it!! 😘😘 Covering all sorts of political developments, news and societal areas is very interesting, and that's how you learn. Is there anything that WION ignores though? Any contentious topics related to India? Kashmir from a Pakistani perspective? Coverage critical of India's nationalism? Contentious social politics? hmmm.
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  1203. Biden lifted the tariffs on some medical resources yesterday. He hasn't said anything really critical of China from what I recall, yet. China will probably have lots of leeway the incoming years, it seems. Unless Biden takes a significantly different foreign policy route.
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  1204. If these capturing and holiday designs gets people bearing masks, it's a good thing.
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  1205. Even Sweden accidentally injected a fallible and defective vaccine into its population back in 2009, leading to some side-effects. I'm sure India has manufactured fallible prescription medicine as well. So these factors can't necessarily be a factor to invalidate a vaccine. But yes, both China and Russia has a lack of transparency in some of their scientific clinical trials and when nationalist sentiment is involved in creating/distributing something.
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  1206. What a ride. Imagine the adrenaline boost.
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  1207. Great gestures. Much respect to those allocating their time to care for the vulnerable and those who've passed by this horrific pandemic. At the beginning of 2020, nobody could've thought that mass graves would have to be established to handle the death toll. Tragic development.
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  1208. So clumsy. Why not ensure that the safety is on top and infallible prior to rolling out tens of thousands of vehicles? These are unnecessary costs that easily could've been avoided, damages the reputation and will result in extra scrutiny by authorities.
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  1209. People are comfortable with conveniently throwing away any waste that they've created. This is why the nature is so damaged and why humanity is doomed on some fronts. Egoism is too engraved within many, and there's no real discouragements/deterrence against this level of egoism.
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  1210.  @rajeshjaliwala6519  That's slightly comforting and deep. 😢
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  1211. Lisa the brunette haired journalist, what a cutiepie!
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  1212. Relying on one industrial sector, indulging in price fixes, regulating the market excessively, undermining free trade and printing cash to satisfy corrupt officials and handle the deficits/shortages, leads to a bunch of issues. Yet people seemingly still support the socialist dictator Maduro. Maybe not naturally due to brainwashing, limited education and a restricted opposition. But there's still people who genuinely express support for this rogue state and its bandit leaders. Even from the USA and from Europe. Heck, even the previous prime minister of Spain (or some higher-up official in the government) publicly defends Maduro and the state of affairs in Venezuela. They blame all the failures on US sanctions and the crash of oil prices.
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  1213. Is this what white supremacists are advocating against, but applied to the human race? 🤔
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  1214. Changing how concerts are played could be one step to handle hear loss, providing earplugs to everyone, restricting it, and adjusting the sound. Tinnitus is common in concert goers.
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  1215. Banks will always have a place on the market, receive bailouts if needed and make a passive profit by their lending practises. A short dip right now resulting in an increased liquidity on the market for the customers is mainly just a plus, honestly.
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  1216. Bringing in a bunch of different cultures on a liberal basis, and these are the clashes you'll get. Nice one, Israel. /facepalm
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  1217. You're right, but can you please structure your sentences properly so it doesn't look like a lost child losing their temper having written it? Why is punctuation and sentence structuring so hard?
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  1218. You can't talk about freedom, human rights and free speech in a country governed by Sharia law and a monarchic theocracy with autocratic powers. These religions has a critical view of these Western dominated concepts, and it tends to be barred by law.
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  1219. @Samyak Mittal Which body has said that a vaccine needs 70% efficacy for approval? Are you talking about 70% immunity required to reach herd immunity?
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  1220. Next up, men decides to avoid public transportation because of the increase of female employment and drivers, jeopardizing public safety. Joke.
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  1221.  @mehranbaloch8780  And that is relevant how? Jesus christ this comment section is insane. Stay on topic and maintain sanity.
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  1222. *94% effective and likelihood of receiving immunity against this specific virus, on top of your current immune system. Don't quit your day job, or go to medical school instead of expressing these distorted calculations lol
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  1223. The 3rd or 4th time that WION has reported on this the past day. Why this huge amount of repeat news?
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  1224. The official caliphate has been defeated. Not the ideology, but the mobilized ISIS fighters part of the caliphate in the middle east. Iran aren't a fan of ISIS for the most part and fought against the group. But let's not forget that Iran has actively destabilized the middle east by sponsoring Hizbollah, Hamas, PA, Houthis and by waging a proxy wars against those trying to minimize the presence of terrorism. Iran aren't innocent in any way.
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  1225. Many empty words and warmongering from both sides in this conflict, mainly from China though. China has stated that the island will be overtaken, by peace or by force if needed, for years now. Clashes, signalling symbolic force by deploying military personnel, planes, ships and submarines, and small verbal back and forth is all we see.
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  1226.  @bravewarrior1218  Felons were able to vote. Russia and China interfered. Irregularities have been proven. We haven't seen an audit into any of this. "Fair and square" is such a BS claim.
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  1227. Hehe. It's not too late for that. Many positions left to fill and announce.
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  1228. I wouldn't call this promising. The Russian Sputnik vaccine has been rushed through, skipped some stages, and international observers/researchers/scientists has warned that it may not be safe because of this. So this is probably not something to celebrate unless its efficacy and safety has been ensured.
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  1229. Welp, at least we got some promising vaccines now. 2021 will likely turn out to be a better year than the current one.
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  1230. Because they've got many enemies and has built up an economy around a quite large and robust public sector. USA can now dictate the world's direction, which leads to cooperation and support by plenty of nations, but also adversity.
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  1231.  Jason Lowther  Probably not by this small tax hike.
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  1232. The acceptance is "modern" in the sense that the modern world has gradually started to embrace this cultural value and socially engineered condition that used to be scientifically labelled as a mental shortcoming up until the political activists and interests groups took over the "scientific" field. So in many ways, I'd characterize this as a step towards regression. Morally, and health-wise.
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  1233. Syria and Turkey also had a partisan position in the Armenia-Azerbaijan conflict, and sent mercenaries to deteriorate the tensions. There's many that should be held accountable for war crimes and countries that ought to be sanctioned.
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  1234. Wait, won't this crude oil resource still be extracted and used/sold either way by Canadians? Anyway, I suppose putting pressure on Canada and ensuring that sustainable resource extraction/consumption becomes the norm, is a clever position to assert.
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  1235. Argentina should readjust or abolish their health ministry now when they've practically legalized the murder of the unborn, with no strings attached.
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  1236. Are you saying that regulatory checks shouldn't be used when determining the efficacy and safety of a vaccine? Sounds like blind nationalism. Vaccines has to be approved by several independent health/medicine regulators to keep the public safe. If a vaccine isn't approved, you won't be going ahead.
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  1237. Politicians and citizens in the USA are generally not placed behind bars for their beliefs. Move to a dictatorship.
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  1238. Lol what. Even if a corrupt official breaks their own recommendations and laws, having the recommendations and laws in place will prevent the spread more compared with having no rules at all. The only methodology that decreases spread is the use of quarantine systems, mass tracking, testing, closing down gatherings, enforcing curfews and shutting down travel. Strict measures for a temporarily amount of time.
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  1239. The US administration should be quiet when it comes to implementing order and security in Hong Kong. They should read some opinion polls, most Hong Kongers are in fact in favor of these new laws. The people are tired of the vandalism, the foreign interference and the lack of growth and stability. Pompeo should criticize and focus on what really matters instead, perhaps their own misfortunes at home right now. Gotta get one's priorities straight.
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  1240. Europe has taken too many bullets under the slogan of tolerance and humane policy. Not anymore.
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  1241. An app used to call on one's female army and reinforcements. Well, at least some initiatives are taken to make things better for everybody I suppose. 😏
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  1242.  @rikbhattacharya5019  Why shouldn't predictions about future financial stability and growth be made? Do you think anyone can make fully accurate assessments? An economic situation can change rapidly, it's hard to be entirely correct all the time.
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  1243. @Chadpreet Fukdeep This is what I mean. Let's not dehumanize our fellow gamers 😠
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  1244. Assimilation isn't genocide. Also, shouldn't Indians be happy about the Chinese policy of closely tracking and assimilating problematic muslims in China? What's the outrage about? Guilt by association because we've got a critical stance on China?
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  1245.  @African-American  Because of the civil war instigated by a rebel group willing to use aggressive violence to hurt and kill anyone in their way, spreading the Yemen's neighbouring countries...?
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  1246. If you believe that corona is a "lie", you're literally that one who's a poor and brainwashed person that should either a) get educated, b) re-evaluate, or c) visit a psychiatrist. Letting children understand the importance in responding properly to this pandemic is something worth focusing on. Normalizing the use of face masks during crises and taking precautionary measures. Just like in Asia where the behavior is part of the norm, which is why those countries managed to handle the pandemic better than most.
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  1247. The indigenous population would've likely been wiped out and Australia wouldn't exist today if it weren't for those taking steps to create it. Instead of complaining about celebrating this day, the virtue-signalling critics should show some gratitude or stay quiet.
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  1248. Vaccines aren't "useless" at this point, no. Why express untruths with no medical or scientific basis?
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  1249. You can't criticize a country for a concept that isn't valued in the country (or in the world). A concept that entails undermining national security, giving lenient treatment to terrorists/criminals and letting high-risk extremists do whatever they wish with essentially free reign. That's "human rights" in the 21st century. Not very attractive. Criticize China with their own language, in a consistent and credible manner. Such as their destabilization tactics. The use of threats from their foreign ministry. Their illegal usage of the military to extract resources and take over territory by force.
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  1250.  Macrona Virus  No, it isn't. It's common in the undeveloped, poor and dogmatic part of the world. Africa, Asia, and south America, in other words. Why spread misinfo? Cmon guys.
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  1251. Sounds good. Hopefully it doesn't escalate the already tense conflict in Kashmir and the ongoing border disputes between India and Pakistan. Revenge and a spiral of violence wouldn't be pleasant.
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  1252. You don't seriously believe that, do you? Or are you joking? China was barely affected by the coronavirus in absolute coronavirus deaths.
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  1253. China has said that they'll in due time forcefully take over Taiwan. Still waiting to see if that'll ever become reality. Why waste time and sanity to enforce sanctions against Taiwan supporters, condemn Taiwan's actions and defy provocations if the intent is to fully take over the island at some point? I get that nobody wants war, but that'll potentially be the outcome either way if China's plans are fulfilled. Unless China, or Taiwan, has got a secret hidden card up their sleeve.
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  1254.  @donkoh5738  The military has a TON of equipment and resources for their military. Blocking some arms deals won't do a thing. And the army is rich. They'll find sources to retrieve weapons and military vehicles if they want. Sanctions won't do a thing either. The only remaining option is direct interference by sending in forces. That's the last thing we should advocate for. Nobody wants further bloodshed, power vacuums and destabilization in another country.
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  1255. Good that they're trying to find a purpose, not give up, and not let animosity take over them. Props.
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  1256. What's with this hit piece? Europe and NA has no obligation to fly Afghans into their countries. At all. Service dogs are part of US personnel and will of course take priority when leaving a mission abroad. Transporting resources and items when leaving the nation is part of protocol as well. Do better, WION.
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  1257. This is a letter signed by Democrats, which is hilarious. Even the Democrats thinks that Joseph Biden is unstable and that the access to the nuclear codes should have further barriers. Republicans opposes this, which also is noteworthy since they're defending a president who isn't theirs.
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  1258. Get an education.
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  1259. An agreement that Iran breached. An agreement that didn't push Iran to stop their sponsorship of illegal operations and act of terrorism in the middle east. This is why Biden is Iran's and China's preferred candidate and why these countries interfered, propagandized the election and hacked into various databases to help the Democrats.
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  1260. They don't even have any serious "forces" that could add anything of value lmao
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  1261.  @zaidhashmi7907  Yes. Point still stands. 🤩
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  1262. Trump should've done it live to promote and encourage vaccination in front of the populace. But Trump's base is unfortunately skeptic towards vaccination and this entire pandemic as a whole. Kind of pathetic. His base's opinions and pressure is probably why Trump didn't do what it took to temporarily close down the country, close the borders, and get control of the virus.
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  1263. "The United Arab Emirates is the first country to rate a front-running Chinese vaccine for Covid-19, saying it was 86% effective in a phase-three trial. The vaccine, produced by China National Pharmaceutical Group, or Sinopharm, has been "officially registered", the UAE state news agency reports." Uh oh. UAE has already approved it. I assume these side-effects are very rare across the board though. If not, huge mistakes has been made by several parties here.
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  1264. Sounds as if you're too young to read and comment about the news then ;)
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  1265.  Roshan Rajaraman  The West has its flaws (that I constantly criticize), but it's way more secure, safe and developed compared with the rest of the world. Especially Africa, Asia and South America. Censorship in media? What do you mean? The media is angled and propagandist at times, but I don't know what you mean. It's way more controlled and censored in the many dictatorial countries out there. Telling the truth and sticking to the facts isn't a superiority complex, at least not on my part. It may sound derogatory if you can't handle it though, I can see that
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  1266. @Raksanta Sakthivel That's factually true and has been confirmed by studies, censuses and based on their societal models. Yes, they're extremely non-racist. Have you fallen and been deceived by the made-up non-empirically supported BLM narrative or what?
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  1267.  @nid-jk2vx  On the basis that they're tolerant through their legislation, migration policy, and cultural attitudes..? And on the basis that there's scientific censuses and data that points towards the West being the least racist place. It's just a fact than any objective observer knows. Racism isn't a thing, systematically or colloquially, in these countries. Assuming that a case of racism, discrimination or corruption occurred in the more undeveloped countries where such cases is frequent, is more understandable. But when the countries that barely see such cases are accused of the same, of course people will be skeptic. Why should we believe something with merits and proof? You realize how dangerous that is yes?
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  1268. Such a waste of resources by both sides. China and India has the opportunity to grow and excel, but conflict at the border is where the focus lies. At least no real weapons, especially nuclear weapons, are used.
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  1269. Maybe they'll agree to reunification or denuclearization if they win.
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  1270. China stealing traditions, intellectual property and business secrets. Business as usual then. Everything is in order!
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  1271. China's economy is back on track and growing rapidly because they quarantined several cities in the most disciplinary and thorough manner possible when the pandemic became a reality. That's why they've already managed to open up. They have control over the virus that they released. If everyone adopted China's shutdown approach, we wouldn't be seeing as severe of an economic downturn in Europe, Asia and North America now. China has benefitted and come out on top by this global crisis, which is pretty tragic when you think about it.
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  1272. If he cared about equity, he'd acknowledge the fact that the majority of the vulnerable elderly population lives in the rich and advanced world, which justifies vaccine prioritization there. The advanced world does also carry the world in every way and does deserve to be prioritized either way.
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  1273. These people weren't really "criminals" if you actually look into it. But almost nobody is looking into it.
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  1274. VW's CEO recently said that Tesla is far behind because they've chosen the electric car market and since VW produces plenty more actual vehicles on an annual basis. Partially true, but it's interesting to see that they're shifting production into the same direction now.
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  1275. If Trump was/remains suspended for the harmless comments he made. Every blm, antifa and leftist loyalist that incited and participated in rioting last year or previously should be suspended. Every dictator and theocratic extremists should be suspended. Will they be? Of course not. These unacceptable actions stifles free speech and sways elections. Something must be done.
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  1276. It's an issue in India, for sure, but is it as a high prevalence per capita compared with some other regressive nations? That's what you have to look at. India is in top 10 still on such lists if I recall properly, but the population rate is important to take into account.
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  1277. The discrepancy in video traction depending on the topic on this channel is quite fascinating. Criticize islam, Pakistan, and stand up for India's image, and you'll see thousands of comments in a couple of hours. Most other topics barely gets any attention.
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  1278. What should the WHO had done? Defy Chinese rejections of investigations and enter the country anyway, resulting in immediate expulsion of the investigators and fierce action against WHO by china? An investigation now is better than nothing, I think. Although yes, WHO's credibility is limited.
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  1279. Source? Don't throw out baseless claims not supported by the medical and scientific like that.
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  1280. Probably communist collaborators.
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  1281. How many reports are you going to publish on the same story today? Isn't it better to publish one story and cover it in a thorough manner like Al Jazeera does, and push the video to the top to receive widespread traction? Instead of spamming over and over again?
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  1282. What other issues would he like to discuss? Probably his tattoos and how he's stigmatized and looked down upon for having tattoos all over his face and how this must be solved as a top priority.
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  1283. And some people label Brazil as "fascist". These heists, hostage situations and lawlessness would never occur to this degree with a government that had decisive control of all aspects of society.
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  1284. That risk is always there, but I do have to commend France and Macron's fierce determination to crush political islam and islamists from infiltrating the country. Forcing mosques and imams to follow France's values, deporting potential ISIS-supporters, closing down mosques of where radicalization has occurred and strengthening the laws against areas that could lead to radicalization and against transgressions. Limiting migration would of course help too.
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  1285. Oil Sheiks rubs hands Another yacht or palace inbound.
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  1286. Has WION's correspondent purchased computer glasses or reading glasses recently? Interesting.
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  1287. Watch out so the railing system isn't used to distribute a bunch of counterfeit goods, illegal stuff, trafficking, and illegal migrants. The last thing I'd do as a leader of a stable country would be to open up the borders against a Islamic-dominated and poor country like Bangladesh. Maybe it'll work with thorough border checks and screening systems.
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  1288. Think we'll see another attempt of forced democracy in Myanmar by NATO, UN or US intervention? I doubt Russia and China would let it happen and the army in Myanmar seems to have full control. But you never know for sure.
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  1289. Smuggling operations, by purchasing it in countries where firearms are easily accessible on the free market, by stealing firearms from killing the military/civilians and by advancing one's positions.
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  1290. inb4 the riots and clashes continues. Pulling down the barriers and restrictions imposed to prevent conflict when the tensions are high doesn't sound like the greatest idea. Especially not during a pandemic.
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  1291. To win a lawsuit that they believe will succeed because they brought the political movement Black Lives Matter's delusions into it.
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  1292.  Cecil  Only after the Taliban executioners has had a taste.
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  1293. For heaven's sake, pick your battles, people.
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  1294.  @Kanthavel.KV.Chennai.Bharat  What if euthanasia laws are eased in a way that lets pretty much any person perceiving themselves to be suffering to receive the legal right to end their life? Euthanasia laws can be pretty arbitrary.
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  1295. What does this have to do with anything? Stay on topic.
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  1296. All of those that voted in favor of this fallacious and oppressive impeachment trial should be convicted and removed from office for abusing their power and stamping on the constitution. This whole circus of targeting your political opponents, in Congress, during a pandemic and an economic crisis, is a disgrace.
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  1297. The situation in Yemen is a matter that may affect the civilized world's security, including the USA in the end via migration crises, the Houthis militancy spreading like insidious poison, and a poor economic situation negatively impacting more and more people.
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  1298. Funny joke. It's just too subtle, because people will think that you're being serious in suggesting that these wildfires were manufactured and planned. Let's not express such misleading things.
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  1299. Are China realizing that you simply can't do businesses with every single country without stumbling upon clashes leading to undermined security, financial defaults and differences in visions? They're debt trapping everyone indiscriminately, at a cost.
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  1300. Freddy Krueger vibes there. Transparent face masks with your jaw/nose blocked by a mask while your teeth is on full display...sounds like a precursor to a scary movie. Good that they're helping out the disabled though!
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  1301. It's quite remarkable that global emissions only decreased 7% under the pandemic. 7%. Transitions from the dirty fossil industry is the only solution to this level of continued pollution and climate change. Something that many countries are adhering to, including China, likely the US (at least in due time), and Poland recently announced that they'd abandon their reliance on coal power plants (very widespread in Poland).
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  1302. Myanmar's army did across the board nothing wrong from the investigations done and from the available information. "Genocidal intent" was a shame used by UN, ICC and other lying entities to shame the army and the country.
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  1303. The rate of officers being threatened, hurt and killed were way, way worse when BLM rioted in the country. Can't even be compared. And their riots lasted for months.
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  1304. Let's start over in 2021. Hope the impacted recovers swiftly and gets back on their feet.
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  1305. Iran will most definitely act with impunity and favor their destabilizing interests if the USA enters into the nuclear deal that only benefitted one party, Iran. Biden has insinuated that he's willing to reenter the deal, while Iran is signalling that peaceful and mutual diplomacy isn't part of their vision.
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  1306. We don't know what happened to that story. It hasn't been updated. We don't know if Kim has injected it.
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  1307. I can see if these breweries, shops and restaurants serving a special type of wine is a proud corporate part of Moldova with many job opportunities and perhaps even a form of cultural heritage. But I don't see a reason to cheer on an unethical industry selling alcohol. The implications for society that these industries causes are dire and genuinely scary. The world should back away from continuously indulging in such activities.
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  1308. Beautiful, yes. But she gotta work on her english speaking- and reporting skills.
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  1309. USA is getting more and more secular, without preserving the conservative values commonly seen in religion. This has resulted in more of an immoral country full of atheists. USA is very secular compared with many religious countries. Even though I dislike religion, this change is unfortunate from a political perspective because it leads to an increase of socialist/liberal train of thought dominating.
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  1310. When looking at Pakistan Democratic Movement's development on Wikipedia: "PDM claimed that the 2018 Pakistani general election, which was won by Imran Khan's Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf party, was rigged by the Pakistani military.[5] PDM's slogan is vote ko izzat do (Urdu for "respect the sanctity of the vote"). However, the government alleged that the movement is motivated by a series of corruption cases against leaders of the political parties that had previously governed Pakistan, the PML-N and PPP." Any further insight on this? Are the criticism and allegations of electoral fraud by Khan and his party valid? Are the references to the movement sparking due to dismissing corruption allegations legitimate? Anyone from Pakistan or without further knowledge willing to chip in?
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  1311. Haha no. Countries are basically allowed to do whatever they want as long as it isn't too extreme or risky for the rest of the world. Protests are forbidden in a dozens of countries represented in the UN. UN can't do anything, and isn't a global police force.
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  1312. We's need biblical laws these days. Badly.
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  1313.  Frost Five  They're not wrong there. Religion is a threat to any civilized and logical nation. China doesn't always take the right decision, and they handle the coronavirus whistleblowers and doctors horribly, but they've got an understandable stance on religion and subversion.
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  1314. Summary; Make a schedule and follow clear routines to prevent boredom and get through the day with ease. Works wonders.
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  1315. Saddening to hear. Maduro has cheated himself to the top, abused his position by stealing state funds instead of helping the people, enforced a planned economy which has created hyperinflation, corporations leaving the country, a mass exodus, and zero real opportunities for the people. He has appointed his family to top positions by enforcing nepotist policy. He hires heavy criminals for the Venezuelan special forces. Arrests oppositional candidates, suspends parties from participating and abuses the Congress, the courts and all institutions by appointing loyalists and punishing those that don't align with this beliefs. He belongs in jail. Or the Pinochet treatment, frankly.
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  1316. "Waste wood" means that they're using discarded wood from the forestry industry and related companies. Sort of like recycling. Use waste or thrown away products to recreate something else.
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  1317. Can't some of these locations with massive glaciers, ice blocks and permafrost be preserved somehow to prevent leaks and sea level rises? Might be one way to block the exponential rate of climate change.
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  1318. Lock up all of these rioters. Freedom of expression, filming and discussing actions by the police won't be forbidden: Doxxing, harassment of police and false depictions of the police by foul intentions will be targeted. There's nothing wrong with that. It's reasonable and well-needed in any civilized country looking for stability.
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  1319. WION title: "Anthony Fauci predicts COVID-19 pandemic to likely improve by Christmas" WION description: "'The Christmas holiday season could pose greater risks than Thanksgiving when it comes to spreading the coronavirus', says Anthony Fauci." Placed in contrast, they're the polar opposites.
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  1320. Even though of the clear recommendations placed forward in many countries, christmas shopping were extremely widespread with thousands of shoppers bumping into each other. At least in my country. How that became acceptable is beyond me. E-shopping is the only appropriate alternative in these trying times. But when not even governments acknowledges the need for this approach, don't expect anything else than chaos and the pandemic exacerbating.
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  1321. Did you show the same tree cutting footage thrice in 100 seconds? Anyway, I wonder if these trees captures a significant amount of CO2. Or if animals or organisms are dependent on the habitat that these pine trees are involved it. But I presume preventing water shortages is of highest concern in Africa.
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  1322. 25% will not reach immunity if the vaccine has a 75% efficacy rate, yes.
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  1323. Jobs can be created through other means and it'd be preferrable to not pollute the climate and atmosphere any further. Right? This project being cancelled may not stop crude oil extraction though. We'll see.
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  1324. Another win for Iran, with zero concessions made. US are being played again, as per usual. That's why Iran preferred Biden and interfered to ensure his presidential win, after all.
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  1325. What are you even talking about? First of all, that logic doesn't check out. It's incomprehensible. Secondly, what sort of "Agenda" would be involved here? The Indian manufactured vaccine isn't as demanded because of having been developed late and because of a lack of data, not because of some "agenda" against India. Sorry, but is this the conclusions drawn because the Indian population has an illiteracy rate of 25% and when over 55% are farmers?
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  1326. The movement didn't contribute with anything positive anyway. Good riddance that China are cracking down upon them.
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  1327. Funny, but unprofessional. No wonder why no Western sources refers to WION lol
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  1328. Want to improve your perceived image as a woman and group of people? Okay: Lose weight, adopt feminine characteristics/features, behave like women tend to behave in countries where they're cherished, and avoid using unconventional or overly provocative clothing that may be seen as desperate. Forcing people to like something that don't upholds these standards will always be a challenge, that you ought to avoid.
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  1329. Suspend and abolish protectionism. It's useless, counterintuitive and counterproductive. It just raises prices and lets dying and redundant businesses (for the most part) stay afloat. Not good.
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  1330. "Won" with a low approval rate, a banned opposition (essentially), no international watchdogs stationed. Unfortunate that Venezuela continuously will go down a dark path under the illegitimate socialist dictator, Maduro. These people don't have any shame. They're will to corruptly enrich themselves, engage in illegal trade on the market, support smuggling, persecute their own people, and enforce illiterate economic policy that everyone has to suffer under.
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  1331. Thuoc has some important poetic messaging and philosophical insight that he provides here. Such as the importance in valuing and using time properly. Such as the uncomfortable reality that lost time can't be retrieved, ever. Yet the comment section isn't even acknowledging any of this. Ah well.
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  1332. Are customers supposed to stay quiet when being served and consuming the coffee and pastry? Or is its name just a play on the employees hearing impairment?
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  1333. If you want to root out religious extremism, China's approach, or approaches going in the Chinese direction, are the only successful ones. They're initiated for a reason.
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  1334. Rich nations should be prioritized ,because this world wouldn't survive without them. It's the most important part of the world and needs to be shielded/immunized to get the globe back on track. Why prioritize a part of the world that makes up of like <1% of global trade and diplomatic strength?
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  1335. Can't imagine how desenticized the population in these countries must have become. They preobably treat these attacks as a normal and expected way of life. Perhaps they aren't even scared anymore. They've been forced to incorporate instability and threats into their daily life. Horrifying.
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  1336. More "stringent wedding for these students" 😂
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  1337. 40% in the country believes in suicide bombings for political and Islamic motives according to a study from from ~2014 or so. The country is flooded with militant organizations and a lack of state control of it. The future of this country is very bleak. Wonder if it'll ever be repaired and unified.
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  1338. Navalny is a nationalist, so I doubt liberal George Soros would be willing to fund such a cause. Soros is an open border advocate, in favor of division and destroyed cultures.
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  1339. These are situations where religion should be barred and pushed aside, if not straight up outlawed. Imagine letting religion act as a roadblock when the world is trying to roll out vaccination programs to immunize and protect the world from a dangerous virus. Disgusting. I hope all of these states enforces mandatory vaccination programs.
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  1340. They tried to change and manipulate the force of nature. Led to backlash.
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  1341. So that's why Pakistan started up that large tree planting initiative in 2018? Along with capturing CO2, of course. Well, that's how it was framed, at least, from what I recall: "Plant for Pakistan (Plant4Pakistan), also known as 10 Billion Tree Tsunami, is a five-year project to plant 10 billion trees across Pakistan from 2018 to 2023. Prime Minister Imran Khan kicked off the drive on 2 September 2018 with approximately 1.5 million trees planted on the first day."
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  1342. It's "uncommon" because it's abhorrently stupid. US troops are for the most part protecting residents around the world, their own country, and tries to uphold global peace. Many of the actual jihadists classified as terrorists are killing off women, children, and everyone in their way to enforce a distorted interpretation of religious doctrines. They have no sense of humanity. No legitimacy. Yet you're out here defending these despicable murderers?
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  1343. Nobody wants to strike first. Turning NK into a parking lot may spark a nuclear war, albeit a short one, and kill off millions of arguably innocent people. Diplomacy and negotiation to the end is the preferred route.
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  1344. They're still onto this? Trump has been audited for decades and hasn't been prosecuted for anything. And nobody cares about his tax returns in actuality. Such a wasteful talking point, touted by leftists trying to retrieve leverage to attack him. Trump's followers don't care about his business record.
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  1345.  @overworked1084  ...corporations operating is crucial to maintain one's way of life, to pay one's bills and maintain a prosperous economy which is the backbone of every stable country. Family gatherings, church events and other related initiatives are not necessary or defensible in a pandemic. How hard is that to understand?
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  1346. They think that the Afghan government is too westernized and liberal, and want their own autocratic rule, just like prior to 2001 which brought Afghanistan into the worst darkness ever.
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  1347. They're literally reporting on the facts and medical reports from the US. If you're denying the rapid spread and death rate in the US and in the world, you may be living in a different world. Wake up.
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  1348. Wouldn't the comparisons between, glasses, candy and randomized items with Jesus and religious figures be seen as blasphemy? Although Christianity is reformed to the point where the ancient Christian values pretty much are depleted and long gone, so I suppose it doesn't matter. Still, creative initiative.
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  1349. Bodybuilding as a whole is quite of an obnoxious concept where you strain your body severely and create unnatural body shapes that aren't very healthy for the person. Drug abuse isn't unlikely either, to reach one's goal of an overly muscular body. But, if this is what helps a disabled person to get through her day, all power to her. Horrible to see how mean some of her school mates were to her.
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  1350. Shutting down the opposition, social medias and implementing internet blackouts does apparently work in order to win elections. Twitter has taken notes and are accordingly benefitting the Blue party in the USA, while complaining about the suppression inserted in Uganda. Ridiculous, least said.
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  1351. Or, do both. Does yoga improve breathing? Doubtful. This breathing technique seems to work for some, even if it's just a placebo. The interaction aspect is also important.
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  1352. Good guy, trying to do the right thing and apologize even though he had nothing to do with it. Maybe Abe thinks that it'll benefit Suga and the government's credibility.
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  1353. Lmfaooo!
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  1354. Navalny is supportive of Gay marriage and Black lives matter. No wonder why the West supports him. But, he's still a civic nationalist with some conservatives stances that the EU and US would be intimidated by. These Western entities presumably thinks that Navalny is a better alternativt than Putin though.
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  1355. The more newsworthy question to dig into would be the following: Who has not tested positive or experienced coronavirus symptoms at this point in time?
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  1356. I genuinely support Frederiksen and her action taken when culling these minks for health concerns, but this comes across as a bit tone deaf. I thought she'd express sympathy for the millions of dead minks, and maybe the farmers too. Not just the latter.
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  1357. And riots in the US because a vandal and heavy convict died. Or extreme riots in Hong Kong even after the extradition bill were suspended, with demands consisting of acquitting violent vandals, shaming the police, and investigating the police for no reason. The protests in Belarus, Thailand and in some other countries are however justified. And has mostly been peaceful, in the literal sense and as opposed to the corporate media's false characterization of many of these forementioned riots/protests as "mostly peaceful".
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  1358. Cambodia's oil pipes and a known fossil fuel company was targeted by bombings/attacks this morning. Why hasn't WION even mentioned that? Feels as if that's a couple of degrees more important than some random yoga session, no?
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  1359.  @0ut1and3r  The clean countries consumes more than Asian ones. Yet they generally manage to prevent pollution, littering and has stations to dump these waste at. Shouldn't be that hard to clean up, ensure that waste is dumped at proper places, that recyclable items are produced and that people/companies are sanctioned for muddying beaches/the seas/public. But it's simply (likely) not a top priority for these countries.
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  1360. Well, on the bright side, at least they got a beautifully bright winterland for the christmas season, just in time. Snow is lacking in many parts of the northern hemisphere right now, a trend that has worsened the past years for various reasons related to climate change.
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  1361. The Pope, the guy surrounded by walls for security while taking a swing at Trump for wishing to build a wall. The guy willing to open up Europe for migrants without seeing the risks. The guy willing to break down the nuclear family, abandon principles and defile all forms of morality and religious values to appear tolerant and appeal to questionable actors. Religion is so incredibly pointless, pseudo-scientific, and its demographics are full of hypocrites, unfortunately.
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  1362. The Russian vaccine has been rushed through and skipped some stages in their clinical trials according to observers and scientists. So I'm not sure how safe and successful the campaign will be. Doesn't sound great from the reports I've taken part of.
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  1363. Leak after leak and nothing seems to be done to strengthen one's internal security to prevent these breaches at large tech companies. There should be an internationally and especially domestically enforced law requiring companies to have the infrastructure incorporated to protect every customer.
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  1364.  @timmytide1  Reading YouTube comments about vaccination is a cesspool of idiocy, full of skeptics and conspiracy theorists with self-serving attitudes.
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  1365. The Mexican authorities is controlled by the mafia. By gangs and cartels. And the country has a weak leftist president unable to eradicate these sort of flaws that pollutes the streets and the country. A president that the people support. From this perspective, who are responsible for these failures?
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  1366. Are you calling for war or what? The world has condemned China and are interfering in their affairs all the time, not just surrounding corona. Not much more can or should be done.
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  1367.  @savinirs998  China has tight control of their population, with their zero tolerance policies and indoctrination tactics that has forcefully deceived the largest population on earth. I don't think there's any indications of China's state of affairs or system of governance will change anytime soon.
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  1368. The Chinese economy keeps on growing, people are lifted out of poverty and China may pass the US as the globe's main military/economic force in the incoming decade. If the opposite trend were occurring, CCP would be more careful with punishing their own companies. At this point, the CCP can do whatever they want. Especially since they managed to succeed in handling the corona, open back up, and beat Europe/NA significantly in economic growth/limited amount of deaths.
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  1369. Gaddafi was too corrupt, sponsored militias across the world, and weren't a stable leader. He has his positive sides, but too many negatives. He'd have been removed sooner or later.
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  1370. A country built on appealing to, housing and sponsoring various militias and violent fundamentalists are having an "issue" (a feature, perhaps, for Pakistan, until investigations internationally arose) with terrorism. Who could've thought.
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  1371. A war when Biden takes office...wouldn't be that farfetched. Iran will certainly avenge this, the country is built by spite and militarism.
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  1372. Declaring a war with Russia isn't on the table. Not even close. Where'd you get that from? The deadlock with Iran is apparent and something has to be done to break it. That's a difficult balancing act that Biden will have to take a position in. Handing over too little to Iran will scare them away from the negotiation table, giving too much will result in exploitation and continued destabilization in the region.
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  1373. Not entirely. Many regions and cities/villages has been taken over by the federal government, but the militant rebels and political party in Tigray hasn't surrendered fully.
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  1374. North Korea will always be an infected country.
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  1375. Singapore, an Asian country, tend to top these lists as well. Lovely country. Probably some Gulf states too.
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  1376.  @Shiva_shankar-w8p  Yeah, Norway has to step up their security on all their platforms to prevent future digital attacks. But the hackers should be called out, tracked down, and punished. Especially if they're state actors. Putting blame on the culprits is an important part of the process.
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  1377. The bird flu doesn't seem to be that dangerous. It mainly spreads between birds and kills birds. Transmission to and spread between people is more rare. Around 700 have died since the virus were first detected decades ago. The world is more prepared for this virus too. I'm sure Japan will figure it out.
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  1378. I wonder why this exact news piece were made private/removed and reuploaded a few minutes ago. What was the problem with the old video? Didn't receive enough views?
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  1379. "Amanda S. C. Gorman (born March 7, 1998) is an American poet and activist from Los Angeles, California. Gorman's work focuses on issues of oppression, feminism, race, and marginalization." I think that Amanda was an eloquent speaker last night. Very persuasive. But the description above says it all, and why she perhaps shouldn't be taken as seriously or be as praised as has been seen the past 12 hours. Focusing on oppression and feminism in the USA, in the 21st century, is an indefensible priority.
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  1380. Printing cash and the state spending trillions should be done cautiously. But it isn't socialism. It doesn't have to be risky if investments are maintained, economic stability ensured, and if the US continues to dominate production and consumption. The central bank and federal state must be careful to prevent hyperinflation or unpayable debt levels though.
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  1381. You'd think that the cheetah would move if their prey or combatants moves.
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  1382. Up and down, up and down. Close, open, close, open. That seems to be the approach by half of the world to handle the virus. Why not close down until you establish decisive control of the virus instead?
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  1383. Good that nobody are doing that then....
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  1384. Why the heck would New Zealand invite foreign athletes from Pakistan during a pandemic? I guess Jacinda and her team still are too naive for their important assignments. Good that they stepped their foot down and warned of deportations, but come on, letting these breaches occur is just careless.
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  1385.  @seantran6689  Why? Since they're slowly becoming capitalist and Westernized?
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  1386. Yeah..it's hard to trust a power-hungry group that won't stop at any practise to seize power and establish control. A group willing to use brutal violence for their cause. I doubt we'll end up pleased having negotiated with terrorists. That's not how it should be done. But maybe i'll be surprised.
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  1387. This guy must be smiling behind closed doors. Get a nobel peace prize and starts to wager a bloody war in his own country. Sort of like Obama. I get the need for it, but the irony will never not be funny.
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  1388. Of course, but foreign interference and electoral fraud isn't part of the left's vocabulary anymore, after having repeated the slogans for year after year since the 2016 election. A disgrace to USA's history.
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  1389. This should have been implemented in this country a year ago. The government's response has been embarrassingly slow, the health institute has defied scientific consensus (opposed mask usage and denounced all lockdown measures) and the people are fine with this liberally deranged approach. Ministers and politicians travelled abroad several times this autumn, in the midst of the pandemic. The almost non-existining guidelines that everyone is encouraged to follow, aren't even follow by the top. It's a disgrace.
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  1390. Pakistan should be listed as a country that adheres to and negotiates with domestic terrorists. A country that permits the boycott of France, a country doing all it can to fight Islamic terrorism and subversion. Any countries that stands behind Turkey, Pakistan and Bangladesh in this matter are a global threat.
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  1391. Welp...at least we won't be freezing as much during early spring, right 🤔
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  1392. If you read the Wikipedia compilation of Qatari involvement in sponsoring terrorism, "Qatar and state-sponsored terrorism", it's not a very charming view if you look at Qatar's perspective. Lots of funding and involvement in the most reprehensible political organizations and straight up terror groups from the Qatari side. I can see why the blockade in 2017 were initiated. Qatar should cut ties and distance themselves from these actions and instead become like Oman, if they're looking for more of a fair treatment.
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  1393. Lam, a nice lady with a respectable political position. I don't have any objections to what she's done the past years. And she never backs down either to threats, external/internal pressure and irrational criticism, which is a commendable trait. Keep it up!
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  1394. 17 FDA officials voted in favor, 3 opposed. The 3 that opposed the provision stating that 16-17 y/o's should receive the vaccine, something that the 17 officials disagreed with. The vaccine seems to on most parameters be safe.
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  1395. Almost every single social media site is PC-controlled censorship haven nowadays. Having vibrant and free debates has been stigmatized, more and more. And it's supported by the suppressive masses who pretends to care about freedom, human rights, and civic rights.
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  1396. Disgraceful that these psychopathic witches are able to infiltrate society with the determination to hurt and eliminate innocent life. They ought to be placed in the shameful corner for suggesting that this legislation should be in place.
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  1397. BLM should be labelled as a terrorist and criminal organization, and be forbidden by law. They're rioting whenever a criminal hooligan gets the medicine that they deserve. They're shaming our beloved and well-needed police force. Suggesting ethnically-based policies that only serves one group of people. Has a positive outlook on marxism. Yet the world managed to be deceived by these reprehensible values and organizations? Goes to show how foolish large swathes of humanity can be. However, I think organizations looking out for the poor and vulnerable may be applicable in a country like Yemen though. They've suffering from the worst humanitarian crisis in modern times and has no opportunities. I don't think they're spreading americas spoiled and irrational BLM narrative there. I've tried to restructure this comment thrice now, to avoid being automatically removed by YouTube's oppressive filtering system. Frustrating.
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  1398. They should look at their own violent citizens (referring to the political party that rioterd and screamed because blashemy laws weren't strict enough in Pakistan and in Europe) instead of catering to these rabid political parties. Instead of caving in and legitimizing extremism themselves. Instead of housing rebel groups and their leaders. They gotta clean up in their own backyard.
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  1399. Maybe they're siding with the truth... Why should authorities make things up and politicize a criminal case because you're critical of a questionable group that were critical of this woman? Don't you value authenticity and truth?
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  1400. @Chairman Maonalisa No. Plenty of Indian users are spamming unrelated and a bunch of incomprehensible statements as well. You see a bunch of nonsense in almost every thread, as if this is a daycare.
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  1401. Imagine thinking that black people or women is needed to restore economic growth or protect certain communities. No, that's the opposite of what you need. You need qualified, knowledgeable and people SUITED for the job. Not diversity tokens, for heaven's sake. Biden and his team should be charged for gender discrimination, and maybe impeached.
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  1402. I'm gonna miss this administration in so many ways. What a ride it have been.
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  1403. Why are hospitals targeted? Are chemical weapons, weapon arsenals as a whole and rebels using hospitals to hide as a shield? Can't get much more unethical than that.
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  1404. Very ridiculous indeed. They should investigate the Biden family instead. Hunter's been up to no good for decades and we've got documented proof of that. But nope, the witch hunt continues.
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  1405. ...that's the side-effect that some people may experience from taking a vaccine. There's nothing wrong, strange or dangerous about that. Don't fearmonger.
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  1406. "dognapping" lmfao Never heard of that phrase.
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  1407. ...what does that have to do with anything? China aren't talking about race and superiority in the way that the Nazis did. I think you're talking about North Korea. Try again.
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  1408. They're the most influential part of the world with a strong economic powerhouse. The entire world cares about the West, and very little about your country India (if we're gonna play this petty game). Perhaps show some respect and concern for others, to shake things up for once and be seen as more humble.
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  1409.  @MrX-el6jq  He's sick and should be forcefully taken by authorities. The guy's clearly psychotic and lost. I guess that's what happens when you've lost your mind in a poor Asian country.
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  1410. This hacking attempt is a huge breach that broke into the core of americas most imporant institutions. It's shady that we haven't heard much about this. That people aren't focused on it. Not even the president is talking about it. Maybe the intelligence services are investigating- and countering it in the dark, but still. Also, Iran, China and allegedly Russia hacked into our elections and tried to interfere in the 2020 presidential election. That is undisputed. Yet, I've never heard anyone talking about this the past months. So strange. Not even right-wingers are bringing it up.
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  1411. Islamophobia = Opposing violence, dogmatic fundamentalism, terrorism and toxic ideologies that only results in destruction for civilized countries. That's basically how these countries and theocratic clerics reasons. Pakistan, Bangladesh and its friends societal members have gone out and rioted because the West is trying to clamp down on this barbarism. Which is why I presume these countries feel pressured to push through declarations that forces countries to support these rabid zealots. Good that so many are seeing through this.
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  1412. @Rahul Ar Right. We need McCarthyism again.
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  1413. @Bhavehs Singh You don't know that. At all. Fun guess though.
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  1414. They're backed by the strongest military on earth and the Western world, which is a quite powerful force. China knows this, and are moving forward slowly and mainly in a subtle way to avoid escalation.
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  1415. Putin should denounce and criticize the Russian hacker groups and distance himself from them if he's serious in his assertion that Russia isn't involved in the hacking. His speech last night was weak and lacking in that regard.
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  1416.  @sidn8946  Oman, sure. Warmongering and the global destabilizer Iran? Nah.
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  1417.  @twchannel7503  Correct. And in this case, they went after innocent people and managed to bring about judiciaL/legal cases against these innocent people. Of course the innocent people should be acquitted and pardoned if needed.
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  1418.  @Todd.B  A pardon isn't an admission of guilt if you were charged and prosecuted on false and illegal grounds.
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  1419. Biden fell on his way to the plane yesterday. Pakistan's PM contracts corona 2 days after he was inoculated with the vaccine. Putin is furious that Biden called him a murderer. The state of world leaders isn't ideal at the moment.
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  1420. On the plus side, vaccines are nearly approved and prescriptions to mitigate the virus has been developed. They're presumably ready prior to a next horrific coronavirus wave initiating.
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  1421. The safest way to live as a Chinese citizen or heritage is to avoid getting in contact with anything to do with politics or foreign affairs. Or avoid the country China altogether at all costs. It arguably shouldn't be this way, but it's reality.
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  1422. I don't think Biden is authoritarian in any way, unfortunately. He isn't an ecofascist.
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  1423.  @nn8413  What's perfect about a baseless assertion and speculation that can't be backed up by anything? Do you have an education?
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  1424. The woman that stood up against brutal vandals, domestic terrorists, rebellious/spiteful students making their own weapons to play childish detectives, and against people that don't belong in Hong Kong. HK's residents supports the new security legislation. They're tired of what the city has turned into. Lam had no choice but to work with the country that technically controls the territory anyway. She hasn't done anything wrong.
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  1425. Even rappers? Yeah, I totally agree.
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  1426. Affirmative action and 'positive' discrimination to rule out and filter men from being appointed even thought they may be more appropriate, is literally Biden's official policy. Imagine if a president did that in favor of men. It's disgraceful that this hasn't gained more traction.
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  1427. You need a combination of the two.
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  1428. It's certainly a mouthpiece for the government or the Indian image. This channel are very careful in reporting news that could damage India's reputation. Have they for example ever talked about the ongoing rape epidemics in India? The fact that hundreds of millions of Indians are unwilling to use a toilet for cultural reasons? The level of corruption and poverty in India?
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  1429. Letting children understand the importance in responding properly to this pandemic is definitely worth focusing on. Normalizing the use of face masks during crises and taking precautionary measures. Just like in Asia where the behavior is part of the norm, which is why those countries managed to handle the pandemic better than most. Clever tactics, including by these corporations.
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  1430. Biden is willing to destroy USA's culture, bring in voters, undermine security and virtue signal to those that aren't looking out for USA's best interests. Shame.
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  1431. Which party that has superiority in the conflict shouldn't be the concern. Escalation and the conflict itself should be where the concern is at. Work on deescalating tensions rather than warmongering and taunting your opponents.
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  1432. Borrowing money to pay off debts. Galaxy brain. China are cleverly purchasing countries through these debt trapping schemes.
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  1433. Democratic politicians who incited it and democratic attorneys/prosecutors/judges who provided bail, leniency and zero punishments for the rioters won't be sued either. Neither will those responsible for letting the riots continue for months. Everyone's still glued to Jan. 6.
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  1434. They've already built renewable sources, cities covered in plants/trees, and plans to ban single-use plastics. So no, they'll probably deliver. But gradually.
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  1435. Kamala will be able to whisper in his ears to dictate his agenda. If he doesn't listen, off a cliff you go!
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  1436. Were they sent before or after the nuclear scientist were killed yesterday?
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  1437. A blitzkrieg lmao. Israeli citizens aren't going to feel comfortable by that german term, i'm sure. Or did they choose the phrase?
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  1438. Let's not do trade wars, and let's instead set a global standard that holds China accountable for releasing the pandemic. Compensation that benefits everyone and that signals that China are sorry.
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  1439. A republican senator planned to present impeachment articles on the first day of his presidency lol But that senator in particular is sadly an insane q-anon loyalist with a fetishization for bearing guns everywhere, including in Congress. Oh well.
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  1440. Following the economic law of comparative advantage and avoiding protectionism is the best approach for every country to assert to push down prices and create a high amount of wealth. But there are some exceptions, such as not wishing to rely on your enemy countries when it comes to food, medical or energy supply. Protectionism isn't the ideal model though.
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  1441. This title has nothing to do with the video ("Refers to Iranian nuclear scientist, talks about Modi meeting the British foreign minister"). Come on WION....
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  1442. The country needs significantly improved security and checks in this mining and infrastructure industry. Workers ending up trapped in mines or stuck below rubble after some structure collapsed is commonplace over there. Shouldn't the state care about its people. Or is it too costly?
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  1443. @Shifty Adjusting to a pandemic in order to improve how societies operate, to prevent pandemics, and prepare for future crises, is a good thing.
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  1444.  @volcanowb  Nothing of substance nor proof is pointing towards that, no. But the gullible buys into everything it seems.
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  1445. WION are pumping out reports too quickly. They need to do some edits and corrections rather than publishing misleading blunders. Not good.
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  1446. These trials are far behind the rest of the world. But meeting the standards by cooperating with USA and Europe is hard.
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  1447. Their citizens should avoid influencing western politics, and their annexation/expansionist plans can't continue if peace and stability is the goal. Apart from this though, Israel are alright.
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  1448. So why does the world purchase billions of worth in items and products from China
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  1449. Rioting and supporting rioting, especially for ridiculous reasons, should be prosecuted. Good. We don't need vandals on the streets.
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  1450. Good. Even if you don't believe in the science behind humans causing global warming and climate change by their activities, everyone should be onboard of electrifying the economy, creating quieter driving, and ensuring that we maintain a high qualitative levels of air quality.
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  1451. How to avoid prosecution; Occupy a psychiatric condition, and be interrogated in any weak Western court.
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  1452. Fun fact: Some speculators and investors on the global market has said that they believe that the value of Bitcoin may exceed $100K within the next months, and reach nearly $300K at the end of 2021. Insane. The amount of black market and shady operations that Bitcoins is used in and its decentralized nature where no one has real control over it, warrants a prohibition of its usage in my opinion. Something for governments to look into, perhaps.
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  1453. All of these warmongering actors are the worst. Should be deterred fiercely.
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  1454. If Saudi Arabia are in favor of vaccinating and are making the travel to an important Islamic holiday conditioned on vaccination, i'm sure that'll lead to most muslims being vaccinated very quickly. These religious governments in MENA can easily force their people to take the vaccine as well, if needed.
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  1455.  @anaishafathima3703  Dry ice inside your what? Mouth? It'll certainly feel uncomfortable. And cold.
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  1456. Good, good. This is very important. Social media definitely seems like a strong source causing psychiatric complications these days in the digital age that we as a species never have experienced before. The bullying, harassment and addictive nature of social media must be regulated away for everyone's sake. For humanity.
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  1457. Then there's the apathetic psychos who can't cry or express feelings. Those who make fun of others for crying.
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  1458. Repulsive. Get some manners. You can do better, Taiwan.
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  1459. Trivial global news is still news :)
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  1460. Why are you opposed to the assimilation policy against a group of people who've killed off Chinese officials and civilians? A group with 5,000 of them who've joined ISIS in Syria? Why are Indians all of a sudden so liberally oriented on this issue? Is it because of the fear of commending China?
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  1461.  @abishekraju4521  Sounds like you didn't understand my comment. Why are you opposed to the policy directed against the Uighurs, if the Uigurs has indulged in unacceptable, illegal and hostile behavior against the state and against humanity, as I brought up in the previous comment?
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  1462.  @abishekraju4521  Assimilation and maintaining stability without any executions does not equal to genocide.
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  1463. Let China install some order and economic growth in the city again. HK, China or the world won't benefit by the existence of a riot movement full of insurgents and vandals.
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  1464. ..there will be different vaccines created and governments will for the most part purchase these doses.
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  1465. While at the same time, Twitter claims that there's many account that they won't suspend because the accounts aren't breaking Indian law. That's way bigger news.
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  1466.  @unseenvideos9447  If you think that US and Canada uses more oppressive and strict tactics against their citizens than Russia, you must be brainwashed or just uneducated. Liberal countries, such as USA and Canada, are weak when it comes to handling crime, riots, and destabilization. Russia are the polar opposite and tend to do what it takes to counter any threats, by force. Comparing these different entities is just laughable.
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  1467.  @MrKirua21  Bringing up a literal non-case about Gaetz to undermine the valid criticism against democrats? Are you serious? Who's the "russian troll" again? Lmao
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  1468.  @myview5840  I agree with you, but Biden isn't a rap_ist. He's not convicted. He just has old-fashioned values on how to interact with others, which is creepy. But we can't go around accusing others with unproven and serious allegations. That applies to us and joshua the conspiracy theorist.
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  1469. Mass death, forceful shutdown of companies/societies and millions ending up sick is not a ""hoax"", no. Insinuating otherwise is horribly disrespectful for those who've suffered and are suffering from the disease. Nobody is trying to maliciously take advantage and "reset" the world by this. Tone down the conspiracies.
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  1470. What an amazing evolutionary trait. Imagine if humans could do this. We'd be more prevalent than rats. But it's horrifying to think of dangerous animals potentially developing this trait. Imagine a spider that you're trying to cut in pieces, with their legs and organ pieces continuously moving and regenerating to forever plague your home. Eww.
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  1471. She was caught off guard during a temporary period, as a mistake, it seems. She owned up to it and criticized herself. What more can you ask for?
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  1472. That Ananya person has made some strange comments. So has Macrona. Lots of nonsensical spam and provocations. It's like children fighting with each other. But that reflects large parts of WION's comment sections. Or social media as a whole, I should say.
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  1473. Let's hope that the reactions by the losing side isn't warfare and counterinsurgencies, worsening the current situation.
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  1474. Totalitarian democrats. Oxymoron of the year.
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  1475. She's a political asset without any knowledge of what she's talking about. So I don't think she deserve any more exposure in the media, frankly. Let the criticism against her be published and flooded on Twitter instead. I saw plenty of Indians stepping their foot down against her when she supported the Indian farmer protests a few days ago.
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  1476. Why did its creators have to make the robot into the most creepy prototype available? At least make it able to fit in to the human atmosphere lol
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  1477. Aww, what a beautiful initiative during these trying times. Saddening that this amount of suffering had to arise.
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  1478. The result of trade wars on top of a global pandemic. Extremely damaging to the market.
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  1479. Close down and deport.
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  1480. Are you suggesting that the products are manufactured in the Western part of booming Europe and then exported/imported to the citizens of Eastern Europe? That'd still be irrelevant. Those to blame for this amount of plastic waste are those littering, not preparing garbage facilities and those not picking up the dirt.
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  1481. Considering that it basically only will apply to BLM, Antifa and corona violators, I don't really mind it. It's surprising that UK takes these harsh measures against all instability though. They're usually a weak country hijacked by the notion that human rights and freedom should transcend and trump everything else. The UK police is very weak. UK is still an unpredictable country these days.
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  1482. An action that may ease the border- and travel dispute between the two nuclear-powered states. Which is good. Thawing frosty ties is always optimal.
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  1483. Not only. In combination with renewables. Not sure why Macron isn't acknowledging that here.
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  1484. Lock em' up. That's the only way to deal with BLM-esque saboteurs and those who don't respect the law.
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  1485. Brazil's tax revenue on an annual basis sits at around $455M if I calculated it properly after back and forth converting the Brazilian currency. So $3m is nothing, but just an, arguably, unnecessary expenditure.
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  1486. Less time and money wasting on superficial hairstyles and unnatural features that no one in actuality likes. Characteristics that for long have become normalized in the individualist world where everyone's looking to appear as unique. Some positives will certainly arise from the impacts of this pandemic.
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  1487. Oh look, the West (and some of its allies) upholding Africa again by providing help, assistance and food, while being accused of colonialism and oppression.
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  1488. That we can't do. Too expensive and pointless..
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  1489. Replace the EU with a centrist/conservative union looking to uphold European security, peace, and a flourishing trading system, and everyone would get on board. The EU has failed because of its supranational, neoliberal and socially left-wing agenda that destroys Europe.
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  1490.  @bf3947  And to transparently record the vaccination rate.
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  1491. Uh...we're in a pandemic, if you were living under a rock. Contracting and transmitting the coronavirus is dangerous.
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  1492. America and its questionable populace that "voted" in this direction will end up regretting this. And, they'll blame Trump or Russia for it. Watch and see.
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  1493. The highest priority in the world should be to reach global herd immunity before mutations kicks in. Before the economic recession deepens. Good on the UK for doing what it takes to speed this up.
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  1494. Maybe the christians and atheists has been experiencing some love jihad and are forced to convert and assimilate into the islamic doctrine. Wouldn't be surprising in a country such as Indonesia.
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  1495. So you're not worried at all about decrease in forests and more of a tree insufficiency because unsustainable tree cutting practises throughout the holidays? Does that valid worry make someone into an "environmentalist"? From an article regarding the sale of christmas trees: "California Christmas tree farmers are reporting a surge in attendance at their locations so far this year. The National Christmas Tree Association says there was an “unprecedented level” of early inquiries from customers wanting to know when tree farms would open this fall. Christmas tree sellers from New York to California are selling out fast because of the high demand and fewer trees to sell."
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  1496. A socdem communist sympathizer, who've praised Cuba and spent time with Soviet officials, proudly.
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  1497. Pete Buttigieg–a kind guy, but with obnoxious policies and an amorally angled worldview. A summary of the whole Democratic party, really. Is that a problem for China? No.
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  1498. The amount of awards having to be handed out if nuclear weapons or military capability instead of sticks and stones were used back during last year's skirmishes would've been insane.
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  1499. EU will probably dissolve and break down further after this crisis is over. They haven't been a particularly powerful force to lift the vulnerable members and unify the union. Many failures have been seen.
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  1500. Every person, apart from some short-sighted ROI-addicted capitalist, should be onboard the vision to improve a deteriorated air quality that impacts many countries.
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  1501. I wonder if these kind of poor countries are investigating and trying to prosecute these corporations to usurp cash, or if they're genuinely worried about Google's monopolistic and predatory existence. About their tendency to support progressive, feminist and angled perspectives rather than neutrality. Celebrating international women's day and not international men's day. Censoring content, certain words and blocking political users on YouTube. They deserve to be intervened upon.
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  1502. Don't be a contrarian. The Oxford, or AstraZeneca vaccine, had not been proven to be effective when used for individuals over the age of 65. New data has presumably been retrieved on the matter, it's therefore now being recommended. That's how collection of data and conducting scientific studies works
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  1503. Lol, this is how you destroy the birth rates and create a sterile and impotent nation.
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  1504. I love how he's completely obliterating these spiteful and derogatory journalists, thinking that they're on the right side of facts/history, so shamelessly. They're truly the enemy of the people.
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  1505. Every Australian partner has said that they'll purchase Australian wine and products, and Australia's populace has encouraged each other to boost their own market, in order to mitigate the negative effects from the trade war, barriers, and limitations that the country have with China.
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  1506. What's the point of opening up virus hotspots if your country isn't free from the virus like NZ, China or Taiwan?
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  1507. This guy's a great rhetorical speaker. He handles diplomacy well. Charming.
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  1508. These industries will crash if people's senses are wiped out by this pandemic. Many individuals' ability to taste and smell has deteriorated as a side-effect of catching the virus. Hopefully the symptoms and impact isn't permanent.
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  1509. Snag tights, what is it, tights for the obese? That's all I can see after looking it up. In other words, this company is selling clothes to idealize a fat lifestyle, which results in dire health implications and negative societal side-effects. Or is the company using obese models to advertise the products? Either way, it shouldn't be allowed.
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  1510. That's indeed huge. Bet it'll be used in the incoming space races to build civilizations in space and extract resources. Surprising that they'll let foreign researchers in to use the telescope. Although I presume the trade-off there is that China will receive all the detailed information that the researchers find by using the telescope.
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  1511. Biden recently allocated funds for abortion clinics and organizations across the world, & has provided funds/acceptance of the mentally unstable in the military. He won't be able to persuade anyone to follow his lead if he's indulging in such immoral decisions.
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  1512. Some of these artwork paintings are cool and all, but street art, graffiti and public murals are often a sign of anarchistic decay. Of lawlessness. A lack of broken windows policing. Not sure why it'd be allowed in Russia. But they allow gopniks and drunks, so...
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  1513. Good. All of the vandals and rioters with their ridiculous demands should be thrown behind bars. It's for the best.
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  1514. We need to be incredibly careful when interacting with this unstable and threatening part of the world, if we are to continue interacting with it. Rest in peace, Luca Attanasio & Vittorio Lacovacci.
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  1515. Ye, America has a big crime scene. Lots for the police to do, and many inevitable shots that arguably has to be fired for their own, the civilians and public safety's sake.
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  1516. Virus transmission decreases if every person stays inside throughout the evening and night, yes, as opposed to going outside to gather, party and behave irresponsibly. This snide joke doesn't make sense lol
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  1517.  @zester5704  "Drama", or political reporting, is sometimes part of the task of informing the people. Can't just report on neutral and unpolitical topics all the time. That wouldn't be responsible for a news company.
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  1518. During a time when everybody robbed each other, and the UK came out on top. Funnily enough, the collection of artifacts, fossils, and items of cultural heritage is way more safe and protected in the UK, compared with their home countries.
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  1519. This is crazy. The cops has had to shot several suspects to death the past 2 weeks. Simultaneously, we've seen gun grime increase rapidly and experiencing several shootings where dozens combined have died from. We see riots to dismantle the police. Protests to increase the legislation to hinder people from easily retrieving guns. The USA is in a big crisis.
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  1520. It's too expensive and exaggerated to boycott China for punishing potential terrorists and enforcing order in Hong Kong. People realize that, right? This isn't Nazi Germany, as many like to falsely believe. It's a strict society with an assimilation policy directed against a group of people, which could be seen as collective punishment. But it isn't a policy of eradicating the group.
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  1521. The country is flooded with corruption, but it isn't "corrupt" to arrest opponents. It's authoritarian and maybe unjustified, which we can presume is true in a country like Africa. I wonder if that continent ever will recover and manage to build something meaningful without violence and letting everyone be pushed down to the bottom.
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  1522. Sorry to say but China are doing the right thing in Hong Kong. Crackdowns and tougher legislation was needed to restore its broken state. HK rioters are to blame for it, since they continued wreaking havoc after the extradition bill was withdrawn. They destroyed the cite to fight imaginary tyranny...and got tyranny as a response. Good one.
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  1523.  @knugglebot5614  Literally the same argument could be used to defend Chinese courts and their assertions about every Chinese citizen undermining national security. Just concede that these situations are very similar and it's hypocritical to support one of them.
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  1524.  @aarohi.5272  Aww thank you 😊😊 Seen you a lot as well lately 😏
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  1525. India is still a poor and growing nation. Exponential booms in terms of companies establishing, companies increasing their stock value, and profitability spiking is a possibility that many are unwilling to miss out on. Considering is gradually getting more stable, investors don't want to miss out on making some short and long-term profits. Makes sense why the rate of cash flows into the country is shifting upwards.
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  1526. The countries who've shut down their economies and societies entirely to eradicate the virus and get back on track are in many cases doing better economically than the rest of the world, because they're able to open up quicker and ease the restrictions domstically.
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  1527. Yay, happy and upbeat music. These segments are great!
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  1528. Phasing out from relying on oil, coal, plastic and pollutants can't come any sooner. There's too many destructive effects from its usage to keep it flowing in our economies.
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  1529. Why do these people think that the virus is a "fraud"? I keep hearing this by conspiracy theorists online, and many Russian citizens being interviewed. Who have indoctrinated them?
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  1530.  bālal 2021  I'm not religious at all. Try again, junkie.
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  1531.  @krin8831  Gangs will continue competing on the legal market, go to another illegal market (extortion, smuggling, trafficking), and likely uphold their presence. That happened in Canada after legalization and will happen again. Even if the gangs disappears (should disappear by state intervention either way, not by decriminalizing/legalizing drugs), this policy has way too many downsides to make justifiable.
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  1532. His reach won't be as wide on there, which is why these tech giants are so powerful. They've got the ability to remove a person who've built up a huge platform with an almost unprecedented exposure through the internet. Should be unacceptable to remove someone for their political or strong opinions as long as it's expressed in a factual, proper and nuanced manner.
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  1533. You know you have cultural flaws when people prefer to talk to and interact with a robot...especially just to do the right and obvious thing to protect themselves and others. Weird.
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  1534. Oh god...the approved vaccines better be able to neutralize these slightly mutated virus strains. We're doomed otherwise.
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  1535. I support peace, by force, if it's so needed. That these countries signed a peace deal a few weeks ago, with 2K Russian peacekeeping troops in the region, yet still managed to clash with weapons once again, is remarkably alarming.
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  1536. Oh how rapidly Cuomo fell from grace. He's got like 5 embarrassing and exceptional scandals to deal with. Nobody will be able to with a straight face praise this man ever again.
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  1537. It seems to be an infamous "hacker" group from Russia. So no. Russia, not China.
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  1538. @Arkangel Flights No they weren't. They were burning down the country after a despicable convict with a long criminal history had resisted arrest, ignored directives by the police and tried to flee justice after committing another crime. The BLM psychopaths blamed the police. The system (that has given out equal rights, subsidiers and assistance to these broken communities that constantly indulges in severe crimes and wrongdoing). The right. Not the criminal convict that deserved what was coming to him. Defending this group does not only make you a blatant hypocrite, it indicates that you're fine with acts of terrorism and violence in some cases. Get a grip.
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  1539. 1:29 Obama sounds like Tai Lopez in his iconic and contentious speech (Here In My Garage) when he expresses the word "reminder". Hehe, good times.
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  1540. Islamic and terror-apologists always has a difficulty in acknowledging the importance in fighting off this terrorism. They decide to stand behind the extremists, that is clear. Look at Erdogan, Pakistan, Bangladesh, and its radical population. They're not standing behind Macron here, but his enemies.
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  1541. Are you speaking about the Taliban, Al Qaeda and ISIS? NATO aren't bombing hospitals, maternity wards and universities. Such barbaric acts are done by the forementioned terror organizations, which is why intervention and neutralization of these horrific groupings is 100% justifiable, and needed.
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  1542. Is violence, threats and oppression even common towards these religious demographics? We never hear of that, and that may why it isn't focused on as much...for natural reasons.
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  1543. Considering that the presidential position in Portugal is largely symbolic and ceremonial, the election should certainly have been postponed if the pandemic is of concern.
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  1544. These liberally oriented men tend to turn out as creeps, abusers, and pedophiles. It's all very much ironic when they're associating with the same individuals that ends up "cancelling" and chastising them.
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  1545. You'd think that the US would support all action and forces to quell the separatist Tigray forces. But no, pretending to stand on the side of justice by kicking the general of Africa's secretive North Korea seems their preferred route. Let's see how it plays out.
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  1546. Will the previous reporters that took over during your temporary departure ever come back?
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  1547. Heck yes, the most oppressed group out there are finally becoming more represented and placed on the map! We should however not promote gaming too much.
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  1548. The way China are handling unassimilated and risky demographics in the country is one of the FEW things that they're doing right, something that EU should copy to prevent a whole lot of flaws, violations, and infringements that we see on this continent by certain groups. Let China do whatever they want when it comes to domestic policy, law & order and stability.
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  1549. Because not every country has been enforcing strict lockdowns. Some countries are open with almost no restrictions, resulting in large gatherings, sport events, parties, clubbing, drinking, people visiting restaurants and not caring at all what their selfish actions may result in. Not every wears a mask nor is forced to wear a mask. Not everyone cares about social distancing. Also, businesses aren't closed everywhere. Many still go to work daily, which requires a suit or at least dressing properly.
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  1550. Masked dolls and highlighting the risks of this pandemic has NOTHING to do with transgenderism or unhealthy traits. This comment section is such a foolish mess today. Worse than usual.
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  1551. Lmao 😂😂 China are busy trying to deflect criticism towards the US and the US intelligence service because China are being called out by WHO and the world for mishandling the corona.
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  1552. China; the art of the steal. They keep on capturing intellectual property, patents, business secrets and product designs from the developed world, to copy or steal it for their own gain. Rogue state.
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  1553. These barbaric acts that keeps on happening is why the war on terror is widely supported and initiated from the get-go.
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  1554. Religious dogmatism, zealot ways of thinking, and the country's theocratic nature that don't values or puts trust in science, production and societal models that works, hinders Bangladesh's ability to grow and prosper. Focus more on enriching your people instead of blasphemy abroad, for example.
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  1555. When nepotism results in historical peace deals in the Middle east, Kushner edition.
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  1556. That's how 'justice' and 'equality' looks like in the feminized and progressive West. Discrimination is fine, if you discriminate against competent individuals part of the majority demographics.
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  1557. These countries HATE transparency.
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  1558. Democrats once again doing all they can to let their cattle vote without any boundaries, without any security. Disgusting.
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  1559. Solving the Kashmir dispute isn't as clear and easy as some seem to think. And getting into the debate is like getting into the Israel-Palestine conflict by walking on a minefield.
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  1560. Nobody benefits by it
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  1561. Acquit Chauvin and provide him with the presidential medal of freedom.
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  1562. Perhaps women can participate in camel beauty contests now. Lots of cash to rake in as a winner.
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  1563. If the current sleazy, corrupt and indecent Thai King that spends most of his time in Germany with prostitutes represents monarchy, monarchy should be abolished altogether.
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  1564. The airline industry needs to create a sustainable future anyway to prevent the high level of emissions release. The industry is also part of the individualist consumption society and unnecessary travel, which has to be countered for various reasons. Job losses and bleeding industries are unfortunate, but a transition has to be made at some point anyway. Support ought to be provided for that.
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  1565. Biden will likely provide amnesty and citizenship to millions from these 3rd world country, resulting in the 3rd world expanding its presence and thrashing the 1st world. The american way. This is what "americans" voted for, after all. Why not build up stable structures and aid programs in these countries instead of bringing the problem to let an increase in people suffer the consequences?
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  1566. Interesting how WION reports on this little fun activity in Russia instead of reporting on the knife-attack that ISIS took responsibility for in Russia's eastern region.
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  1567. Biden's preparing for the welcomed mass migration, during a crisis, economic recession, and when we've got plenty of uphill battles to fight. Typical liberalism/leftism.
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  1568. Investigating into what, the legal activities that Facebook and CA used by using the personal data gathered to their advantage? Nothing can be done judicially or concretely against these companies. Or am I missing something?
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  1569. Many other EU countries has restrictions from people travelling from outside the inner single market. So such people would likely be screened and quarantined, or forbidden from entering as well.
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  1570. Show gratitude or move back. NGOs and international groups should be quiet.
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  1571. And now the Japan empire's pieces are slowly being put back in place. The navy and military is stronger than ever. The declaration only authorizing self defense is gone.
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  1572. Isolating a country and cutting trade ties doesn't always work that great. Just look at North Korea. Imagine NK, but with a population ~50x as large with much capabilities. That wouldn't be ideal for global peace or stability.
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  1573. Bring out the fleet of water bombers.
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  1574. So the Syrian launched missile nearly caused a nuclear meltdown and fallout? Such foolish action to take.
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  1575. Good. Turkey is a global and European threat and must be kept in check.
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  1576. If only. Many scientific revolutions and conclusions based off of all the available evidence tends to be politicized and dismissed based on its content, these days. That's dangerous. The left dismisses data about crime rate, mental complications within certain groups. The right (if you can call it that, they're liberal/libertarian) dismisses data that e.g. proves that quarantine measures, mask usage and vaccines are effective and that its benefits outweigh its risks/side-effects. Some pseudo-scientific fields are also labelled as scientific, such as conclusions based off of qualitative data collection, subjective interpretations, assessments that are difficult to keep objective, etc. Gender studies, CRT, feminist doctrines, and so on. It's also unfortunate that some states provides extra funds to do research about subjects that may benefit the state. Or subjects that are related to pseudo-science. And lastly, corporations has sometimes way too much of a say in studies and scientific research. Such as the tobacco industry trying to lie and present the notion that the usage of tobacco isn't as risky as it has been proven to be.
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  1577. The heck are you talking about?
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  1578. Ye. WION's music choices consisting of epic and spectacular melodies are always entertaining to listen to. Every informative video tends to include such tracks.
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  1579. Don't wave with guns, knives and weapons in public, fools. It's fatal.
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  1580.  @topgear_75  Most countries would theoretically fit under the definition "kleptocracy".
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  1581. If the military ever lose power, I presume it's not going to be pleasant for its members. Long jail time and condemnations. That's usually the outcome of every falling dictatorship or military rule.
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  1582. This type of comment reminds me of MBS of Saudi Arabia's response when the West expressed war cries and sorrow when it was revealed that the Saudi state had executed Khashoggi. MBS said something along the lines of "why are you so upset? Why is the world in shambles over this? I'm surprised that the world is so surprised."
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  1583. They're pushed by its leftist userbase to enforce guidelines from a leftist perspective. Their employees probably consists of progressive millennials with a tainted and immoral view on politics, which influences their work. The US government and regulators across the world should get involved to change this bias.
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  1584. Not if a special trade deal is reached, which will occur at some point. Even if the WTO rules prevails, it likely won't have that much of an effect anyway. The UK saves billions in EU fees, will have an expansive supply of fish to catch, and won't have to accept uneducated individuals from abroad/sell off their self-determination. The question is if we can trust Johnson and the Torries to do the right thing though. Not sure about that.
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  1585.  @bea5365  Undermining? The guy made a joke I think. Even if he didn't, weren't women generally happier back when families were more highly valued? Back when traditional gender roles and vastly different responsibilities/obligations existed? Depression and anxiety is extremely common nowadays, especially in women. Single-parent households full of misery is almost a norm.
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  1586. As long as it ensures that national security is intact and that domestic prices don't get bumped up too high, these sanctions and act of blacklisting external threat can be valid. But it has to be balanced and proportional.
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  1587. Short answer: Yes, this strain isn't different enough for vaccines to not work.
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  1588. 1:20 This man doesn't realize that the Afghan people don't care. They're generally not part of any resistance against the Taliban. There's been little outrage or concern after Ghani left the nation. Him being captured by the Taliban would've probably led to similar reactions, plus some manufactured outrage by the US and NATO forces when they see their manufactured puppet being placed in captivity.
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  1589. Quantitative easing, lowered interest rates and stimulative fiscal policy during a crisis is fully defensible and won't lead to inflation if incorporated properly. The question is if Biden and his administration will implement an agenda that equally benefits everybody under a short period of time. I doubt it. His treasury secretary is fine with avoiding the threat of inflation by letting large amounts of capital stay in circulation. He'll prioritize certain businesses (based on background/race) over others, and so on.
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  1590. For what he did throughout life?
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  1591.  @Schnitzel_23  I hope Trump manages to use the courts to overturn the results and win. To invoke emergency powers, declare a state of emergency and use the needed measures to stay in power. Dems uses illegals and criminals to win elections. They're unethical in a way that they're opposed to all sort of election requirements needed to receive an eligible status to vote. They're fine with anyone taking part in the elections, because the Dems benefits by it.
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  1592. Any person claiming that Chauvin did something wrong or any criminal apologist trying to defend Floyd should be placed behind bars and repay. Excusing gangsters and rebuking those trying to stop these heavy horrific gangsters leads to decay. Our police must be supported, not condemned.
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  1593. In other words, don't smell the water you drink. Don't let the infiltration into your brain begin.
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  1594. Yeah, it's full of young fools, conspiracy theorists and liars. I don't advocate for persecution of those using their free speech, but there must be limits, such as the aforementioned categories.
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  1595. Not even close.
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  1596.  @akshayhazari6570  Soros probably supported some NGOs involved in the BLM riots. But he didn't manufactur the riots. The riots were natural, sparked by criminals, leftists and certain demographics pretending to be upset that a heavy perpetrator lost his life by his own actions.
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  1597. This goes to show that Bolsonaro can't govern in a crisis, once again. That he won't be willing to do what it takes to help his people. Very much weak and pathetic.
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  1598. The Pakistani government seems to be filing a complaint against the courts decision, from AFP news: "The father of slain American journalist Daniel Pearl on Friday welcomed Pakistan's decision to challenge the verdict of a local court ordering the release of a militant convicted of murdering their son in 2002. "We are heartened to hear that the government of Pakistan is filing an appeal against the release order so that our son's murderers will remain in jail," Daniel Pearl's father Judea Pearl tweeted."
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  1599. Because it's a project that EU has had a say in, will impact EU, and because Germany is the strongest force in the EU..?
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  1600. What the heck? It shouldn't be encouraged everywhere, no. We don't need mass death and misery to be the norm. What sort of worldview is that? Nihilistic primitivism where maximizing misery and killing off the world's species is the goal?
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  1601. No. To hell with all the warhawks and their corresponding suggestions to declare war. We don't need more warfare.
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  1602. You can stay united without being part of a supranational union. Many countries, including prosperous ones in Europe, has such a relationship with the EU. It'll be brokered eventually. The side-effects of Brexit are mostly overblown.
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  1603. Boxing is such a primitive sport, shouldn't even be a thing. Exposing young girls for a violent sport that can result in physical injuries and brain damage is just immoral and disrespectful. Ah well, I suppose the IP-conflict implies a higher risk than practising this sport.
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  1604. The dolls and toys are supposed to be relatable and represent real life. What's the problem...? Kids learn by this. It's a relevant toy to manufacture and play with during a PANDEMIC.
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  1605. The monopoly man with nuclear weapons who've gone rogue
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  1606. So the government is privatizing further parts of the airline industry, interesting. Part of India's market liberalization, presumably. Might increase the profits and amount of job opportunities, in a best case scenario.
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  1607. The democrat-chosen electors in the several states where a close call arose, should go "rogue" and vote republican, just like democrats tried doing back in 2016. Although it's actually justified today, as opposed to back in 2016 when Trump won with a landslide.
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  1608. Disgusting level of Putin apologism in this comment section. Do you want a useless bloody war or what?
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  1609. Saudi Arabia and the oil-rich nations are preparing for that by building infrastructure projects and sectors with the capital received from selling oil/natural gas, to diversity their economy. International investments is also a frequent tool. But yeah, you're right, closer cooperation with all countries would be beneficial in this regard
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  1610.  porky wion  People unwilling to put in some effort and small sacrifices to protect themselves and others should definitely pay for their treatment and be placed last in the queue when it comes to various treatment programs during emergencies. 100%. Even the majority will be impacted by these people's careless actions. Herd immunity won't be achieved as quickly or easily. The virus will keep on wreaking havoc in communities. This is why I personally advocate for mandatory vaccines for everybody.
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  1611. High qualitative technology to such out large quantities of water in order to control floodings and storms is something that would be desirable in these circumstances. I'm surprised that such an alternative doesn't exist. Building out walls, blockades, moats and shelters in high-risk geographical locations would also mitigate the damage from these storms and landslides.
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  1612. Good. Let the alcohol industry cease, or straight up be prohibited permanently. They only contribute with poisoning the populace.
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  1613. Nah. This movement had no good reason to exist for so long. They were very violent. Separatists. Didn't care for law & order. These penalties are understandable.
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  1614.  @aryankamath4409  Bring your unsubstantiated theories elsewhere. This is a security flaw proven to have been severe enough to warrant recalling hundreds thousands of vehicles. And you're seriously claiming that someone sabotaging the cars to pull down the billionaire, with no proof? Are you insane?
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  1615.  @lal618  No, they obviously don't know anything considering that zero proof were provided. Considering that they're speculating like children.
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  1616. Meh, these certificates are better than nothing but just make the vaccines mandatory so we can get past this. Public health shouldn't be decided by some conspiratorial kids or egoists.
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  1617. Let them do whatever they want as long as their policy stays within China and doesn't expand outside. Let them establish order in Hong Kong. Don't interfere. Human rights is a modern ploy used to prevent serving justice against threats, to abolish the death penalty and stand behind the worst type of people that don't deserve any rights.
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  1618. The operations on Facebook probably ceased after this report. Therefore "targeted". They're still targeting them in China, but maybe not as much on the internet.
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  1619. I know you're trying to be snide, but there's obviously exceptions. Across the board though, the rules should apply to everyone and no exemptions should be handed out.
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  1620. Rogue states going more and more rogue and reinforcing the negative global stereotype and perception of said rogue state.
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  1621.  @elizabethiloveelohim137  He'd send you and your entire family to a torture camp where you'd be beaten and forced to conduct slave labor for the rest of your life. Alternatively, a torturous execution would be imposed. People are too scared to stand up and protest against this suppressive regime that haunts, intimidates and punishes its innocent and completely brainwashed population that are suffering greatly. I doubt you or anybody else would dare standing up against him, with this in mind. And that's understandable. True evil.
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  1622. Some officials will be taking the vaccine in front of live television. I doubt people from these civilized countries would lie about taking the vaccine anyway.
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  1623. Ffs. It makes everything so difficult when countries downplays the virus, uses different methodology to track the virus, lies, and presents data without transparency. People's perception and trust of the data will just deteriorate further now.
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  1624.  son of cush ityoppi's  Don't remember making this comment. Funny joke though :)
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  1625. How long did this agreement take, like 6 months? Jeez. Well, at least the strong economic boost finally has arrived. Along with the vaccine coming along, this is promising news.
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  1626. Are you even allowed to protest in Nepal? That's news to me. Thought they were a centralized and totalitarian socialist state. Maybe with a tilt towards democracy?
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  1627.  @shivamurti6481  Huh?
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  1628. Every social media site must crackdown on harassment, misinformation and violent content. That's an important task. But why not discourage and prohibit children from accessing the internet or these platforms in specific? They shouldn't be using social media to the extent seen today. It's harmful and gets them into a world that does not reflect reality and may shape their perception into a distorted manner, becoming obsessed with catching likes/attention, getting strange ideas, being misled, seen exploitative content, etc. It's not suitable.
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  1629. Iraqis has clearly been indoctrinated to show concern for the people, groups and countries that wishes them ill. That people are so inclined to vote for and sympathize with policies against their own interests is sad to see.
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  1630. Good summary of the West these days. We love to praise and celebrate these worst types of people. Those who've destroyed society and not done a single thing right.
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  1631. A fierce and robust military is the best defense. Just hoping that these increased military budgets don't result in another nuclear arms race between the superpowers.
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  1632. Listen up at a bit past 0:42. This reporter sounds exhausted from her work and all the talking. Props for putting in effort!
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  1633. That's nice. But won't be noticed by people when coins and bank notes becomes a thing of the past. Italians still uses real currency, but some countries in the EU has gone fully digital. It's efficient, but could be unstable and not something that everyone can take part of as easily as using coins/bank notes. Not to mention the power that the banks holds over the customers if cards and digital bank accounts is the only alternative.
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  1634. You won't find anything. He seems to have no active ties to the Tigray region or the subversive leadership there. He seems to have no active ties to China just because he initially commended China's effective strategy. The guy is a representative for the WHO, its team, and the countries there. He's not there to berate countries.
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  1635. I'm not generally a big fan of China, but don't make up a bunch of lies when speaking about the country. There's no "genocide" going on in the Xingyang reeducation camps. There's no proof of that. Strict assimilation isn't genocide. Be professional and objective.
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  1636. "Let's exacerbate a crisis in a crisis, because why the heck not!" Such a stupid policy proposal. What's sad is that even republicans has thrown away their morals and emulated this type of policy in parts of the country. Normalizing drugs is the last thing we need.
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  1637. @Joseph Stalin Correct. Legalizing and normalizing alcohol was a big mistake. Alcohol should be prohibited entirely as well. But one drug being legal doesn't excuse the legalization of currently illegal drugs. That logic doesn't work.
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  1638.  Infinite Flow  I've read a lot about this topic and discussed it for hundreds of hours, which has formed my decisive view on it. Caffeine is obviously not as dangerous to the user as the more heavy drugs. But yes, caffeine and especially products consisting of a bunch of sugar, should be discouraged and deterred to prevent obesity and other shortcomings. But the highest priority should be to prohibit the more known and risky drugs.
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  1639.  @glennvaz3127  Drugs prescribed by doctors from the pharma industry are used to rehabilitate sick patients and improve their situation during temporarily antidotes. There's a massive difference between medicinal assistance and recreational drug use. The latter has many risks to a person health, well-being and physical/mental state, and should obviously be prohibited entirely. I've never seen a persuasive argument against that position.
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  1640. Good news in other words. Penalizing doxxing and harassment is dignified, not a 'big brother' measure.
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  1641.  @jojosthenewblack  They aren't, no. It's not strange as a ~28 y/o to have the money to travel around for a while. Nothing strange about that. Don't bring up a bunch of debunked and totally false conspiracies lol "inside job", sounds insane
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  1642. All the lines and connections to the finance world with these Taliban actors should be cut. That's how the rebels are strangled. The problem is of course how to detect every single one of them and the fraudulent attempts to circumvent sanctions and laws.
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  1643. This is actually a great idea. Retro games remade into high qualitative versions, available at arcade halls. I hope Europe does the same.
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  1644. I hope the protesters are avoiding resorting to violence unless they're looking for real trouble. The Myanmar army will start deploying the snipers, tanks and give directives to shoot to kill otherwise. That's how juntas tends to govern, especially in Myanmar.
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  1645. Gonna make a contribution in that department or are you just calling for human extermination?
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  1646. Why is he "dumb"? Sounds like you haven't investigated the situation nor seen the footage at all. He arrested a convicted criminal who resisted arrest, were high, and acted threateningly.
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  1647. UK is the first country to officially approve it though from what I know. Other countries are developing vaccines and are at a late stage in their clinical trial, but official approvals and vaccination programs hasn't been rolled out as far as I know.
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  1648. China likes Kim though. Not sure if they've got a reason to assassinate him.
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  1649. Is this the party that allegedly started an opposition against Khan to force him to drop corruption charges against officials in the party, or drop the charges if the opposition party takes over?The party that are fine in shaping a worldview around harsh blasphemy laws and condemned leaders that stamps out terrorism such as Macron in France?
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  1650. A high population rate and growth doesn't imply that you have to end up as an impoverished, dirty and destroyed country.
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  1651. So this is where Qatar airways got their name from 😂
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  1652. The security law only covers a small area, secession, subversion, and terrorism. Life for the average Hong Konger has not changed. Most residents supports this new security legislation.
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  1653. Courts in the United States are compromised by traitorous and unamerican interests, since they keep striking down legislation meant to protect americas and american interests, along with its security. Shame that the swamp couldn't be drained.
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  1654.  @samkalapseudo8998  Not just the CIA. Do you know how geopolitics works? If a country does something that infringes upon a part of the world's vision, that part of the world will intervene and speak out about the unwelcomed development. If the rogue state of North Korea builds up their nuclear arsenal and threatens the world with nuclear war, should every country stay passively quiet and let them do whatever they want? Global peace and stability is at stake. Of course something has to be said.
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  1655. All the christian ties that Israel possesses such as temples, monuments and cities, is the partial explanation as to why the religious right is obsessed with Israel. What you could ask yourself is whether US foreign policy based off of Israel's position in the middle east and forming ties with the liberal populace in Israel, is ideal or not.
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  1656. He has said that there won't be any lockdowns. A short national lockdown would've been good, but maybe it's too late if Biden gets into the White House. A vaccine is almost here.
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  1657. This host is so attractive. Strong feminine features and cute attributes.
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  1658. And what does that have to do with anything? Why are so many Indians incapable of staying on topic and making sense in the comment sections? lol
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  1659. I'm sure most of the country realizes how much of a mistake that act of naive tolerance truly was. Wouldn't be surprising if Marine Le Pen wins the next presidential election. Although I have to concede that Macron is doing a whole lot of good stuff lately. A decent leader with a nationalist tilt.
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  1660. Being careful and preventing spread in a pandemic isn't the type of phenomena that any reasonable person would point towards when trying to showcase humanity's idiocy. In fact, what you just said is an example of idiocy in itself. How ironic.
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  1661. Nope. Different ideology, different methods. Some similarities, sure, but don't compare them with Nazi Germany lol
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  1662. You may be lost and delusional if you believe that NATO is the main source for the subversive rebel activity and blatant acts of terror in Afghanistan and in the region. The Taliban and its hostile allies has been a problem for a long time, and the ideology isn't there just because NATO and the civilized world are trying to stomp out terrorism. The developments in Afghanistan aren't looking good right now though. Hope it sorts itself out and that the subversive groups are kept in check.
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  1663. Long-term, not much will change apart from the UK gaining more rights, self-determination and sovereignty. I expect the UK to become the new Norway or Switzerland, in a way.
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  1664. Of course. China silences anyone who challenges their rule. And they support any ally that strengthens China's own role abroad. Principles and moral righteousness? Thrown out of the window.
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  1665. It's good for diplomacy. To calm down the Jong Un regime and take baby steps in the right direction.
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  1666. More views I think. If you're referring to WION reporting on the same topic twice or thrice daily...
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  1667. This guy's smoked. Putin's regime knows that intervention or strict enough penalties from the outside world won't be imposed even though the regime keeps on acting like this.The oligarchs, the regime loyalists and the Putin regime itself has consolidated enough power to prevent any dissent or threatening forces.
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  1668. Iran and China's interference were apparently the most effective. Biden's victory confirms this. US intelligence warned that Iran, China and Russia would interfere back in August 2020. The reactions? Well, not many. A short pikachu surprise face, but no more than that. The reports went largely unnoticed, brushed under the rug.
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  1669.  @theuniverse3782  Biden has voted for a bunch legislation that resulted in this "systematic injustice and discrimination" that the left loves to talk about. His track record is questionable and his principles jumps back and forth. Not a credible guy.
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  1670. Why should we have to handle and experience higher prices just because some Westerners are upset that China are neutralizing vandals and rioters in Hong Kong? Seriously.
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  1671. Powerpoint presentations from world ministers, talking about politics and diplomacy. Can it get much better 😂
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  1672. Right. The Nobel committee and its associates basically denied giving Trump the peace prize because he "didn't condemn right-wing violence enough" (which is a ridiculous lie). So the prize doesn't hold much value or meaning. But, I don't mind Obama or Abiy receiving the prize. They've taken an offensive and tough approach against terrorists and tried to reach peace by removing dangerous actors around the world. Nothing wrong with that.
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  1673. Who's next? Hungary, Poland? Sweden? EU is draining money from many of its members and punishes these members by dictating their domestic policy. The union has abandoned its peace and trade project and instead turned supranational. Will that pay off? Doubtful.
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  1674. Jakob Blake, wasn't that the criminal thug with a long history of wrongdoing who threatened the police and certainly deserved to be removed? Of course the left-wing maniacs are protesting against that, lol
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  1675. Have you noticed that every communist country that showcases a contemptuous attitude towards the West, always adopts Western capitalist and free market reforms at some point to raise their population from stagnated poverty? Cuba won't every become s stable country unless they throw away all of their communist principles. The private sector needs to be opened up entirely, people need to be acquitted and protected for criticizing the corrupt government that stifles growth, and adhering to the international demands which would create stability and peace ought to be done. Cuba and its people will be doomed otherwise.
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  1676.  Shibu Kv  You're referring to some outliers which exist everywhere. As opposed to the average middle eastern resident who blames everything on the jews and dogmatically believes in an ancient God.
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  1677. The defense and military industry is such a large employer if you think about it. Tens of millions of jobs are created by the state by pumping in hundreds of billions dollars into the industry across the world, and it's a sector that many societies revolves around. It's unfortunate that it has to be that way, but if you're looking for peace, you have to prepare for war.
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  1678.  @TwoFeatherChannel  The vaccination rate so far is at ~15% or so of the total population.
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  1679. The muslim world would be inspired and copy the practise to surveil the risky part of their populations. They wouldn't criticize China for upholding national security, lol
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  1680. Bet we'd see worse corruption and even more of a radical take on Islam if this party and its associates manages to take over in Pakistan.
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  1681. The heck are you trying to say lmao?
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  1682. This comment section is currently hijacked by one comment: Pro-crypto bots and astroturfers trying to deceive you into inflating the value of BTC. Be careful. Stay vigilant.
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  1683.  @abhinavgarg4598  Nobody knows the motive or what type of person it was yet. Just a 51 y/o unhinged psycho, driving recklessly with the seemingly intent to hurt as many as possible. Could be terrorism. Could be a brainwashed actor. Could be a psychopathic lost cause.
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  1684. The guy that the police tried to cooperate with didn't listen or adhere to police directives even though the officer had announced his role of policing, so I doubt the police will be prosecuted.
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  1685. I hope these recent unacceptable violations by the tech giant industry results in decreased losses, penalties by the state and re-evaluation of their actions. It should NOT be profitable or comfortable to out of the blue suppress people's views. WhatsApp is owned by Facebook, a company full on board the censorship train.
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  1686. Trish, you sound insane. Why do you despise and question science so thoroughly without any provable theories to invalidate scientific consensus or offer an alternative? Pathetic.
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  1687. No parties in the USA are fascist...
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  1688. I suppose so. But if he weren't involved or responsible for the decision, should he be blamed? Can he control every subordinate person in government?
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  1689.  @william2131365  How the US handles China and the current trade war, partially related to the agricultural sector, is a pretty big deal and valid topic of conversation. Especially since it's expected that Biden will go more lenient on China compared with Trump, which is why China tried getting Biden elected.
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  1690. Pakistan has a huge problem with domestic terrorism, housing militias and turning the other cheek to ideas/movements that are seen as a global threat to any civilized nation. The main contention and problem here is that Pakistan does not see these threats as a threat or a problem. At least not enough. Or else they'd do what it took to erase the groups rather than pandering to extreme Islamist parties, condemn the West and initiate a witch hunt campaign against Macron for trying to stop terror.
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  1691. The costs for the tests doesn't really say much since it doesn't take into account purchasing power, average incomes, availability, and tax rates in every respective country.
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  1692. Yeah, it's strange. Politics and state of affairs from different and unexpected parts of the world is so interesting. But the main priority is one's own country, it seems. That explains why this indian-based channel receives most views when topics surrounding India, its neighbours or the contentious topic of islam is discussed.
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  1693. Then you won't be able to use certain equipment, cars and new technology. Documentation is sometimes necessary for legal, security and safety reasons for all parties involved. Anyway, it's not like some private US company would be spying on you in a way that could impact you. If the authorities wanted to gather your info, whereabouts and private convos, they'd already be able to do so.
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  1694. Cuba has a disgraceful leadership, but i'm sure the culture and nature is nice.
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  1695. Yup. They can't create a vibrant economy. They can't keep the morals intact.
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  1696. Lmao. Justin Trudeau pretending to care about families and health when he literally won the election because he said that he'd legalize drugs (which he did, which has already resulted in dire consequences). Empty words.
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  1697. Tedros is generally objective and has rightfully commended China for quickly quarantining their cities. But he should've called out China for not releasing information about the virus earlier, which resulted in a delayed WHO response and a delayed alert. However, WHO acts as a mediator between the represented countries. So its leadership can't do whatever it wishes. They're not there to turn off or chastise contentious members.
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  1698. 0:57 Physically, what a cutiepie. Intellectually, lacking.
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  1699.  Le Fantôme  What's the name of their main channel?
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  1700. "in a new lawsuit the social media giant has given hiring preferences to temporary workers, including those who hold H-1B visas." The Trump administration better handle this prior to losing power. Because Biden won't see this discrimination as a problem, but as beloved diversity and needed representation.
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  1701. Yep, these women are advertising seemingly climate neutral and sustainable heat-sources. They're actually doing something. Greta is a politically hijacked liar that pretends to care about the science while opposing nuclear, wearing antifa shirts, and supporting the vandals in Hong Kong. She's become a dishonest political asset at this point with no serious consistent policies or science advocacy.
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  1702. Respectable. The issues of globalization are solved through globalization, by cooperation, equal visions, and regulating the flaws of the consumer-based capitalist society focused soelely on profits that were created via globalization.
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  1703. India and Pakistan has fought 3 wars since the '40s, still has plenty of disputes and can't reach peace. It's almost as if the current tactic of offensive operations and provocative attacks back and forth does not work. Perhaps try another tactic to reach unity?
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  1704. Both statements are stupid. No man or woman should have to stay inside to prevent rape. If they have, there's something fundamentally wrong with the culture, laws, and people in the country.
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  1705. Repulsive to see. Mexico and the many innocents who'll end up impacted by the drug addicts and criminals that this will lead to will shortly regret this mistake. Mexico is such a failed state.
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  1706.  @vinayakrastogi05  Many religious doctrines and scriptures idealizes violence against many different groups and behaviors. Sometimes justified, often not. Many fundamentalist religious followers takes this advice literally, and acts on it by killing off innocent people to satisfy their perverted worldview and desires.
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  1707. Here comes the seemingly swamp creatures back in power, just like under Obama. We'll once again see a warmongering status quo administration full of decadent policies and people that belong far away from power.
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  1708. In this case, it's needed. "Democracies" (the West) has no clue in this Hong Kong case. The vandals burned down the city even though the extradition law was suspended. The vandals called on the police for to be investigated (for what, the police hasn't done anything wrong?), to release violent culprits and encourage the police to not use the term "rioters" when referring to the rioters. No one with a straight face or a honorable view on this matter can support the group. Same goes for BLM in the USA.
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  1709. Azerbaijan has cooperated with Turkey and had indirect support from Russia. Adhering to fair laws of war isn't respected by these rogue states, so I don't doubt that chemical weapons were used.
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  1710. Watch out for opening up transportation between India and Bangladesh without the proper checks and screening in place.
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  1711. Democrats loves praising their thugs while painting out Trump's base as terrorists and societal threats.
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  1712. Exactly. Wanna see some liberal democratic oxymorons? Look up the liberal democratic party of Russia and Uzbekistan.
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  1713. Neutralize the Houthi rebels, end the war, start up a prosperous fiscal/monetary policy, strengthen the bonds with your allies, and reach for the same position that Oman has in the region. That's how I think this issue of malnourishment and instability can be solved.
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  1714. Absolutely. Shame that Trump didn't strike down against these tech giants earlier on, or at least regulated them from within. Now it's basically too late. Biden will only make it worse.
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  1715.  @rtorres4132  Suicide by cop is not normal or common. We don't know if that's true either. The rate of depression and mental health issues is an ever so increasing trend though, which should be looked at and tackled. There's lots that can and should be done.
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  1716. Those are truly some massive creatures. Requires a ladder to climb up on them. Sad fate that they had to meet, probably due to pollution, littering and disruption of biodiversity.
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  1717. The BIden administration revoked the terrorist designation of the Houthi rebels.
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  1718. Another "threat" neutralized by the Russian state. The world won't forget, however.
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  1719. Mathematics is simply not interesting. You barely use maths other than basic methods that you learn in no time at an early stage. Most math courses consists of very advanced level academia that you have to study hard to get through, and most people will forget the teachings closely afterwards and never use it again. You don't get particularly rewarded in the subject, unless you're a specific type of person captivated by calculating random figures. I guess it's lucky that there's some of those people out there.
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  1720. Yeah. When WION just are reporting on news event, it's all good. Gravitas and the segments where personal opinions are inserted, are much worse.
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  1721. Short appreciation or leave. That's the approach that every country should have when it comes to voluntarily handling economic/welfare migrants.
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  1722. An aesthetic icy city. I'd visit.
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  1723. Cheaper?
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  1724. It'll be reported but leaders/both political sides won't in unison suggest to do what it takes to prevent these attacks. Nobody will see ties to religion. To a broken, uneducated and superstitious culture that must be assimilated by coercion to civilized standards.Did this even occur under "apartheid" or colonialization to the same degree? It's almost as if many of these countries can't be ruled by its people.
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  1725. Makes sense. When the state sends like $1,5K to every family to boost the economy and help out vulnerable families, filing for welfare or unemployment benefits won't be as common.
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  1726. Why the heck are you typing in caps lock And what you even trying to say? That vaccines don't work against new strains? All indicates that vaccines do work, so far, against the new strains. Do some research and calm down.
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  1727. This doesn't mean much until global herd immunity is reached, and stability is reinstated.
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  1728. This isn't an issue that WHO has any reason to lie about. When it comes to social policy and what's right or wrong, they can't be trusted. This isn't one of those times.
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  1729.  @Itsjustdoomed  Should be jailed for data intrusion, treason and for using unethical practises to conduct 'journalism'
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  1730. It involves substances that strengthens the immune system, builds up antibodies, and neutralizes the coronavirus if it comes in contact with one's body.
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  1731. 👏 👏 👏
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  1732.  @drugilbert2447  Hmm...no wonder why he left the conversation!
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  1733. $1. Or <$1 if you read any news articles going into detail about this NASA project. It's almost as if NASA signals that they aren't taking this project seriously if they're paying such a low but symbolic price , lol. I also wonder if NASA had these exploration tactics in mind or if they were inspired by China's recent mission to reach the moon to extract dirt/rocks.
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  1734. So wrong... There are illegal markets for all drugs, depending on the access, price, legality and demand. That includes cigarettes and alcohol. If you look at the legalization of marijuana in Canada, the black market stayed intact. They didn't lose influence at all. The illegal networks competed with the federal government's monopolized market, laundered cash, and kept on selling risky substances to the impressionable youth. The same will happen here. And lastly, we don't need easier access to dangerous drugs. Unbelievable how people don't seem tor realize how deadly that'll be.
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  1735. This is why libertarian zealots with no desire to take in feedback or adjust to crises are a threat to humanity, just as much as authoritarian left-wingers with a desire to plan the economy and society.
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  1736. Twitter are all of a sudden not willing to swiftly remove those submitting incitements to violence and illegal content on their platform, claiming that it may infringe upon free speech. Don't get them away with pretending to care about freedom of expression and human rights when they keep suspending Western pundits, politicians and citizens with certain political positions, such as Trump. Twitter won't ever be able to assert the high ground in this area again.
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  1737. None of these claims invalidates each other. Azerbaijan, and probably Armenia too, has used many brutal tactics in this war. Even chemical weapons has been detected and can't be ruled out. Sounds like you don't know what you're talking about lol
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  1738. Pull up an x-mass tree, replant it, repeat. Shouldn't be harmful.
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  1739. Should be easy to solve since there likely won't be any strained border checks or tariffs between the UK and the EU, after the recent agreement. If open access to Gibraltar is seen as importance for economic reasons, it'll likely remain intact.
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  1740. Looks like plenty of souvenirs and great memories could be made at this huge event, if it weren't for the pandemic. I'd love to check it out some day. Ice skating, observing aesthetically pleasant snow/ice structures, experiencing a new culture, etc. Always fascinating.
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  1741. This way of backtracking will serve as a blow to Macron's recent conservative and zero tolerance direction. It's a shame that they dropped this needed bill to prevent doxxing and harassment of police officers. Luckily, the government and Macron won't drop the bill completely, but rewrite it.
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  1742. Who threw the cat in the bin? Did it go inside by itself?
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  1743. I don't like Biden per se, but jeez, these comments are disgusting to see.
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  1744. Someone got sentenced to death if I recall correctly, in Iran, for turning themselves into celebrities and scary characters by paint and make up. Sentenced for blasphemy and indecency.
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  1745.  Kitty Cat  There's two prominent branches of the Taliban, it seems. Both of these groups seems to be classified as a terror organization by several countries. One of them is classified as a terror organization by the US and 10+ others.
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  1746. "What men can do women can do better". Sexism flourishes and is still alive and well in Ghana, it seems. What does this even mean? Realistically, what do women perform better than men?
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  1747. I wonder how many of these young adults behaved in a hostile, threatening and abusive manner which warranted strict intervention by the care workers. Other approaches does not always exist. It's like when handling a criminal shooter, you can't negotiate and use kind treatment to handle the threat. But, every worker will be labelled as the culprits here. As per usual in the West.
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  1748. Good. Helping out innocent people who've suffered without justification or control, should have their lives enriched.
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  1749. The government is basically dependent on the support of islamist jihadists. They backed down after these extreme groups had rioted and encouraged the Pakistani government to boycott French products and strengthen blasphemy laws. The government accepted the demands and released the violent detainees in jail. They also voted to withdraw their ambassador from France after France stood behind freedom of expression and for rejecting acts of terror. However, Pakistan didn't even have an ambassador in France...such a ridiculous government and populace.
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  1750. That's true feminism, or rather; equality. Good job, UAE!
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  1751. There's like 110M landmines placed out globally. Costs noticeably more to remove one as it takes to place it down ($3/$30 vs. ~$500-1000). Niger is one of the country where landmines still covers a large swathe of its territory. It's estimated to cost like ~50-$100B to remove all landmines globally. Perhaps that should be prioritized to prevent innocents from dying off and being injured.
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  1752. Of course a Karen would say that 🤣 Jokes aside, pushing people to vaccinate and only letting the immunized travel in a pandemic is expected. Anything else would be a threat and jeopardize many countries corona response.
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  1753. Cooperating with quasi-communists to keep ex-communists in check. Let's see how much mental gymnastics we'll see to defend that.
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  1754. Promiscuous lady-witches looking to industrialize the eradication of innocent life. How pleasant. That anyone allows this abhorrent idea is beyond me. Abortion in exceptional cases is certainly acceptable, but liberalizing the policy is repugnant and indefensible.
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  1755. Nope, this is every day state of affairs in backwards and anarchistic Afghanistan, ruled by depraved and repulsive clerics with no sense of morality or value of human life.
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  1756. Bolsonaro is too young and healthy for that to happen. He's already contracted the virus as well.
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  1757. North Korea is a sickening place full of maniacs at the top. Most countries would cooperate and back down nuclear weapon development if harshly pushed in that direction. North Korea decided to continuously brainwash their population into blaming the US and Europe for their misdeeds, claim that North Koreans are better off than the rest of the world, and therefore rationalize wasting capital on their nuclear development. We never know how Kim Jong Un may use his weapons. He's impulsive, cold, insane and borderline psychopathic. He may fire them at any point, which is why the world is worried.
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  1758. The Russian state has been completely humiliated on a global scale lately, so I can see why they're restricting a continuation of that. Perhaps some lust for revenge and retribution is involved too. Putin has denied the claim that the large castle that Navalny showcased in a 2 hour long documentary belonged to Putin, and that the president had enriched himself through corrupt embezzlement. To me, it's unclear which narrative is authentic here, but Putin hasn't precisely got a great track record when it comes to honesty and transparency.
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  1759. Most countries has massive national debts and budget deficits. It'll continue to grow to handle these defaults around the corner, and I doubt it'll be stopped in any instance due to the implications that would arise for the country and the globe otherwise.
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  1760.  @charzanboo9940  They lied about having spent time with some russian diplomat. They lied about non-issues, for reasons of what I presume were incompetence. Trump didn't collude and the historically embarrassing investigation should've never occurred. Flynn, Manafort, Papadopoulos, and Stone should've never been touched from the get-go. These pardons are justified.
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  1761. Good deeds, but this is obviously not representative for the average refugee, which is why criticism against large migration streams is widespread. The cost, risks and cultural clashes that migration can result in isn't desirable by many populations. It's of course unfortunate that their home countries are thrashed and involved in war though. That's what should be prevented to let them thrive at home.
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  1762. Dirty and slimy fish, hehe. I've never understood how this type of food is attactive to some. Maybe culturally engrained in demographics that hasn't been able to eat anything else due to living at seas and experiencing poverty? From that perspective, it makes sense I suppose.
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  1763. Another liberal ending up in several sex and corruption scandals. Everything is in order then.
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  1764. Austin, big man. Absolute unit.
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  1765. Same. It's YouTube's idiotic filtering system that blocks out certain words. I'm so annoyed by it too.
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  1766. Has anyone denied the virus' Chinese origin in this press conference? Can't be asked watching it all.
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  1767. Damn, that's a huge decision to make with the most influential implications ever.
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  1768. Same. I'd never take a Russian/Chinese vaccine, it seems too risky since the scientists (at least in Russia) has skipped important stages in the clinical trial in a hasty manner to get a vaccine approved, sort of as if it's a space race and that the national pride is at stake. I'll only take a vaccine if every societal member has to do the same. And if it's proven safe.
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  1769. This isn't about censoring opinions or information, but rather damaging content. It's a case by case basis I imagine, but it shouldn't be hard to determine what content children shouldn't consume.
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  1770.  @funkydozer  So you'd take a prescription that hasn't been approved for usage against corona, but won't take an approved vaccine that has been proven to be effective against the virus? It's as if arguing with these people is a complete waste.
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  1771.  @funkydozer  The restrictions are enforced against the virus. The technology and resources that we've got for our disposal today are vastly better than centuries or decades ago, which is why more is being done. We're more informed and connected with the world, leading us down a route of more responsible decision making. Governments locking down to protect the populace is something worth celebrating, not condemning (unless you egoistically presume that you're the center of the universe like a child, frankly).
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  1772. Just like a child. Deny, reject, deflect. Put the blame on every accuser. Think that anyone in their right mind will buy into the lies, when the truth lies in front of one's face. Do better, China.
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  1773. How is this a "success story"? What's good about people from different cultures bringing their culture elsewhere? That's condemned in many situations, including by Indians...but not here all of a sudden? Interesting.
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  1774. Trump critics has always presumed that Trump is below the law, guilty until proven innocent, and that he's in the wrong. They're not democratic citizens, but spiteful tyrants.
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  1775. Free it from rioters and terrorists.
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  1776. Tech giants and privacy, integrity and security, is a joke. They should be pushed to improve their ways if they want to keep doing businesses. Pressure from the state.
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  1777. Unless the platforms and the behavior ends up shutdown and further criminalized, which isn't unlikely.
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  1778. We need "tyranny" (it's not even tyranny) to handle drastic times. Anything else is irresponsible idiocy. Making sure that the public is protected and immunized against a dangerous virus is of utmost importance. We can't let toxic individualist dictate policy during crises or when building societies.
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  1779. "An estimated 17 out of every 10,000 Americans experience homelessness on any given night." So about 500,000 americans then? Not 50 million, as sometimes insinuated? Any where are these issues mainly concentrated to, as in which cities/governing systems?
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  1780. If the movement backed down after the extradition bill was suspended a year ago and if they avoided using political violence to make an undemocratic change, it'd be easier to sympathize. It's be easier to criticize the national security legislation. But nope, these arrests, prosecutions and crackdowns are actually justified with these premises in mind.
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  1781. What's China's response to this? How are they reporting on the accident?
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  1782. Take your crazy pills, because what you just said makes zero sense and isn't backed up by fact or reason.
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  1783. Kushner is lucky. He has a wonderfully beautiful wife, Ivanka Trump. Must be fun.
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  1784. Good to see that people are sacrificing themselves to save lives. Must be extra important in a country where nuclear weapon proliferation, nuclear radiation and fallout have swept over certain areas.
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  1785. A ski day in Kashmir doesn't prove that oppression or instability isn't occurring in Kashmir. Not taking a stance here, but you don't genuinely believe that do you?
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  1786.  @TheSlashd0t  Why would smaller ships be out of the question?
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  1787. "Pass this piece of legislation and finish up the negotiations about policy x today...or you'll have to face the Iron Crotch!" That'd be a decent incentive for the old congressmembers ;')
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  1788. Russia controls Turkey like a puppet, and Turkey are fine with it. NATO is undermined, European stability jeopardized, several conflicts has worsened, etc. It's 100% warranted that punishments against Turkey are enforced, especially when they've abandoned the arms trade with the US and NATO allies to purchase from Russia.
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  1789. DT and Biden are more of an interesting topic that you can dig into in a thorough manner, with vast amount of information and correspondents weighing in, as opposed to the conflict in Ethiopia where tele-communication channels are down.
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  1790. The knowledge of the guy has clearly spiked lately. But yes, he wasn't that popular in the country or in politics a few months ago and in the elections that he's taken part in.
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  1791. 0:24 who's the cutiepie here? She looks like classy Ivanka Trump.
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  1792. Funny how Indians are pointing this Chinese penalties out as an undermination of democracy or free speech when activists in India in favor of the vandal protesters has been jailed and suspended from public platforms, lol.
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  1793. 4th election in 2 years. What a waste. Solve the deadlock already!
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  1794. I believe that's been tried for decades. The Taliban is still not wiped out from the face of the earth.
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  1795. ....what?
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  1796. They haven't seen a spread or any detected cases for quite some time. But new cases were detected recently. Things changes, you know. But yeah, China has a credibility issue since they aren't transparent all the time.
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  1797. Rogue states acting rogue through impunity. We need an influential international watchdog with the authority to oppose these actions that negatively impacts a nation's people, global peace, and market agreements.
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  1798. Oh look. the UN playing on the same side as these militant extremists by criticizing the USA for designating the group in a proper manner. You can't negotiate and reach peace with terrorists. With individuals proudly committing crimes against humanity. This designation doesn't stop funds, food aid and assistance from reaching Yemen. EVEN if it does, the terror designation may increase the chances of ending the war sooner, leading to fewer deaths and casualties in the end.
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  1799. Neutralizing a threat who resisted arrest violates department policy? Doubt it. The city banned strangleholds after the intervention, but that's a new policy.
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  1800. It's part of his character. He puts in effort to appear sleazy and disorderly.
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  1801. Modern problems require...modern solutions. Swiftly. Smooth.
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  1802. Lol. Indians lectures foreign countries all the time, so does everyone else. Why can't the West do the same? Why are WION's journalists witch hunting their critics?
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  1803. Virtue signalling hypocrites. Destabilizing everything they touch. China and US should stop with shoehorning their vanity everywhere.
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  1804. Nice. Lukashenko is a communist, controlled as a puppet by Putin (literally, not conspiratorially, Putin sent military vehicles, personnel and equipment to support Lukashenko's ability to stay in power when the protests erupted), he has negatively impacted the economy by leftist train of thought/reforms, and has rejected the existence of the coronavirus by downplaying it severely. Guess what recipe Lukashenko had for how the country should handle the pandemic? "Drive tractors, drink beer, bath in the sauna, and play hockey in the cold". Didn't even seem to be a joke. This guy has to go
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  1805. These tacky and undeserving celebrities stayed quiet when the US were in flames and under siege by depraved BLM hooligans. Let's never forget that. They're completely fine with certain forms of domestic terrorism. Certain forms of hostile marches to defend criminals/left-wing points of view.
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  1806. Such an abominable country. Tragic. Never heard anything good come out from it.
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  1807. The situation in HK turned out to be dire. Economic fallout, chaos and anarchy. Something had to be done to remove the mob.
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  1808. They're flocking to this questionable clerics like a sheep herd. In the middle of a pandemic. On superstitious basis to support this clerics subjective life interpretations of ancient scriptures, as per usual. The world is worse off because of entities like this.
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  1809.  @nadinehope230  True, I'd be very skeptic as well. Especially since I've commented about politics on the internet for years. 🤣
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  1810. BTC isn't the future because regulation is coming towards the crypto market. The US treasury secretary has hinted upon this. And the currency is way too expensive to become widely used anyway. Watch out for the shills trying to exaggerate and make things up to improve the perception of crypto.
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  1811. Because they haven't shutdown their society, are very individualist, and because they've got the advanced tracking capacity to accurately document all positive test results and deaths, as opposed to the undeveloped world that can't do that in the same way.
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  1812. Good. Cut off the Islamic world if they can't engage in basic diplomacy and reciprocal kindness. If they can't accept the fact that there isn't a big deal about depicting some old religious character. Or if it's so hard to understand why terrorism is unacceptable.
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  1813. Listen to the orchestra's trumpets between 0:30 - 1:00. Sounds a bit like butchered attempts to play a song. Hard to take it seriously. But I know that good intentions were involved. It's the thought that counts right?
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  1814. It is, if the energy comes from clean sources, which is the plan for the future. It's way safer in every regard.
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  1815. He's morally bankrupt for sure. But at least he's starting to investigate accusations of sexual abuse, harassment and trauma inflicted by various priests in the Catholic Church. That's always something.
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  1816. Wait, wasn't this reported on yesterday? Is this a reupload? I've seen food bank reports in the US from this channel like thrice the past week lol
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  1817. Where would these anime and gaming events be established if not Japan? They're an anime haven. Which is kind of surprising when you think about it, considering that Japan is known as a traditionally conservative nation where abnormal activities that challenges the norm is looked down upon.
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  1818. Baghdad saw an explosion earlier this morning as well. Both of these countries has seen several injuries/deaths on a daily basis by explosions, acts of terror and violence the past 20 years. It's absolutely insane. It seems to never get better.
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  1819. The vaccines created by pharmaceutical corporations in India seems to be at most 60% effective, compared with Astra, Moderna, Biontech/Pfizer, and some others with an increased efficiency on top of the market right now. But yeah, prescriptions is generally mass produced in India and i'm sure countries will feel the need to purchase the vaccine manufactured in India too, but with slight lower priority, if it is officially approved by independent bodies.
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  1820. Such a naive and one-sided outlook. 🤡
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  1821. This comment section is completely braindead and has no relevant comments about this seemingly corona-unsafe festival in Russia. Spambots, kids and ignorant people. I don't know why I still visit this channel. Interacting with a normal human being seems impossible.
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  1822.  @TwoFeatherChannel  Suggesting that fossil fuels should be used and that they're more efficient than renewables is what's "dumb" and idiotic, here. Nothing else. Some countries are almost entirely powered by renewable energy. That includes homes, factories, electric cars, corporations, etc. If the investment is there and if there's political will to create a sustainable economic model, using these clean sources is possible. Nuclear power can be used as an alternative to make up for the shortages that may arise in certain countries, as well. Dirty fossil fuels isn't the future nor the answer today. That's outdated nonsense.
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  1823. Prison labor isn't and shouldn't be seen as a human rights violation if it's imposed, unless innocent actors are forced to participate. Also, the West and its people have to choose: Protect the world's labor conditions...or uphold low prices on consumer products. Most are always gonna choose the latter I believe.
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  1824. A dialogue on continuous sanctions and provocations back and forth? Sigh.
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  1825. More fearmongering from countries trying to intervene and interfere in an independent country's affairs.
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  1826. NTD?
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  1827. Respect for bringing joy and a lighthearted attitude to the world.
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  1828. Legalizing drugs is a sign of regression. Mexico is controlled by a naive left-winger and Mexico's supreme court seems to be hijacked by short-sighted smokers if you look at their reasoning for this policy.
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  1829. Shouldn't have vandalized the city, threatened mainlanders, blocked roads, tore apart traffic lights, humiliated the police, and placed forward a list of demands that includes condemning the police/investigating the police (they've done nothing wrong), forcing the police to refer to the "riots" as something else, and the release of violent convicts. Can't support such a cause.
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  1830. How lucky the WION team are to visit Dubai. I'd also like to visit the UAE someday.
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  1831. Source?
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  1832. So many new strains are floating around now. They better not render the vaccines useless. Humanity may be doomed then. Well, a large part of it. We'd have to learn living with a seasonal influenza that may be 10-20x as deadly as the influenza, if the vaccine stops working.
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  1833.  @ritamccartt-kordon283  Precisely. The cops aren't in the wrong. Police "brutality" used against thugs is a virtue, not a negative.
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  1834. Probably not as realistic or effective. Why not just go full-on electric?
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  1835. I thought this was the first British mutation that was detected a few months ago and that it had been proven to be deadly now after thorough investigation by researchers. But nope...this is a new one which is 70% more deadly than the original strain? Wow.
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  1836. Does Russian women want this?
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  1837. Won't India profit from these decreased taxes too? Or at least every neighboring country to Afghanistan?
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  1838. "truth". "Truth" is always subjective and distorted by leftists, and now they're all of a sudden pretending to care about "truth". Should be obvious why no one's buying into their delusions.
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  1839. "They declare war on the organization Hamas, and they accept the be friends with Saudi Arabia". Is a fierce rejection of a terror organization and simultaneously upholding ties with Saudi Arabia mutually exclusive? This minister sounds quite delusional. Maybe he's revealing more about Saudi Arabia than its monarchic leadership is willing to showcase?
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  1840. I presume it's only certain specific and rare cards that are worth much. I used to collect a lot of pokemon cards and I doubt they're worth more than a couple of dollars. Might check it out though :)
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  1841. Doubt anyone have any serious solutions to this type of crime. Especially not feminists.
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  1842. Many are victims of it sadly. 😢 Just shows how important it is to do something about it from a societal level.
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  1843. Some 'conservative' Germans and libertarians/hyperliberals around the world has referred to Germany's coronavirus restrictions to the Enabling act of 1933 under Hitler's regime. As if there's any similarities. Quite tragic that such selfish, historical revisionist, apolitical and ignorant people exist.
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  1844. These courts are so useless. Throws out historically important and well sought after cases. The public will just become more suspicious and angry now. Why not try the case, investigate it and provide a verdict in SCOTUS? At this point, I don't see any other option than abolishing SCOTUS, the House, the Senate and certain institutions to bring out the US from this mess. They're all roadblocks.
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  1845. I can see why people are frustrated that they can't exercise, enjoy nature and have fun by skiing right now. But it isn't disrespectful to try and save as many lives as people. What's disrespectful would be to go ahead and ski while people are dying in stacks.
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  1846. Lots of news coverage about entertainment in Russia today. But this WION reporter needs to take it easy when talking. She's screaming in the microphone.
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  1847. You serve justice by ensuring that these attacks can't be repeated. Deradicalize people. Place suspect individuals in detention. Limit the religious doctrine that causes the radicalization in the first place. Improve the national security.
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  1848. Snow were nowhere to be seen in sight a few weeks ago in Europe. Now it's everywhere at the end of the Christmas celebration season. The cold is painful, but it's certainly a happy ending overall.
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  1849.  @trolllovindaddy  Because the development and occurrences in the United States impacts the rest of the world. And because it's interesting to follow what happens around the world. Not precisely rocket science.
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  1850.  @hk5sp  Let people have some fun and make harmless references as a joke, which the guy did. Don't be a bigot.
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  1851.  @gottagowork  No country needs leftists. Republicans aren't extreme either. They're neocons/libcons with very few conservative values these days. They're nearing themselves to the democratic party and adjusts themselves accordingly. That's how you compromise your own principles and always lose. Republicans must clean up themselves and re-evaluate what they're doing.
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  1852. They have been delivering in this department. You can dislike and be skeptical of a country/leadership but still acknowledge when the right decisions are made. China has built green eco-cities and I doubt they're lying about the plans here.
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  1853. If someone replaces the current supreme leader's absolute rule over the nation, perhaps Iran can seek the diplomatic route instead of screaming death to america/israel, provoking every neighbour and building up nuclear weapons while arming rebels in the area. That'd be welcomed. A stable foreign policy. But that's an utopian dream at this point.
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  1854. There's assimilation ongoing in parts of the country. Against religious groups that haven't fully adhered and adopted Chinese values. Values that are required if you live in the country. Values that entails obeying orders and not committing acts of terrorism. What is the problem? That has nothing to do with genocide. Erasing a culture, maybe. But cool down with the loaded terms.
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  1855.  Ancient Story  Nope, i'm from Northern Europe :) I'm very interested in geopolitics and how different demographics responds to current issues and what their politics looks like. Always fascinating, which is why I enjoy channels like WION.
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  1856. We need these criminalizations and raids in Sweden. Over here, raids are more likely to occur for those calling on the criminalization of islamists and high-risk movements in the country that the state is turning a blind eye towards.
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  1857. Airlines should invest in the development of electric flights. The industry would boom and make immense profits if such concepts succeeded. I know that it has been tried, but they're not flight worthy yet and it's a long, long way to go for the creation of passenger jets. Its innovator will become incredibly wealthy.
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  1858. Tap water is clean, safe and basically free in many parts of the world. Very accessible. So i'm sure there are an abundance of water and resources that could be provided to these drought struck or poor parts of the world if needed.
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  1859. Unfortunately not. Modern day feminism has a gender lens covered all over its body. They stand for going against biological reality by trying to force women into the political field, into top positions as CEO's and into sectors that women are underrepresented in. Affirmative action is commonly supported. The characterization that the 'patriarchy' dictates everyone's life is falsely believed. Discrimination against men and the society in favor of lifting women above everybody else is the goal. It's an irrational ideology centered around non-empirically proven beliefs, made-up scapegoats and identity politics.
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  1860. About?
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  1861. Beautiful wreaths and respectable gestures.
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  1862. Don't get stuck on semantic phrases used for clarity. Nobody is trying to dehumanize anyone. It's just used to describe a large stack/batch/crowd of people.
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  1863. Which country is "unhappy" with this? Let's hear some proof.
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  1864. They don't want to. Millions have been raised from poverty and lives in comfort these days.
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  1865. Such a backwards and disrespectful culture. Tattoos all over one's face. Rejecting the expected adherence to decent dress codes. Making a big deal about himself during a pandemic by trying to grant him special rights and normalize a sleazy culture. Expel the person immediately.
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  1866. ...Trump and Congress are in favor of the act. Trump objected to the bill for other reasons, not because he doesn't want to fund the military.
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  1867. Does Indians not know the history of the swastika? Shouldn't that be taught throughout basic level of education? Jesus christ..
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  1868. He's an empathetic guy with a decent corona/climate policy stance. But his comprehensive political agenda is indefensible.
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  1869. Why protest over a law that literally has improved your conditions and profitability? Protests and this level of anger would make sense if your industry were threatened or if your profits decreased. That is NOT the case here. Sigh. A continuation of these riots will just lead to harsher suppression.
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  1870. Great, blame the West for own failures, corruption, poor governance, fallible economic policy and no education. The West isn't responsible for all the blunders and misfortunes in the rest of the world.
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  1871. "This is a team of a lot of women, marginalized workers, appointees varying in age, & full of diversity" Is that supposed to be a good thing?
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  1872.  M. G.  Huge racial problems? Referring to the staggering crime rates in let-go democratic-run cities?
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  1873. Adults obsessing over collecting kids toys can't be good. Like a Japanese NEET gazing at the anime art, posters, and figures plastered all over their room. I thought she'd be purchasing these toys to create mystery boxes out of them herself, to then sell them. But nope, she's a 28 year old genuinely interested in small toys.
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  1874. Why is the guy's eyes being filmed when he's talking? lol what a strangely choosen camera angle
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  1875. And by the criminals. By illegals. And every force that opposed the measures needed for a transparent and legitimate election.
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  1876. You can see green banknotes leaking from these vehicles exhausts. Tragic. Hope the government steps in!
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  1877. Looking at his legacy, it's not optimal. Made songs about how "great" LSD is and songs that depicted one's private parts in slow motion. The guy was also disloyal by cheating against his female partner. Putting that aside and looking at his celebrity status, I presume his music career was cherished by many.
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  1878. Considering that Belarus essentially is a dictatorship with a half-autocratic leader, I'm surprised that there's so few deaths and injuries among the demonstrators. I suppose the authorities aren't as strict as we've been told. Or maybe the authorities has the capability to go in hard, but have been given directives to just for the most part ignore the protests. There's a lack of reports from Belarus too since it's difficult for journalists to go there and report. It's easy to get your license revoked and be deported. One of the more high-risk locations in Europe to conduct journalism in.
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  1879. You don't know that. Do you seriously believe that a Western rainbow colored left-wing company like Facebook would be discriminating against blacks? Of course not, there are other explanations as to why they'd reject certain poorly performing applicants.
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  1880. Mature. Why should trade ties be cut with an area just because of China's alleged domestic policy of assimilating a muslim community? Shouldn't Indians and this channel be all about that and cheering on such policies after all their jokes/criticism of muslims and Pakistan?
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  1881. Why even use that large dress? Makes them look so much more obese, as if they're sumo wrestlers. Kind of like an angry grandmother ready to put her foot down by force.
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  1882. That'd be too expensive diplomatic wise for Russia. I don't think they'll kill him off after all the outrage of him being poisoned, and the arrest.
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  1883. Just b'coz someone's LGBT doesn't mean that they are qualified to do the job. Many of Biden's appointments are pure diversity quota picks. Tokenism. A way of showing how open he his to all sorts of beliefs and alternate lifestyles. Ah well...
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  1884. So just because the world isn't yet reporting on it means that it isn't true? Do you realize how flawed of a logic that is? This isn't even anything new, by the way. We know that some people won't become entirely immune, even after taking the vaccine. The rate is around 5% by the Pfizer vaccine.
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  1885.  Deepak Singh  Well, being happy after acknowledging the fact of this pandemic wouldn't be very appropriate.
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  1886. The guy was purchasing and researching on how to manufacture and use a bomb. Obviously violent intents. He was not charged for his beliefs. All radical individuals that cherishes violent acts should be tracked and placed behind bars for everyone's safety, no matter their political leaning.
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  1887.  @celebworld8522  This vaccine developed by Indian researchers seems to be 60% effective, so lower than all of the promoted vaccines in their late clinical trials that are about to be approved internationally. Better than nothing.
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  1888. 3rd world country to avoid at all costs, along with most asian/africa/south american countries.
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  1889. Some of these floodings and harsh storms has to do with intense Asian typhoons impacting the jet stream and expanding to North America to increase the power of the storms over there.
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  1890.  @amarnanwani3959  Didn't experts say that India would be a global superpower in 2020? lol
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  1891. It'll prevent the potential existence of zombies with the decreased excessive mortality and lowered death rate that it'll lead to. Although, yes, side-effects may occur for some people, leading to zombie-ish movements. ;)
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  1892. Australia, another country who've shut down their economy and country, yet the economy still haven't t been damaged that badly. Some love to try and oppose coronavirus restrictions because of the potential economic downturn, without realizing that the economy may do better and grow stronger if restrictions are imposed.
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  1893.  @MrX-el6jq  Why wouldn't WION report on these international news regarding an incoming election in Kazachstan? They're a news channel after all. What strange question.
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  1894. I can see why these laws may be needed to prevent subversion and vandals from fleeing justice. But this comes across as a communist crackdown where wall building is resorted to in order to control all of your population thoroughly. Many Soviet and Easy Germany vibes here. But it should be noted that I haven't read the piece of legislation. Also, China aren't really communist anymore other than supporting communist states, praising Mao, and still using the hammer and sickle symbol as CCP's image and at the national congress.
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  1895. Last Christmas? We'll see. Maybe Trump manages to stay in power somehow. If not, maybe he'll run for president next time around, and let Melania be First Lady of the US again unless he's got a new wife by then...😂
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  1896. Is this male WION reporter from Scandinavia?
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  1897. Foolishly rejecting vaccination is the opposite of clever.
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  1898. The position of director of national security, will be held by this person: "In 2018, Haines was an outspoken supporter of President Donald Trump's controversial nomination of Gina Haspel to serve as CIA director. While not commenting on Haspel's record, she praised her knowledge of the agency and intelligence, a position hailed by the White House as it promoted Haspel's confirmation. Haspel was reportedly involved in the operations of CIA secret black site torture sites in 2002 and 2003. Haspel also has admitted her role in helping destroy videotapes of torture by CIA interrogators. At least one progressive nonprofit leader has said he or she feared "professional reprisal" for speaking out publicly in criticism of Haines' support of Haspel as CIA director." "Haines has consulted for a variety of for-profit entities with business interests related to American national security policy, including Palantir Technologies and WestExec Advisors.[failed verification] In late June 2020, shortly after taking on the role of overseeing foreign policy and national security considerations for the Joe Biden 2020 presidential campaign transition team, references to Palantir and other corporations for which she had worked were abruptly removed from her resume as posted on the website of the Brookings Institution, in relation to a fellowship she held there." That last paragraph is particularly shady..
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  1899. Mixing vastly different cultural streams and attitudes without any control and with widespread social issues in a country, and this is what happens. Sigh...
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  1900. What did the worker do? I don't get it.
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  1901. Kind of a surprise that the military still haven't managed to implement centralized control over all parts of society. They've got the support of China, and has the power of doing what they want. Are they intimidated by potentially being labelled as oppressors and human rights violators, which they already are labelled as? hmm.
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  1902. They realized that petty disputes isn't worth maintaining when you have to feed, please and calm down your people.
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  1903. Blinken has tried to stop some of China's domestic policy that the USA has nothing to do with. That's warmongering and foreign interference at its finest. Nothing to encourage.
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  1904. She's cute. Almost as cute as the brunette girl that sometimes reports for WION.
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  1905. China is a member of the WHO and are represented there. So what do you expect of such an organization, total impartiality? China has mostly been handled in the same manner as other countries by WHO. The problem with WHO is that they generally are too politicized. That they raised the alarm of the pandemic too late.
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  1906. Am I the only one that is annoyed by the reporter's constant acts of nodding in agreement, short comments made after every sentence expressed by the professor, and the repeats of the phrase"uh-uh"? Makes it so hard to concentrate.
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  1907. Yep, that doesn't mean that much these days unless they mean that "even the most powerful country supports the Ugandan opposition".
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  1908.  @Narendersingh-id5ng  Seems like it.
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  1909.  @Cassiehope888  What????
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  1910.  @Cassiehope888  Why are you misleadingly suggesting that vaccination have to do with the desire to decrease world population rates?
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  1911.  @Cassiehope888  False "knowledge" rejected by every expert, health body, scientist, and those who've done objective research into these topics
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  1912. Jeeez. Imagine a president elect in a wheelchair, in control of the most powerful country on earth. This doesn't look good.
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  1913. 10 dead, once again, just because people believe in uncompromised freedom. How can people value freedom over security...or freedom over balance?
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  1914. Watch it drop again in the coming days. The stock market is very unstable right now. And it's all expectations, just like how the value of a currency is determined. The stock market doesn't necessarily have to dictate how a country, market or average corporation is doing. If the expectations are high, though, investments are likely to be made, which could boost the market in the end. But these reports should be taken with a grain of salt.
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  1915. Don't be insane. People are dying at a rapid rate and some questionable and conspiratorial citizens are saying that it is a hoax, defies guidelines and don't realize that we're in this together. It's inhumane. We have to work together, avoid gatherings, stay inside and get the pandemic under control. Any official and politicians that advocates for such a policy is in the right.
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  1916. Aww, poor kids.
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  1917. Maybe when India has rooted out poverty, corruption, illiteracy, and shaped a country worth living in for everybody. Then you can strengthen the laws. For now, the country is in a mess and its current state shouldn't be locked into status quo.
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  1918. Gun control, immigration control, a police state, and policies implemented to counter psychiatric issues
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  1919. Here comes the era of digital warfare. Building up an online defense capability, military and troop placements, along with preparing for military missions in space, is the next step for the world to enter.
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  1920.  @vagabondwastrel2361  It's more efficient and comfortable for average customers to just use a light card and a digital platform to pay off fees and products. But yeah, there are downsides as well such as the risks of providing all your cash and information to private banks or state institutions. Giving manipulated digital currencies extra legitimacy isn't infallible nor risk-free either.
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  1921. 0:42 hard to not experience your ears bleeding by this intrusive and strong accent :/
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  1922. So they'll be using nuclear-powered submarines and aircraft carriers for deterrence as well? That's an interesting perspective that i've never heard before. That said, meeting energy demands is more safely and sustainably done by the use of clean renewables such as solar, wind and hydropower. Such projects are great job creators as well. Not sure why France won't combine nuclear with renewables, frankly. That's the most desirable route to that.
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  1923. PM Modi in legal trouble. Uh oh
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  1924. Yep. We should stop supporting these countries if they can't do what it takes to improve themselves and create a desirable structure that leads to peace for everyone. These ungrateful entitled actions are unacceptable.
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  1925. And people wonder why military and political interference is initiated against these bloodthirsty brutes.
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  1926. Exactly what I was thinking. She's exhausted!
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  1927. Greedy, power-hungry, and blind nationalists with no determination to engage in peaceful diplomacy are a threat and should be deterred severely.
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  1928. Is it? Considering that Russia has the largest landmass in the world, it'd technically make sense. Especially if a lot of human or animal activity occurred in the region back throughout ancient times.
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  1929. A Boeing plane, albeit not the 737 Max, crashed in Indonesia 2 weeks ago. Seems like that hasn't had an impact on Boeing or the many acts of quashing their flight ban. The company must be pleased to finally be back now. Back to compete and rake in the billions. Another failure, and they're gone.
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  1930. It doesn't look credible when there's so many different reports regarding total infection/deaths, positive/negative tests, and when issuing reports on how a country has managed the outbreak.
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  1931. Let China do whatever it takes to uphold law & order at home. I'm never going to comment on that. The US and allies should just ensure that China isn't spying, hacking, cheating on the market, stealing IP, and so on, to gain an unfair advantage that affects the large global producers and fair competition.
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  1932. When you've decentralized every piece of legislation and policy on dozens different instances, slow action is inevitable.
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  1933. Here a chance for India to not get so far behind compared with the rest of the world. Take it and set a good example.
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  1934. Russia isn't communist anymore, but they're supporting many communist states. Arresting an opposition isn't exclusively communist either, it's just authoritarian. Russia is a state capitalist country with traditional, nationalist and militarized values. But the state is basically decentralized, because crime, the media, wrongdoing, and the opposition isn't taken seriously enough (even though there's some cases such as the persecution of Navalny). It can therefore not be labelled as a fascist state or a full-on autocracy.
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  1935. Kinda surprising that this level of centralization didn't dictate the military already. But some policy areas, including crucial ones, are more decentralized than some people seem to think in China. Perhaps China are realizing the potential risk or inefficacy in that.
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  1936. "China has violated mutual standards, diplomatic expectations and international law" That's almost a feature and seen as praise to China. Condemning them by picking a new approach should perhaps be done. China has border disputes with dozens and are trying to extract resources everywhere they can, defying maritime laws and treaties. That can't be tolerated and continue on.
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  1937. Cute looking host with an aesthetic studio. Nice.
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  1938. Nobody got hurt, nobody got killed, a few car windshields were crushed. That's a low intensity blast, an accurate description, and a statement that doesn't belittle what happened. Does facts and nuance annoy you?
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  1939. Shame on Twitter and every technological corporation that followed suit in banning Trump, right-wingers and the alternative platforms that right-wingers attempted to join. This unprecedented assault on our basic rights must be met with strict countermeasures by governments, legal scholars and the public.
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  1940. Is it hard to stay on topic?
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  1941. Another reason to close down coal mines and shift into more cleaner and sustainable industries.
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  1942. India is an incredibly poor country without the equipment to test and track every case. The underreported data regarding the coronavirus is likely immense. It's good that the country took it quite seriously and shut down the society to hinder the spread though.
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  1943. Hopefully no pandemics are sparked again by wiping out species seen as invasive and parasitic. People getting in close contact with animals in natural habitats that we shouldn't be in is always a risk. They should get rid of mosquitoes too. I heard that mosquitoes serves absolutely zero purpose to the food chain and biodiversity.
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  1944. Always. Tired, makes pronunciation mistakes, and appears weak. But she's a cutiepie.
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  1945. Yep, this. 100% agree. Deter activities that causes pollution, lowered air quality and destruction of people's health. Protect the public from danger. That's the society and government's responsibility, no?
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  1946. This happens if you intervene on the private market, holds private actors hostage, and technically extorts/forces them to pay to the hostage taker.
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  1947. Venezuela is much much worse. The only similarities is that fraud has been detected in both countries, although way worse in the unserious and non-transparent election in Venezuela.
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  1948. When you've got religious of freedom and a multicultural society, that is hard to do. The government will be those who change their ways to prevent these radical doctrines from proliferating. "Articles 10 and 14(1)(e) state: "Every person is entitled to freedom of thought, conscience and religion, including the freedom to have or to adopt a religion or belief of his choice." and "Every citizen is entitled to the freedom, either by himself or in association with others, and either in public or in private, to manifest his religion or belief in worship, observance, practice or teaching.""
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  1949. Why shouldn't India try and cut their emissions? I'm sure their smog-filled cities and even its residents would like that.
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  1950. The city was fine up until HK residents took the law into their own hands and turned the city upside down by violence. They deserve this security legislation.
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  1951. Why? These countries survives and in some situations thrives because of relying on developed foreign governments and foreign companies helping out. These African countries can't afford nor have the capacity to make their own vaccines, medicine and live in self-reliance.
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  1952. The culprit being a drug user isn't unlikely. Psychiatric issues is also widespread in USA. Yet there's people trying to make it easier to access drugs, guns, and do nothing about the growing increase of psychiatric shortcomings. These deadly scenarios shows why we have to do the opposite.
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  1953. That would indeed be effective if you care about saving your country from this pandemic and getting past it.
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  1954. Nope. If you use your body to endanger yourself, others and the society, you ought to be punished and removed.
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  1955. Good. The African continent should westernize their educational system in this regard. Learning to swim and being able to do so is crucial. That's a rare skill in Africa: "A recent study sponsored by USA Swimming uncovered equally stark statistics. Just under 70% of African-American children surveyed said they had no or low ability to swim. Low ability merely meant they were able to splash around in the shallow end. A further 12% said they could swim but had "taught themselves"."
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  1956. "He was a strong advocate of Latino rights". What does that even mean? Providing special protections, privileges, and assistance to the group? The federal law protects and serves all sorts of people, across racial and gender lines.
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  1957. And how do you gather a mobilized force by letting every citizen take part to improve their ways of lives and contributions to mitigating climate change? By regulations, control and steering people in the proper direction. Who is advocating for that?
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  1958. And so, the satellite war has begun. Space and the internet is where the quiet battles will be fought the incoming decades. It's unstudied and unclear territory, but at least nuclear weapons likely won't be involved.
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  1959. It won't 'solve the issue' because China has control over the virus and vaccines are nearly approved universally in China and in the world.
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  1960. Airline- and plane manufacturing industry should work on electrifying their planes, improving fuel sources by creating more cleaner alternatives, or phase out from the currently dying industry. Will the creation of short-term profits by hiring new pilots be successful? Debatable.
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  1961. Assimilation isn't and will never be constituted as genocide. People should stop depleting the meaning of the term.
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  1962. Who cares about Jan. 6 when no hearings and almost no public outrage arose when BLM and Antifa terrorized this country for several months back during 2020, to protect some foolish criminal? Why should only one type of "terrorism" be cared for if other forms are practically acceptable and even incited by many public figures and politicians?
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  1963. Every country has conflicts. They're way more common in 3rd world or 2nd world countries such as India. India is in a 3-way or so conflict with China and Pakistan as well. So not sure why you're trying to mock USA here. Kind of hypocritical.
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  1964. They're a puppet state of China, is obsessed with pleasing islamists/jihadists, focuses on amplifying blasphemy laws, and has all the wrong traditions/priorities. No real growth or businesses is created there. Devalued currencies is inevitable then. No wonder why nobody wants to invest and cooperate with the country to any serious extent.
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  1965. Pakistan has all the wrong priorities, are still accused for housing terrorists and sympathizing with radicals (bending down to Islamists to implement stronger blasphemy laws and call out France for stomping out Islamic militantism). The country doesn't produce as much as India, isn't as stable and isn't considered as the future in the region. So the Gulf states gradually shifting their sight from Pakistan to India isn't strange.
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  1966. Diplomacy doesn't have to be interference. But yes, much of the comments on these matters are uncalled for.
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  1967. The police officers couldn't push back a large mob of people. Why? They were afraid that riots in the style of BLM would repeat itself. In other words, BLM are partially responsible for the weak and humiliating response by the Capitol Police Force. If the police weren't demonized or restricted, the Trump mob, and the BLM/Antifa mob, could've been dealt with easily in a couple of minutes. But nope, some parts of the public has prevented that from happening.
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  1968. As long as giving out these visas results in competent workers coming to the USA in a restrictive fashion, I don't see how it'd be a problem. But we know that that's barely what these provisions tends to entail. They tend to become more expansive and generous in the end, impacting the culture, market and a country's security. Especially now when Biden may take over.
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  1969. I generally don't support China, but their assimilation policy has been effective. They're not "concentration camps" they're reeducation camps for high-risk individuals to make sure that the proper values are learned. Nobody is being eradicated. Comparing the structure to WWII death camps under Nazi Germany and Stalin's Soviet is ridiculous.
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  1970. Is there something, someone or a country that China hasn't accused of starting the pandemic yet? Blaming the american army, foreign food, using lies to divert attention, rejecting investigations into what happened, censoring criticism/warnings about the virus early on, etc. Zero judgement. The price must be high for what China has done there.
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  1971. This is discriminatory sexism by an incoming president. Remarkable.
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  1972. Expanding and "discovering" territory abroad to extract resources and stretch out your own influence is what has led to many conflicts and even wars in the past. It's a tactic of escalation that jeopardizes global peace and stability. With China's military power and unconciliatory foreign policy, they're a threat to the world.
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  1973. Corn is primarily used for ethanol, which has suffered decreased demand during the pandemic? That's interesting. Maybe the agricultural sector should get used to the inevitable decrease in demand for products and methodology related to fossil fuels. Although I've heard that ethanol is way better than the use of regular fuels for driving vehicles. But maybe with an increased cost/lack of supply?
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  1974. Kind of surprising that autocratic and suppressive Thailand hasn't locked up and criminalized the protests yet. Seems unlikely that the system of governance will fall.
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  1975. The country of lolis, tentacle p**n, creepshots, bunch of fetishes, hidden cameras used to gather footage of naked citizens being quite common, and the country where extortion/revenge p**n is a growing phenomena, has issues with their fertility rate and socializing with each other? Who could've known... I don't get why they can allow for these abhorrent practises while at the same time being a quite collective traditionalist society.
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  1976. I don't get how this resolution, passed by a simple majority in the senate, will lead the way to where the bill officially will be able to be passed with just a simple majority in the senate in the next few months. How is that even possible?
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  1977. Yup, decades ago. This is an issue blown up by his worst enemies which won't lead anywhere and that nobody, really, cares for.
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  1978. Some regions requires strong militaries due to all the threats that exists. It's difficult to obtain such a force and maintain it without general conscription. It teaches discipline and strength as well, which are some beneficial values to a country. That said, I'm not sure how I stand on conscription in countries where you don't really have to prepare for war.
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  1979. Sole responsible? No. Partially responsible? Yeah.
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  1980. I presume it's eventually gonna crash in value by natural expectations by the populace if this currency keeps on influencing the market and is being invested in. How are average people going to get involved and use the currency otherwise if it's so expensive? The global market would gradually crash. Also, the currency may be cracked down upon by authorities since cryptocurrency often is used by illegal actors on the internet, to launder money, support immoral industries, etc. We shouldn't forget either that some have speculated that it may reach a value of $100K up to $288K by the end of 2021. But that may be very optimistic guesses by investors wishing for a continued increase. Enjoy it while it lasts.
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  1981. Would be interesting to hear more about that. Any opinion polls on what the population thinks of this military coup? I assume it's banned to conduct such censuses.
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  1982. So much boring vaccine/corona news. 7 video reports in a row about it today.
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  1983. Decades later, Bangladesh and Pakistan are still incredibly poor countries. 24% lives below the national poverty line. 9% of Bangladeshis whom are employed earn a wage equivalent to lower than $1,9 PPP. Shame that the extremism and economic issues weren't abandoned when Bangladesh became independent.
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  1984. They're very smilar and will never be seen as distinct by the average person. Swastika symbolism will forever be tainted.
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  1985. Just don't turn them into shady horse girls. 😏
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  1986. 80% of brits are willing to vaccinate and are generally positive to these news...what are you talking about.
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  1987. A political asset with a partisan agenda that scientists don't agree with in now cemented into a statue, wasting millions and praising questionable ideals. Wow. What a slap in the face to the UK citizens and the students at this university.
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  1988. Doubt it. The CEO has only criticized China's intervention in his company. A company revered and seen as important to China.
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  1989. According to whom?
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  1990. That's a Western concept. The rest of the world aren't obsessed about such non-issues
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  1991. Cryptocurrency will probably be cracked down upon by governments. And will expensive digital currency ever take over or manage to compete with traditional fiat currency? That seems very unlikely.
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  1992.  @rockomax1491  With a population consisting of over 1 billion people...which has to be taken into account when determining a country's wealth.
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  1993. Considering that only a small portion of people experiences side-effects, no, that joke doesn't work lol
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  1994. He'll prioritize handing out funds and subsidies to minority run businesses. Not particularly clever to be open and proud about discriminatory policy while pretending to talk about unity. Just say that you'll prioritize every bleeding business and the poor no matter the employer, employee or family's background.
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  1995. America had no power over Myanmar under Trump either.
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  1996. The West glorified the BLM thugs last year as well. You know, the riots that thrashed the country in several states for months. And then the Western media/populace is intimidated to death when a mob of Trump supporters takes it a little too far for one day. That said, the Russian opposition has valid reason to protest against Putin. Navalny is a civic nationalist whom opposes the corrupt, incompetent and destabilizing tactics used by Putin. So the country would be better off with him or his beliefs. That said, violence and disruption on the street isn't tolerated.
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  1997. "Protesters" These are rioting vandals that should be (and are) locked up behind bars. This is why every Western country and its ally should stay out of these affairs. They're defending extreme individuals that haven't got any legal or rational basis to riot or protest for illogically strange ideas. These are the same type of news channels and activists that labelled the hostile and atrocious BLM and Antifa riots as "mostly peaceful protests", even though it resulted in over $2b in property damage, hundreds of injured officers/citizens, dozens dead, and normalization of the idea that criminal culprits should be protected instead of punished and removed.
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  1998. That's sad for them. They won't be able to reach the top of trees and its branches where tasty leaves and food hangs. Natural selection will usually remove these ineffective mutations.
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  1999. Old fools who are petty, spiteful and aggressive, is never a good combination.
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  2000. Lol, bunch of religious fools 😂 These sort of people can never be trusted, especially not while in government.
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  2001. The inevitable effects of war. Ravaged cities, annihilation and destruction. But it's not like the Ethiopian PM had much of a choice other than starting a military offensive against secessionist Tigray forces that had attacked governmental forces and held people hostage.
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  2002. Pretty sure they've never said that. Raising people's education levels, health and ability to live a long life will decrease the want for children and naturally decrease global population growth. But i'm sure you don't understand that if you believe in these extermination theories.
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  2003. What are they protesting for, the assimilation policy used against people that aren't compatible to live freely in certain societies? If the compatibility aspect existed, assimilation policy wouldn't be necessary. But we don't live in a perfect world, so...
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  2004. They've been capitalist, smart, and an educated people for decades and decades. Yes, France would be one of the most powerful countries on earth even without their history in Africa. Don't overestimate such irrelevant part of their history when it comes to their growth, prosperity and well-being today.
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