Comments by "Rita Gameiro" (@puraLusa) on "VisualPolitik EN" channel.

  1.  @charonboat6394  and that's boloney! Misinformation along with whataboutism is the job of trolls. There are issues ofcourse but that's why we have EU parliament, to solve them.
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  2. Well that's politicians for u, they corrupt events to suit their personal agendas. Believing in sides on the basis of what politicians say is pretty gulible behaviour imho.
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  3. U forgot the new defense budget in the litle part called chips.
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  4.  @thulyblu5486  which isn't of saudi interest, nor saudi big business neighbours. So far, when having big money and wanting to diversify economy dollar is the way to go. They don't have trust between themselves (sectarianism and tribalism) why would they trust the totalitarian China? How are them gonna be safe in owning private property or company stocks in a comunist dictatorship?
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  5.  @selcovoilucian8253  no, ur not correct.
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  6. All of those are solved by economic growth and blockade of external interference.
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  7.  @adedamolamartins3810  imagine u had a boat and spent most of ur time looking out for the waves knowing once a wave had crashed ur former boat. Now imagine that from the shore line wind was set but because u were looking towards the sea, u never noticed that gush of wind and it was actually a hurricane and in the end u never noticed the other dangers, so set and sure that it was from the sea that distruction came. In the end the hurricane took your boat and u never saw it, u were still trapped in the time when that wave crushed ur boat.
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  8. ​ @gavasiarobinssson5108 deflection is for the weak.
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  9.  @HELLO7657  and there's the anti-jew trope. Very expected, I was waiting for one of u 🤷‍♀️
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  10.  @HELLO7657  😂 anti-germanic trope 😂 Thanks for the laugh, u should try stand up comedy 🤣
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  11.  @khongelaningobeni6614  no, they are pro botswana. Not everything and everyone lives inside ur personal obcesion.
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  12.  @khongelaningobeni6614  no, I wasn't rude. U writing doesn't make it so. Besides obcesion u also have glass skin and offend easy. Countries have relationships with other countries, nothing new. Botswana is an example of a country well managed by any metric.
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  13.  @likaspokas5481 that's a lot of info and probably missis some nuances.
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  14. How do u know if there is a syrian side?
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  15.  @jaopeke  sure, how does that relate to the topic syrian side? Fun fact: the aligience is older and comes from the soviet union, baath party is pro-societ socialist.
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  16.  @afrosymphony8207  USA isn't clean either, remember Julien Assange? They all do it. There isn't a better side when it comes to international politics.
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  17.  @neodym5809  but they do have a lot of experience of guerrilla warfare, and I don't think Russians want it because exactly they already experienced it.
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  18. ​ @pieterjan29 which one? Transnistria is recognized by zero cause if u mean russia, it doesn't recognize transnistria either.
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  19.  @DerDoMeN  the part u still wish uk, a monarchy with its own democratic sistem, to change to suit ur need for an elected head of state. It's a kind of repair something that isn't broken. It's a regime within the democratic spectrum.
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  20.  @DerDoMeN  it's not a gradual transition. The uk monarchy is conected to the uk flavor of democracy. Research why usa in its constitution considers rights natural as opose of given. Research where is the basis of english common law or why and how uk adopted the voting laws it does. The country u come from isn't the same nor an example. UK is an example of how to build an unique regime who ajust to times change because it has done so since britain united under 1 monarch who was elected not inherited. 🤦‍♀️Not ur teacher, not being payed - just lost interest in this conversation.
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  21.  @dexorne9753  it actually isn't. It has a crumble effect on the economy and job market that is toxic. Also, those kinds of ideas are propagated and financed by big corporations who love a good crisis to amass all the properties and monopolies housing market becoming a strong lobby and therefore greed for power effect. Sometimes people due to financial illiteracy don't know that they are spreading pure propaganda.
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  22.  @dexorne9753  it's more like price goes down and people can't afford a home either way as jobs are lost as well. My country suffered hugely in 2008 housing crisis and prices were ridiculous low but the ownership went to the same old, in the end there was less regular first time owner. It goes like this: the price is lower but the interest and the conditions of credit are way harsher. I know, I got rich because I took advantage of the housing crisis, but I'm 3rd generation real state investor. Conclusion, ur being illiterate, a bubble burst will only work for u if u have almost the full value of the property in cash!
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  23. ​ @animalshorts4377 people actually think geopolotics is some sort of bet with automatic win, like a casino 😂😂
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  24. It's one of the most socialists in europe, ur missinfo on purpose cause u want a full flege commie regime. Marxist spotted.
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  25.  @jhrusa8125  humans have been building infrastructure to overcome geography since the neolithic.
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  26.  @1wun1  that's the thing: those were the two countries who undermined the first stage of independence (with some others in the party) of african countries and thus post-poning that infrastructure build and in some cases distroyed said infrastructure. Cold war was as bad as colonialism and africa got the hot part of the cold war.
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  27.  @jhrusa8125  yes u can, and yes they were sustaining big economies (withing era context) and some were already trade civilizations. There is a pre-colonial history: for example what is today mozambique were sustaining themselves pretty good and trading with china and india. It was these guys who gave directions to the portuguese (yes they stoped for directions they were kind of lost) when they were trying to reach India. If u look the train track built by colonualist portuguese in mozambique they were built on top of the trade root from interior africa towards the ports - see the infrastructure already ocuring? Africa's story is poorly told.
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  28.  @jhrusa8125  its so nice to read someone telling me to study 😂 Now next u gonna pretend to be all knowing god and u gonna tell me where I'm from and my area of study. Wonderful genius comment sir!
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  29.  @jhrusa8125  if u need explaining after the name calling, u just answered urself. As to answer ur question: there is a lot of information about africa pre-colonial times - u can start there.
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  30.  @jhrusa8125  thats one of the miths: for example ethiopia not only has a script but a very old one. 🤦‍♀️It's so sad that u insist on miths and miss information insted of going like "such interesting possibility, I'm gonna investigate and check it out".
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  31. The mining rights were guiven to the chinese. Everyone is a player in business. That's the ugly truth.
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  32.  @boulderbash19700209  and that's why China has influeneced others to claim more sea area. There is a bunch of countries that want to change the rules of EEZ because of this.
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  33.  @boulderbash19700209  my country is claiming so much sea EEZ, it's more than China and Turkey combined. It's luducrous but real.
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  34.  @boulderbash19700209  borders and laws are men made and change over time. The best we can hope is that the authorities of competing countries solve things diplomatically and thru mutual benefit.
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  35. Nope, it's a nationality.
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  36.  @Equilibrium-Manifesto  it actually is very old concept. The idea of allowing different ethnic group to celebrate/identify from the accepted (introduce monarch or political class proposition), that's modern. In fact, most countries are a political construct of a tribe imposing identiry over conquered one's. In europe this is very visible, that's why the country is called swedan but the name doesn't account for example the sami or what they would name their land, not the borders reflect that ethnic group. So, in conclusion, the concept of nationality is actually older as a political construction that the ethnic-nation state for most of europe. In fact, countries in europe that are mono-ethnic are the exception not the rule.
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  37.  @Equilibrium-Manifesto  france almost completely erased the basques and spain opted to homoginize via religion, aka, inquisition. In iberia the genetic lines don't line up with language one's, each region (latter conquered and devided into the 2 existing countries) was a product of pre-middle age politics and not linguistic. The co-existance in variety in actually something recent (post dictatorship) phenomenon. So, erasure of one over the other was the rule in spain and portugal. U speak as if past borders and identity groups in europe are the same as presebt time. Not so fun fact: that's the kind of missinfo h man used to start it's conquest of europe, and like up, people fell for it.
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  38.  @Equilibrium-Manifesto  I don't agree with any statement of present day erasure. On the contrary the new generations. Identiry isn't stagnant not immutable in time. As u well put it, as opose to a tribal or national identity, europe young generation is now developing a continental identiry (previous generation didn't have such), a lot of it is product of eu policy. Things change over time, identiry and culture aswell.
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  39. no one can nullify what was done in 1948 - that's an impossible demand. And UN isn't USA, albeit having strong influence usa doesn't have the authority nor the power.
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  40. The cartels have an agreement with the taliban since the 90s. Will be very interesting to see the turf war.
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  41. EU isn't germany. Yes it is bad, yes german is a strong economic leader but EU hasn't reach the federal state for 1 member state have such effect. Actually it affects economy globaly, meaning if geeman falls other economies not in the eu suffer. For example, burundi (the poorest country) has an economy of 15% german exports, and this is 1 in a million examples.
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  42.  @djmarkeemusic  OK lol
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  43.  @warrendourond7236  that makes a wonderful heartwarming story. He was a sindicate leader, those earn well. So, to start with, he wasn't that poor. And sindicates are the jump in very corrupt squemes. Why do u think all mafia stories have the mob bosses conected to sindicates? Yes, an investigation is needed, but just the sindicate part doesn't equate to rice bad. Just saying.
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  44. China couldn't care less so long things are under control.
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  45.  @somethinglikethat2176  that's the thing, it's never the deciders of the country, it's the comon people that pay.
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  46.  @TarunKumar-gl5wk  Unfortunatelly that's how governments think. Question is: will it be here and there or more constant?
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  47. ​ JG-MV palestinians on the west bank aren't citizens period.
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  48. Liberalization of drugs, alcohol and prostitution isn't the issue, europe is generally pretty liberal judicially wise. These gangs is more a paralel economy of paying "protection" just to sell watter bottles, it's extortion of comunities basicly.
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  49.  @prometheusjackson8787  yes it is a very interesting country... Dont know why was added to the conversation but if u are in love with a mexican guy I can only tell u to go for it.
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  50. @UC8oalF7LKF6RP7xhzLkX5fw Yes and no. Palestinian resistance of the past made their set of enemies. When a new leader takes seat probably receives a briefing of the past. That is what hurt the cause.
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