Comments by "리주민" (@user-nf9xc7ww7m) on "Why Turkey Suddenly Approved Finland u0026 Sweden Joining NATO" video.

  1. As the other commentators have stated, Sweden & Finland are bound by the courts, much more so than the UK. They cannot intervene in individual cases.
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  2. If Russia had joined nato back in the early 2000s (it was in the same NATO cooperation programme as Austria & Ireland), would NATO have been able to declare war on itself?
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  3. Well, if it's any consolation, the planes have at least 3 sides. If you get the gold plan, you can have 4 sides. If you get the recommended platinum plan, it comes with a free wash and wax after each use.
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  4. From the video concerning 🇹🇷: 3:23 Why are you calling the failed Turkish revolution a coup, but calling the successful 2014 Ukrainian coup a revolution? Is it just success that determines revolution v coup, or is it a certain countries backing 🇺🇲 🤔 ? Note: I usd the opposite words for both for emphasis, but coup/revolution should be used for both equally.
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  5. NATO is the western and interventionist version of the UN. Wonder what the actual UN would be like if it acted like NATO? 🤔
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  6. 3:23 Why are you calling the failed Turkish revolution a coup, but calling the successful 2014 Ukrainian coup a revolution? Is it just success that determines revolution v coup, or is it a certain countries backing 🇺🇲 🤔 ? Note: I usd the opposite words for both for emphasis, but coup/revolution should be used for both equally.
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  8. 160 planes really isn't that impressive. That's like me saying my army has a total force of 500 soldiers. It's quite impressive. Should have at least 500,000 aircraft, split between 200,000 fighter jets, 50,000 support aircraft, 50,000 intelligence aircraft, 100,000 bombers, and 100,000 cargo/troop aircraft, imho.
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  9.  @sazzbot8874  I wish. Dial up. I can barely play "watch the loading circle" on videos. 😋
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  10. 160 planes really isn't that impressive. That's like me saying my army has a total force of 500 soldiers. It's quite impressive. Should have at least 500,000 aircraft, split between 200,000 fighter jets, 50,000 support aircraft, 50,000 intelligence aircraft, 100,000 bombers, and 100,000 cargo/troop aircraft, imho.
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  11.  @DonRaynor  Corvettes? Must be american foreign aid. At least buy EU. Spring for some fine Italian Lamborghinis.
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  12. 160 planes really isn't that impressive. That's like me saying my army has a total force of 500 soldiers. It's quite impressive. Should have at least 500,000 aircraft, split between 200,000 fighter jets, 50,000 support aircraft, 50,000 intelligence aircraft, 100,000 bombers, and 100,000 cargo/troop aircraft, imho.
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  13.  @isaacurban2638  Sovereign nations (non-EU) can print their own currency. Just tax later. Or build domestically.
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  14.  @isaacurban2638  MMT seems to think money works like that. Keynesian is similar, but is referring to business cycle monetary & fiscal policy. Granted, it is still bound by resources and labour, i believe. So I concede. Thank you.
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