Comments by "리주민" (@user-nf9xc7ww7m) on "Marjorie Taylor Greene Cites HIPAA, Won't Say if She's Been Vaccinated: A Closer Look" video.

  1. Aaarrrrghh!
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  2. Fox: adapt. Plenty of people sell houseboats. Economist: Those houses are really underwater.¹ ¹Underwater is the term for a financial contract or asset that is worth less than its notional value.
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  3. If i were european, I'd be passed at the americans regardless due to the constant interference in European elections (remember the president and brexit?) and constantly spying on its leaders and people.
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  4. They also are famous for their cheese. Geez, they can both break wind and cut cheese. They are the grandpa of europe 😋
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  5.  @stickyfox  Right. That's what I stated. Unlilever runs it.
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  6. They also do it on tv. Some classic republican (read: non-trumplican) leaders do this too.
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  7. Oddly though, Ben and Jerry's is still operating in nations with severe human rights issues, such as China and Saudi Arabia. I'm confused. "Unilever Multinational corporation [owner of Ben and Jerry's] also maintains corporate offices in numerous human rights-abusing countries, including China, Pakistan, Russia, Saudi Arabia, Turkey, Venezuela, Vietnam and Zimbabwe. Unilever is reportedly a major purchaser of tomato paste from state-owned factories in China's Xinjiang region, where the U.S. State Department says China is engaged in "horrific abuses." In January 2021, the U.S. government halted the import of all such tomato paste into the U.S., citing the use of forced labor that amounted to "exploiting modern slavery." Yet neither Unilever nor Ben & Jerry's appears to have ever taken action against China's massive human rights violations in Xinjiang."¹ Guess Ben and Jerry's is perfectly fine with boycotting Israel as its small, but china...well, that would be economic suicide for the conglomerate. It's not about human rights, it's about who has more money. Source: ¹https://www.newsweek.com/double-scoops-double-standards-courtesy-ben-jerrys-opinion-1612002
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  8. Oddly though, Ben and Jerry's is still operating in nations with severe human rights issues, such as China and Saudi Arabia. I'm confused. "Unilever Multinational corporation [owner of Ben and Jerry's] also maintains corporate offices in numerous human rights-abusing countries, including China, Pakistan, Russia, Saudi Arabia, Turkey, Venezuela, Vietnam and Zimbabwe. Unilever is reportedly a major purchaser of tomato paste from state-owned factories in China's Xinjiang region, where the U.S. State Department says China is engaged in "horrific abuses." In January 2021, the U.S. government halted the import of all such tomato paste into the U.S., citing the use of forced labor that amounted to "exploiting modern slavery." Yet neither Unilever nor Ben & Jerry's appears to have ever taken action against China's massive human rights violations in Xinjiang."¹ Guess Ben and Jerry's is perfectly fine with boycotting Israel as its small, but china...well, that would be economic suicide for the conglomerate. It's not about human rights, it's about who has more money. Source: ¹https://www.newsweek.com/double-scoops-double-standards-courtesy-ben-jerrys-opinion-1612002
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  9. Oddly though, Ben and Jerry's is still operating in nations with severe human rights issues, such as China and Saudi Arabia. I'm confused. "Unilever Multinational corporation [owner of Ben and Jerry's] also maintains corporate offices in numerous human rights-abusing countries, including China, Pakistan, Russia, Saudi Arabia, Turkey, Venezuela, Vietnam and Zimbabwe. Unilever is reportedly a major purchaser of tomato paste from state-owned factories in China's Xinjiang region, where the U.S. State Department says China is engaged in "horrific abuses." In January 2021, the U.S. government halted the import of all such tomato paste into the U.S., citing the use of forced labor that amounted to "exploiting modern slavery." Yet neither Unilever nor Ben & Jerry's appears to have ever taken action against China's massive human rights violations in Xinjiang."¹ Guess Ben and Jerry's is perfectly fine with boycotting Israel as its small, but china...well, that would be economic suicide for the conglomerate. It's not about human rights, it's about who has more money. Source: ¹https://www.newsweek.com/double-scoops-double-standards-courtesy-ben-jerrys-opinion-1612002
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  10.  @mnomadvfx  It suits the americans too for a disunited europe. Imagine if a United States of Europe president kept making suggestions that the American Union shouldn't become more of a country and that secession (TEXIT or CALOFORNEXIT) was good, spying on american leaders in the various member-states, etc. Pure hypocrisy. 🇺🇸: "Russia and China shouldn't interfere in elections...that's our job."
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  11. Oddly though, Ben and Jerry's is still operating in nations with severe human rights issues, such as China and Saudi Arabia. I'm confused. "Unilever Multinational corporation [owner of Ben and Jerry's] also maintains corporate offices in numerous human rights-abusing countries, including China, Pakistan, Russia, Saudi Arabia, Turkey, Venezuela, Vietnam and Zimbabwe. Unilever is reportedly a major purchaser of tomato paste from state-owned factories in China's Xinjiang region, where the U.S. State Department says China is engaged in "horrific abuses." In January 2021, the U.S. government halted the import of all such tomato paste into the U.S., citing the use of forced labor that amounted to "exploiting modern slavery." Yet neither Unilever nor Ben & Jerry's appears to have ever taken action against China's massive human rights violations in Xinjiang."¹ Guess Ben and Jerry's is perfectly fine with boycotting Israel as its small, but china...well, that would be economic suicide for the conglomerate. It's not about human rights, it's about who has more money. Source: ¹https://www.newsweek.com/double-scoops-double-standards-courtesy-ben-jerrys-opinion-1612002
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  12.  @srkh8966  Really? Saudi arabia?¹ ¹https://www.state.gov/u-s-relations-with-saudi-arabia/
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  13. I would be too. So many other have gotten their own flavour Watch the sea captain get a flavour before him 😋
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  14. Oddly though, Ben and Jerry's is still operating in nations with severe human rights issues, such as China and Saudi Arabia. I'm confused. "Unilever Multinational corporation [owner of Ben and Jerry's] also maintains corporate offices in numerous human rights-abusing countries, including China, Pakistan, Russia, Saudi Arabia, Turkey, Venezuela, Vietnam and Zimbabwe. Unilever is reportedly a major purchaser of tomato paste from state-owned factories in China's Xinjiang region, where the U.S. State Department says China is engaged in "horrific abuses." In January 2021, the U.S. government halted the import of all such tomato paste into the U.S., citing the use of forced labor that amounted to "exploiting modern slavery." Yet neither Unilever nor Ben & Jerry's appears to have ever taken action against China's massive human rights violations in Xinjiang."¹ Guess Ben and Jerry's is perfectly fine with boycotting Israel as its small, but china...well, that would be economic suicide for the conglomerate. It's not about human rights, it's about who has more money. Source: ¹https://www.newsweek.com/double-scoops-double-standards-courtesy-ben-jerrys-opinion-1612002
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