Youtube comments of Brand131 (@Brand131).

  1. Love this report, but I really think you should have been more careful hiding her whereabouts.
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  2. So, in other words, Hungary is the only country that's currently trying to uphold the Schengen agreement and is publicly vilified for doing so.
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  3. Het is niet de Nederlandse bevolking, maar de bevolking van Nederland die groeit.
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  4. Trump needs his own version of the pope mobile.
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  5. Maybe we can house these people in the homes of UN and Al Jazeera employees.
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  6. I was half-expecting this episode to talk about that scandal in France, where there is/was a facility that was underfunded, with refrigeration not working, bodies piled up on another, mice and worms eating them. Pretty gruesome.
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  7. Democrats lost the argument on gun ownership when they started calling for defunding the police.
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  8. "Bring Your Child to Work"-day in Brazil.
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  9. Wow...a woman won in a women's only category of a dance competition. This is a victory for women everywhere.
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  10. "See white people? You have nothing to worry about".
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  11. "AMERICA'S BACK!" -Joe Biden
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  12. "Come on, I thought you liked me" - Joe Biden
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  13. What a nice person. She's too good for this world.
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  14. I really hope Macron will win this election. That someone like Le Pen has even a remote chance is just scary.
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  15. I don't think this was particularly heated.
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  16. Let this be a lesson, apologizing does not work. The only thing that it will accomplish is that the other person will see it as a confirmation of the righteousness of their anger.
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  17. Left-wing trash
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  18. I was surprised that the hood didn't blow off seconds after it opened, like it's supposed to.
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  19. From a strategic perspective, wouldn't it make more sense to annex everything along the east side of the Dnieper? It would be much easier to secure than the area around Odessa.
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  20.  @elleboii6846  Whenever people try to pass of migration as a net positive they include migration from Western and East European countries, but when the right talks about migrants being a problem they're talking about immigrants from Arab and African countries.
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  21. He doesn't "racially abuse" anyone on the train. Makes me wonder if Euronews even watches its own videos beforehand or if they just slap a title on them and upload them.
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  22. The more Turkey alienates itself from Europe, the better.
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  23. European leaders can learn a lot from Modi.
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  24. I love how Euronews states all this without any proof. I read a bunch of those tweets they quickly flashed through , and none made any links to migration.
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  25. Sounds like a sensible law.
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  26.  @FaithwalkerTodd  The US offered to evacuate him, which he refused. He may be a short man, he may be of humble origins, but today, he shames us Westerners with his bravery.
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  27. Wouldn't it be easier to just join Ireland?
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  28. Het zijn niet altijd dezelfden, maar toch wel meestal.
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  29. Why is CNN even reporting this? Extremely irresponsible.
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  30. Poor Aztec natives. They were just peacefully cutting out the hearts of people from the surrounding tribes they subjugated until the warlike Spanish came and brutally ended their idyllic culture.
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  31. 1:00 this one is really harrowing. He sounds like a intelligent thoughtful guy who found himself in the worst place he's ever been in. I hope he'll manages to surrender safely.
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  32. These tunnels seem to be used for drug trafficking. Allowing refugees to use them as well would just add more risk of detection without justifiable benefits.
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  33. Wait a minute. Weren't in their ancestors who did the selling? So are they offering to pay compensation to the African diaspora in the Americas, or are they essentially trying to get paid twice?
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  34. You can tell by the gleam in her eyes that she's batshit crazy. We can laugh about these radical leftwing cultists now, but just wait till they get some real power. It'll be off to the gulags for most of us.
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  35. This will never stop with the people we currently have in charge. They're ideologically incapable of doing anything against this.
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  36.  @gatekeeperpowell5359  You should look up Karlyn Borysenko's channel. She knows more about this than anyone and you'll see that Tucker is not wrong here. CRT will tear your country apart and America's MSM, for whatever reason, is poisoning the well and gaslighting those that are catching on.
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  37. The idea that she used her pistol out of some sort of malice is ridiculous. In her entire 20+ years career, she never pulled her taser or gun on anyway.
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  38. Sue for what?
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  39. Walter Luebcke told Germans that if they didn't like his party's policy that was bringing in hundreds of thousands of immigrants they themselves should leave the country. Nobody should be shot, but I have very little sympathy for this person.
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  40. Looks to me these teammates weren't trying to fight each other, but one of them wanted to have a go at the girl giving the interview and was constrained by her own teammates.
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  41. If we had embraced nuclear energy in the 70s, global warming might not have been the pressing issue that it now is. With their fear of a possible local disaster, the green movement has exacerbated a global disaster.
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  42. They're intelligent creatures that can feel pain, and they get cut open while they're still alive.
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  43. Using sentimental music to stir the emotions of the viewer is unworthy of a news channel.
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  44. What about Morocco or Tunisia?
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  45. I feel sorry for whoever's mother that is right behind Abrams at 0:11
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  46.  @savead6628  Empathy is just a tool for the Left to coerce the European public.
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  47. @1:30 The only reason why they haven't been able to corrupt the police and other parts of the government is because these are (still) predominantly native Dutch.
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  48. Interfax has reported that Russian armored troops are moving into Ukraine's Donbas region now.
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  49. Notice how Euronews never invites someone on who isn't rabidly pro-immigration.
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  50. She looks like a nice person. Sympathetic, relate-able and genuine. Sure she might not be as good looking as a top model. I blame Hollywood, which has convinces many of us that "normal people" are good looking, but guess what, most of us aren't.
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  51. Because ransacking a store will show the racists how wrong they are.
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  52. 9:30 I love how they even blame their inability to fly Afghan translators out on Trump.
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  53. Child adoption from outside the country should be illegal.
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  54. now if only there were NATO missiles in Ukraine, your comment would be relevant.
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  55. Has the Washington Post been bought by Buzzfeed?
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  56. The people who sell them the guns and who "fight" the war on drugs are not the same people. I hope this helps.
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  57. So another party that won't get a single seat anywhere.
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  58. The important news starts at 4:40
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  59. I feel so sorry for Ukrainians. They went through all this effort and hardship and in the end little has changed.
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  60. One way to combat illegal pushbacks is by making them legal pushbacks.
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  61. Russia is also poor and corrupt.
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  62. I remember her to be considered pretty mediocre in Germany as a defense minister. Also, she only got the job of EU president because she is German and a woman and our elites wanted to set the precedent. For the same reason Christine Lagarde at the same time got the job of president of the ECB for being a woman and french, even though she has no background in economics.
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  63. Seeing how Moroccan and Turkish men behave in my country, it must be hell for a woman to live in a country where they are not a minority but the majority. I like to thank DW for reporting on this issue.
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  64. It was big news when it started a few years ago, but it has become a "cold conflict" since, so interest in it has waned.
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  65. This is what you get when you give people the impression that such a dangerous crossing is viable. That woman in the blue shirt, who imagines herself to be this great humanitarian I'm sure, is the reason why these people tried this and died.
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  66. Nederland wordt gewoon multicultureler en multiethnicer, en daar plukken we steeds meer de vruchten van.
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  67. It's everyone's fault, except Biden's.
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  68. Curling is not even a real sport. I don't see how using drugs would even help him here. (other than maybe if it numbs the boredom of doing it)
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  69. After Scotslands independance he can still come visit the country. Just get a tourist visum.
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  70. I wish I'd get a penny every time Al-Jazeree does a video about Australia and immigration.
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  71. Not really. People here generally like her.
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  72. It would be hilarious if the Australian public ends up rejecting it.
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  73. I'm not against economic sanctions, but withholding life-saving medicines is just immoral.
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  74. Considering the fish populations have plummeted, maybe it's time for all sides to stop fishing.
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  75. Bizar dat ze er niet normaal over kunnen doen.
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  76. You don't get off that easily. She could've sold that cake instead, put the proceeds in a total market mutual fund, and collected compound interest for 77 years.
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  77. 0:06 Why not call for an investigation before accusing Israel of being responsible as well? After all, there would be no need for Israel to "deflect" anything if media like Al-Jazeera would do their due-diligence first instead of "quickly and shamelessly diverting all the blame to Israel".
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  78. Trump was always pro vaccine.
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  79. What's the status of the conflict in Syria? You don't hear much about it anymore. Maybe it's time to go back?
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  80. Transwomen are men.
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  81. Very sad, but this is not our problem. The UN and NGOs are to blame for abetting the human traffickers.
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  82. 1:10 this false "hope" here being that the establishment would've been executed en masse on election day.
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  83. If I were Trump and I had nothing to hide I would fight this too. If someone is on a fishing expedition you want to give them as little potential ammunition as possible.
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  84. This woman is suffering from a clear case of female hysteria. She needs psychological help, not imprisonment.
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  85. Emphasis on the word "you".
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  86. And this will only get worse.
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  87.  @therandomunkown  "and I’m not talking about the neo-Nazis and the white nationalists -- because they should be condemned totally. " - Donald Trump
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  88. The orange one did not sleep withj anything that has legs to get ahead, though
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  89. You'd think the image of a bearded man in in his late 20s, early 30s would be a more accurate representation than that of a young girl.
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  90. Potloodventer doet zoiets voor de kick. Deze gast is gewoon boos.
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  91. You mean you have have to work when you work at Twitter now? Outrageous!
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  92. Jussie Smollett is breathing a sigh of relief.
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  93. This guy really hurt his own cause with this.
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  94. I would think the uk's royal navy would love to have this. Put them on display in their HQ.
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  95. The Lion -- You should know there is such a thing called 'the Internet', and people can just go to Wikipedia, search for 'slavery in islam' and see that you're wrong.
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  96. I love those Russian explanations: "Do not for a moment believe our enemy got the best of us. Instead believe that we're just really bad at this"
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  97. Because people who try these types of entries are not sent back to the point they set sail from, this will keep happening. By bringing them to European shores, you encourage others to risk their lives as well.
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  98. Goede maatregel. Het stelen van kinderen uit armere landen moet ophouden.
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  99. Hungary is leading the way.
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  100. Why doesn't this priest "open his eyes" instead and do away with his entire Iron Age religion, instead of cherry picking the parts he likes.
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  101. Not true, I hear plenty of white people criticize BLM as well.
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  102. This is almost the same French Connections as that of last year. (word for word) Just google "Baccalaureate: The hardest high school exam in the world? "
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  103. Not sure if you would even want someone like Duterte as an ally.
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  104. This reminds of the rise of ISIS, just a few years ago. I bet if Western countries would send something like 10.000 troops to Kabul they'd easily hold the city, which just might be the moral boost the Afghan troops need, but instead the elites are just gonna sit back and watch this car crash unfold while blaming everyone and everything but themselves.
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  105. Let's not mince words here. He didn't "leave" the country, he fled it.
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  106. ...or died from internal bleeding
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  107. Al Jazeera seems obsessed with Australia's immigration policy.
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  108. I bet more men die due to these reasons than women, also in rural areas.
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  109. Great job of these Chinese scientists. I hope this will inspire people around the world.
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  110. Let Russia whine and threaten. All it does is show everyone the importance of NATO and the EU. I hope Ukraine can be allowed into NATO soon.
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  111. I think this is pretty shameless. I remember my native country did something similar with a neighboring country during WW1 and in all honesty I am embarrassed that we stooped that low. Personally, I don't care if they come to Europe or that it costs money, as long they will go back once their home countries are save. My issue with both the left and the right is that there doesn't seem any intent in doing this. Basically the left wants all of them to become citizens and the right wants to integrate them into the workforce. For example here, this policy assumes they will be here for a decade. However, the war in Syria, for example, shouldn't take nearly that long. Give the adults some good, short-term, practical courses for mechanical and, electrical engineering, nursing/health care etc, all the stuff their home country will need after the war is over. Separate schools for their children where they learn Arabic, English and math. Then when things cool down, wish them luck, and put them on a train/bus/plane/ship and send them on the way back to their home country.
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  112. Brown is a darker shade of orange, though.
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  113. Sad to see how ordinary Palestinians have become victims as well of Hamas aggression.
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  114. Now if we can send back the +380000 Nigerian migrants currently living in Europe as well, that would be great.
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  115. Since the Palestinians made an independent autopsy impossible, we'll never know for sure.
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  116. Will we see these types of riots in places like Iceland and Japan? Or are those countries not "strengthened" by diversity enough?
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  117. Wow, actual investigative reporting by CNN.
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  118. Seeing those celebrations, you'd think they just won the world cup.
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  119. I don't think Obama could have noticed him because he never looked to his left.
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  120. "There is still white on the flag" You're just reaching now.
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  121. Many people seem to think that unarmed means innocent.
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  122. these Greeks have no shame
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  123. Maybe the French people here in Europe could get a vote too on if France should secede from New Caledonia.
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  124. Funny how at 1:00 she wanted to say "who threw the first stone", then mid-sentence realized that Palestinians actually started this violence with throwing stones at Israelis, and quickly changed her sentence to "threw the first air strike in".
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  125. The progressive media is salivating at the thought of a female dictator.
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  126. I wonder what started that fire in their original camp. I'm sure if it were white supremacists Euronews would make sure I'd know, but now they're strangely silent on this. It must have been a case of spontaneous migrant camp combustion.
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  127.  Make America Native Again  Dubai has Islam as the official state religion and the government appoints the imams. So it is not secular.
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  128. Exactly, they should join Hilary in priso....oh never mind.
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  129. He doesn't consider them a terror organization for saying that, but because they use violence in their activism.
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  130. How about we learn from the messes that both Iraq and Libya turned into and we don't destabilize an entire country just to bring down a dictator? Also, haven't the Syrian people suffered enough? I'd rather see Western countries have good relations with the Assad regime so that we can talk about repatriating their citizens.
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  131. If they would just return them to the African shore, it would end the incentive for desperate people to try this route. Because they do not, people keep trying and keep drowning. These "rescuers" are the very grease that keeps this human trafficking wheel going.
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  132. The more "woke" they get, the more likely Trump will win again in 2020.
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  133. With equity they mean the outcome is the same for everyone. Like in a communist utopia.
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  134. Maybe both are true and they're kicking the shit out of Russia because we're helping them?
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  135. If it was motivated by hatred towards women, then why aren't there videos of every female character being molested? Looks more like people don't like annoying feminists.
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  136. Americans are very harsh about their government's response, but the truth is that most countries mishandled this crisis.
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  137. This is a chilling video. These people need to be stopped.
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  138. We need more leaders like Sebastian Kurz and Matteo Salvini.
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  139. Nice ending. Very professionally edited.
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  140. War is not about winning, or losing, but about the friends we make along the way.
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  141. She's the Rosa Parks of our day.
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  142. Her singing is okay, but I wouldn't call it jaw-dropping.
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  143. This discussion shows once again that if Arabs can agree on one thing, it's that whatever the problem may be, the USA is to blame.
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  144. CoNN Many women, I am sure :)
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  145. Russians: "We didn't do it. Nobody saw us do it. You can't prove anything!"
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  146. It is Zelensky's job to do whatever he needs to do to help his country. If it is some "performative" photo shoot, because that is the only way to keep the West's attention on his country, then so be it. It is not the photoshoot that is superficial, it is us as a society. Also, reflexively going against a mainstream narrative is just stupid.
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  147.  @DarkNocta  That's maybe true when you're a cannibal or necrophile, but for most normal people 'gruesome' is a fitting description.
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  148. Nice
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  149. No need to let your family be torn apart by this, just all move to Mexico. Btw, the USA should get rid of birthright citizenship.
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  150. 9-0
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  151. South Africa is the future the USA is heading towards.
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  152. Harjot Sandhu -- They're not shot for no reason.
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  153. Medewerkers worden niet bedreigd maar "lastig gevallen". En het zijn geen doodsbedreigingen, maar "negatieve en intimiderende berichten".
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  154. Engeland heeft de kaap kolonie rond 1795 overgenomen en het apartheid systeem is geleidelijk vanaf 1892 ingevoerd.
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  155. Ordinary weekend for Africa. What's next for Guinea? Monday.
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  156. They really shouldn't take kids to these sort of things, or at the very least muzzle them.
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  157. Nice to see them get along so well. I hope Merkel is able to finish her remaining 3 years in office so these two have the time they need to get great things done for Europe.
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  158. The Italian people didn't vote Salvini out. He tried to force new elections, but instead other parties formed a new government without Salvini's Lega-party.
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  159. Problem is that America can see what game is being played here: A law changed just so a specific woman can sue a specific man, who can't give the day, month or even year of the alleged assault. Claims she wore a dress that didn't exist at the time. Has a history of making R allegations, and even thinks R is "sexy" .Maybe there are counties where you can find 12 people who think she has a plausible story, but most Americans aren't buying it.
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  160. The city council of Brooklyn voted to have him removed from his position and he has now resigned.
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  161. Why is CNN obsessed with Trump?
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  162. Le Monde (30-04-2022), "Numerous police reports of possible needle spiking in France have been filed over the last few weeks, recording visible marks, nausea and fainting. *Drugs tests, however, haven't detected any injected substances*." Vice (20-01-2022), "There is no evidence of any cases of people being spiked by injection, the UK’s private security watchdog and second biggest police force have said." Psychology Today (20-02-2022) , "Despite over 1300 'attacks' in the past 6 months, there is yet to be a single confirmed case or conviction." Yet, France24 makes it out as though its established fact that these attacks are taking place.
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  163.  @pekepup2  Her message states that the reward is for whoever has the dogs, with "no questions asked". So it's all about getting her dogs back, not about getting justice for the dog walker.
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  164. Yep, how dares he have consensual sex with someone over 10 years ago. It's outrageous!
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  165. Let's just ignore the fact that he was using drugs prior to this, then robbed a convenience store, strong-armed the clerk, and that the forensic evidence supports the police officer.
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  166. I wonder how much domestic violence in Russia is caused by alcohol abuse.
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  167. Congratulations Lithuania!
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  168. If people are so shocked that a child was among the refugees, does that mean that charges will be pressed against the parent for endangering the child's life by bringing it on board?
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  169. Let's see...the amount of homicides in Argentina for 2012 was 2152, of which 86% of the victims were men. The fact that a society can get outraged over the death of one woman, yet can shrug of the deaths of thousands of men, sounds like to very opposite of a misogynistic society. Source: Homicide monitor
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  170. I expect that this guy will now be hailed by the Russian trolls as a true Ukrainian hero, arrested by Ukrainian's "Nazi" government for standing up to them.
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  171. Strauss-Kahn is a man who throughout his life has been successful in terms of power, respect and money. On top of that, he has also been successful in terms of sexual conquests. This is why feminists thoroughly hate him.
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  172. 6:28 I think you're really selling the 10 days campaign short. It was a very successful offense. Its goal was to get a better bargaining position, yet Belgians were so unprepared that their defense folded and total victory for the Dutch troops seemed imminent. It is only because France sent in their own army to support the Belgian government that this didn't happen. The result of the campaign was that half of the region of Limburg is still part of the Netherlands.
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  173. About half of the migrants from the Ocean Viking that disembarked in France last week have gone missing, this includes minors. They were supposed to be sheltered in a recreational park, but a judge ruled that they were not allowed to be held against their will. Minors without parents were given shelters in hotels, but since they couldn't be forced to stay 26 out of 44 minors are now missing. Source: NOS (Dutch Broadcasting Foundation)
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  174. 1) Far right groups plan a protest in Charlottesville weeks before. Get official permission 2) Just days before, the mayor of Charlottesville decides to retract the permission for the protest 3) With help of the ACLU the organizers go to court and get the permission reinstated 4) During the protest the police refuse the Far right protestors access to the park where they were supposed to hold a speech 5) The police declare an unlawful assembly, something that was officially declared already at 10:00 AM, before much had happened 6) Less clear here, but apparently by denying them entrance, the Far-right groups had to go back through or very close to the left/far-left counter protestors. Police seems to be absent now even though having significant numbers (even heard there were more police than protestors) 7) Fights ensue between far right and far left groups like we've seen at Berkley 8) Far right guy decides to take revenge (or maybe he panicked, nobody really knows, but former is assumed) and drives a car into a crowd, killing one woman and wounding dozens of other people 9) Apparently unrelated, but a police helicopter crashes nearby, killing the 2 occupants 10) Media blames the far right for everything, (sometimes even implicitly for the 2 police officers in the helicopter crash). Portrays the far right as the only ones that engaged in violence 11) Trump is asked to denounce the far right, he does I think upto 3 times now, but also says violence happened on both sides 12) Media goes into a frenzy. Things of note: There was a survivalist/militant group there called the Oathkeepers. They carried assault rifles and were in military uniforms. People cite them as proof the right came armed to the teeth, but these people are basically LARP-ers, believing that one day they will have to safe guard the American people when the US government becomes tyrannical. (or something like that) I've heard there were about 500 far right protestors. They held a impromptu torch rally the evening before. There were some minor scuffles at the end of that between left and right wing protestors
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  175. Cool story. Now do Qatar.
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  176.  @davidmaples4390  During the court cases about this it became clear that the women were actually getting paid more than the men. You can find a breakdown of outcomes of these cases by Nate the Lawyer here on YT. Women got paid more overall and on a per-game basis. They would've gotten even more if they had the men's agreement, which was also offered to them, but they refused this for a deal that gave a guaranteed income and other benefits.
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  177. Who says they should go back to America?
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  178. If people don't want to go to prison they should try not committing crimes for a change.
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  179. If you'd base your vote for a candidate on their family, wouldn't that make Trump the preferred choice? All his children are doing well, while Biden's are a mess.
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  180. 0:15 "...engraved with the names of the 22.442 British men and women who died in the landings and in the battle of Normandy that followed in 1944" Hey Euronews, how many of those casualties were women?
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  181. True love transcends age.
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  182. or maybe read the bible for once and see what it has to say about homosexuality.
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  183. I love how Euronews' way of "fact-checking" doesn't go further than going to a government's website and taking whatever is written there as fact. You could've done something like reach out to the people who work at those voting stations to get first-hand knowledge of what happened. You know, like actual investigative journalism?
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  184. "For the rest of the year, Red Guards marched across China in a campaign to eradicate the 'Four Olds'. Old books and art were destroyed, museums were ransacked, and streets were renamed with new revolutionary names and adorned with pictures and the sayings of Mao. Many famous temples, shrines, and other heritage sites in Beijing were attacked."
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  185. The Soviets as well considered sports a useful propaganda tool to promote their ideology.
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  186. Kim Potter's conviction is a miscarriage of justice. It's obvious she made a mistake, albeit a stupid one that cost someone's life. People shouldn't go to prison for making mistakes.
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  187.  @tofazzalhossainshovan8470  It is mentioned in the video. She could get Bangladeshi citizenship because of her mother.
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  188. My 5-year old suffered from lead and mercury deficiency. So I got him some Chinese paint.
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  189. can't be sorry for them ...the injuries they suffered..... they shouldn't have been killing people
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  190. I wonder if the media will put the blame on Trump again.
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  191. For it to be karma shouldn't those refugees be pouring into the UK and the USA instead?
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  192. What did they lie about? Video reaffirms that the Aztecs engaged in blood sacrifices.
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  193. Don't do the crime if you can't do the time.
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  194. Is this still connected to the capitol hill riot or is this part of another fishing expedition?
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  195. Is there actual proof of this? Like video footage.
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  196. 3:02 Aren't totem poles something from the tribes of North America? Also those tents (tipis) are a North American thing, I believe.
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  197. My heart breaks for that kitten at 0:45 . I hope she made it out alive and well :(
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  198. George Orwell did.
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  199. Awesome
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  200. Funny how people think that the police bringing up the fact of Mike Brow's robbery of a store and assault on the clerk, which happened only moments before the incident, is "character assassination", but then see this video of a totally unrelated event as giving a valuable insight into the character of Darren Wilson.
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  201. Richard Taylor I was responding to your reply. With your first question you ask, "If the facts they are presenting are true then what is the issue?". However, someone can lie by omission, or they could be unaware of certain facts. They could also put too much emphasis on particular facts they have a bias towards. In other words, just because someone relies completely on facts doesn't mean that what he says is correct.
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  202. I didn't see anything in this video that I would consider a "close call".
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  203. This is how Russia handles its own Snowdens.
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  204. Why not arrest them and send them back to Iraq to let the Iraqi judicial system deal with them? They committed and abetted murders there after all.
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  205. I'd rather get the guy out who was sentenced to 14 years of hard labor.
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  206. Looks like this BS trash is true, though
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  207. I guess when the Robopocalypse is finally upon us, closets won't be the impenetrable fortresses I hoped they would be.
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  208. He was convicted for contempt of court, not for how he treated prisoners.
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  209. I hope that due to all these antivaxxers refusals I will be able to get my vaccine faster.
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  210. My issue with Blackrock is that they're pushing companies they invest in into accepting "diversity, equity and inclusion". As for Zelensky being a billionaire: according to Forbes his assets total less than 30 million. So not a billionaire.
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  211. I've more faith in Macron's negotiation ability than that of Biden.
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  212.  @achie2527  Al de dingen die je nu noemt doen er niet toe. In je oorspronkelijke comment heb je het over Nederland, maar Nederland heeft al sinds het einde van de 18e eeuw geen zeggenschap meer over wat er in Zuid Afrika gebeurd.
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  213. In Islamic countries, the vast majority of people have negative views of Jews. What did you think would happen when these people would come over to Europe?
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  214. It's a civil court
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  215.  @seventhuser904  They're deploying in their allies' territories, with their respective permissions. Just as Russia does in Belarus.
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  216. I guess the media finally got the Asian community to play along in America's victimhood culture.
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  217.  @lakiesha2236  I'm sure that is very difficult, but Ahmaud Arbery isn't on trial here for burglary, so it's a moot issue.However, the user I replied to put it forward as a hypothetical that he intended to steal something, which automatically would mean he was committing a burglary. Keep in mind that it's not actually relevant what Arbery did or didn't do, but if it was reasonable for the McMichaels to believe he was committing a burglary. And the answer is very likely 'no', since they didn't actually see him in that home at that time but relied on information from another person.
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  218. So in which European country did this happen?
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  219. It's not just about the mortality rate, but also how easily it spreads.
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  220. Macron is giving a masterclass on how to throw an election.
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  221. Love is love is a pedophile slogan
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  222. There are quite a few EU countries with high levels of unemployment, especially among the youths. The jobs shown here are low-skilled and they could be done by these Europeans. These Africans take up these jobs and keep the wages down, killing the incentive for healthy internal EU migration.
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  223. People should seek refuge in the nearest safe country.
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  224. Why are you even here? Go protest your own governments to raise tariffs or whatever.
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  225. Good for them!
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  226. So a 75 year old guy getting pushed is news, but the cold blooded murder of 77 year old David Dorn, with an absolutely harrowing video where you can see the life drain from his eyes, is not.
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  227.  @BatteredWalrus  Americans have been convicted before in Russia for similar crimes, even before the war the in Ukraine. And see admitted to the crime. It's very simple, she broke Russian law, intentionally or not, and now she has to pay the price.
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  228. Funny how CNN is emphasizing that the US-NK failed, considering that Trump has made more progress towards peace on the Korean peninsula in his 2 years than all US presidents since the 50s combined.
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  229. At 2:10 you say men and women are separated, with women having their own lines and also their own part of the camp. Why is that? Why do you think that's normal?
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  230. I can't stop watching this video.
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  231.  @keeliekalayidol8876  With Breonna Taylor the police knocked and announced themselves. You can look up AG Daniel Cameron's press conference on this.
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  232. Just like that time in Germany.
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  233. With Parler it didn't stop there: "Every vendor, from text message services to email providers to our lawyers, all ditched us too, on the same day," said the CEO of Parler on Fox News. I think anti-trust charges should be brought to these companies, but the elected officials in the US and the unelected officials in the EU are either apathetic or completely on-board with this brave new tech-world.
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  234. Europe should just end the charade and leave all these international refugee treaties. They clearly don't represent our values and that is fine. There is nothing wrong with wanting to safeguard your people and country.
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  235. "I want our democracy back". Ah yea, the democracy where one party gets 3.7 million votes, as many votes as two parties who have 64 seats combined, and has only one MP to show for it.  And where 36% of the voters are allowed to make laws, unopposed, for the entire country.
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  236. So did the cast get paid 77% of what the original cast was paid?
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  237. They're not supposed to point a finger to any country or entity. So when they don't blame Russia or the separatists or Ukraine, it is deliberate.
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  238. Richard Taylor Just because people use facts to back up a statement, doesn't mean that the statement itself is fact.
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  239. Richard Taylor I wasn't commenting on the show, just your reply. I have no opinion show, other then that it seems to be pretentious and sensationalist.
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  240. overoy hansen maybe it's hard for people to understand because they're not paranoid schizophrenics who see conspiracies everywhere?
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  241. This is important news.
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  242. Maybe Euronews could show some footage of this "huge public outrage", because I haven't seen any.
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  243. Why not help poor people regardless of their gender? This sounds like a very sexist organization.
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  244. Ukraine does everything it can to hold on to a peaceful solution, to its own detriment sadly, while the rebels and their Russian masters, have used Ukraine's good intentions and willingness to a cease fire, to rearm and resupply to prepare for an all out offensive. It should be clear to everyone now who the good and bad guys are.
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  245. I don't understand how Turkish membership can even be considered anymore.
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  246. +Goodness Gracious Not sure which God you're talking about, but the God of the Bible doesn't.
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  247. I had my doubts about Saakashvili, but he sounds like a sensible person.
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  248. A refugee can play the violin. (and only poorly) Why is this newsworthy?
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  249. In the USA this is starting to become one of the usual hazards that comes with enjoying a night out at the movies. Soon, getting murdered at the cinema will be considered as American as apple pie or a 60 hours work week.
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  250. Great news!
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  251. Boats should be towed back to Africa or else they get transported to a remote area where their asylum application will be processed. If they enter the country illegally they have no right to asylum. If they want to apply for asylum, they can do that outside Europe and wait there while the application gets processed. Similar measures like this have helped Australia curb their illegal immigration problem.  What the European commission proposes here will just encourage more migration.
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  252. Reality Check: No one cares
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  253. In 2020 Finland exported about $90 million to NZ (0,13% of their total) and imported $23 million (0,036% of their total). Maybe this is a lot for NZ, but for a European country these are minuscule amounts.
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  254. and others make closets out of their skeletons...
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  255. I doubt you ever saw a imam with a hijab before either. The woman in this video is just acting out a feminist fantasy.
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  256. As it looks now, I think Biden will win with just 270 electoral votes. Very slim margin, far cry from what was predicted by the media, but still a victory.
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  257. Love how she spits out the word "men" at the end. Would it matter if 9 out 10 billionaires were women? Or transgenders? Or Asians? If it doesn't then why does she emphasize this?
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  258. Typical how the BLM activist is a fat white girl who by the looks of it identifies as male.
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  259. Military police should protect stores.
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  260. If it were a sexism issue you need a lot more examples than just Serena Williams. We would need to constantly see women get penalized in situations where men get a free pass. Just saying that there were similar instances where men didn't get penalized ignores the possibility that there might also have been instances where men did actually get penalized. Maybe there are differences between how umpires rule, or even between how an individual umpire rules from day to day.
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  261. Sierra Rambles A Lot -- In the case of DACA, since they came to the US as children I doubt they'll face torture in their mother countries.
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  262. Considering that Ukraine can't be sure of US military help in case of a war -- which probably would take months to prepare for even if it would materialize -- what possible benefit could Ukraine get by doing its own false flag operation?
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  263. Trump was always promoting the vaccine. He sees this as one of the accomplishments from his presidency. It was actually Biden who is the original vaccine skeptic, who said he would not take a vaccine that was developed within a year, and then changed his tune after he got in office. And now the media is pretending Trump was a skeptic himself who came around, probably because they think they create a rift with this between him and his base.
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  264.  @stephencasper87  So in 2000 the line was Chechnya. Then the line was Georgia. Then Crimea. And now it's the entirety of Ukraine. I'm just gonna take a wild guess here but I bet the line next year will be Moldova.
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  265.  @elmosweed4985  You mean don't judge others or you will be judged by the same standard? (Matthew 7:1-2) I'm sure Christians wouldn't mind being judged by the standard their god sets out for them.
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  266. The belief that Zelensky somehow benefits from this is ludicrous. If he had wanted he could've sold his country out to Russia long ago and lived happily ever after in Sochi or wherever retired leaders like to go in Russia. He could've gone to the US when they offered to evacuate him and gotten a cushy job at some university. Instead he has taken up the hardest task of his life.
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  267. I don't know if it's intentional, it might be that they can't keep up with their content output if they put in proper research. It's still bad though since many people get info from history from videos like this.
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  268. You heard that right, Brits. No Mars bars. Better call off Brexit now before it's too late!
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  269. Why?
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  270. I really doubt they did their due diligence with this video.
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  271. I thought antifa didn't really exist and was just an idea? How can you "pardon" an idea? I'm so confused right now.
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  272.  name1 name2  Russia invaded Ukraine's peninsula of Crimea just a few years ago. They also invaded Georgia a few years ago. And also Chechnya.
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  273. During an election lots of people make lots of claims. Your bias lies in that you selectively fact-check. For example, why don't you fact check that claim that Hunter Biden's emails are part of a Russian disinformation claim? What is the basis for this? There are multiple ways of being dishonest, and cherry-picking the claims you scrutinize to make the preferred candidate look good and the other not, is one of them. The moment I read the title of this video I already knew what the conclusion would be, just because how you people operate.
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  274. 9-0
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  275. They should be handed over to the Syrian government to stand trial, so they can be held accountable by the people who's lives they've ruined.
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  276. His name is Elie, and her name is Alyssa. Maybe that's what caused the confusion. Also, keep in mind there might be a delay.
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  277. I know they should've known better, but what a tragic way to die.
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  278. The secret is not to assault people with firearms while you're doing it. You don't even need to be White to perform this amazing trick, most Asians and pretty much all women pull this off every day.
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  279. Under the guise of concern for public health, the media has forcibly outted him and now they're shaming him for his sexuality. They do this for political reasons because they don't like the party he is a member of. A new low for Euronews.
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  280.  @toyotaprius79  Nobody is being punished.
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  281. "How dares he use our weaponization of the law against us!"
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  282. Abortion isn't illegal now in the US.
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  283.  @SusanOnTVShows  He's holding the entire south east of Ukraine hostage. He has no need for a mediocre basketball player. And she admitted to it because she got caught red handed and knows there is no use lying about it.
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  284. I agree. If politicians had stood firm years ago this would never have gone on for this long. Their inaction has made this systemic .
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  285. Maybe CNN reporters assaulting interns during these briefings also have something to do with this.
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  286. Trump got it right. It's the Nambians themselves who have been pronouncing it wrong all these years.
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  287. So they're complaining about effects of open borders and an unrestricted migration on their culture. Why is this true in their case, but not when this is happening to Europe?
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  288. Does Germany have AI news readers now? This woman sounds like a robot.
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  289. That's a nice profile picture you got there. Shame if something were to happen to it...
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  290. If they don't like our cities why don't just go to Islamic countries where they are not a "vulnerable minority"? That way we can keep doing our thing, and they do their thing, and everyone wins.
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  291. World war 2 is kind of old news by now :P
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  292. I don't like Assad, but I think it's better here to be pragmatic.
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  293. The woman who is being interviewed doesn't say she's afraid of Al Queda. She says people in general are being made afraid of it, and she is afraid that because of that they will vote right-wing.
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  294. Richard Taylor If your time was wasted it's your own doing. You probably would have done so regardless, if you're looking for a "productive" conversation in a comment section of a Youtube video. Anyway, I didn't take what you said out of context. It applies broadly.
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  295. Why not blame their parents or the people on the boat for putting these children in harms way? Why are Europeans to blame for these people's reckless behavior?
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  296. Africa's population is expected to more than triple this century. This is just the beginning. Sooner or later we will have to harden our stance.
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  297. Maybe select students based on their grades?
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  298. It's eight months ago now.
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  299. Proper term would be 'captive', not 'hostage'. Hostage implies they're held in exchange for something.
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  300. drekson23 Ofcourse we're sure. We here in the Youtube comment section thoroughly do our research before posting. You can blindly trust that what you read here is nothing but the truth.
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  301. Euronews didn't come up with this claim and didn't report it as factual. They're very deliberate in their use of language to make that clear. However it is a fact that the claim is made by Ukraine. And also that Barosso speaks on this, that Russia is being called to account for it, etc etc. That's all newsworthy.
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  302. +MLG Doge (much 360 noskope) No, like actual concentration camps. http://www.radfemcollective.org/news/2015/9/7/an-interview-with-julie-bindel
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  303. CNN still obsessing over Trump.
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  304. Their grabby hands grab all they can.
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  305. A state has the prerogative to use violence to protect the integrity of its territory and its rule of law.
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  306. These are the Russians I like.
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  307. He was just being facetious to put her at ease. The woman is clearly an idiot.
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  308.  @DRKrust492  You mean making up for the loss in hours of employees who considered work optional? I'm sure they'll be able to find replacements for them in the current economy.
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  309. Remember how for months CNN had this dashboard for covid on the right in their videos, and now that since a certain someone took office, this has disappeared?
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  310. ​ @thomasreedy4751  He also ended ISIS and also helped create peace between several Middle Eastern countries and Israel. He banned critical race theory in governmental organizations and companies that receive federal funds. Also, he didn't start a war, which shouldn't be an accomplishment, but I believe he's the first president since Carter to not invade or wreck another country, so it sorta is. (Obama had Libya (and almost invaded Syria too), Bush had Iraq/Afghanistan, Clinton had Yugoslavia/Serbia, Bush sr had Iraq, Reagan had Panama (iirc, some central american country anyway)).
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  311. No
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  312. Kinda worried about Bill Gates. He sounds and looks ill here.
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  313. "I don't know what I'm signing here" -Joe Biden
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  314. Yep, it's perfectly understandable that Trump took away his press pass.
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  315. Absolutely horrifying.
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  316. If you had watched the video you would've known that Costa Rica doesn't have an army.
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  317. Or maybe there was no crime and they're just stalling as long as they can to not have to admit that, maybe even until the 2024 election so they can use it for political mudslinging.
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  318. Greta made some calls.
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  319. Spain should consider building actual walls around these enclaves, like the cities during the middle ages had.
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  320. There is no afterlife. This is the best it's going to get.
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  321. The idea behind a lockdown was to avoid that the healthcare system would be overrun.
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  322. ​ @jennifervan75  Een halfjaar geleden werden we anders nog door een zekere Regillio Vaarnold, voorzitten van de Ubuntu Connected Front, vertelt dat Nederland iets van 40.000 euro per afstammeling moest ophoesten. Als voorschot natuurlijk, want het zou nog wel eens meer kunnen worden. (spoiler alert: het zal altijd meer worden) Dus misschien gaat het voor jou hier niet om, maar voor anderen wel degelijk.
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  323. I think they should look at these monuments on a case-by-case basis, and use aesthetics as their guide.
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  324. or we could give them both
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  325. there is footage of this "radical white Trump supporter" at 0:11
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  326.  @andyxfish  First off, he doesn't need to take something for it to be a burglary. Secondly, it's a separate issue to the fact about his toenails, which is meant to undermine the joggers motive.
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  327. Could you be a little more specific?
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  328. betwixtX -- The things you mention seem to refer to the actions of European states, such as Germany, not following European treaties, and not the EU. I could understand that for example the German tax payer would want to take the German government to court for bailing out Greece (and I believe something like this did happen), but I don't see how Britain is even a party in this or how it would be an alternative to the Brexit negotiations.
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  329. It would be easy to stop them if politicians were willing to make an effort.
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  330. Twerken is niet echt iets van de westerse beschaving. Het is "uitgevonden" door Amerika's zwarte bevolking, maar heeft waarschijnlijk zijn oorsprong in Afrika.
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  331. 8:54 You're implying that being White is a better predictor than schizphrenia, but white people make up more than 54% of the US population. How is it then a good predictor?
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  332. That would mean that in 5 months, Russia has lost more soldiers than the US has in the Vietnam war, Gulf war of 91, the Iraq war and the war in Afghanistan, combined.
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  333. ​ @rosariomiranda8291  Thanks for sharing your tripe of whataboutism. I'm not sure why you blame the Spanish for diseases when we ourselves can't even keep a flue in check. How can we possibly consider people from the 16th century responsible then? As for the inquisition, they might have had a bad reputation but at least they didn't revel in barbarity. Just an example, just recently archeologists dug up a tower made out skulls in Mexico city. Like it or not, the Aztec empire is a dark chapter in human history.
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  334. It's not like she was some bystander and saw a plane in trouble and came to the rescue. She was piloting the thing. How does this make her a hero?
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  335. With 'truly ancestral ceremonies of native peoples', you mean stuff like widow burning?
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  336. a begger gives you nothing in return. aiding Ukraine however gives us the pleasure of watching them demolish the russian army. and all the whinning of the putin sycophants about this in the comment section is just the cherry on top.
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  337. The woman sounds out of breath, and they're standing very close. Maybe the reporter should get a covid test, just to be safe.
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  338.  @Teadon86  His name is Maurice P. He is a native German. Looks like he drove under influence of either drugs or alcohol, or both.
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  339. But now the Secret Service agent in question released a statement that this did not happen. So why did this commission not depose him before having her testify to corroborate her story?
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  340. I am all for gay marriage, but the Bible does not condone it. If gay people want to change/reinterpret/ignore scripture to their own liking they should set up their own church.
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  341. Another thing you may not know is that asking someone you work with to be a surrogate while being male, could mean you'll be accused of sexual harassment and forced to resign your position.
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  342. ​ @bluedreamchicago9319  She confessed to it, so that's irrelevant speculation.
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  343. We have a moral obligation to help Ukraine.
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  344. To give people some context. The name of the perpetrator is Firas M. Firas is an Arab name.
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  345. I've heard that so many times now over the past 6 years.
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  346. Instead of teaching a child how to terminate a pregnancy behind the back of their parents, why not teach them that they can get guidance from their parents instead? I get why people have an issue with the mentioned section, since it tries to undermine the parents' authority.
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  347. I think there have been travel bans for other countries before as well. Also, even if you have some cases, a travel ban might still be justified to dampen the growth in cases.
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  348. Nah, we're good. But thank you for your concern.
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  349. I'm all for supporting Ukraine, but not like this. I'd rather see my country pay Ukraine the same out of pocket than taking it this way.
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  350. In Russia, men have an average life expectancy of 66 years while women have a life expectancy of 77 years.
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  351. As someone who lives in the Netherlands, I can assure you that South Africa is on nobody's radar here. Or do you mean the Afrikaner population?
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  352. There is no need to jail them or take custody of their children. They committed crimes against the Syrian people. Just hand them over to the Syrian government and let them deal with it.
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  353. I think the danger is that if it goes south for the US, they might expect us to help, and since we need the US against Russia we won't have much of a choice.
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  354. I think she's referring to the war that preceded that.
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  355. I would think Assad is the lesser evil here.
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  356. Good job!
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  357. So because 2 police officers died, numerous innocent people have now died. Good job Turkey, way to handle the situation.
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  358. Nice
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  359. Maybe to get away from other Russians?
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  360. Or maybe we would, radical Islam predates those wars. They have no trouble killing people of other nations either. I remember that back in the 90s, you had Muslim groups killing whole villages in Algeria. Islam has been a problem for the rest of the world since roughly the 8th century. It's just that they now have access to semi-automatic rifles and explosives.
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  361. Nothing wrong with having an American base. It's good for the economy and also gives security. I'm sure many countries bordering Russia would want nothing more than more American bases on their soil.
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  362. This is peanuts.
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  363. To think Turkey was expected to join the EU as early as 2013. Seeing how it's slowly spiraling into a dictatorship, Europe really dodged a bullet there.
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  364. I imagine they mean the russian soldiers who, according to the rebels, are 'on vacation' in south-east Ukraine.
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  365. It's the knowledge that, caught or not, they'll be given shelter in Europe that they're willing to risk such a dangerous journey. We should as a rule drop them off in Africa, let them apply for a visum there. This will discourages others, and thereby save lives.
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  366. Oh the humanity, 37 days in detention. Just imagine, more than a month without shopping or make-up. And people were so mean to here, blowing smoke in her face. And then the people in Guantanamo think they have it bad. She was so brave not to cry though, truly an inspiration to women everywhere.
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  367. Markos Surd Pesky NATO, always butting in, ruining that which could have been a good old-fashioned genocide...
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  368. Markos Surd You mean that all those people in the mass graves they found after the Kosovo war shot and buried themselves?
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  369. +crimenot alwaysbad They brought peace to Western Europe by co-jointly defeating Nazi Germany, and to the pacific by defeating Imperial Japan. As an added bonus they prevented Western Europe from falling under the Soviet/Russian sphere of influence. There are more (minor) cases, like they used their influence to end the Suez crisis and also the occupation of Indonesia, they helped fight the North Korean conflict to a cease fire, maybe not peace but better than South Korean losing that war. I'm sure there are more, but these are just a few that come to mind. I might not be Obama (he's generally to busy to answer questions of random Youtube users I suspect), but I still hope this answered your question to your satisfaction.
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  370. Considering those tests took place in the fifties, I bet many people on that boat weren't even alive then.
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  371. Funny how the media seems to have collectively decided that women's soccer is finally comparable to men's. (I've been seeing this type of story everywhere lately) And it appears they try to spin this into some sort of example of a "glaring gender wage gap". The thing is, nobody who is into soccer cares about female soccer. If these women would magically turn into men, with their current soccer skill, soccer fans would still not care about their play. They're simply not good enough compared to the men's top teams. As a matter of fact, that they're women is the only reason they still get some funding and some attention.
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  372. Sounds like a sensible move. Hosting such events never seems to pay off.
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  373. Considering the revolution in Georgia happened more than a decade ago, I´m glad our leaders are so forward thinking.
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  374. Don't they have tranquilizer guns in Russia?
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  375. That's less of an insult as you might think. Neanderthals might have been more intelligent than Homo Sapiens.
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  376. So...what's the "real story" then?
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  377. Alin Popescu  "the unemployment you mentioned is because everyone is leaving" <- This makes no sense. Anyway, Greece's unemployment rate is still over 20%, Portugal, Spain and Italy all have rates well above 10% and the EU as a whole is also at 10%. The idea of the common market is that the freedom of movement would even out labor surpluses and shortages. If you allow  for a massive influx of workers from outside the EU you essentially sabotaging this mechanism. And a temporary single percentage point of GDP growth (or whatever it may be) is not worth the long term problems and the damage to our national and European identities.
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  378. The entire thing is overblown. Sure, it is not a pretty sight to have the center of power overrun by protestors, but these people clearly did not have a plan and it would always have fizzled out. If it wasn't for security shooting at people, no one would've died. Other than the symbolism of it, what has happened in the last 7-8 months in Portland, Washington is way worse than this, and the media happily ignored that.
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  379. Rachel Dolezal initially got in the limelight not because she identified as black as a white woman, but that she was receiving racist threats sent to her over the mail, however this mail was not stamped and was delivered in a mail box that required a key to put the mail in, suggesting she might have put it in herself.
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  380. The specter of communism is back now, though. Marxists occupy positions of influence in American and UK universities and also gaining ground in the private sector. Even in my own country you see the neo-Marxist rhertoric being slithered into the conversation under the guise of racial justice.
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  381. Nobody is stealing their gold, diamonds and oil. African governments choose to sell mining rights to foreign companies.
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  382. Islam is Kazakhstan's dominant religion.
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  383. Losing Kherson pretty much closed the door on taking Odessa for the Russians.
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  384. and still they follow the words of a man that knew much less of the universe than a 8 year old knows today. (unless its an Arabic 8 year old, then it's probably about the same)
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  385.  @factsoverfear9771  What horrors are you talking about?
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  386. ​ @adrianalaleona874  A man is an adult human male, and a woman is an adult human female. It's only difficult to answer for people who believe men can become women and vice versa. Hence why the question was asked.
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  387. Probably Iran
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  388. Remember when Salvini was in charge and the media tried to gaslight the public by claiming migrant numbers were actually down and there was really no need for the drastic measures pursued by the Italian government, implying that the numbers were down due to other causes. Now Salvini is gone and Italy has once more a permissive government, and the numbers go up again. Funny how that goes.
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  389. Seeing how with the help of the media school boards have been gaslighting parents about CRT-based education in K to 12, I'm willing to give these angry parents the benefit of the doubt.
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  390. I'm sure the Russians are very excited about this exchange.
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  391. It might be irrational, but having seen the video, she genuinely seemed afraid of the guy. Since she didn't have a weapon, her only leverage in that situation was to threaten to call the police on him, in the hopes/expectation that he bought into the false narrative pushed by the media, that the police guns down unarmed black men willy-nilly. Now that same disingenuous media is holding her up as an example of the supposed wide-spread racism in the US. The only real justice in this case would've been if the poor dog was taken away from her, since that was the only real victim here.
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  392.  Garry G  The US womens national team lost 5-2 to FC Dallas' under-15 boy's team, so I bet they couldn't.
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  393. She's actually an English translator by trade.
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  394.  @crushnevnikita8575  Saying it is bullshit does not make it so. Fact is that if Zelensky wanted to enrich himself he has had ample opportunities to do so and he hasn't.Also, both her parents were successful before this war started. Attacking Zelensky's character is just how putin's butthurt sycophants cope with Russia's military humiliation in Ukraine.
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  395. America needs a wall to protect these poor children from the irresponsible actions of their parents.
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  396. And they tried nothing and now are all out of ideas.
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  397. Isn't the Hungarian government right in that this is propaganda? If their intent is to change people's minds on homosexual relationships, I don't see how it's not.
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  398. As of written this, you still need to be guilty of an actual crime for that.
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  399. In Harris' case it was two legs up.
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  400. That hole in the ozone layer didn't magically disappear, though. It's actually still there but due to global action is slowly declining. Expectation is that it will be back to normal rouhgly around 2060.
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  401. The Onion is plagiarizing its own jokes now. Just do a search for "A Recap Of This Week's Royal Baby Coverage".
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  402. Trump wasn't even president then.
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  403. Your English is pretty horrid, to the point that I wonder if you're even a native speaker.
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  404. I think this improved Putin's position. A weakness was laid bare for him without it ending or even really damaging his regime and he got rid of a potential rival as well.
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  405.  @MErwin  Why would saying that satisfy one's own ego?
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  406. What's up with the dramatic music?
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  407. Because Muslims are the darling "oppressed minority" of the Western media.
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  408. Maybe this would have happened under Trump too, but when the situation evolves you need to be able to react to the new situation. Biden is the president now, and he isn't doing that. He has been letting this happen.
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  409. If you're British, please go to "B'chute" and watch Tommy Robinson's latest video.
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  410. I think a better approach would be a few smaller countries forming a coalition, like Poland, Germany, France and maybe the UK. I think the US should really stay out of this to not have this escalate to a nuclear war.
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  411. It was from ammonium nitrate that was stored in a warehouse. Apparently, it came from a ship from Georgia (country) that got stuck in port there in 2013 due to an unpaid bill or something like that.
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  412.  name1 name2  No offense, but I don't think you know what you're talking about. Even if you want to call what happened in Ukraine in 2014 a coup, the military wasn't involved in the removal of Yanukovych. He seemingly out of the blue left the country, leaving a power vacuum in his wake. Nobody except for Yanukovych himself knows for sure what motivated him to do this, but the Ukrainian army didn't have anything to do with it. As for Crimea, we know that Russian troops invaded Crimea because Putin said so himself in a national TV interview years after the fact. And Chechnya is a republic in the south of the Russian federation. NATO has never been involved there Furthermore, you ignored Georgia. Russia invaded it in august of 2008.
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  413. I hope this will work out for the Ukrainian people, but I suspect he will be a puppet of someone.
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  414. I'm sure most people in the West have a pretty good idea now what that is like.
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  415. I don't see how the woman caused this. What about the old guy in the top-right? Or why not blame the museum for using such a shoddy wall to hang these paintings?
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  416. You can clearly see that Arbery runs up to the guy behind the car. Btw, why does France24 capitalize the word 'black' (as in Black jogger) in their description, but use lowercase for the word 'white' (as in white men) ?
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  417.  @letsRegulateSociopaths  If I were British I would prefer the latter over giving my country away to foreigners, but I don't think the premise is even true. I've read studies about the benefits of unfettered immigration and there doesn't seem to be an economic argument for it, people from third world countries cost a country money over their life time. Best approach is probably picking and choosing migrants with skills you need, like they do in the United Arab Emirates, and not letting them overstay their welcome.
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  418.  @eminmushviqoglu1751  Yep, he's waking people up.
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  419. You think it will be just the children and some mothers? They have a right of family reunification, so their fathers will follow shortly. Or these mothers will remarry some other jihadi warrior. And then when these children grow up, they'll get their own jihadi husbands and wives. These 30 to 50 children are Trojan horses.
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  420. Toch wel vreemd dat ze zo'n kluis zomaar open krijgen.
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  421. not for another 2 years
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  422. This LGBTQ+ on LGBTQ+ violence really has to stop.
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  423. I watched a stream of this with a panel of about 8 lawyers and prosecutors and they all agreed with the judge.
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  424. Wow, people still play pokemon go?
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  425. I'm kinda surprised that $10 million is a record.
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  426. "Following Trump's order"? Is Biden working for Trump now? I thought he was elected to make his own decisions. Trump never had issue with tearing up an agreement if he didn't like it. And now Biden is blaming Trump, the Afghan army, the Afghan president...everyone but himself.
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  427. At least he's doing something for it, unlike that previous US president.
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  428. Sadly, yes.
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  429. Remember how the UK parliament gave Boris Johnson a new election in exchange for taking a no-deal Brexit off the table? And now he has run out the clock of his self-imposed deadline. We could blame the conservatives for this, but really it was such an obvious ploy that Labour, SNP, Greens etc only have themselves to blame.
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  430.  @mattyfrommacc1554  I'm not British myself, but if it happened where I live my attitude would be that he is still a foreigner and it wouldn't have happened without mass immigration.
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  431. What he says at 0:56 is simply not true. The claim that the US economy shrunk by a 1/3 is based on a report that annualized the drop in GDP of the 2nd quarter of 2020 compared to the previous quarter. The actual loss in GDP was about 9-10%, which is better than say the drop experienced in Europe, but they then extrapolated this to a full year, as though the US experienced a drop of 9% for 4 consecutive quarters, which hasn't actually happened and is also unrealistic even if seen as a prediction.
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  432. For that they need to bring charges in a court, and then they would have to deal with an opposing council, that can object, cross-examine their witnesses and bring in their own evidence, while just smearing him like this, with a subservient media to help them broadcast it to the people, serves their purpose just as well.
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  433. If you selectively fact-check then you're just gaslighting your audience
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  434. It's a civil court.
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  435. RIXRADvidz -- She actually acknowledged that in her comment. Maybe you should get some rest, grandpa.
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  436. Even if it were true then the only thing you have is that Trump might have created a potentially dangerous situation on the road.
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  437. Good to see Romanians doing well.
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  438. I think a better idea would be for Europe to compensate the US for its military support to Ukraine.
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  439. Masterashman People have been predicting this 'imminent dollar collapse' for decades now.
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  440. I don't know what the context for these questions is, but in general I think it's reprehensible when children and tears are used to influence a public debate or cause. I think Merkel handled it pretty well, all things considered.
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  441. Internet Georgia, Chechnya, and now Ukraine.
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  442. The article you link isn't about the Higgs particle, but about another particle. The higgs has a mass of 125 GeV and was discovered in 2013. However, the article talks about a potential discovery of an unknown particle with a mass of 750 GeV and this was in 2015. It apparently had a statistical significance of 1%, but more data and analysis showed its existence to be unlikely.
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  443. If it wasn't for tax payers' money, nuclear power plants wouldn't exist to begin with. Now the tax payer also has to compensate them for shutting it down?
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  444. Business as usual in Africa.
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  445. Hubbledecker What does the EU have to do with communism? Seeing how the EU promotes freedom of movement (=flexible  labour market) and the common market (=competition), I think it's much easier to make the case that the EU is a "conspiracy against the people to force Anglo-saxon style capitalism down their throats".
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  446. Talk is cheap
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  447. Not when France withdraws from this 2K agreement.
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  448. I love how they talk about 'femicide', when 83% of the homicide victims in Peru are men. (source: http://homicide.igarape.org.br/ )
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  449. Are these the journalists that are behind these particular (supposed) news fabrications? And if so, was it presented then as evidence at this trial?
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  450. I think this is just wishful thinking on his part. The UN has no jurisdiction over GB or Sweden. The highest court in Europe is the court in Strassbourg, not some UN commission.
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  451. This is what Russia does with its Edward Snowdens.
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  452. Placards look identical and professionally made. Roughly 15-20 people present, just enough to make them appear as a large crowd on camera ... if you choose to only film them from up-close. This "protest" looks more like a case of actors posing in front of a willfully ignorant press. I hope everyone involved at least got paid well for performing this farce. I would hate to think that it was a waste of time for them as well.
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  453. Because many people on the Internet are rabidly anti-West. In their minds everything the West does is part of some nefarious hidden agenda. They dismiss all the negative stuff on Russia as either lies or "okay because the USA/EU do them too". Youtube channels such as Russia Today deliberately reinforce this sentiment.
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  454. NATO was meant to keep the USSR out, and it did so quite successfully.
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  455. Vierotchka I don't think this a good argument. When migrants come to Europe, their birthrates tend to drop to European levels, so they will only add to the problem of having an ageing population. Right now with a 10% unemployment rate, Europe has more than enough able workers.
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  456. Vierotchka I don't think that's a very good argument either.
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  457. Helping Greece is like helping a drug addict. They will go through the motions and make  the noises, but when it comes down to it, they will never voluntarily quit. They'll happily ruin themselves and drag everyone around them with them, if it means they can postpone the inevitable to enjoy another hit.
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  458. +Nikki D About 80-90% of the homicide victims in Argentina are men.
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  459. +Nikki D No, what I'm suggesting is that many more men die and hardly any focus is given to them. In South America, in some countries men are more than 90% of the victims of homicide, yet Al Jazeera and other media are trying to sell everyone the narrative of a 'femicide'. If you want to see a nice overview of the statistics, you should google for the site 'Homicide Monitor'. I've only managed to find two countries where women are more likely to be victims of homicide than men, which ironically are Norway and Denmark.
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  460. +Kevin Paul They were already out of Syria when they decided to get on the boat. The choice between either Europe or Syria is a false dilemma.
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  461. +Kevin Paul Your unsourced assertions are beside the point. They were already in Turkey. It wasn't the Turkish government that put those children on that boat. It were their supervising adults that made that decision for them.
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  462. It's like Europe is caught in a perfect crap storm.
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  463. Jay Stimson The interest rate on the loans are negligible, in the order of 1% to 2%. Furthermore, the money lend by the European countries isn't "created out of thin air" by them. European governments can't create money like a central bank can. They have to enter into loan obligations themselves and if Greece doesn't pay it back, then the European tax payer will end up paying for it.
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  464. İlyas Luka Didn't they claim these police officers were working with ISIL? If they were, wouldn't it make much more sense to come to some agreement with them, a coordination between PKK and the official Turkish authorities? Because now (and correct me if Im wrong) Turkey is attacking people who might very well might be being supplied and trained by other NATO countries.
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  465. ruslan Besnoskov There is no need for quotation marks, the rebels themselves confirmed that they fight alongside russian soldiers. As for your "this is just a happy family reunion"-theory, it's amusing to see how you Russia apologists go from flat out denying that these soldiers' exist to knowing exactly why they're there. And ofcourse, the constant attempts to make this about the USA, as though they're responsible for Russia's breaches of international law.
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  466. ruslan Besnoskov So you're saying that the leader of the Donetsk rebels is an unreliable source? The Americans say this too, as do the Ukrainian government, the only ones who are denying it are the Russians, and they lied about their involvement in Crimea as well. So I think I'm understanding it perfectly fine.
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  467. Doesn't the fact that you condemn it when NATO does it (true or not), but are okay with it when Russia does it, make you yourself a hypocrite?
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  468. ***** You condemn the USA for breaking international law, but then you support it when Russia breaks international law. So you pretend to have a principle that you don't really hold. That is what makes you a hypocrite.
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  469. ***** How would you even know if I'm a hypocrite when I didn't mention my position on any of this? Anyway, since you rather seem to talk about why you are a hypocrite, instead of acknowledge that you are one, I'll indulge you. I don't agree with anything you mentioned so far. Just because the USA breaks international law, does not mean that therefore it is okay to break international law. And because a country is next door, does not mean that international law applies less. Strategic interests make no exception. Furthermore a coup is an internal matter. If a country does not agree with it, it can choose to not do business with the new government. It does not give that country a right to invade.
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  470. Raqqa has been liberated by US backed factions.
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  471. I wonder how one says "useful idiots" in French.
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  472. Had that group raped two people it would be outrage, but since instead they killed two people who might possibly have been rapists, it's all good.
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  473. So...why was he running away? Did he just happen to decide to go for a jog while the police officer was questioning him?
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  474. Kweiti07 I'm sure they're all hungry African refugees that are accepted into UAE's society out of kindness, no matter the expense...oh wait no, they're not. They're temp workers that stay until their contracts are up.
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  475. +kyïv stuff Saying something doesn't make it so.
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  476. Do you know what a transitional government is?
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  477. This is supposedly a trade deal, yet Kerry only mentions issues unrelated to trade.
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  478. +TheSamuel9464 He was obstructing the police officer by blocking him with his legs and also by holding on to his baton.
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  479. Nice strawman you have there. Where did Christians in this video say anything about hating gays? Fact is however that the bible condemns homosexuality in no uncertain terms.
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  480. Then after 4 or so similar attacks, vigilant civilians catch the "terrorists" red-handed, only to find out that they are FSB agents.
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  481. The hair-raising part seems to be missing.
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  482. That graph isn't even about violence against police officers. Are you just going to link random statistics now?
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  483. The choice is not between Brussels and London, but Brussels and Beijing. The world is in the process of changing such that individual European nations are becoming small actors.
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  484. +Emmanuel Chimezie "the guy that made the most important thing..the internet is black" And who might that be?
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  485. Just standing there with a club is voter intimidation. Regardless though, it's a a straw man. People have been talking about voter fraud because of Project Veritas, not this video.
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  486. Alin Popescu Sending people to a worn-torn country, even if they're criminals, would be unethical. I'm all for sending people from safe areas back. If they commit crimes, they can stay for the duration, but in jail. Where I live we currently have more prison personnel than prisoners, so there is enough room for that. I don't buy the "we need cheap workers" argument that the right uses. There is a huge unemployment in Southern Europe. If companies need more employees, they can go work to attract those people. I have nothing against people from Southern or Eastern EU countries coming here to work, to allow that is the whole point of the principle of freedom of movement. As for the "good apples" among them, I don't care if some of them have a desire to work. They will raise kids here, get a house and other possessions, and it will end up creating an anchor. This is how Europe ended up with millions of people from Turkey and Northern Africa. Don't allow them to work. Integrate them as less as possible and prepare them for their return, which should be inevitable.
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  487. I think the only real fascist in this whole situation is this Nick Fuentes.
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  488. From what I understand the Rosetta stone itself has little particular value. It's some religious decree and several more of its kind have been found. What makes it iconic is that these Western archeologists were able to use it to rediscover the meaning of the old Egyptian writing system. Until then the Egyptians themselves (then under the rule of the Ottoman empire) had been using the tablet as masonry material that was used to strengthen the wall of a fortress. In other words, it was the realization of British and French archeologists of the possibility that it offerend and their intellectual efforts to translate it that gives the tablet its value.
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  489. Then they won't get their two extra Democrat senators.
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  490.  @Godric_71  That's not entirely true. Pelosi vetoed Republican picks for the commission ( Jim Jordan and Jim Banks, both favorable to Trump) and only then Republicans decided not to cooperate.
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  491. I'm not sure why CNN thinks this is significant. Looks like a mostly peaceful protest, not even to the level of peacefulness we saw with protests in other cities in the months prior to this.
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  492. I don't think this is irrelevant at all. It shows that the conflict between Prigozhin and the Russian government is escalating with the latter trying to wrestle the control of the pmc.
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  493. So neither one of them told a secret.
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  494. 4:20 Biden subtly checking his watch...
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  495. A coroner does not determine if someone's guilty, but the cause of death. It's a homicide here since he died from a bullet, opposed to if he died of a heart attack. Then it would have been ruled natural causes or whatever.
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  496. It's don't think it's about showing weakness, but about not wanting to cater to an ideology that believes in collective guilt and victimhood, dependent on immutable characteristics.
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  497. Calling protestors "terrorists"...so much for giving an objective account of the facts.
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  498. Cities should be walk-able and bike-able, with a good public transport. Cars with combustion engines should be deterred. That and migration from outside the continent should be ended or even reversed.
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  499. Is Ana the current VP?
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  500. I think you're underestimating them.
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  501. Fyi, we're already in the 21th century.
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  502. 2:20 "while migration advocates urge the UN agency to resettle refugees to countries where they can eventually become citizens "
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  503.  @get_ready  Why stop the chain of causation there? Why not blame the Soviets. The idea that America is responsible for all the ills in the world is just stupid and imo just a sign of nationalistic envy.
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  504. The EU pretends to be a politically neutral institution, but it's a tool to stuff progressive policies down every European country's throat.
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  505. Maybe they didn't, and this is just another straw to cling to.
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  506. Good job, China.
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  507. To these people everything is a race issue.
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  508.  @nojuanatall3281  If there is no evidence for it, then how would you know it? Also, I'm sure Ukraine got some financial aid before, but over all the large sums of money its receiving is a recent thing. And much of it is not really money, but military equipment that politicians express in money.
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  509. Yes?
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  510. My issue with this is that men then will have to pay for something that they will never be able to receive the benefits of themselves, and generally, women already take more out of a state's coffers than that they put in. So I think this would be fine, but only as long as women themselves pay for it. For example, a small tax on their income (let's call it a menstrual tax) which could go to a state-wide fund , very similar to how an insurance operates.
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  511.  @AktivnaPropaganda  There are cars with three wheels. That doesn't mean a bicycle with three wheels is a car.
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  512.  @adarshkr2166 Netherlands
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  513. The woman who showed the diamond here probably made more money off of it than the person who found it.
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  514. Under Trump the only military action was an attack on a Syrian airfield. Compared to that we have Obama, who helped destabilize Libya, Bush, who invaded Afghanistan and Iraq, Clinton, who got the US militarily involved in Kosovo and the former Yugoslavia.
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  515. Yea. Poor Serbs. All they wanted in live was to wipe out their neighbors and take their lands and then the evil NATO came and bombed them. So unfair.
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  516. Of course they do. They're spineless.
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  517. The mutated ones can be put in a special government program where they can learn to harness their mutant powers.
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  518. Avert your eyes. Problem solved.
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  519. It will for the ANC. They're running out of stuff to loot.
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  520. Seethe
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  521. And that's with more than two years of continuous bashing by the media.
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  522.  @phipsi2641  It went from "we just want to live our lives" to a direct attack on things like heteronormativity, the gender binary, people's language, parental rights, culture, freedom of speech. It's no longer about the right of a man to say that he is a woman, but about everyone else's right to say (and even think) he is not.
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  523. Kinda sad that the Trump government has done all the heavy lifting and now the Biden government is waiting in the wings to take credit for it.
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  524. I like to thank everyone in this thread. Seeing the Union Jack on English ships really annoyed me since I thought it was something from the early 19th century. Now I can finish watching this movie.
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  525. I'm not sure if they are. The video says that "misgendering" isn't fineable offense, but then says that "disclosing someone's previously assigned gender without their consent" is. I can see a prosecutor argue that those two mean the same thing in practice.
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  526.  @j377yb33n  So you're saying that the comments this video claims to debunk are actually right then?
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  527. ​ @j377yb33n  Funny how you try to downplay this by saying that it is not even law yet. If legislation that the government proposes for becoming law is not the right time to discus it, then when is? As for the example you give here as a "reasonable" violation that you think this law covers: it sounds to me like a way for shutting down for example dissent over men competing in women's sports. Anyway, I was more thinking of the situation where someone who just does not buy into the whole gender ideology-thing is being forcefully compelled to play along. Samantha might think she's a man with the name Simon, but I might not. And when I then talk to my other neighbor, who is under the impression that Simon is a he, and I keep referring to this person as a her and Samantha, and maybe when asked why, I clarify this, am I then "disclosing the previous gender" and by doing so violate this law?
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  528.  CRAM MARC  what's wrong with that? sounds like a sensible migration policy.
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  529. Problems are only problems when they happen to women and girls.
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  530. People like her are everywhere. Particularly in education.
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  531.  @candy1706  Saying something does not make it so.
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  532. I think the solution here would be realizing that these types of competitive sports, such as running, skating, cycling, etc, are just dumb and that we all should stop wasting our time and money with it.
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  533. Apparently, propositioning for sex is now both sexual harassment and a prerequisite for consensual intercourse.
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  534. I can see it if a tongue was used it being objectionable, or if it was long and drawn out and no the split-second that it was. But mothers kiss their children similarly on the mouth. Everyone agrees that that is affectionate and not in any way sexual. So why is this now suddenly different? I think the grievance cult has jumped the shark here, for everyone to see, and the media is trying to save their face by being very adamant.
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  535. Noblesse oblige
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  536. I think it's more likely it will be something like the train operator or the rail itself. Edit: The train collided with another train and then de-railed. So it was caused by a logistical error.
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  537. I said this before: paternity leave exists to help women, not men
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  538.  @Globalscanningeyes  I don't think so. NATO could indefinitely hold Kabul, even if it becomes cut off, similar to how west Berlin was held during the cold war. And despite of all the mystification of the Taliban, they can't take on a professional army. The only reason they're making these gains is because they have a demoralized opponent.
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  539.  @Globalscanningeyes  Or both. However, the latter is probably not much different for the Taliban. What we see here Afghan forces immediately folding is very similar to what we saw in Iraq with ISIS (where Iraqi forces just left their vehicles and ran) and also similar of November 2001 where it was the Taliban that just fled from cities like Kabul without putting up much of a fight.
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  540.  @Globalscanningeyes  The Northern coalition took Kabul in something like a day back in 2001. You can call that retreating or going into hiding, but that's just arguing over semantics. I agree that the Afghani government should have been prepared and it isn't, but it's not what I was getting at. I think this could've been turned around very easily , and maybe still can be, if NATO would send troops to Kabul to hold it.
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  541. tbh, you never really know with this channel.
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  542. "We would if we could, but we can't, so we don't."
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  543. my adblock doesn't seem to be working.
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  544. ​ @SonyStudioPro  Every day people die due the mistakes of others, and they don't go to prison for it. For example, medical mistakes by doctors. It doesn't mean they can just walk away from it. They can be held accountable in a civil court.
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  545. There already was a civil war going on then.
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  546. What if my goal is to genocide all of mankind?
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  547. I'm all for Georgia in time joining the EU and NATO and for Georgian students being granted access to the Erasmus program, but if you're illegal you have to be deported.
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  548. I don't think putting money in crypto "currency" should be called investing. Calling it gambling would be more accurate.
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  549. Click bait, to attract female viewers.
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  550. "The United States shares a very important relationship, which is an alliance with the Republic of North Korea," Kamala Harris
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  551. With the "bad situation" here meaning not dying to an infection at the age of 30 but instead having to live in one of the most prosperous countries in the world, with opportunities available to them that their per-colonial ancestors could only dream of. I feel for them.
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  552.  @dandansen571  I don't think there is anything wrong with that. Calling them victims could influence the jury. It implies they were innocent when determining that is part of the trial.
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  553. The real issue is not if the video is real, but if it shows a witch hunt. I haven't seen any evidence of that. If there is no evidence of it, it's completely reasonable to assert that it didn't happen. It's the job of people like Angela Merkel and Andrea Nalis, who make claims it happened, to prove that it did. Instead they try shift this burden, and as per usual, the media runs with it without any criticism.
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  554. I don't think the latter is true. Iirc, the UK claimed that the emergency approval of the vaccine was possible because the UK was no longer part of the EU, citing it as a boon of brexit, but back then when they approved it they were still legally part of the EU and used a EU law to do so.
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  555. I agree but at least they're starting a conversation about this. European countries should reexamine the treaties on the treatment of refugees(.i.e 1951 geneva convention on refugees), since they're clearly no longer in line with our values (if they ever were)
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  556. Isn't that the same logic people use who blame women for provoking sexual harassment because of the clothes they wear?
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  557. I think most if not all historic regimes used violence as a tool. If some regime didn't then it was more likely limited by its ability than by its willingness. The indignation propagated by the media about this is selective because it's ideological.
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  558. He can just sit back and laugh, since it's becoming increasingly clear that Turkey will block both their memberships.
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  559. and let's not forget: Stop Russia!
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  560.  H Slmz  I would like to see a citation for this: "In 1681, while your Tsar and your entire army were surrounded and about to be destroyed, your queen wished forgiveness in the tent of Merzifonlu Kara Mustafa Pasha and your army was saved. " I've looked for a source for this, and I don't this mentioned anywhere. It sounds dubious as well that not only a Russian Tsar would travel with his army, but that he then would also bring his wife. To me, this really sounds like some made up story, to both make the Russians look bad and at the same time have an excuse for not defeating them. And FYI, I'm neither Russian nor Turkish.
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  561.  @SasuPT  maybe he doesn't assault the locals when they try to have a talk with him
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  562.  @uingaeoc3905  But she has no degree in something like economics or econometrics. I can see someone with a law degree run the IMF, where you can rely on the expertise of others, but running a central bank you really need to know what you're talking about. For example, markets respond to the messaging of a central bank based on how credible they think the president is. A president needs to have authority so that the markets won't second-guess them in a crisis. Also, in Europe (and maybe elsewhere too) there is a belief that someone does not need to know the underlying field of a ministry to run it. Like in my country our minister of finance was a school teacher and has a degree in middle east studies. Having her then run a central bank as though she now has the equivalent of decades of experience that someone like Draghi, Duisenberg or Yellen has is insane.
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  563. Too much nuance for today's society.
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  564. Kinda harsh. Yes, she's helping spread misinformation, but it's part of her job. Hold CNN as a organization accountable, not a mere journalist who is just doing what she's told.
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  565. Refugees are welcome!
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  566. There are already approximately the same amount of Turks living in the EU, plus many people from other shithole countries around the world.
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  567. Many years back, after McEnroe called her the best female tennis player in the world -- instead of the best tennis player in the world -- Serena Williams claimed that no man outside the top 200 could beat her. Karsten Braasch who was the nr 203 at the time, took up that challenge, and he easily played her off the field.
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  568. Masks that most people wear stops the virus by 0.02%
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  569. There is a legal difference between regular negligence and criminal negligence . With the former she would be not guilty.
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  570. Now do a video on the BLM grift.
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  571. Sinema is doing a great job of making Biden a lame duck president.
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  572. I thought Russians were just holding a very normal and totally innocent military exercise that just happened to be near the border of Ukraine, and everyone was just over-reacting. What's now all this talk about Russia needing security insurances "or else" or about "incinerating Washington DC"?
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  573. I'm not so sure about the bitcoin story. It's of course better to reuse the heat energy, but it still doesn't change the fact that bitcoin itself doesn't serve any useful purpose.
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  574. @Linda Burchell There was a clause in the agreement that if the Taliban did not commit to peace talks, the US could withdraw from the agreement. Obviously, the Taliban did not commit, but the Biden-Harris administration decided not to use this opt-out.
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  575. For it to be terrorism there would need to be some political or religious purpose for his actions.
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  576.  @SusanOnTVShows  If she gives no indication that she was coerced, very calmly explains that she did it, why she did it, that she did not realize it was a crime and that she is very sorry, then I am willing to take her at her word.
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  577. I didn't really hear anything damning. Also, I doubt president Zelenski cares more about an invitation than financial aid.
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  578. The reason why they their families are upset and why their native countries don't want them back, is that these people become a source of revenue for their families at home.
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  579. Ok. Funny Russian troll... So Russia can hold military exercises near its border, but NATO don't have the right to send military equipment to its own border?
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  580.  @carcajou1018  Thank you for confirming that you're a Russian troll by writing NATO with a 'H".
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  581. As long as he used legal means there is nothing wrong with that. Al Gore also tried to change the 2000 election.
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  582. the war in Afghanistan started well before Trump's presidency. Trump didn't start a single war. And just fyi, Biden was one of the senators that voted for the Afghanistan war.
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  583. He was already a multi-millionaire before this conflict. IIRC he has a stake in a successful production company.
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  584. Since trans women are men, I think you can simplify your question to why men in women's bathrooms are a problem. And I can see why women would feel unsafe with men in their bathrooms, even though most men are harmless, a small group of them are predators. You can also this with the prisons' populations, where an disproportionate number (per capita) of trans women are in prison for sex-related offenses.
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  585. I think they rather want to see the EU destroyed.
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  586. No, because she actually threw the hot water at them.
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  587.  @4SteveKombolis  Just because he got charged doesn't mean he's guilty. As for the link, I saw it a couple hours ago and I didn't bookmark it. Anyway, you don't have to believe me, but if he's found not guilty you'll know why.
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  588. And yet, he had no problem invading Georgia overnight.
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  589. So why do other places and countries that didn't have slavery within their borders have similar laws? Doesn't that make the origins of Georgia's citizens arrest law just a red herring here when it comes to the Ahmaud Arbery case?
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  590. @MAC Parental authority allowed the mother to make that choice for them.
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  591. How does it even matter that he had mental problems or not? If you get chased by someone wielding a knife, your life is in danger either way.
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  592.  @stonefree67  Try reading what the OP wrote. Trump removed barriers so that these scientists could bring their vaccines on the market at a record time, thereby saving millions of lives. I'll add to that that both Biden and Harris then tried to take the wind out of this by casting doubt on the vaccines' safety. But ofcourse they'll punish anyone that does the same now that they are holding the reins.
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  593.  @titfortat5727  Getting other countries to pitch in is also useful for political reasons. Americans don't want to give the impression that they're acting alone, even if they can.
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  594. You can be sure that whatever treaty will be proposed, it will take away more power from the member states.
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  595. A peaceful march of Israeli women and Palestinian men would have been more convincing. I wonder why they didn't go for that type of statement... /sarcasm
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  596. This was already being looked into prior to her testimony before congress.
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  597. if for every shekel also an extra sunflower blooms in ukraine this summer then its a shekel well spent.
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  598. It's not like these people came into the country during Macron's presidency. There are many politicians over the decades who are responsible.
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  599.  @tomjohnson1110  In other words, you agree that NATO wasn't the instigator of the instability.
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  600. Sounds ridiculous. He did this as a member of the government's cabinet, and therefore the government is responsible. It's for the parliament to act on that with its own constitutional means. Secondly, you're not kidnapping someone by denying them entry to your country. That's not how kidnapping works.
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  601. Maybe nuclear energy should be considered again. It doesn't require much land area. It doesn't disturb birds. It doesn't emit CO2. It doesn't require the reroute of water flows. True, meltdowns are scary, but those are rare and are an engineering problem, for which technical solutions could be found.
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  602. Rembrant Van Ryn they changed the title after I posted
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  603. These people will probably get voted out of office two months from now.
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  604. historical-oracle If I would inform the Ukrainian embassy on troop movements in my country, no one here would consider that treason, or even care for that matter.
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  605. sexy05gal Just like Germany was also worse off right after WW2 then under Hitler. Americans gave the Germans a new chance, they made the good use of it, and look where they're now. Same with Japan. The fact that these Arabic leaders sat on one of the most valuable resources which allowed them to play Santa Claus, doesn't mean they were good leaders. It's bread and games to them. Americans gave the Iraqis all the tools they needed to eclipse what the Germans did. That the Iraqi's decided to squander this, is their own failure.
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  606. Will Erdogan now go ballistic on ISIS like he did with the PKK? Or how many civilians does ISIS need to murder to get the same treatment the PKK received after they murdered two police officers? (Police officers who according to the PKK were aiding ISIS btw)
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  607. Combat sports like these are very unhealthy. We should discourage both men and women from participating in them, not glorify them. This is a step backward for women.
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  608. capespring Are you arguing then that this is to the same degree? Suppose there are other sports where you're just as much as risk, then people would be better off being discouraged engaging in those as well.
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  609. So women now have to work more to offset the demographic change caused by them working more.
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  610. A whole battalion of tanks would hurt the "these heavy weapons fell of a truck"-narrative.
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  611. Isn't it the position of his people that they aren't his people?
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  612. Анастасия Батюнина If you say he's 'killing his own people', does that mean you think these rebels are Ukrainians?
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  613. There is no such thing as "evil". Evil a religious concept.
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  614. The entire media establishment was backing her. Both the Democratic party and the Republican party were backing her. Big corporations were backing her. All doing their utmost best to carry her to victory. Where in all this is this glass ceiling you speak of?
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  615. Hubbledecker Communism is a system in which the government owns all the property such as the factories and housing etc, and everyone's wages are set by this government. The EU has no say over how much my employer pays me. All those grievances you mention have nothing to do with communism.
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  616. Very well done by the police.
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  617. +Simon Westman I would rather have that it wouldn't matter either way.
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  618. What is the propaganda angle in this video?
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  619. Why would a person with just a broken tail light run away from the police though?
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  620. +Lowell Ford Supposedly the unvoiced insult was directed at Tanya Plibersek.
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  621. +‫הובאל Hubal‬‎ Why does she need to be humiliated? It's just spiteful and will only serve to make religious people more combative.
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  622. ***** The interest rates they lend for are really low, somewhere in the order of 1% to 2%. The burden of their interest payments (as a % of GDP) are lower than some other European countries. Sources: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/economics/11372369/Three-myths-about-Greeces-enormous-debt-mountain.html http://krugman.blogs.nytimes.com/2015/01/26/greece-think-flows-not-stocks/?_r=0 http://www.spiegel.de/international/europe/an-interest-rate-cut-will-do-little-to-solve-greek-budget-trouble-a-923281.html (from 2013)
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  623. So because Americans are hypocrites, Russia is allowed to invade foreign countries and break international treaties? And where is the evidence of all these supposed atrocities against "ethnic Russians" that warrants Russian intervention?
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  624. waryfreaky I'm sure they can be traced back to the creation of Israel as well, which in turn can be traced back to Nazi Germany, which can be traced to world war 1 and that to the French-Prussian war of 1870, and so on....so if only Napoleon had some foresight, all of this could have been prevented. Damn French, mucking up the world like this.
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  625. Spiros christian So it's not Greece's fault for deceiving the world about the state of its finances, but Europe's fault for not calling  Greece on it? And how exactly did anyone force Greece to take these loans? If you don't like the terms, why not simply borrow somewhere else or simply cut back on expenses or raise taxes by yourself?
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  626. These (non-American) scientists were merely talking about how this influences the current American (LADEE) mission that deals with measuring the moon's atmosphere. The Apollo missions happened decades ago and I doubt they will  influence this mission (and even if, it can't be helped now anyway)
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  627. In which treaty was that agreed on?
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  628. I hope he'll make a speedy recovery
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  629. http://www.weeklystandard.com/no-country-for-burly-men/article/17737
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  630. It would be difficult for them then to deny their involvement, wouldn't it? Since this is obvious, I think you're either trolling, or willfully ignorant. I hope the first, but I suspect the latter.
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  631. The USA is starting to become more liberal than Europe.
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  632. Good job, humans!
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  633. TheThOdOr1s If with legit you mean, legitimately grasping at straws.
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  634. $100 million? Come on, China, you can do better than that. Let's put all those ghost cities to use.
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  635. watchthis12day Looking at your profile, is that "JUSTICE" per chance derived from the Koran? I'd wager that's a form of justice the majority of the world would rather be rid of.
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  636. Once Syria quiets down and is save for them, they should be send back, regardless of Assad still being in power. Your country not being a democracy is not a valid reason for asylum.
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  637. This is a political ad.
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  638. four years already ?
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  639. This video confirms that Kristie Lu Stout is a giant.
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  640. I am!
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  641. Alex Redstone Both Ukraine and Russia are jokes, though at least the people in Ukraine now have the prospect of a better future for their country. Soon they might no longer share in your misery, but you can take solace in the fact that you will still have Belarus and Kazakhstan to keep you company. For now anyway.
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  642. The Left lost in the parliamentary elections of both the Netherlands and France.
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  643. "I think I gave the victim some pills". I really doubt those were his exact words.
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  644. If he has his hands up doesn't mean he can't be a threat. If he is running away doesn't mean a police officer isn't allowed to shoot him. Both these possible cases didn't happen, but even if they did, it doesn't matter. Evidence supports that Brown was shot when facing Wilson. Evidence also supports that Brown assaulted Wilson. The facts are that Michael Brown used drugs before hand, then robbed a convenience store, assaulted the clerk, then went jaywalking, then assaulted a police officer. Why are people so ready to ignore the fact that Michael Brown was a thug? If you want to address how badly the system is treating black people, taking him as your mascot only hurts your case.
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  645. dffykvn If that would be the case, then he's still innocent for all we know. Ofcourse, we still have the footage of Michael Brown assaulting a store clerk, we have evidence of the gun having gone off inside Wilson's car,his bruised face, multiple autopsy reports. I know where my money is.
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  646. +Ed Denoy Or torn to pieces and eaten by the mob, as one nobleman was in King's landing.
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  647. Why don't you enlighten us?
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  648. Awesome. I hope he gets full use of his hands soon.
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  649. The "then" at 0:04 makes this video really sound dated. More inline with our times would be, "It's a routine day at work, terror strikes..."
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  650. ifonlyicouldstop You're not far off. According to http://homicide.igarape.org.br/ the victims of homicide in Mexico are 89% male and 11% female. There seems to be a rise in the total number of homicides per capita since 2007.
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  651. Let's hope so.
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  652. The 9/11 attackers were also well educated. A good education probably helped them come up with the idea.
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  653. She sounds like a hippie.
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  654. They're so mired in conspiracy bullshit that they are no longer able to distinguish fact from fiction.
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  655. Jay Stimson Maybe Euronews is not a propaganda news channel. Just a thought.
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  656. Is this really so outlandish? We saw this happening to Bernie as well.
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  657. What's gotten into these plebs? Do they really think they're somehow equal to the master of the Western world?
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  658. I like to point out, for anyone unaware, that it was Soros himself that helped cause the crash he speaks of at 0:33.
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  659. colourmegone Didn't ISIS just execute over a thousand captured soldiers? 
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  660. colourmegone Look at you, excusing ISIS executing captured soldiers because "they didn't sign the Geneva convention". Executing captured unarmed soldiers isn't wrong only when having signed the Geneva convention, it is wrong period. If Americans have done this in the past, doesn't mean that therefore it's less wrong.
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  661. colourmegone "Air power has never won a war on its own!" As I said before, true or not, it has no relevance to the situation in Iraq, because Iraq has an army.
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  662. Oh, the humanity! Poor immigrants having to shower with rain water, like everyone else in PNG.
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  663. Alex Redstone Many other western media have reported this as well. The source of the story is Interfax (which is Russian) and the Russian government.
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  664. Markos Surd How do you know even they were Islamic terrorists? Did the police officers who buried their bodies out of sight tell you that? I don't know about you, but in my book, someone who disposes of evidence like that is suspect.
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  665. The people of Greece have already robbed the international community of something in the order of 20-30% of the money they've been loaned to finance their a extravagant job security, pensions, low taxes, early retirement age. Now instead of owning up to their mistakes and bad choices of government and finally starting to live within their means, they elect someone who promises to steal even more, and throw under the bus those that gave them a helping hand.
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  666. Humanity is behaving like a drug addict. We know it's bad for us, but we can't stop doing it.
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  667. Vierotchka To what end though? I doubt a judge would give someone who committed a religiously motivated crime any more leniency than someone who killed for other reasons. Also, then trying to blow up a chemical storage facility wouldn't help curry a judge's favor
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  668. conduit99 Why exactly is that 'incredibly racist'? Also, the UN will go there at the behest of the national government.
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  669. It's a waste of money.
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  670. +Siberian Кот I don't know how relevant that is. Personally, I don't think the Soviet Union had equal part in the defeat of Japan, similar to the USA not having equal part in the defeat of Nazi Germany. (at least not in terms of military contribution). Regardless though, the question that was asked was about the USA, not the Soviet Union.
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  671. Why the quotation marks around the word "people"? Are you suggesting that some people aren't really people?
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  672. Nowadays, it's all about celebrating women's achievements, regardless of how minute those achievements are, or how many men have done the same thing before them.
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  673. illuminatisos I think you've been watching a little too much RT/Prison planet. Anyway, a PM is appointed by parliament, not by the people (those are generally presidents) . I didn't bother looking it up but I wouldn't be surprised if this guy was elected by the current parliament as well.
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  674. Rebuilding the iron curtain? I'm sceptical.
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  675. ***** https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oIkhgagvrjI
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  676. ***** Yea, RT is a shameless propaganda network. Kinda sad how many people who watch that channel realize that all too well but think its okay because some other news networks are full of propaganda as well (or so they think anyway). As if lies can cancel each other out or something.
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  677. An arresting officer does not need to tell you the reason of the arrest during the arrest. They're allowed to do that at a later time. As for police brutality, the fast majority of those I've seen are cases where people resist arrest. People should just comply, it's not hard.
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  678. Why is it okay to house them elsewhere in other EU countries, but not in Turkey?
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  679. If he did so legally, then what's the problem?
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  680. unrealturbos ahead of China? The entire 20th century I would guess. Btw, the video talks about bringing this technology "to the West", suggesting they're ahead of the other Western countries as well.
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  681. I already knew about this because the Dutch media had reported on it.
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  682. You quote from an article of the "Mint press News" that is from May 2016. As someone over there in the comment section points out, this is just 4 months of 2016.
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  683. Women doing away with religion entirely would be an accomplishment. The only thing accomplished here, however, is that the ignorance of these women will continue.
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  684. #animallivesmatter
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  685. I think the idea of ethnicity itself is flawed.
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  686. How can Crimea be Russia's legitimate territory when Russia recognized Ukraine's borders 'as is' after the collapse of the Soviet Union? 
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  687. Maybe they have a friend named 'Whites'. CNN probably doesn't want its viewer base to draw to the wrong conclusion. What their motivations could have been is anyone's guess at this moment. Let's just wait till we have more facts.
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  688. shalkella chin I don't think that's true, even we pretend to be ignorant about the in differences in demographic  between blacks and whites, like you seem to be doing here. Of the people who receive welfare, 38.8% are white, while 39.8% are black. Now these numbers are from January 2015, and they're close, so maybe somewhere in the past more white people were on welfare as black people. However, this ignores the fact that white Americans make up a far larger share of the US population. About 72% of US citizens are white, while around 15% are black. (census.gov, 2010). As you can see, black people are disproportionately represented when it comes to welfare. I hope this helps. Sources: http://www.statisticbrain.com/welfare-statistics/ http://www.census.gov/prod/cen2010/briefs/c2010br-02.pdf
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  689. So violence begets violence. Who would have thought?
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  690. I wouldn't mind another four years...
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  691. Wait. What? Weren't we supposed to be winning by now?
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  692. +John Stevenson Maybe, but it would also erode public support. Border states should adopt similar measures to those of Hungary and Australia.
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  693. ***** He's a loose cannon.
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  694. I blame old men in grey suits.
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  695. Cop that shoots is black though...wonder what the media will make of this.
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  696. +Boris Sokachev Exactly, being fired isn't the same thing as being put on trial. Btw, my experience is that people who emphasis any current limits on free speech generally don't do it to advocate for more free speech, but as a way of making others susceptible to the idea that it is acceptable to curtail it even more.
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  697. Boris Sokachev They are using a straw man argument. The concept of free speech is not defined by American lawmakers or society. Ideally it would be the other way around, and in the USA the level of freedom of speech is handled much better than in many other countries, but it's not perfect. (and it is getting worse) The only place where we have true free speech right now is on the Internet. However, the neo progressive left and their Islamic brothers-in-arms are working hard to make that a thing of the past.
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  698. infinitecanadian Though I agree with you that they try to turn this into an opportunity, keeping them all out is simply not feasible, because of international law and because there is no broad public support for it.
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  699. Sounds like a pretty reasonable complaint.
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  700.  @sabineblume5341  It's very clear the white car is on the wrong lane, since the separation line right under him. Looks like it is you here who sees what she wants to see. / Es ist ganz klar das die weisse Auto auf die falsche seite der Weg fahrt, seit die trennlinie mitten unter der auto ist. Ich denke dat es du ist die seht was du sehen will.
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  701. Ik herinner me een studie uit Australië waar wetenschappers een jaar lang iedere melding onder de loep namen, en iedere keer was het gewoon te veel alcohol.
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  702.  @SheryAwan123  The ship is a valid military target. Israeli people aren't.
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  703. ​ @ericyeo26  I'd rather see the whole of Belgium and the Netherlands reunified, maybe with the Walloon region as a separate autonomous entity. I doubt that will ever happen, though.
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  704. She's the Democrat version of Trump. She has a history of saying stupid things and yet her supporters treat her as the second coming. If there is one thing people can't stand it is the adulation of mediocrity.
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  705. Just shows that these progressives live in a world of their own.
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  706.  @Ass_of_Amalek  There are three Americans in this story, Brittney Griner, Paul Whelan and Mark Fogel. The proposed swap includes the first two. Mark Fogel is the one who is going to a labor camp and he is not included.
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  707. What this report does not say is that during the court cases for equal pay it became clear that the women were actually getting paid more than the men and that the women could have had the contract the men had, but declined this for a contract that offered them a guaranteed income and other benefits. And even though the US Soccer Federation had won in court, they were pressured by the left into settling out of court.
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  708. This at 1:20 might hobble this change. If the anonymity of the father won't be protected then many men no longer want to donate.
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  709. The choke hold Derek Chauvin and other officers did is apparently in the Minneapolis training manual.
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  710. If the risk is this high, can't they just shut down the reaction?
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  711. I expect that Kamala will take over in a year or so, and she will be hailed by the media as a savior. They will make sure she'll get her own full term.
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  712. Lindy Li zealously supported Kamala, touting all the lines and with Kamala losing she looks gullible and stupid. Now she has to distance herself as far away from the Democratic party as possible to salvage her career as a political shill..
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  713. I think Israel is right here. This minister herself has supported UNRWA when she was in office so this report is basically her investigating her own past decisions.
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  714. FYI, Macron is the president of France, not the PM.
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  715. 0:49 So being a native american woman is now one of the attributes that makes someone "a perfect commander".
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  716.  @greyfells2829  It didn't operate with a profit.
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  717. @Sahil Ali bhayo -- Funny how you go from "yes it's truth Islam is the religion of peace,love." to "you are a pig , you will be killed by me dog".
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  718. @Sahil Ali bhayo -- No
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  719. Giving away your country to foreigners to get an extra percentage of gdp growth. You're selling your birthright for a bowl of porridge.
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  720.  @SelfishBeing  The universe = reality. Now read your comment again.
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  721. The amount of media attention she gets just doesn't feel organic.
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  722. yeah...not likely.
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  723.  @TOBY-WAN5  You're very funny. She doesn't live in the US, though.
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  724.  @TOBY-WAN5  I am trying to make sense of the OP's comment. Not unlike what you're doing with your last comment.
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  725. That the narrator calls them "afro-germans" just shows that they're projecting and that they mention how many people of color died, but not how many native Germans, or stats dealing with police interactions, shows that they don't want to give their viewers a measure of scale.
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  726. Not just that, but the song has many similarities to other songs. Just search for 'loreen tattoo plagiarism'
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  727. Just another nothingburger
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  728. 1:47 I wonder why they felt that the women and children were best kept separate from all these fine gentlemen.
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  729. I don't see any admission here. His job as a negotiator was not to call into question the reasons for Brexit but to protect the EU's interest in the negotiations. If he holds the same beliefs that gave rise to Brexit it is just a credit to his professionalism.
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  730.  @user-ef4gf7rr9r  I don't see why he should. Recusing is something a judge would do, but as a negotiator his job was more that of a lawyer.
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  731.  @BaconizedCanadian  Carl Benjamin (aka Sargon of Akkad) did a live stream where he went over some of the irregularities. His channel is 'Akkad Daily' and its the most recent video. It's quite long but most of it is in the first 30 minutes or so. Also, the last two videos on the channel 'Fleccas talks' are very specifically about dead people requesting and sending in absentee ballots. Project Veritas also did interviews with postal workers who said that they were told to back-date postal stamps of late ballots.
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  732. ​ @PVlms7401  the US left Afghanistan the way they found it.
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  733. I think it's even worse than that. A group of EU countries were working on a deal that could've been finalized in the beginning of June, but the von der Leyen's EU commission took over/hijacked this negotiation and thereby delayed an agreement until the end of august, with a result that was similar to what was already on the table back in June.
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  734. So what about when they say that they want to "abolish" the police? Or like now with the city of Minneapolis, that they want to "disband" the police department and replace it with a "community-led safety system"?
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  735. The same people who ensured us that Biden is just fine, doing pushups and quoting Shakespeare when behind closed doors are now telling us that it is in fact Trump who is mentally declining.
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  736.  @MariaMMCardoso  The West doesn't need an excuse to sanction Russia, and there is no real benefit for Ukraine in that either.
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  737. @the fighting liberal I'm sure White people have been accused of cheating in the past, but then it doesn't have the race angle so it doesn't make a good story for the MSM to run with.
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  738. @the fighting liberal If the MSM doesn't report on it like they do here, then how am I supposed to know specifics about it? A few thousands of tests are flagged every year for being suspicious, I'm sure there are tests of White people among those.
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  739.  @louistully3831  I think Biden actually tried to lower gas prices by opening up the US strategic oil reserve. I don't know if it helped much, but he did. Note btw, that strategic oil reserve was replenished under Trump which allowed him to do that.
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  740.  @adlucem9845  Just looking at a few polls on this, I think you're underestimating the support there is for EU membership in Ukraine.
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  741. He can' only pardon people who are found guilty by a federal court.
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  742. Op 0:33 heet ze Viktoria Veremieva, en op 2:57 heet dezelfde persoon ineens Aleksandra Koval.
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  743.  @jack1uptone963  I think Walter Scott got unjustly killed. Tamir Rice, too, but I think that one was genuinely accidental.
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  744. @Kev Fit I just watched a few videos with footage of the maidan protests and the majority of flags I saw were Ukrainian flags. Also, in general, I think similar (professional) signs are a better indication of something being astroturfed than flags. Didn't see much of that either.
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  745. "Rules for thee, but not for me"
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  746. In these types of countries you can never tell who are the gangs and who are the government by looking at their uniforms and equipment.
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  747. I don't think anybody is. My guess is they're feigning racial discrimination to gain some leverage.
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  748.  @PaithanORG  De Washington Post heeft een compositie van de beelden gemaakt met analyse, en van rond 8:15PM tot 8:20PM zijn er geen duidelijke beelden, maar lijkt er wel een worsteling plaats te vinden. Zie ook: watch?v=FMGUAHBFmjk Verder lijkt hij wel in de auto te hebben gezeten, en het lijkt me sterk dat ze hem zonder reden er uit hebben gehaald enkel om even op z'n nek te gaan knielen.
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  749. Ik denk dat het om een titulair koningschap gaat.
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  750. If he had to look into the underlying evidence, then it would have taken even longer for them to release the report. And why would he even need to double check Mueller's findings anyway? The report is supposed to be the conclusion of the investigation.
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  751.  @robinvilla356  That she lost her job over this is kinda meaningless in regards to her motivations. You say it was purposeful, then what was the purpose? I agree that she was unstable, which imo explains her strange behavior.
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  752. European countries should send troops to help Ukraine guard its northern border. That way both Belarus and Russia would think thrice before considering trying something.
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  753. Sinema and Manchin are the adults in the room.
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  754.  Rebecca Hope  The mere fact that there are plenty of non-Black people in America's jails disproves that America is such a society.
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  755. If women would be willing to work more hours, take more dangerous jobs, specialize in fields that have higher pay-grades, willing to travel longer distances for a new job, then there probably wouldn't be a pay-gap or maybe even a reverse gap.
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  756. There is no urgency here. It's all symbolic, a show trial.
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  757. God died for those that believe. Those that do not believe are condemned already
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  758. ​ @larsandrune  By law they might be Belgian, but in reality they're not. (Belgian here meaning either Flemmish/Dutch or Walloon/French) In the West, politicians have reduced the concept of being part of a nation to just possessing a piece of paper that you can obtain by either refusing to leave for a long enough time or by jumping through a few hoops. It's just wishful thinking by Left-leaning politicians that human societies work this way and here in Europe we're increasingly paying the price for this idiocy.
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  759. Just saying something does not make it so.
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  760. I don't think those quotes are very persuasive 'evidence', since it's just ordinary banter.
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  761.  @xstlady52  Saying that does not make it so. Trump might not be great, but he's simply not as bad as you people imagine him to be.
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  762. I don't think any of them were Antifa. I don't like Antifa, but that doesn't mean I'd attribute everything that happens to them.
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  763. Isn't the whole point with acting to pretend to be other people?
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  764. The guy in the red vest attached a cord to the body bag and he pulls that at 0:22
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  765. ​ @acidviper1 Waar ik je eerder ook al op wees: 0:45, en je kunt het ook in de omschrijving lezen: "We gingen kijken op De Breul in Zeist, waar relatief weinig incidenten zijn, maar de leraren wel voorbereid zijn." . Sterker nog, ze zijn waarschijnlijk bewust naar zo'n witte school gegaan voor dit item, zodat de kijker niet de "verkeerde" conclusie trekt. Dit is tenslotte de NOS waar we het over hebben, een nieuwsomroep waar ze tot voor kort een "diversiteitsbokaal" hadden als prijs voor werknemers die minderheden positief in het nieuws brachten. Die gaan dan niet bij een item over geweld etc op scholen leerlingen van het Haga lyceum of iets dergelijks in het beeld brengen.
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  766. In San Francisco some car owners are leaving their cars' doors open so that thieves no longer have to bash in the windows, and criminals openly in full view clean out store shelves since they know the store owners can't do anything and the police won't do anything. Democrat ruled areas are becoming like South Africa.
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  767.  @marilenaganea6578  New York Post
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  768. I think Kamala will be president. She, or some shadowy cabal of DNC insiders.
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  769. "Sinkholes are caused by water dissolving lime stone below the surface of the Earth"
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  770. I wonder if he really intended to say that or if it just slipped out.
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  771.  @andyxfish  Well, if he intended to steal something, but never did, he was committing a burglary. But as I said, it's a separate issue to what the state was of his toenails. The defense is trying to undermine the motive of him being their to jog. I don't think it is necessary, since the judge already shut that down. (but maybe the prosecution resurrected it somehow, idk)
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  772. You mean #FourtyThirdChances
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  773.  @sarahtiferet9025  Is he wrong, though?
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  774.  @fazalrabi9396  I'm not sure if no effort has been made before, Salvini seemed to have had a handle on it. Current politicians want to appeal to two bases. They don't want to appear hypocrites to the Left and at the same time they don't want to appear enablers to the Right. Because of this they can only do nothing.
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  775. ​ @oceanwave4502  I think it's fine to have a political opinion without putting skin in the game. You could just as well ask someone who thinks we should just let it run its course if they would then volunteer swapping places with a local Afghani.
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  776.  @EW-uw7dg  You can see Ahmaud turn to rush Travis at 4:34 when he's next of the car. One second later he is on Travis on the left side of the car.
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  777. @Regis -- Hij zegt "Hoe verwacht je serieus genomen te worden als je jezelf promoot als lustobject". Lijkt mij dat 'Hi Hoi' het hier heeft over "twerken" an sich en niet zozeer over het specifieke voorval bij dit evenement.
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  778. @YraxZovaldo -- De term "westers" duidt aan dat iets een Europese oorsprong heeft. De VS is een westers land omdat het is ontstaan uit Europese koloniën. Echter, de cultuur van bijvoorbeeld de inheemse bevolkingen (indianen of de Australische Aboriginals) zijn zelf niet westers ook al bevinden die zich in westerse landen. Twerking is niet iets dat voortvloeit uit de Europese cultuur, dus het is niet westers. Er zijn echter wel voorbeelden van soortgelijke dansen te vinden in Afrika en het Caribisch gebied.
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  779. Not our puppet, apparently.
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  780. I remember the socialists losing their majority in the Venezuelan parliament last year and then proceeded to strip it of its power. I don't think Venezuela is still a democracy.
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  781. The moral of the story is that you can do that if you're a LGBTQ celebrity.
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  782. Isn't Euronews prepping anti-establishment supporters here?
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  783. I think he means it as opposed to being subservient to external powers such as the US, China or Russia.
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  784. Apparently, a lot of the tickets were reserved by k-pop fans / tiktok users, with the intention to not show up thereby depriving genuine Trump-supporters from attending the rally.
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  785. Like many women who suffer from female hysteria, Britney needs the guiding hand of a strong patriarchal figure to help her make decisions.
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  786. I really doubt the medical examiner stated he was murdered. More likely he called it a homicide. Murder is a legal term and would mean the death was unlawful. In America, only a jury can determine that, not a medical examiner, or a France24 reporter.
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  787. Nothing a little sharia law won't fix.
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  788. What does it matter if they didn't actually do any of this? And what does this have to do with the January 6th "insurrection"?
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  789. Don't worry, in a year or two Kamala Harris will be sworn in. If Biden refuses, they'll either use that insanity clause or impeach him over his involvement with the dealings of his son in Ukraine and China.
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  790. Their pronouns are they/them
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  791.  @henrikbergman4055  yea, you're right. idk why I said Venezuela.
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  792. I believe much of this conviction had to do with the defense's own admissions during the trial and nothing to do with the video. They admitted in court to not having seen Auhmad Arbery in that house on that day for themselves. Because of that, the arrest turned out to be unlawful and with that Arbery's death became a felony murder. If they had seen him, then with everything else being equal, they might have walked.
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  793. I bet having stricter immigration laws also could have prevented this.
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  794. You're confusing two things here: the reason for the stop and his outstanding warrant. And just fyi, they didn't stop him for just for having air freshener. He had expired plates and was signaling right in a left turn-only lane. When they stopped him and got his name they found out he was driving without a license and insurance and had an arrest warrant out for him. You say that there was no need to tase or shoot him, but he clearly resisted arrest, created a dangerous situation by fleeing with both having police officers still partly in his car and that he wasn't qualified to be on the road to begin with.
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  795. With all his talk about either being victorious or die fighting, he ends up slithering off like a thief in the night.
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  796. If the people on that list are the best Democrats have, Trump probably doesn't even have to campaign to win in 2020.
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  797. Why then we see the same drop in the US?
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  798.  LOCAL COPE  You mean Rotherham.
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  799. Adam Schiff is a clown.
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  800.  @PapayanPepper  The judge sent the jury out of the room before this happened.
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  801.  @messidona2011  I see that I wasn't quite clear in this, but my concern here is Europe. I was pointing to what's happening in America as a warning for us. America itself is a lost cause.
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  802. well, at least that actually happened.
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  803. Wishful thinking
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  804.  @invisiblerevolution  I am sure of it. In Europe, your mother country is part of your identity. It's not something you change like dirty clothing. Also, as I said, Ukrainian refugees are mostly women. They won't abandon their men. I am sure you are familiar with this phenomenon in your own American culture: with a spouse incarcerated, women keep visiting their men, while men rarely visit their women and just go on with their lives.
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  805. He's talking about the people of Boston overwhelmingly voting for Obama, not the USA as a whole. Though even there Obama had a lead of 5 million votes, which isn't 'barely winning' but a comfortable lead.
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  806. Yes, yes, but will he denounce it?
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  807. If they had the evidence they wouldn't be putting on this dog and pony show.
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  808. Let's not kid ourselves, dogs are too stupid to really know what's going on.
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  809.  @hpflix  Sounds like something that can be addressed through a civil suit
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  810. She has her own YT channel. Just look up 'Elisabeth's philosophy'.
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  811. I thought that with the Derek Chauvin case as well. Didn't turn out that way.
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  812.  @dandansen571  It's up to the judge and only applies to those that participate in the court proceedings. You as a spectator can call them victims all you like.
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  813.  @anthonydouglas_2003  the quality of women's football is overall bad but someone has to win it.
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  814. Erdogan did a great job of sinking Turkey's EU prospects. You just know that the moment he is gone our elites will immediately be back at it.
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  815.  @primrosed2338  If it turns out that the entire assault did not happen, it's kinda moot if there is or isn't a partition.
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  816.  @full_ArmourOfGod  If the US hadn't helped the Russians probably would've won the war and then we'd all have been under the Soviet boot.
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  817. All this because the Left does not want nuclear energy.
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  818. Or maybe there simply is no wrong doing to prosecute.
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  819. I think the robber is a homeless person. Just look at the mismatch of clothing and the fact that he's doing this while wearing a rucksack.
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  820. Afaik we never had any "Nazi monuments" in the Netherlands, but the Left is diligently working to get icons of our national heroes and culture torn down. If that is the price, then I'd prefer to have some of their monuments remain standing.
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  821.  @SkepticalZack  Now if only Biden could admit his own mistakes, which was the point, not that you can do that for him. That doesn't make him look better in any way. I think your projections of me supporting fascism and being against democracy simply by being critical only highlights your own bias.
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  822. She's a lovely woman, especially when she laughs.
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  823. 0:20 Why are they specifying the percentage of women that have died here? Do they think 13% is remarkably low or do they think it's too high? If the latter, if men had died in their stead would that then have been a better result? Also, the US invasion of Afghanistan in 2001 did not start this war. It has been going on since 1992.
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  824. You must be new to this channel.
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  825. Fulton county is becoming a TV legal drama. (with Ashley Merchant as lead)
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  826. No one is going to be persuaded by that.
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  827. Who decides what is "proven as fact"?
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  828. @isocrate27 You'd think it would be something like that, but this isn't actually mentioned anywhere.
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  829. ​ @LavishPatchKid  Why would their be 'white nationalists' in a country which entire population is already white?
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  830. Sandra Bland was completely out of line and escalated what could've been a simple ticket.
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  831. probably using a filter
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  832. @Alphabets T I caught that part, but that doesn't answer my question. African farmers aren't immigrants. Her statement is wrong too (probably), but that's a different discussion. (the short of that is that it's the affluent Africans who migrate to Europe)
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  833. Whataboutism
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  834. @Salman Moyeen -- The French authorities don't give out the full name of the offender or the ethnicity. However, we do know that his first name is Firas, which is an Arab name. (the name given is Firas M.) We don't know if he is a Muslim, but it is likely he is of Arab descent.
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  835. Even if it were to come to that, President DeSantis will then pardon him.
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  836. Credit where credit's due, looks like under Trump this pandemic is getting squashed in a historic time. Kinda sad how Biden will the be one to pluck the political fruits from it, though.
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  837. It's a book about Edmund Hillary, who was a famous NZ explorer.
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  838. Sounds great
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  839. Thanks for your take. I think it's the most balanced I heard so far. To answer your question at 13:31 all the antisemitic rhetoric probably comes straight from Nick Fuentes. I don't think it's a coincidence that Ye starts to hang out with the likes of him and then starts to spout this stuff.
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  840. Why would someone need to be rescued from peaceful protestors? Even being called a hero for doing so?
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  841. The LGBTQ+ movement is a vehicle for Marxism. In Russia and other post-communist countries they recognize this all to well and want none of it.
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  842.  @SasuPT  Why would not assaulting someone justify getting shot?
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  843. The name of the 17-year-old is Kyle Rittenhouse. There were two shooting incidents. You can find a video of the footage here on YT at watch?v=92WmN6er7W0
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  844. How many years has CNN been able to string anti-Trumpers along now with Trump's supposed imminent downfall?
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  845. The exact conversation went as follows: MH: This plague — the rioting is intensifying to the point where we may not be able to contain it. BJ: Why contain it? Let it spill over into the schools and churches. Let the bodies pile up in the streets. In the end, they'll beg us to save them. MH: I've received reports of armed attacks on shipments. There's not enough vaccine to go around, and the underclasses are starting to get desperate. JB: Of course they're desperate. They can smell their deaths, and the sound they'll make rattling their cages will serve as a warning to the rest.
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  846. So Janeway integrated a single "anti-federation rebel" into her crew, and Sisko took command not of a space station, but of an alien ship. And Picard is ranked under Kirk, Janeway and Sisko.
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  847. How is this relevant?
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  848.  @azteceaglemykidsprincesmay6191  Wasn't the Aztec religion the one where they cut out people's hearts to make the sun come up? Imo, compared to that Catholicism doesn't sound so bad.
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  849.  @harrymcfadden2572  I think that has much more to do with the Montreux Convention than with Turkish NATO membership.
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  850. These people talk about negotiations, but why would the Taliban negotiate now when the other parties have no leverage?
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  851.  @frankthetank5708  Of course he is a hypocrite, like most homosexuals had to be throughout history. And as with them, you had sleazy media that exposed their sexual orientation, for sensationalism, bigotry, or as in this case, to publicly humiliate them because they don't like their political leanings.
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  852. You're absolutely right. Belgium was invented in 1830, by the French who hoped to later annex it, and the English who wanted to increase division.
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  853. I remember many Brexiteers originally (in 2016) didn't even want to have a parliamentary vote. Arguing this would undermine their negotiating position.
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  854. Companies are allowed to offset losses in one year against gains in another. Perfectly legal and normal
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  855.  @MustyGarage  I'm not sure what you're asking here. What about Qanon?
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  856. I'm not a biologist but I once heard the genetic difference between black and white people is smaller than between men and women, and also that race is a social construct. If so then I would think that being trans racial makes more sense than being trans gender.
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  857. You can delete my comment, Euronews, but truth has already come out. They've found ISIS material in his home (source bild.de)
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  858. it was for publicizing a private video without consent of the person in it.
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  859. Clearly
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  860. Lord Canti -- I'm sure we'll manage.
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  861. I wonder how much the presence of these people with their car influences the behavior of these animals. For example, the giraffe as its fighting for its life suddenly has to anticipate for another potential threat. Maybe it could've gotten away if hadn't needlessly had to divert its attention to these tourists.
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  862. This disaster did not happen in January of 2021 but 7 months into Biden's presidency.
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  863.  @SantaKloz  with fiat currencies you can actually buy the things you want. So in a way, fiat money is backed by the goods and services you can buy with it. Cryptocurrencies are too volatile, which im sure is why they're not used for anything other than speculation.
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  864. America should change to a system of proportional representation.
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  865. If someone can't afford essential healthcare products I think it's reasonable that they can get support from the government, but that every woman needs to get this for free is just ridiculous.
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  866.  @SusanOnTVShows  We don't know if a deal was struck at all. Just because you can imagine it, does not mean that is what actually happened. If she felt wronged in some way she would've made it known already, through a spokesperson or whatever. All signs hint at that this is no more than what it appears to be: when she packed her bag she did not realize or care that these substances were illegal in Russia and being oblivious of the risk she was taking, she got caught. There is nothing farfetched about it and as long as there is no evidence to support anything more, there is no point in embellishing it.
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  867. Boris should hurry up with getting Brexit done before there is nothing left to leave with.
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  868.  @JohnJohnson-oe3ot  Hardly ever anymore. Also, I googled prypiat, but isn't that just the Chernobyl disaster. And if so, why did you mention it twice?
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  869. You sound pretty bigoted yourself, so maybe what you say is true for hags as well.
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  870. Because that would be a practical solution.
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  871.  @1deepstar  You mean that there is an video out there where they edited out the assault? Good thing then that I base my opinion on the unedited video uploaded by CNN, in which you can clearly see the young lady going out of her way to only to touch the mic to get hold of it, as is required of her, and the brutish CNN reporter slamming his arm down on the crook of her elbow to prevent her from doing so.
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  872. Maybe it is a better idea to use Finland's potential membership as a bargaining chip.
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  873. I think many of these people are too polite for that, even though they might agree with the sentiment.
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  874. Heligoland. It's in the description.
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  875. You can hear it at 0:46 "The deeper the lockdown, the higher the chances of long lasting damage to the economy". In other words, if the US Democrats would have had their way, it could've been even worse. What you see now is that the fallout of a policy advocated by the Democrats that is now being blamed on Trump.
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  876. 1:30 why are the names of Roussel and Mélenchon under those percentage bars with the portraits of le pen and macron?
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  877.  @rozamo2627  I don't think there was some "full scale invasion with the military" with the colonization of Australia. More like a slow drip, with the occasional small skirmishes, quite a few of which were initiated by aborigines themselves, and then in the late 19th century and also after WW2, the population really starts to grow.
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  878.  @_robustus_  Most migrants from Africa are coming from safe countries. I believe it's something like 70%. And pretty much all of them travel through safe countries to get to Europe.
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  879.  @_robustus_  For some reason my previous comment got deleted. Anyway, that short of it was that migration from third-world countries is an economic cost for a western country. (unlike migration from eastern Europe for example) If you sum up the average benefits and costs, taxes paid and benefits received, it ends up a negative amount. (in my country in the order of about 100.000,- euros per migrant)
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  880. It's an outrage! Russia should attack Ukrai...oh never mind.
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  881. That's not how it happened. Crimea was surreptitiously invaded by Russia, and the invaders then organized a snap referendum for independence. The separatist movement in the Donbas was inspired by that. All this happened after the former president Yanukovych fled the country like a thief in the night, leaving the country in turmoil. All of this happened in mere weeks and Ukraine was in such turmoil that talk of "economic assistence" would ridiculous. And just fyi, the referendum in the Donbas region was actually a complete fraud, since the Ukrainian secret service published the result of it 4 days before the actual referendum.
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  882.  @farrider3339  I did actually do some google "research" before asking my question. I'm not a legal expert, but I found an article about this on the guardian's website, with the following quote: "James Crawford QC, professor of international law at Cambridge University, said coercing PoWs into appearing on TV would be a grave breach of the convention and a war crime, "but shots of prisoners of war at a distance and not identifiable as individuals are fine". He said the convention's protections had to be balanced against freedom of information." I don't know if he was coerced, or volunteered, but it seems to me that the Ukrainian government is really close to the line here. And why even go there?
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  883. Poor guy probably was in Baghdad on holiday. amirite?
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  884.  IslandofObscurity_40  I saw a slowed down video of this interaction on x.
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  885. What's the point of this video?
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  886. I wouldn't want to see my home country burn down just for a political point. Africans might be able to go back to Africa, but when European countries go, that's it for us.
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  887. They're desperately trying.
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  888. I believe Trudeau called them much worse things than "a fringe".
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  889.  @Cornwall1888  I don't know which state you're talking about, but as for dead people voting, Fleccas Talks did their own investigation for Wayne Couny (Michigan) and found about 10000 dead people that applied for and sent in ballots. You can watch the videos here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SK21F1b5ihc https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=39FsOCWlc2g They posted this list and check it for yourself. I did for a bunch and it checked out.
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  890. I don't think it has, but it should.
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  891.  @justintime8922  You should be looking at the number of police interactions, not at the demographic representation..
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  892. Le Pen would be a disaster for Europe and NATO. If you're French, please don't make Putin's day, and vote for Macron instead.
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  893. Efficial -- And what about Mount Rushmore?
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  894. ... and having an arrest warrant out for him.
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  895. and driving without a license. driving in an insured car. .
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  896. signaling right in a left turn-only lane. having expired plates.
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  897. That's because the media has been conditioning you for years now for this.
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  898. Yea, it's called grandstanding. She wants to give the impression she's tough on him, but as Miguel Panta points out, it's just a charade to impress the gullible people. For the democratic nomination, and all that.
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  899. Doing one doesn't exclude doing the other.
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  900. The USA should let Venezuela collapse on its own. If they would intervene they just give the socialists an excuse for their failure.
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  901. Old news, the SPD has already given the green light to further talks.
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  902. Even if she did pay to much for a gas deal, how does that constitute corruption?
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  903.  @renlam2905  Maybe that Japan is a mono-ethnic/mono-culture state also has something to do with that?
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  904. I'm amazed how Tucker Carlson has once again been proven right.
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  905. With Biden as president you have no idea who is running the country.
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  906. The world has become so dangerous now that Biden is president.
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  907. Clive -- These were obviously desperate people in dire need of new shoewear who just happened to all be black.
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  908. Another foreign policy disaster under Biden. I think this might even indirectly be fallout from the Afghanistan disaster.
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  909. This is being blown way out of proportion.
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  910. They are the strongest in the world.
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  911. They're a nascent 'Red Guard'.
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  912. the moment something impeachable happens Kamala Harris will take over the reins. Biden has already said that if he ever has a unsolvable disagreement with Harris on something fundamental he will step down.
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  913. This is going to end well...
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  914.  @icin4d  IIRC, even the ketchup story was hearsay. Only thing that maybe wasn't was the part about the metal detectors. And she said phrases like"he said something to the effect of"' way too much
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  915.  @lr84p38  Through a spokesperson from the SS we know the agents present are willing to testify that he did not grab the wheel. They can't invite themselves. If this commission puts weight on the conents of Hutchinson's testimony, imo they should have done that before their impromptu hearing.
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  916.  @icin4d  Yea, but wouldn't that be a "dereliction of duty" of whoever was responsible for Trump's safety?
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  917. I don't think the UK has F16s
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  918. Could you describe this "gorilla warfare" you mention? Like, will you set loose gorillas in Brussels or will you behave as gorillas, grunting, running around dragging your knuckles along the floor while occasionally flinging poo or bananas at the eurocrats, or what?
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  919.  @nigeljohnson9820  Just trying to help :)
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  920. RIP
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  921. When the French found the Rosetta stone, it was used as filler material by the Egyptians to strengthen a wall of a fort. It's only now, two centuries later, that they are seeing it as valuable.
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  922. Frontext is too busy apologizing to politicians and the media for doing just that.
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  923. If you don't have a majority of parliament behind you, you don't actually have power.
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  924. Like how Kamala Harris just walked away when asked about Biden's appointment of Cedric Richmond?
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  925.  @contemporiser  The idea that some statue will make you hate someone sounds pretty preposterous.
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  926. Because that's not what happened. They were at the right place. They did announce themselves. And the residents weren't asleep. Brianna Taylor got killed because she was standing next to her boyfriend while he was shooting at the police.
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  927.  @dmcr9525  That they were at the wrong address (and were after the wrong person) is a claim the family's lawyer made, but it's just incorrect. Both Brianna's name and her address are on the search warrant.
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  928. It's not "the EU" that takes credit for this. It's one guy who attributes it to the EU.
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  929. Except for the military invasions of Chechnya, Georgia, Ukraine, the policy of handing out Russian citizenship to nationals of other countries, the murders of internal and external political dissidents, and the possible (cynical) terrorist attacks on their own Russian citizens with the 1999 Moscow apartment bombings (to railroad one these invasions), I can't think of a reason either.
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  930. There was already an uprising before NATO intervened, though I am sure you'll blame that on NATO/US/Bilderburg/Illuminati/Aliensfromzetadraconis as well.
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  931. Also don't forget he facilitated peace deals between Israel and several islamic countries.
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  932. Not just hundreds, but 3 THOUSAND years ago. So basically from the beginning of European civilization.
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  933. 2:44 This is just not true. Yelling fire in a crowded theater is protected under the 1st amendment.
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  934. People are so petty here. Geographically, the country encompasses the old Macedonia, so just let them call themselves that if it makes them happy. Macedonia also rolls easier of the tongue than "Northern Macedonia", so everyone wins.
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  935. Privacy (0)
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  936. Maybe you could pick up the slack on that front.
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  937. Just say "no", dude.
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  938. Vierotchka A South Ossetian military group forced Georgia to respond. Russia invaded Georgia the very day after, which basically means they had already prepared their invasion before hand, without bothering to notify anyone of course.. As for Chechnya. I'm not sure where you get the CIA part from. The reasoning behind that was to combat Islamic militants, which for some reason meant they had to annex the country as well. They also claimed Chechyan terrorists were behind attacks of apartment blocks, but the only people they ever arrested for it turned out to be FSB agents. (true story) Now with Ukraine, that Russia is not involved is just your (supervisor's) opinion. I'm sure when Putin announces on TV that he was lying all along, (like with the "little green men"), I expect your opinion changes to that it was only logical for your country to do this.
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  939. As for your first link.  What you call "facts" is someone's opinion piece. The article talks about who invaded first. Since I didn't claim that Russia invaded Georgia before august 8th, what's your point? For the second link, it seems to be about the period after 2008, while Russia's invasion of Chechnya happened in late 1999. Not sure what your issue is either, since I believe what I said is the official line of the Russian government.
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  940. Vierotchka Just so we're clear on this, you're saying then that Russia didn't invade Chechnya to fight Islamic militants, nor because of Russian apartment buildings being blown up? Edit: the Wikipedia page on Chechnya says what I just told you as well,  "The War of Dagestan began on August 7, 1999, during which the Islamic International Brigade (IIPB) began an unsuccessful incursion into the neighbouring Russian republic of Dagestan in favor of the Shura of Dagestan which sought independence from Russia.[55] In September, a series of apartment bombs that killed around 300 people in several Russian cities, including Moscow, were blamed on the Chechen separatists. [...] In response to the bombings, a prolonged air campaign of retaliatory strikes against the Ichkerian regime and a ground offensive that began in October 1999 marked the beginning of the Second Chechen War." https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chechnya#Second_Chechen_War
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  941. Vierotchka Why are you copy/pasting an article, without referencing it btw, which just underlines again what I said? From your comment, and from http://www.aljazeera.com/indepth/features/2014/12/chechnya-russia-20-years-conflict-2014121161310580523.html _ "When a series of explosions in apartment buildings in Moscow and two Russian towns killed more than 300 Russians, Moscow blamed Chechen rebels and embarked on an epic "anti-terrorist operation," which became the second Chechen war."_ Interestingly enough, they never showed evidence for Chechen involvement, and the only people that got caught related to this (ironically) turned out to be FSB agents.
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  942. Why don't you use the reply button, so they know you replied and can respond?
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  943. This morning I heard a government sponsored message on the radio where I was advised to always lock my doors. Clearly the government holds the victims of burglary partially responsible.
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  944. sexy05gal If I were them I would be more worried about dying to car bombs.
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  945. Wait...wait...you're saying that Americans are behind the car bombs being set off in Iraq, Pakistan and Afghanistan?  Just say "No", dude :-)
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  946. sexy05gal Americans aren't omniscient. Instead of blaming them for every unforeseeable consequence,why not blame those actually responsible instead? You know, the people who manufacture and place these bombs ?
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  947. sexy05gal Because then I would be wrong :-)
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  948. sexy05gal Well, according to "massive world opinion", the supernatural exists as well. So, in other words, many people have been wrong before.
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  949. sexy05gal Oh this is getting better and better :) Globalresearch is run a by guy who believes (among many other cook pot ideas) that the Americans have a secret weapon that enables them to control the weather :D http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michel_Chossudovsky http://www.globalresearch.ca/weather-warfare-beware-the-us-military-s-experiments-with-climatic-warfare/7561
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  950. Perry Rhinitis Isn't it so that in Japanese culture, men are supposed to hand over their income to their wives? I wouldn't want to get married then either. Btw, Japan has a really low unemployment rate (unhealthy low I would say) of around 3.5%. It actually seems to be slightly lower even for women. I don't believe an employer would turn down anyone with the right credentials solely on their gender in such a situation. I also think that this video isn't really about actual child prostitution, but more about 18-21 year old girls pretending to be school girls. But we'll see ofcourse.
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  951. Horrible
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  952. capespring Getting hit in the head can lead to brain damage.
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  953. capespring If you mean that I imply that people shouldn't engage in other similarly unhealthy sports, then I agree. That is what I wrote in my previous reply.
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  954. capespring I'm sure most sports have some health risks, but sports are not all equally unhealthy.
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  955. capespring If you want a sport that's 100% healthy for you, I'd suggest you talk to your physician.
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  956. capespring Well, atleast in your case, nothing of value will be lost :) Anyway, good luck and have fun!
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  957. ***** Just saying that doesn't make it so.
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  958. Did Colin Powell and Condolica Rice have their private email servers as well?
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  959. ChernoBill Gates The website you linked too is run by Michel Chossudovsky, someone who believes that the USA has "weapons that can control the weather". In other words, he's a batshit insane conspiracy nut. I hope this helps.
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  960. tinkdnuos It would make us accomplices.
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  961. tinkdnuos Accomplices by supporting their attempts at avoiding the outside world. The last thing these people need is to be taken seriously. It would mean they would remain broken, and then we helped them stay that way.
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  962. The new frontier of the beginning of the 21th century was the internet. Many pioneering companies started in the 90's, all setup by men and these men subsequently left the women of their generation in their wake. Now people complain how these women were 'discriminated against', while the internet from the start was an equal opportunity playing field were even youngster could do well. The next frontier will be the industrialization of space, and yet again we see it are the men who are setting up the pioneering companies. It is true that women make up most of the college graduates nowadays, but then, there are also many more 'pointless' fields now, such as psychology, sociology, pedagogy, arts, languages, etc. The fields that matter are the sciences, the real ones, physics, mathematics, chemistry, astronomy, engineering, IT, all fields were, apparently, women still "need help" getting into. In short, women have been missing the boat, because they either were not smart enough, dedicated enough, cared enough. They will keep missing the boat because of this. Any legislation changing the subsequent outcomes won't help since it will only address the symptoms and not the actual problem, namely that women have different drives and interests.
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  963. Whatabout murder is wrong regardless of the gender?
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  964. ***** Ignorant man.. CIA/USA is a front for the Greys from the two Zeta stars of the Reticulum Rhomboidalis constellation in order for the Greys to control the Alpha quadrant. Grey sponsored Americans will attack Earth for a few years until enough galaxy-wide support is reached to fully colonize Earth and make it like another Tau Ceti IV.
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  965. LOL
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  966. Анастасия Батюнина So are they Russians or Mr Poroshenko's own people? Also how do you suggest a state should enforce its authority if civilians run around with machine guns and RPGs?
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  967. dm1133 So what's the outlandish conspiracy in what he wrote, that countries have governments? Governments with agendas, who sometimes posture for political reasons?
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  968. Didn't Vice make a separate channel for this kind of content?
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  969. About the conclusion at the end. Modernizing Ukraine's arm industry would help them 10 years down the line.
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  970. What about it?
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  971. James Bond These rebels (and possibly foreign insurgents) are using violence to undermine the authority of the Ukrainian state, and as such the use of force by the Ukrainian state is perfectly justified. It are the rebels themselves then who are responsible for putting these civilians' lives in danger.
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  972. James Bond Both Odessa and Mariupol only happened last month.I'm not even sure what you're referring to with Maidan. You didn't address my point either, a government has a legal monopoly on the use of force. The moment people start running around with AK47s taking over government buildings, a government can't tolerate this and has to send in the army. It's a logical consequence.
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  973. They want to support the moderates only and not these guys.
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  974. Rembrant Van Ryn the USA backs the FSA, which isn't alligned with ISIL nor with Al-Queda.
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  975. Rembrant Van Ryn Nope, they even fight each other.
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  976. I love how they zoomed in on her eyes. I guess the cameraman was really captivated by them :)
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  977. As a European, I'm very happy with NATO and America's role in it. I don't think a single European army and continued cooperation with the Americans via NATO are mutually exclusive. 
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  978. raptor5908 ...and I want a pony!!!
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  979. If NATO wanted world war 3, the only thing they would need to do is march their troops into Ukraine and slap those rebels around. In actuality, Russia's entire strategy so far seems to be hinging on the assumption that the West does not want another world war.
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  980. bonbonaro bonbonarov I assume with 'you', you mean a general 'you'. If we don't know, then how do we know what they will do in the future? Obviously Ukraine and the rebels are involved, Russia has admitted to having sent troops into Crimea and by the looks of it, has supplied the rebels and even had soldiers fighting alongside them. NATO is the only entity that hasn't involved itself militarily.
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  981. ***** I don't think he needs a probable cause to order her out of the car. That's when you want to search the car or pat the person down. With some googling I found this: "An officer who stops you for an alleged traffic violation has the right to insist that you and your passengers get out of your car. You should do so if asked" http://www.nolo.com/legal-encyclopedia/police-stops-when-pulled-over-30186.html "The hazard of accidental injury from passing traffic to an officer standing on the driver's side of the vehicle may also be appreciable in some situations. Rather than conversing while standing exposed to moving traffic, the officer prudently may prefer to ask the driver of the vehicle to step out of the car and off onto the shoulder of the road where the inquiry may be pursued with greater safety to both." -part of a SCOTUS-ruling on a similar situation http://law.uark.edu/documents/Pennsylvania_v_Mimms.pdf
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  982. Антон Городецкий Why wouldn't this be news?
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  983. Count the amount of times this video mentions Yazidi men or what their fates were.
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  984. I think Crimea belongs to Ukraine (obviously), but help to Crimea and basic services should be provided unconditionally.
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  985. The measures weren't supposed to "fix the Greek economy", but to bring government spending under control.
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  986. ***** Maybe, but the claim that "the measures were supposed to fix the Greek economy" still isn't true.
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  987. ***** How can throwing money into a bottomless pit be a profitable way to squeeze money from it?
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  988. I wish I could see the faces of those Femen activists now :-)
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  989. Many men play and love football from a  young age, and everything else, prestigious clubs, high salaries,  broad fan interest, grew around it organically. I don't understand this sense of entitlement.
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  990. Slave2PaperWithInkOn Maybe because English is one of the two official languages of the Philippines.
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  991. +Bruce I'm not sure if governments have any blame in this. I think the Internet has allowed conspiracy theories to proliferate unfettered from the filtering function that the press used to have. On top of that, I think journalism has gone down hill as well, though maybe it was always bad.
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  992. Amir Amran I don't think this people are paid trolls. When I go through some of their profiles I see many Alex Jones/Prison Planet/Illuminati/NWO type of videos, so my guess is that they've really bought into the conspiracy narrative.
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  993. Someone should explain to Farage the difference between the EU and the Schengen area.
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  994. You must be a doctor then? Anyway, I'm all for labeling aging as a disease.
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  995. SomeOne Sadly, as of yet, there is no cure for aging. Maybe if people stop seeing aging as some unavoidable fact of life, there might be one some day. Hopefully soon. That's why I'm all for seeing aging as a disease.
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  996. They're aiding human traffickers.
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  997. Euronews just reports what Russian, NATO and Ukrainian officials say. NATO hasn't done anything but monitor the situation and calling it as they see it. Russia, on the other hand, has annexed territories, lied over their military involvement. I have nothing against Russians, but Putin is a dangerous man. I realized this when I learned about the 1999 apartment bombings, and the subsequent second chechyan war, (and the mockery he made of Russian democracy) so I'm personally happy that at the very least people are waking up now.
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  998. Антон Городецкий No, blowing up Russian apartment buildings in the middle of the night was bad. Russian officials blamed it on Chechyens, but when they thought they had finally caught the perpetrators, they turned out to be FSB agents. Pretty scary stuff. As for making a mockery of democracy, I mean ofcourse that act of being president for two terms, then becoming prime minister for one term, then becoming president again. I think that was dangerous precedent for Russian democracy (who only had a drunken fool as president before that) I'm not sure Russia will ever become a normal country now.
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  999. Антон Городецкий Yes, they were caught after a manhunt. I don't know the exact details, but from what I remember it was a collaboration of residents in the area, police and even a local department of the FSB. Only when they finally caught them, it turned out they were FSB agents. The minister who was responsible for the FSB then made an announcement however, that it was all an exercise (of which they hadn't bothered to inform any other departments or local authorities). The bomb material was then claimed to be just sugar, but was never seen again. There were no more bombing attacks however after this, and they never caught the Chechyan terrorists who were supposedly behind it. I'm sure if you do a search on youtube for "19999 apartment bombings" you can find a documentary on it
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  1000. Антон Городецкий Are you saying that it's okay for the Russian secret service to have blown up buildings, killing Russian citizens, because the FBI has done something similar? I've never understood that line of reasoning, are you saying that America is your moral compass? (similar to Putin saying that invading Crimea was "okay because of Kosovo") Anyway, in the end of the day, in both cases, the water has been so muddied, that it's hard to say for certain what happened. In my view, the situation was suspect, and all the subsequent actions from Putin haven't inspired much confidence in his innocence.
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  1001. ***** I hope my life costs a lot of dollars. What does this have to do with anything though?
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  1002. ***** How much were the Russian soldiers payed that raped and pillaged Chechnya? Regardless what you think your angle is, this thread was about Ukraine and Russia and why Western people view Russia and her actions the way they do. It wasn't about the USA, I'm sure you can find hundreds of discussions on the grievances people have against America. (try the RT channel if you have trouble finding any)
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  1003. With 'Wax radar jets', you mean AWACS?
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  1004. Apex warrior They don't have to pay back the full 300 billion euros. There are very few countries with no debt. My guess is that in the long term they will expected to bring it under the 60% of GDP threshold, but that's decades away probably.
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  1005. ***** If a European government needs money, it's not a simple matter of the ECB "adjusting their balance", as you seem to imply here. Governments issue bonds which are then bought by national and international investors.
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  1006. ***** "The ECB can debit and credit accounts easily." Right now they cannot do this (by agreement), but I understand you think they should? Wouldn't that mean that the ECB would serve as a money press for European governments, increasing the money supply at their whim and thereby fuel inflation?
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  1007. I'm not going to continue this discussion with you. Your comments are too long and it will take too long to dissect and address them. In general, complex questions such as if the independence of the ECB is a good or bad thing won't be settled in the comment section of a Youtube video regardless. Also, sentences like this, "They want financial dictatorship and financial colonialism to continue." give me the impression that you lack objectivity. Anyway, I've bookmarked that blog you linked and I'll fully read it at my convenience at some future date.
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  1008. NeutralGenericUser So a matter about languages which could have been dealt with internally (and was dealt with internally since I believe the repeal actually got vetoed), posed such a grave threat that it made it necessary and justified for Russia to invade another country overnight with armored vehicles, attack helicopters, armed troops with no visible identifiers, and without consulting or even informing the international community? As for the whole 'but the Crimeans want this invasion'. Despite what they or other people within Ukraine might want, by international agreement Russia made a commitment of noninterference. That they violate that agreement (and the charter of the UN) is the issue.
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  1009. Miles Dugmore Look at you with your ad hominem attacks and attempts to turn it into a matter of hypocrisy. I never supported the invasion of Iraq nor Afhanistan. You, on the other hand, seem to be against violating other country's sovereignity when the USA does it, but you're fine with it when Russia does it. Now as for your star of david comparison, it's actually the opposite of the language law repeal. The Nazis wanted to make it very clear to the people in Germany that Jews were different from them, an enforced emblem was a way of emphasizing their ethnicity. It's a tactic to segregate and it laid the groundwork for the holocaust. However the idea behind a country having one official language is about creating unity. They don't want to segregate, but integrate the Russian speaking population into a new Ukranian identity. Now I don't agree with that.It's silly, especially if they want to one day join the EU. However it does not give Russia any justification to do what they're doing, despite how much you might want it to.
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  1010. waryfreaky Why not?
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  1011. waryfreaky You missed the point. Just because we can connect the dots to previous events, doesn't mean the people behind those events are responsible for what's happening now. No one has the foresight required to predict with certainty events decades, years or even just months ahead. So instead of blaming everything, big or small, that goes wrong in the Middle East on the USA, why not blame the culprits instead? Blame ISIL for decapitating people and machine gunning people in trenches. Blame Nouri al-Maliki for his inability to unit Iraq and create a competent army. Arabs aren't animals, they're responsible for their own actions.
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  1012. Looking at their behavior and clownish outfits, they don't seem to be taking this very seriously.
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  1013. Yea, it's the EU's fault that Greece has been messing up its finances for years and hiding this.
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  1014. ferhat öztürk It's tragic that many soldiers have died to the PKK over the years, but there is nothing we can do now that will bring them back. The only thing we can do is make sure not more people die senselessly. Something that the Turkish government is right now failing horribly at.
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  1015. No, Euronews has determined that Ukraine makes the claim that these tanks are Russian.
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  1016. moonspellsdumb I think it's because of the particular version of the T-72 tank seen here. Apparantly, Ukraine doesn't use this one. http://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-28961080
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  1017. If she was driving an autonomous car, this wouldn't have happened.
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  1018. They all do.
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  1019. So where is the ugly part?
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  1020. I'm sure the American sportsmen can learn a lot from their Russian counterparts when it comes to sportsmanship.
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  1021. That sudden shift in the discussion to resistance and antibiotics. Antibiotics are used against bacteria, not viruses. And resistance against what? There is no known cure.
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  1022. No one deserves the be a victim of such a horrible act.
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  1023. The guy in the video is from Europol, not Interpol. Just going by their wikipediapage, they seem to mainly operate as a bridge between police forces of EU member states and their cybercrime division has about 40 people. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Europol
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  1024. +Bloody heart15 This happened in New Hampshire. I don't think this case would qualify as statutory rape there, since the law there allows an age difference of upto three years. I believe he's 19 now, so if he was 18 at the time and she 15 then I don't think they can prosecute him on that. Source: http://www.gencourt.state.nh.us/rsa/html/LXII/632-A/632-A-3.htm Anyway, if this is a false accusation, a possible motive for it might be that he apparently bragged to his friends about the encounter.
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  1025. Just in case this is unclear to anyone, bilateral trade deals on a by-country basis means America would have the upper hand.
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  1026. If so, I wonder how those troops got there. I'd think they wouldn't be given free passage through Turkey or Iraq by their respective governments.
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  1027. afifi hasan By allowing Iran passage into Syria, they undermine America's strategy in Syria. It would be biting the hand that feeds them.
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  1028. Joseph Rodriguez That choke hold only lasted 10 seconds. If that kills you, then you weren't "chocked to death", but died to poor health. Besides, these are different police officers. Blaming all police officers for the crimes a few is as wrong as blaming all black people for the actions of a small criminal subgroup.
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  1029. Richard Taylor Look at you, you think that that I'm an idiot and a waste of your time, yet here you are replying again. This is why you only have yourself to blame. Anyway, I deliberately tried to break my response down, to be clear and succinct (like a fortune cookie). You seem to be very emotionally invested in this show, and apparently don't like it when someone else is skeptical. (e.g. you replied several times with the same response to different users) I only pointed out that the show's reliance on facts doesn't mean it has no bias, since, as Logi Wan points out, people with a pet narrative do the same thing. That doesn't mean I was contradicting you, since I didn't say that the show is biased either. And as for the existence of "the very statement" I was referring too. I wasn't referring to a specific statement you or this show makes. It applies to any statement. I would think this was obvious, so I'm not sure why you were confused by this.
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  1030. Wouldn't that mean that terrorists could be tipped off that the FBI is on to them when their gun purchase is denied? She makes it sound as though it is common knowledge to everyone involved when you're under investigation.
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  1031. Professional Pussy Petter Yea, I'm sure their main concern here is that taxpayers money is being wasted.
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  1032. cptbirdwalker I really doubt they want Unisex bathrooms. Or maybe they don't realize Unisex means men will use them too.
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  1033. cptbirdwalker I think most men wouldn't care one way or the other.
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  1034. If all these people were actually involved and this coup still caught the Turkish government by surprise, then I can only conclude that their intelligence agencies are utterly incompetent.
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  1035. I've heard the 279 billion on the radio this morning as well. Also looked at the BBC, and they report the same amount: http://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-32202768
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  1036. TheThOdOr1s I'm sure Germans will take Greece's word for it.
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  1037. Very interesting.
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  1038. 2dogarage Youtube has ads?
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  1039. Vierotchka :-)
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  1040. +Lee Vickers Yea, it really was.
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  1041. +selcuk akif celtik I think the suggestion here might be that Erdogan is enabling ISIS, by giving them easy passage over the Turkish border. Remember how last year when those two police officers were killed, the justification from the PKK was that they were aiding ISIS by letting them through the border? This has been echoed by other people as well, most recently by the Russians, who are under the impression that Erdogan himself is benefiting of oil trade from the ISIS controled region. I don't know if it's true, but I do know that shooting down that Russian plane, going to war with PKK when diplomacy should have been used, and their lackluster response to ISIS overall isn't helping. And FYI, Erdogan is actually the president of Turkey, not the prime minister.
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  1042. "All animals are equal, but some animals are more equal than others".
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  1043. Anyone in her team? What about Hillary herself?
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  1044. havfaith S. I don't like how the Greeks have behaved so far either, but let's not resort to name calling. Who knows, they might be genuine in their promise to pay back the money they loaned this time.
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  1045. +Abdul Taha "I never knew Turkey was in the Middle East. Do you even know where Turkey is on the map? " I do, it's in the top left of the green colored area. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Middle_East#/media/File:Middle_East_%28orthographic_projection%29.svg
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  1046. Trump is increasingly falling behind Hillary in the polls.
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  1047. We lied. Your lives don't matter.
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  1048. They should make it free to download.
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  1049. To quote Mae West, "People who are easily shocked should be shocked more often".
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  1050. Why isn't Istanbul the capital? It's a much cooler city and it would avoid a lot of confusion. Maybe you could petition your new leaders to change it?
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  1051. I remember reading that prostitutes with pimps generally make more money than those without, and that working for them is generally safer as well.
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  1052. The media is really milking this for all that it's worth.
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  1053. ***** As I'm typing this, I think I'm actually paraphrasing the intent of the author, btw. Anyway, many of us have reached a state where we can only understand something's value if its expressed in dollars. Right now, Capitalism looks like a great economic system, on paper, because the cost to our planet isn't factored in. This report has tried to make this visible for the world's oceans by attaching a quantifiable monetary value to it. I think this is a good first step, though it only partly covers the true cost. If we would include the cost of lost R&D because of the disappearance of unique life forms, many who are marvels of biological engineering, I expect that we'll find out that the true cost is off the scale.
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  1054. Jay Stimson Interest payments by the government get offset by taxation. For every euro the Greek government spends on interest payments, the tax payer has to give up a euro in income.
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  1055. dffykvn He wasn't shot in the back.  As for the store robbery, it shows that Brown was already in a violent mindset. It gives credibility to Wilson's account that Brown behaved hostile.
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  1056. dffykvn We have video footage of him assaulting the store clerk. As for the "shot in the back" part, you said:  "I didn't know that we lived in a Judge Dredd movie where someone can be shot in the back or shot at when they're running away or while they're surrendering and their actions in a completely unrelated incident can be used to justify it." He used drugs, he robbed a store, he assaulted the clerk, he jaywalked, he assaulted a police officer in his car, making a grab for his gun. He was shot in the front. All of this is corroborated. We can't say if this 'gentle giant' was "surrendering", but seeing his behavior up until that point, I strongly doubt it.
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  1057. Instead of fighting ISIL, he vowed to refocus Canada's military to fight Gamergate and other forms of misogynistic terrorism that permeates Western society.
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  1058. TheMOGSI10 I know, people should stop acting as though these people are Kardassians. It's getting beyond silly.
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  1059. SiriusMined "No, he's clearly not dragged in the slightest." I don't think this is true. If you watch the video (at 0:08), there is a dark spot on the road about 10 meters in front of the car. The police officer doesn't move, but when he gets up (at 2:00), he's at that spot. Clearly he was dragged there. Btw, I think that if you listen carefully you can hear the engine already starts to roar before the police officer shoots. I don't know if he was alive when the car took off but I do think he pushed down on the pedal before he got shot.
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  1060. Andi Keucher Do people often try to escape police after they're detained in Germany though? Also, it's easy to say that German police doesn't shoot people when they're not operating in a violent environment. Just to be clear though, I don't think this guy should have been shot. However, I also think that the driver did endanger the life of the police officer as well. The police officer was dragged with the car and he could just as easily have ended up under it.
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  1061. alan30189 As I said earlier, we can see that he was dragged. If you look at 0:08 there is a dark spot 10 meters down the road. At 2:00 when he stands up he's at that spot. He didn't walk there so the only option is that he got dragged to that spot by the car.
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  1062. John Wallace At 2:00 he's suddenly at the dark spot, the car that was in the distance is now right before him, the house that was in the distance is now also closer by. When he was talking with the driver there was a road with car and house at his front right, but now its behind him. He moved 10 meters, and you don't just "fall" such a distance.
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  1063. TheGreatWaldoPepp If you listen to the clip you can hear by the sound of the motor that the driver pushed down on the pedal before he was shot. It's at 1:55. There is about 2 ms interval between both actions. Anyway, I replied to someone who claimed he didn't get dragged at all. I merely pointed out that that's clearly not the case.
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  1064. Tragic. I don't understand why people here think this is a good thing.
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  1065. Once again, the overbearing EU trying to control our lives. Trampling on our right to die a slow and painful death. Can't wait for my country to leave.
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  1066. I don't understand why this is censored. Considering who's telling the lewd jokes, it's obviously not to protect children...
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  1067. Considering the sanctions are targeted at Russia, and not at these rebels, I don't see the relevance.
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  1068. gitana082 Again, Porochenko was talking about sanctions against Russia. If rebels are or aren't sanctioned has nothing to do with this.
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  1069. +SenzaNome Unlike in prisons in Muslim countries where they avoid that problem entirely by simply not having psychiatrists?
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  1070. Last year when they released their preliminary report, the final report was already scheduled to be released around this time.
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  1071. Did a cursory search for it. For example, on August 27th, 2015, the Washington Journal writes, "Final Report on Downing of Malaysia Airlines Flight MH17 Due October". However, the intervention by Russia started a month later, on September 30th, 2015. So it should be obvious that the release of the final report is unrelated to Russia's military intervention in Syria. Sources: http://www.wsj.com/articles/final-report-on-downing-of-malaysia-airlines-flight-mh17-due-october-1440675525 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Russian_military_intervention_in_the_Syrian_Civil_War
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  1072. ***** If you tried to look it up, you'd be wasting your time. Obama never said anything like that.
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  1073. ruslan Besnoskov It's not normal for soldiers to just fight a war in their free time, they serve a government. In any proper country with a proper army it's simply not-done, so either the Russian army suffers from a break down in discipline, which i doubt, or the Russian government wants them there or doesn't care that they're there. Both the last two cases it makes Russia responsible. And add to that, that in Crimea the Russians denied it too, and then a few months later we have Putin happily telling on TV that they were lying all this time and there were in fact Russian soldiers in Crimea taking control of airfields and ports.
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  1074. Sadly, the products don't seem that cheap to most end-users here in Europe, but I'm sure the multinationals appreciate the nice mark-up you're giving them.
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  1075. Requiem for a dream
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  1076. +Roger Out I don't know what his source is, but this is what I found and confirms what he says: https://www.unodc.org/documents/data-and-analysis/glotip/Trafficking_in_Persons_2012_web.pdf Browsing through it, they say for example, "Countries in Eastern Europe and Central Asia report very high rates of female participation in trafficking in persons-related crimes — above 50 per cent — with peaks above 70 per cent in the Southern Caucasus. This high rate is constant for the whole period and is similar to what was reported in the Global Report on Trafficking in Persons of 2009. Most victims in the region are women trafficked for sexual exploitation, which is the form of trafficking in which female traffickers are particularly involved. " So women here are both the majority of the victims and also perpetrators. (assuming the conviction rate is a reliable indicator, which might not be the case) It is different for some other regions. For example, in Japan, the majority of convictions of human trafficking are men. All in all, I am surprised that I haven't heard of this before. You'd think awareness of this by the general public would help detect and combat human trafficking.
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  1077. +525Lines Nope
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  1078. If this church is from the 19th century, why call it "ancient"?
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  1079. cathari5lives Shouldn't punish one group of people for what another group of people do.
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  1080. If people want to read the actual analysis of the UK economy (or any other European economy) they can go here: https://ec.europa.eu/info/business-economy-euro/economic-performance-and-forecasts/economic-forecasts/winter-2017-economic-forecast_en#economic-forecast-by-country
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  1081. A headscarf says to the world, "Look at me. I am a gullible moron!".
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  1082. kuffarican My guess is that the concept of protecting the defenseless is a Western (maybe Christian) value. Since Arab countries don't share these values, an organization like Amnesty doesn't have the same emotional leverage to get them to do more. It's also why many of these "asylum seekers" come to Europe in the first place.
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  1083. Eric Boeckh It's mentioned on his wikipedia page. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saud_bin_Faisal_bin_Abdulaziz_Al_Saud
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  1084. I'd imagine that the Iraqis will provide the forces on the ground, similar to how it was done in Libya and Afghanistan.
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  1085. colourmegone Sure I'll remind you. In Afghanistan there had been a stalemate between the Taliban and the Northern Alliance. Then Britain and USA intervened with just their air forces  and combined with Northern coalition ground forces they broke the Taliban's lines. In Libya it was the same story, Libyan weren't making headway and it looked like Ghadaffi would defeat them, but thanks to the help of Allied air power the Ghadaffi regime got beaten. So your claim that it's impossible to win a battle with just airpower is very interesting, but misleading, since it simply won't go down like that. Your insinuation that there is no Iraq army right now is also wrong, shown by the fact that the Iraqis are still fighting ISIS.
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  1086. colourmegone Good or bad is a moral judgement and isn't dependant on the adherence to international agreements. Good people can break them and still be good people and bad can follow them to the letter and still be bad people. If you murder over a thousand of unarmed men that are at your mercy, even boast about it, regardless if you signed up to some agreement somewhere, you're a bad person. Your claim that the Iraqis do this too is no excuse. It's a "two wrongs make a right" fallacy. It just means that they're bad people too. And saying that you're not defending them doesn't mean that you aren't.
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  1087. colourmegone "The "Northern Alliance" were the drug lords and their tribes who were holding out against the Taliban because the Taliban was attacking poppy growers." Really, how is that even relevant? What does that have to do with the military success or failure of that battle?
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  1088. colourmegone I wasn't arguing that it could  (or couldn't), so I'm confused why you even think there is a burden on me to provide an example of that. Whenindoubts single-last post explains it pretty well, so just read that a few times until it sinks in.
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  1089. colourmegone I didn´t. You were the first to mention  this in your initial post, even though, as already pointed out, the video itself doesn´t even mention that scenario. And I replied to your post that "I'd imagine that the Iraqis will provide the forces on the ground, similar to how it was done in Libya and Afghanistan." 
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  1090. colourmegone Just saying that doesn't make it so :P I'm not sure how exactly I "challenged" your post, when I simply stated that I consider another scenario more likely. Maybe you could explain that? (and feel free to quote from my posts) Because so far it appears to me that the only "position" you've been defending (with regard to the use of air force) wasn't even being questioned by me. To make it easy for you, let me unambiguously state my position again: "Winning a war with just air power" is really hard (you yourself might say even impossible), therefore its unlikely the Americans are going to  try that. It's more likely they're going to do what they did in Afghanistan and Libya (and Kosovo as well), namely provide air support while the Iraqis do the fighting on the ground. So how exactly does that challenge your claim that (and I quote) "the idea that you can win a battle, let alone a war, with air power alone is a fantasy [...]"?
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  1091. colourmegone I strongly doubt that the USA would cooperate with Iran. It's not just that it would be really hard to sell domestically, but also that they don't want Iran to gain more influence in Iraq.
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  1092. colourmegone Just because I doubt that, doesn't mean it won't happen. Unlike with you apparently, the "ruling elite that controls both political parties" don't keep me apprised of their plans :P I just have to read what their sock puppets say about it in the news :(
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  1093. Alex Redstone Euronews does not restrict itself to news that happen within the EU/Eurozone/Europe. They cover news all around the globe, even news that doesn't directly affect Europeans.
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  1094. Alex Redstone You made it out as evidence of some obsession unique to Euronews, yet as I told you, many news media thought it was newsworthy, including the Russian news agency that originally reported it. If it's a dog-bites-man story, then everyone else is just as guilty of reporting on it. Also, it's not a 'this or that' thing, they can report on both.
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  1095. Markos Surd So is that how the Serbian police works? Shoot 'terrorists' and then bury them somewhere in a remote area? The police we do have generally don't shoot people. And when they do, they don't bury in a mass grave, but take them with them and inform the families of the deceased.
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  1096. Jasminewynja I used to think that NATO had served it's purpose, but I can thank Russia for showing me the light. So to answer your question, "who needs NATO?", I think every country that borders Russia would be better off as a NATO member. That NATO is of no benefit to tax payers is just flat out wrong, for many countries it actually the other way around, NATO membership has allowed them to cut back on defense for years. And AFAIK, NATO was not involved in the Iraq war (this was an American lead war), nor in Syria. The only conflicts NATO was involved in were Kosovo war, Afghanistan and the uprising in Libya. As for the EU, I'm not going to comment specifically on the 5 points you make since I've no idea where you're from. There are aspects of the EU I don't like, such as the tendency to sometimes decide legislation in secrecy (this is btw on the level of the EU commission and council of ministers, not the European parliament), but guess what, this is no different to what governments do on the national level. It are then also the national governments (who you seem to put on a democratic pedestal) that facilitate and are a part of this.
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  1097.  @claytonbigsby1119  I disagree. I remember back in the 90s everyone was calling into question NATO's relevance. With its posturing, Russia has shown the importance of the alliance.
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  1098.  Poopoo Peepee  Asked and answered.
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  1099. The essence of the opponents' complaint seems to be that sometimes bails are too high. You don't to do the entire system away to fix that.
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  1100. It's not unusual to have a foreign Rabbi as community figurehead. The head Rabbi where I live is from the USA as well. Coincidently, his predecessor was from Ukraine.
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  1101. +Ryan “IT Lab” Drewrey There are instances in which the police are allowed to use deadly force against someone who flees, if they have reason to believe the suspect is a danger to their safety or the safety of others. (SCOTUS:Tennessee versus Garner) He apparently already had a physical altercation with the police, and then he flees the scene with a deadly weapon drawn. Why would someone have a drawn handgun, unless he has an intention to use it? Based on these two facts, I think that deadly force was the appropriate course of action here
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  1102. Quincy Davis I linked a video with a freeze frame in my previous comment. It's at the end of the video. Also, as I mentioned, I believe the FBI investigated the footage as well, and came to the same conclusion. Btw, you're wrong about your other comment, where you claim he was in his right to run from the police. Though, it might be true in general, if he was involved in an altercation with the police right before he ran, it's a safe assumption he was already under arrest. At that point, by running he is resisting arrest.
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  1103. Quincy Davis I responded to your claim that it was "not illegal" to run. I didn't say that mere running warrants shooting someone. However, I addressed why lethal action was permissible here in my previous comment. As for your "the FBI is in on it!!!! " conspiracy theory,. You can believe whatever you want. I like to stick to the facts, however.
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  1104. John Dodge When are you going to link the footage of the preceding altercation, you mentioned?
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  1105. peabase What makes you think he isn't grateful? I'm not sure if he's motivated by this narrative you mention, but from a political point of view, I'm sure any shrewd politician welcomes an opportunity to rally some public support at the expense of an inconsequential foreign entity.
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  1106. peabase How many army divisions does Orange have?
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  1107. peabase "not any time soon"? How about, never? And how would the amount of subscribers a phone company has somewhere else matter even remotely to a country? Why would you even think this number is the equivalent to a country's population? Orange is just a telecom provider, there are a dime a dozen of these.
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  1108. peabase It allows him to score some easy political points. I'm sure Israel in general wouldn't want this to become a trend either. However, the telecom market is too competitive for this move by Orange to be anything more than a  temporary nuisance to consumers.
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  1109. I'm sure the potential lenders are lining up.
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  1110. Some additional information: "French media report the suspect was an employee of the decapitated man, who owned a local delivery company." http://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-33284937 Pretty disturbing.
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  1111. ***** Your explanation of racism has nothing to do with my post nor the post I replied too, and neither does the rest of your reply.
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  1112. ***** No I didn't ask that. What I asked was why it is (and I quote) "incredibly racist for Europeans to think that just because they fund and arm foreign African troops to invade often Muslim African countries (with christian african mercenaries) it does not equal imperialism, racism, exploitation and/or crusading."
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  1113. ***** Try reading it again. In the sentence I quoted put emphasis on the word 'think'.  He wasn't talking about an action being racist but having a certain opinion.
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  1114. These officials look at how likely they are to return to their home country. That Afghanistan is such a bad place for women (or more accurate, people in general) might be the reason they were denied visas to begin with.
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  1115. +Siberian Кот Yes, really.
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  1116. +Siberian Кот Sure, here you go: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Surrender_of_Japan
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  1117. +Siberian Кот I didn't include Australia and Britain or any other nationality for the same reason. That you feel that the previous iteration of your country didn't get the attention it deserves because I didn't mention them, is, I suspect, due to what seems to be an inherent Russian inferiority complex towards the USA. I'm not here to help you with that.
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  1118. +Siberian Кот Someone asks a question about the USA, but then you come in to have your own country's war record validated, like a little boy that cries for the limelight because he feels his elder brother is getting too much attention for something. Normally I would advice someone in the adult stages of life to get help for that, but for someone from Russia that probably means just hitting the bottle.
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  1119. +crimenot alwaysbad The German electorate? Even if you want to go down the conspiracy road, of say Henry Ford supporting the Nazis or whatever, a minority is not representative for a whole country. We don't blame all Russians (or Georgians)for Stalin. Not all Arabs are to blame for the slavery some of their ancestors engaged in, in the past millennium. etc etc As for "the war would be won anyway"-argument, though that might be true, it would be a Pyrrhic victory, exchanging one dictatorship for another. And it ignores that fact that what you mention is only hypothetical and that in reality the Americans were involved in the war and did help to end it. You asked a question, you got your answers and now it appears you want to change the question because you don't like the answers.
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  1120. +Denis Sokolov It's funny how at no point did I belittle the Soviet involvement in world war 2, yet the mere mention of America being a participant in WW2 makes you Russians throw a hissy fit. Btw, if you had read my subsequent comments you would have known that I acknowledge already beforehand that Russia carried the European war, but also that the USA carried the war in the Pacific. We can speculate on the importance of the American contribution on ending the war in Europe, but we'll never know, since we can't rewind time and find out. And you can speculate both ways, for example, you could argue that the USA kept Britain into the war, and Britain broke the German airforce during the Battle of Britain. Its mere existence as an unoccupied territory meant the Germans could never fully commit to its Eastern front as well. Of course, this is mere speculation, and also irrelevant since even though the war might have been won in the long run, it would have been of little use since then Western Europe would have fallen under Soviet influence the same as Eastern Europe had. For many people that would hardly be considered an improvement over being occupied by Nazi Germany.
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  1121. +Denis Sokolov Of course I am happy that Japan got defeated in Manchuria. That the Russians suffered more losses than the Americans says nothing about America's dedication, it might just be that Stalin didn't care much about the lives of the ordinary soldiers under him. The war in the Pacific didn't start with the atomic bomb. It was about breaking Japan's naval supremacy, something I personally doubt the Soviet Union could have done. And just FYI, I'm not American, I couldn't care less about your faux moral indignation.
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  1122. +Denis Sokolov That's still less people than died in the Soviet gulags. Where is your "moral outrage" about that? Or about the Soviets performing nuclear tests on their own people? (i.e. the Totskoye nuclear exercise). If you want to argue that the Soviet Union has some moral high ground over the USA, then you're not only completely off-topic, you're dead wrong as well.
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  1123. Every time Europe thinks it's out, the ineptitude of its politicians pulls it back in.
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  1124. ST BO That's a really cool story. Sadly, it has no relevance to what I wrote. See, unlike you here, I try not to jump to conclusions and instead ask questions first to get a better understanding of the situation.
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  1125. ST BO Now if only my position was that the police officer was justified in shooting him, then your comment would have some merit.
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  1126. Can it even be stopped at this point?
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  1127. If it were two guys I would understand, but two women kissing shouldn't be a problem.
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  1128. Luddites
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  1129. Probably greed
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  1130. MrsTraderDoctor The Hague did not make these laws. It's just where the court is situated.
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  1131. Miles Dugmore When I read it I was thinking you might be using them as "scare quotes" (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scare_quotes), else they seem redundant. As for the topic, the political angle feels really forced. Depression and suicide aren't new phenomena.
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  1132. The UKIP had 3.8 million votes in the last general election, and they have 1 seat out of 650 to show for it.
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  1133. +Sam I'm not talking about Brexit. My comment was a respone to Roger Lewis' comparison of British and European democracy. UKIP had 3.8 million votes in the British general elections, and they received a total of 1 seat out of 650 for it. Meanwhile they had 4.3 million votes for the European parliament, and they received 24 seats out of 750 (total) for it. Britain has a right to about 70 seats, UKIP got about 1/3 of the vote and received roughly 1/3 of the seats.
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  1134. +rajaitimad It differs according to which countries you use for comparison. Smaller countries tend to get disproportionate amount of seats compared to the larger countries such Germany, Spain, France and the UK. For example, Luxembourg gets 6 seats while if you had proportional distribution they would get 0.5.The UK has 73 seats and would get around 95 seats. And Germany would go from 97 to around 121.
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  1135. A currency devaluation is a bad way to make your economy competitive. You are making everyone in the country poorer, while it only gives a country a temporary competitive boost. If a country does not rely on money printing, companies are forced to cut costs and innovate to maintain competitiveness. Greece (and Spain and Italy and Portugal) aren't uncompetitive because they can't devalue their currencies but because they've historically always done this. Greece already had a high debt before the Euro and that they already had an uncompetitive economy as well then. The only difference the Euro made in this is that it has offered Greece historic low interest rates. A responsible country would use that to benefit their fiscal budget and reduce their debt. (like they were supposed to under the Maastricht agreement, I might add). However, Greece hasn't done this. They kept lending, misled their lenders in order to keep their interest low,  and now this has been revealed, the market adjusted Greece's credit worthiness. Also, if they would print money in this situation, as the video suggest, it would only lead to lenders demanding even higher interest rates.
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  1136. Horrible how people just do this so blatantly in the privacy of their own homes while not being a nuisance to anyone. I'm glad someone caught it on camera and published it, so I can be outraged about it.
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  1137. arnebarnard Euronews might have edited the video
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  1138. +Tony Hind If you look at the polls in France, le Pen might be slightly ahead in the first round, but in the second round either the left or the right is going to hold their noses and vote for the other candidate. You can see this here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Opinion_polling_for_the_French_presidential_election,_2017
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  1139. ***** The gunman in Tunesia had a university education. Same with many of the 9/11 hijackers. Not really something you can do if you're poor. As a side note, comparing nominal income of people in different countries is deceptive. The $2 a day will carry you a lot further in developing countries than it would in the US.
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  1140. ***** My reasoning here is that if they have received a university education, it wasn't poverty that drove them to terrorism. For example, the gunman of the attack in Tunesia studied Aviation. Among the 9/11 attackers there were quite a few engineers.  As for the income, what I'm talking about is purchasing power parity (PPP). It's not that important here, I just wanted to point out that even though nominal average incomes differ, so do prices. You couldn't live off $2/day in a Western country, but if you live in Africa, you can buy a lot more with that.
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  1141. Personally, I'm glad white people are finally standing up for themselves. I don't think Trump is the best possible president, but at least he's untouched by regressive left-wing thinking.
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  1142. +Ilja Stalberg Did those pay rises off-set the inflation Russia has had over the last few years? Right now inflation is over 15%. A pay rise of say 5% is little consolation if everything else rises even more in price. http://www.tradingeconomics.com/russia/inflation-cpi
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  1143. If they would be in Kiev, it would be hard for them to deny their involvement.
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  1144. Антон Городецкий They would deny it because otherwise it would hurt their charade of caring about international law. Alexander Zakharchenko however, prime-minister of the "Donestk People's Republic", has already admitted to having Russian soldiers in their ranks, supposedly on "vacation". Taking into consideration too the Russian soldiers captured on Ukrain's side of the border, Russian soldiers doing Tumblr status updates from inside Ukraine, and footage from the Ukrain-Russian border of militairy material being driven in,  the idea that Russia is doing another invasion by stealth is not a hard sell.
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  1145. and then to think the original plan was for Turkey to join the EU in 2013...
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  1146. BlackBlok Who did they backstab?
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  1147. I don't understand why it is significant that he didn't get a movie reference.
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  1148. I wouldn't be surprised if the majority of the people you see in that Mosque aren't even Muslim.
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  1149. esgehtehumnix Non-Muslims are generally allowed to visit mosques. As for my comment, if you look at 0:43 you see a lot of women in the foreground not wearing headscarves. Many people look like native Frenchmen as well and I think some of their sitting postures are strange. (like the guy in the blue jacket in the center right).
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  1150. Nina Police Officers don't carry batons around to look flashy.
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  1151. I wonder if that's even possible, with the US being part of the WTO.
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  1152. Britain has been the biggest proponent of EU enlargement. Now they complain about the migrants of these countries.
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  1153. I was talking about Britain as a whole, not Farage individually. If I would have to accuse Farage, though, I would for not pointing this out himself.
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  1154. scottydog636 I'm not a police officer, but I can imagine that telling someone why they're being arrested before hand can also lead to hostile situations. In the end it's up to the discretion of the police officer.
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  1155. Karen Hatclerode I think people who derive their ideas of what the police can and can't do from Hollywood movies fit that label much better.
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  1156. Vista C He actually did tell her she was under arrest, that's not the issue here.
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  1157. The police are exactly where the regressives want them to be, on their knees, apologizing.
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  1158. Wait....what?? We're lagging behind China now with nuclear technologically?
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  1159. +unrealturbos According to Wikipedia, China's first Nuclear power plant became operational in 1990. The first one of the UK became operational in 1956. My guess is that after decades of negative public opinion on nuclear energy, Western countries have stopped building new power plants, which caused our technological lead to stall. China, on the other hand, has recently been building several new nuclear power plants, which makes them the experts now. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nuclear_power_in_China https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nuclear_power_in_the_United_Kingdom
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  1160. Op 6:05 wordt Rusland genoemd. Niet alleen was toen dit werd uitgezonden Rusland onderdeel van de Sovjet Unie en had men amper een beeld van hoe de situatie daar was, in Rusland was het lang niet zo slecht als in delen van Afrika. In het begin van de jaren tachtig had je in Afrika hongersnoden waar honderdduizenden mensen stierven door ondervoeding, de armoede daar stond in geen verhouding. De associatie van die tijd van armoede met zwarte mensen is helemaal niet misplaatst. Ook het idee van ' heel veel zwarte kinderen in Nederland' lijkt me vreemd, volgens mij kwam die verandering in de demografie van Nederland toen pas op gang. Je kunt dit trouwens terugzien in de samenstelling van KvK over de jaren heen.
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  1161. Some examples: http://www.volkskrant.nl/economie/kroes-schond-als-eurocommissaris-gedragsregels-eu~a4381165/ http://www.telegraaf.nl/dft/nieuws_dft/26655603/__Kroes_schond_gedragsregels_EU__.html http://www.trouw.nl/tr/nl/39681/nbsp/article/detail/4381128/2016/09/21/Kroes-schond-gedragscode-Europese-Unie.dhtml
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  1162. This referendum seems pretty pointless considering Greece will be bankrupt by July 5th. I especially like how they just announce such a thing without first discussing it with other European countries.
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  1163. If I'm not mistaken, that could only have affected the first round.
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  1164. I've no problem with this. This pushing of "ethics" into research in the West is one of the reasons why Asia is now leading in biomedical and genetic research. We need more freedom for scientific research, not less.
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  1165. I hope we don't get massive riots again...
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  1166. So you make a claim and now you think I have to do the research to back that claim up? And just fyi, I'm not denying "the facts" of that article, but their relevance for the entirety of 2016.
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  1167. EH CBunny Unless those unarmed men were police officers, I fail to see the relevance.
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  1168. Антон Городецкий https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2zssIFN2mso
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  1169. +omglabel https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Whataboutism
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  1170. +eastern perspective Just because the UK is still in the EU doesn't mean this decision hasn't done damage. It has affected the markets and the UK also had its credit rating downgraded.
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  1171. eastern perspective I don't think small businesses will move out of the UK because of this, but big businesses might. Though I think it's hard to say with certainty now though.
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  1172. +mrpapparappa The EU does not have an intelligence agency. Only national governments do. If it's a failure of anyone, it's of the national governments.
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  1173. If you genuinely want to know how real the danger is for Europe, then why are you asking this clown?
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  1174. IWashMyOwnBrain That won't stop the "globalists", merely remove our seat at the table.
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  1175. ***** The idea that China is just going to suddenly implode is wishful thinking. And you're not even addressing the point that a country of 64 million people can't deal on equal footing with a country of 1.4 billion people.
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  1176. ***** How is that relevant to what I wrote?
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  1177. ***** All countries, except maybe countries like North Korea (which is why they're in such a deplorable state), are dependent on other countries. It's one of the consequences of free trade. That China imports a lot of their goods is the opposite of a weakness. They have a very large market, and it will probably be the biggest in a decade or two from now. This gives them bargaining power. The EU itself is also a large market, so it has bargaining power as well. This makes it much harder for foreign countries to pressure the EU into unfavorable deals. Now the other stuff you mention, about the EU collapsing (or whatever) or that China has a pollution problem won't change this. (very interesting, if true, but irrelevant)  
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  1178. ***** Yes. I'm not right all the time, but fairly often (imo ofcourse).  Now why don't you actually reply to my comments instead of these tangents?
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  1179. ***** The alternative was Turkey not cooperating at all. Because the EU can offer Turkey something they want, a (travel) visa for some of its citizens, a deal is possible. In contract, visa to singular EU countries, such as Greece, is much less appealing to Turkey. They would have little incentive to do anything then, which would mean the unhindered, uncontrolled migration we've had would continue. So here as well, as a whole Europe can make a better deal. In this instance, imo, it's not a very good deal for Europe regardless, but that's because Turkey holds a stronger position here. (we want something from them, while not doing anything is an attractive for them) As for the rest, I'm still not sure where you're going with the whole pollution angle. So they have a lot of pollution, so what? How does that help us?
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  1180. ***** Yet that's not how it works.In this example, Brazil is much more dependent on China. Brazil has no monopoly on beef or water(really ... water?). If China refuses to import Brazilian beef their people aren't going to starve, they can get their beef else where, but Brazil is going to lose income. As for the Turkey example, the "weak PC politicians" are the ministers of our national governments. They're in power not because of the EU, but because of our own national elections. The right question here is also not if this was a good deal, but if we would have gotten a better deal otherwise. Since under a EU framework, we could have negotiated every deal that each separate country could have negotiated by itself, and more, that's just not the case.
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  1181. "they"? I love how you even attribute your own spelling errors to some outside influence. Talk about being paranoid...
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  1182. I'm not even sure how that hoax would go, are these people who see in the video supposed to be in on it then? What about the police at the scene? People who live and work nearby. There would have been too many people in on it for such a hoax too work, which is also the reason why it wouldn't work.
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  1183. alienrefugee51 In the case of the Manhattan project, I would imagine it was more about patriotism for people than money.  It's hard to make people feel patriotic about faking something like this. Also, with a secret project, people are expected to lie passively, while this shooting they would have to lie actively. It's much difficult for people to get along with and also riskier because you're actually inviting media attention.
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  1184. Al-Jazeera is always hammering on Australia's immigration policy. Must be an eye sore for them to see a Western country that finally has developed a successful strategy to keep illegal immigrants out, and with the balls to implement it. Europe should adopt the same strategy, but our leaders have decided to go the opposite route, and aid and abet the smugglers to bring the illegal immigrants in instead. This of course gets nothing but praise from Al-Jazeera.
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  1185. Arkinight But as I said, Russia recognized Ukraine with Crimea being part of after the fall of the Soviet Union.
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  1186. Arkinight Yes, and that's what makes this illegal under international law. They gave up Crimea.  They then later recognized Crimea as part of Ukraine. With that they made clear that it it wasn't their "legitimate territory" and therefore they now (illegally) annexed it. As for the "but there was an illegal coup"-reasoning (since you mention putsch). Coups are an internal issue and they don't give one country a right to annex parts of another country.
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  1187. Arkinight For the third time, it doesn't matter since Russia later (in 1994) recognized Crimea as being part of Ukraine.  At that point, no matter how they lost Crimea, they said that Crimea legally was part of Ukraine.
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  1188. Arkinight No, the Soviet Union might have illegally given Ukraine away, who knows? But after the fall of the Soviet Union, Russia's government recognized Ukraine with the borders including Crimea. At that point they no longer had a (legal) claim to reassert. And that's what 'they said' means, the Russian government signing an international agreement with Ukraine recognizing Ukraine's borders.
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  1189. Arkinight Don't put words into my mouth. I never said that the handover during the Soviet area was illegal. I'm saying that whatever the case may be, it doesn't matter. I'm not sure what other 'instance' you're referring to.  And also, there is no such thing as an illegal legitimate claim, it's one or the other. Saying that Russia has 'the most' legal claim, doesn't make it so. I also like to point out that the Russian government itself doesn't agree with you. Why would they formerly welcome Crimea into the Russian Federation if it had been part of Russia all along?
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  1190. Arkinight So the USA thinks it isn't bound to agreements it did not sign up for. What does this have to do with Russia violating an agreement it did sign up for?
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  1191. Arkinight I don't see how that is ludicrous. Also, if it's the ICC you're referring to, Russia didn't ratify that either. Anyway, the disagreement was over your assertion that Russia has a legitimate claim on Crimea. Your sudden switch to the USA and the ICC gives me the impression that you've given up defending that. If not, then I'd appreciate it if you would stay on topic.
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  1192. DC says he will call a referendum if he wins the next election anyway, which most likely means the UK will exit the EU. And if somehow labour, maybe with Libdem support, win the next election, there most likely won't be a referendum. With that in mind, I don't see why he expects the rest of Europe to throw him a bone. What use is it to cater to someone's wishes who in a few years won't be there any more?
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  1193. That's the point of the video. These (particular) rebels are using these apartment blocks as a shield. Small wonder then that ordinary citizens fall victim to the violence.
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  1194. I think this might be a strategic mistake on Turkey's part. This could lead to non-"Turkish" Kurds getting involved with the PKK's struggle for autonomy. And they're much better armed and trained than their PKK brethren.
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  1195. mark berg As with the Soviet Union in Afghanistan and the USA in Vietnam, by a thousand little cuts.
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  1196. Hasn't Britain always been one of those countries pushing for EU enlargement?
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  1197. Aja Williams I wouldn't be surprised if faking medical problems is a common stalling tactic. If people "cry wolf" over and over, a police officer can't help but become skeptical.
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  1198. fozzy0266 You could just as easily argue that the South Ossetians started it, and that Georgia was provoked to respond to their aggression. Russia invaded Georgia merely a day later after Georgia responded, which is interesting, since military invasions are something that normally take weeks to organize. You would almost think the Russians had been waiting for the opportunity.
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  1199. +agradina If this had happened in the pre-Schengen days the result would have been the same. You can't stop hundreds of people with a few border guards.
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  1200. Apparently the party took place in a private pool reserved for neighborhood use, the overseer of the pool wasn't informed about the party.  http://theconservativetreehouse.com/2015/06/08/the-full-story-of-the-mckinney-texas-pool-mob-inside-the-craig-ranch-subdivision/
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  1201. This news is 8 months old. You can see this letter mentioned here: http://heavy.com/news/2015/12/harold-bornstein-donald-trump-doctor-dr-letter-note-medical-record-physician-photos-bio-father-jacob-md-age-hair-tufts-medical-school-new-york-practice/ So why bring this up now?
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  1202. And all they got out of it was a military base they had to begin with.
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  1203. ***** The gas price cut they could have done without annexing Crimea, and I'd think that any port fees would be small change, though stealing Ukraine's gas reserves so that it can never free itself from Russia's grip is a tragedy for Ukraine.
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  1204. alfabravo80 If you look at the beginning of the video, "hundreds" sounds accurate.
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  1205. MerlinCorwinoff Instead of merely mentioning this video, why don't you link it as well?
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  1206.  @BobPapadopoulos  I don't think I'm saying or even implying that they did here. This is an old comment, but my guess is that Project Veritas released a video about voter fraud causing an uproar and that CNN then responded by dredging up a video from 2008 to debunk that in its place, instead of addressing the one by PV, which is why I call it a straw man. As I said, this is an old comment so I don't remember the full context.
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  1207. Three hundred years ago witch trials pretty much ceased in England. It's more something from the late middle ages (14th and 15th century). I don't think the number ever reached 'hundreds of thousands' in Great Britain, my guess would be in the order of maybe several thousands. Men were killed for being witches as well btw.
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  1208. +PokerMan Your anecdotal evidence is anecdotal.
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  1209. PokerMan That's just what I am saying. You can only make insinuations. The fact that you had a similar situation and it worked out differently doesn't mean that race was a factor here. Just as if another black man without a license who gets pulled over and yet isn't arrested doesn't prove that race wasn't a factor here either. By doing this you're only perpetuating a toxic idea, that black people are unfairly targeted, something that can lead to more situations like that of Sandra Bland. The police could just as easily have had the opposite motive as well. They might have thought that a  "slow moving car in a high crime area" might be thugs looking to shoot someone up. Then they were actually trying to keep the people in that neighborhood, of which many are probably black, safe from gang violence.
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  1210. PokerMan Saying that these police officers motives were based on racism because "the police  is racist", is as as flawed a reasoning as saying that this guy and his brother were up to no good, because "black people are up to no good". If 90% of the black people are criminals, doesn't mean these guys were. And if 90% of the police are racists, doesn't mean these police officers were. So how "the police" treats black people has no relevance here. This  situation stands on its own, and the people involved should be judged on their own merits, and not of that of that of the ethnic group or organization they belong to. Your remark about the chances of killed by the police in relation to ISIS is also hilarious, considering anyone's chances (esp. in the Western world) of being killed by ISIS are virtually zero.
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  1211. PokerMan What I said about gang violence was to show that these police officers actions could just as easily be explained by good intentions toward the black community, and this still stands. It doesn't mean that these were their intentions, we can't know what motivated them. But neither can we project the (perceived) intentions of other people on them simply because they share the same occupation. I would think this is not difficult to grasp. As for the other part of your reply, ISIS has nothing to do with this, it's meaningless and conspiratorial nonsense, and just claiming you made some point with it does not make it so. The only reason I mentioned it in my reply was to show how silly it is.
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  1212. PokerMan What are you talking about? I haven't used any anecdotal evidence. That part of the slow-driving is what they said in this video, and is not some unrelated personal story. "Just as what I initially said "could" show the cop had bad intentions and was acting in such ways due to the race of the people involved." Even in your latest reply you say that "the police are not good guys". I used the word "could" to indicate that there are possible explanations other than the one you beeline too. Again, I'm not sure why want to inject ISIS into this, it just derails the issue. Since apparently this isn't obvious, if you're more likely to be killed by a police officer it is only because the police is here, and ISIS is in Syria.
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  1213. PokerMan Even if what you say is true, how is this relevant to the police officers in this particular instance? Did they kill any of these 1200 people? Really, how can you judge their moral character based on what (you think) other people have done? Your type of reasoning, blaming individuals for what a demographic group they belong to do, is just the type of thinking racists use to justify their ideology. Black people have a higher crime rate, or a lower IQ, or whatever, and then they paint all black people with the same wide brush.
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  1214. Владислав Кондратенко Ah yes, with that turn-out-rate of something like 83% and with over 95% voting in favor. What a glorious day for democracy that was :D With the election in Donetsk it was even funnier, with the Ukrainian secrete service "leaking" a video days before the referendum where you can hear the organizers of the referendum already discussing what results the 'referendum' will be :P
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  1215. ***** I like how you go from "same secret service" to "same country". Anyway, what's your point? My grandmother could have uploaded it, it doesn't change the fact that he timestamp on that video is still 4 days before the actual elections, and the results they discuss match the actual results to the comma. The Donetsk election was a fraud, if people hadn't shown up at all, it wouldn't have made a difference.
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  1216. ***** So what you're saying is that since you can't attack the message, you just attack the messenger?
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  1217. That's very interesting background story for a work of fiction you have there. You should expand on it and see if you can turn it into a book or movie.
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  1218. Daniel Lugo Could you provide a link to these studies?
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  1219. Abdul Taha "you fascist always have to bring Islam into this smh" I mentioned Islamists because of their attempts to make blasphemy of Islam, the Koran and Mohammed an offense, similar to holocaust denial (which I am also opposed to). It is relevant to the video here, so I don't see your problem. As for your scenarios, I'm not sure if that was directed at me, since I already acknowledged that the USA has limited free speech. But I also pointed that there is a difference between the concept of free speech, and how it is interpreted by US law. When someone says that free speech has limits, because it has limits in the USA, they're using the latter as a straw man. I also pointed out that arguments like that are used only to advocate more curbing of free speech. A hypothetical scenario, that might only have happened very rarely in every day life, is used as a rhetorical trick to get a foot into the door to make people agreeable to curbing their free speech in other areas. Interestingly enough, as an aside, I do believe that someone who "falsely shouts fire in a crowded theater" is currently protected under the first amendment.
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  1220. Abdul Taha I'm against laws dealing with holocaust denial as well. To emphasize my earlier comment, I think the existence of these laws are used to push for more censorship. And if by pointing out the difference between holocaust denial and "insulting" Mohammed, you're saying that the latter should be a crime as well, you're actually doing that.
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  1221. Abdul Taha I don't know where the comment went I replied too, but it was this part I was referring too: _"I doubt these countries have Islamic law applicable in their jurisdictions Insult the holocaust PRISON Insult Muhammad FREE SPEECH The stench of hypocrisy is overwhelming me"_ This is how I read your comment: By saying this is hypocrisy, you are suggesting that either holocaust denial should not warrant prison, or that insulting Muhammad should. And basically, what I wanted to point out is that if you mean the latter, then you're using the former as a gateway to justify the latter. You might do so unknowingly, and I don't blame you for that, just that this is why I am against laws curbing free speech, how reasonable they may seem. (especially if they deal with hypothetical situations) And in that regard I agree with the very first comment, that as soon as you start accepting limitations to free speech, people will use those limitations to advocate more limitations that include speech they don't like. And eventually we might end up in a society where speech is heavily regulated. Personally, I'd rather accept then that rare instance where someone shouts fire in a crowded theater.
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  1222. Funny how Al Jazeera applies this idea of the importance of nuance selectively to instances where its absence hinders migration to the West. Whatever the disposition of these people may be, the fact that they are Muslims should be reason enough to want to keep them out of Europe. We should follow the lead of Australia, and make deals with Islamic countries to house these migrants there.
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  1223. Abdul Taha "Who is we?" I am talking about "we Europeans". The "should" in my comment indicates that I am suggesting a course of action. Like, "you should give him a call", or "You should put on a coat, it is raining outside".
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  1224. JZBaltazar "Australia has not reached an agreement with any "Islamic" country " You're trying to nitpick to make a point. I was referring to Australia's policy of housing refugees off-shore. In our case, we can do this with Islamic countries.  Btw, I was thinking of the new Australian government's plan to house refugees in the Philippines. http://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2015/oct/09/australia-seeking-refugee-resettlement-deal-with-philippines-say-reports    
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  1225. Vaibhav Gupta "you represent entire continent?"   No, I am making a suggestion. Like when you're in a group and you say, "we should go to the movies". And then someone else says, "No, I have a better idea, we should go to Disney World". If I would speak for others, I would use the verb "to be", as in, "We are going to the movies". I hope this helps.
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  1226. JZBaltazar "There is a big difference in numbers - thousands a year may reach Australia (pop 22 million) on boats. A million or so a year may come to Europe" If you look at it on a by country basis, maybe ten-thousand people are coming to my country this year. And we don't have to place all of them off-shore, just as many as possible. Clumping them together for the whole of Europe in one big number just makes it seem unmanageable. And, as I pointed already, I was talking about Australia's upcoming deal with the Philippines, not that policy with detention centers they have. That deal might still fall through, or not, but it's the idea behind it that we should copy. The MAGHREB countries and countries in the Middle East, especially Turkey, are much better suited to house these people in a cost-effective manner. With Arabic countries, the additional benefit is that the children stay in an Arab speaking environment, they don't need to learn a new language and risk being behind in language development when they eventually go back to their home country. And of course, we shouldn't rely on one policy. I think this should be handled with a holistic approach. Other measures European countries can take that will make Europe less appealing are things like, reduce benefits, make it impossible for asylum to lead to citizenship, and rigorously fence off the border.  Once it becomes clear to them that they can't just walk into Europe, go to any country of their choosing and be sure of citizenship for themselves and their children down the line, I expect the numbers will drop. If this was our policy to begin with, I think it would never have gone out of hand the way it has. On top of this, I think Europe should end it's anti-Assad stance and aid him in restoring order. If Russia backs him, then he isn't going to go away and we might as well accept that.
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  1227.  @gdr55  but Finland does have countries it has trade relations in the billions with. That's why I included the percentages in relation to Finland's total import/export and you can see that for Finland, NZ is not even remotely an important trade partner.
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  1228.  @inactiveaccount753  Nee, dat de verklaring van die clubeigenaar waarschijnlijker is dan dat hier sprake is van drogering.
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  1229.  @mandmand3132  Je bedoelt dat er regelmatig iemand is die denkt dat ze gedrogeerd is.
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  1230. I wonder if Maduro will use this "crisis" to pull an Erdogan.
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  1231. @pumper1us Not sure why you try to make this about discrimination against women when Leviticus talks about male homosexuality. Female homosexuality is mentioned, just not there. Also not sure what 'animals having tried it' is supposed to prove.
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  1232.  @e8tballz  He clarified that and he meant the opposite of how you probably interpreted it.
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  1233. Fyi, at the beginning of the 20th century the world had over 1.5 billion people.
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  1234.  @gunkwretch3697  Under the standards that were used in Portland for months, none of these people would be prosecuted.
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  1235.  @gunkwretch3697  Since BLM wasn't held to that, it's a moot point.
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  1236. ​ @gunkwretch3697 Not really, just that in Portland the DA doesn't prosecute people for things like criminal trespassing and in Seattle the authorities ignored BLM's CHAZ for weeks.
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  1237.  @LionUniverse14  He also said he loves everyone. It logically follows then that you'd also love people like Hitler. I think it's a Christian tenet here that he takes to the extreme. I'm sure he has views now that are also antisemitic, but I think this by the influence of Nick Fuentes who has probably been "connecting those dots" for him.
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  1238.  @LionUniverse14  I watched the entire thing yesterday and I don't think he said he "loves their sins". I think he said that Hitler and the Nazis had good qualities, or even redeeming qualities. That's something different, though. I don't think he advocated violence against Jews either. (maybe you can give me a quote?) As for this belief that a Christian should love everyone, that' this isn't biblical is just your interpretation of what the Bible teaches, and his will be different. The important thing here is that his believe that he should love both the Nazis and the Jews looks to be religiously inspired, and he just verbalizes it clumsily. We don't have to waste time on Nick Fuentes. I'm sure we both agree that he holds extremist views.
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  1239.  @LionUniverse14  He didn't praise the holocaust or murdering people, though. He didn't say he loved the nazi ideology. He said that Hitler and the Nazis did good things also , which implies he acknowledges their dark side as well. You say that I am trying to hide his motives (you call it dissimulation, I see it more as a form of steel-manning) , but you seem to be attributing statements to him here that he did not make.
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  1240.  @intersezioni  The US didn't lose 32% of its GDP. The figure was taken out of context by a partisan media that wanted to make Trump look bad. The actual Q2 2020 drop of the US economy was around 9-10%.
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  1241. Do you think burning a holy book is worse than decapitating an "infidel"?
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  1242. Just getting Canadian citizenship wasn't special enough for them. They needed to add something to it to make it an actual memorable experience.
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  1243.  @iaimforawesome  their own family
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  1244. What would even be the point of a treaty with Russia when it has violated international treaties it signed up for in the past and is now using the implicit threat of doing so again?
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  1245.  @suportbghelp4938  Blaming NATO doesn't answer the question. If Russia did not adhere to agreements it signed up for in the past, why expect them to adhere to new agreements? There would be no need for NATO if Russia was worthy of trust.
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  1246. I blame SEL
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  1247. ahh, all that faux indignation about slavery. you're just bitter that their ancestors bested your ancestors at the game of empires.
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  1248. No need to be rude.
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  1249. 7:04 apparently she thinks that Trump's innocence has to be proven instead of his guilt.
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  1250.  @lesliehohenfeld1  No, it does not. You're mistaking Mark Fogel for Paul Whelan.
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  1251. You think being colonized by South America is not dangerous? And make no mistake about it, the people who criticize them the loudest don't want any border.
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  1252. And yet, the UK left only a couple of months ago. (as did Greenland decades ago)
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  1253. More fear mongering. That Cheney makes such a baseless claim just shows how unhinged she is.
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  1254. " ... and CNN has not independently verified the report."
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  1255. You people are intellectual midgets compared to Barr.
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  1256. And probably compared to Trump as well :)
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  1257. If there is no evidence that Trayvon started the fight it doesn't mean that therefor Zimmerman did. As for Zimmerman having a 'history of violence', same can be said about Trayvon.
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  1258. There was a big push towards nuclear in the 70s and 80s, but the Green Movement did not approve, and killed it with political pressure and fear mongering.
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  1259. They need it to maintain the narrative they use to justify pushing CRT and SEL down everyone's throats.
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  1260. I don't know anything about this story but I'm wondering if it's possible that this family is wealthy and that the reason they didn't want to adopt him is that even though wanted to help him they didn't want it to affect their own children's inheritance?
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  1261. The core of the problem is that nobody wants a hard border between the republic of Ireland and northern Ireland, because of the good friday agreement, but the UK also doesn't want a border in the Irish sea, since that would divide Britain and northern Ireland. For a more in depth explanation, I suggest the video 'The Northern Ireland Protocol Dispute: Will the UK Trigger Article 16? - TLDR News'
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  1262. Russia is attacking civilian infrastructure with abandon, and then has the audacity to call Ukraine striking legitimate military targets terrorism.
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  1263. Ntk2k3 K17 -- Unarmed does not mean harmless. There is nothing harmless about trying to create a political mandate for secession. Trying to stop this vote so that it does not exist to act upon is of vital importance. This is serious business, and they can give no quarter here. Btw, I deleted my earlier comment because you seemed to be talking about something that was said somewhere else. I initially made an assumption about it, but then right after posting realized it might be better for Steven Hombrados to respond to it himself.
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  1264. Ntk2k3 K17 -- I don't know if they stopped it from taking place or not. The secessionists have an interest in portraying it as a success, even if it failed and vice versa for the Spanish government. It's about the perception, not what actually happened. If the Spanish PM says the vote did not take place, he most likely means that the use of force was able to prevent it, not that there was no attempt. The use of force does make them look bad, but sitting idly by is probably worse. Not only would they be likely to lose the region, but then other regions might follow suit.
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  1265. These vaccines will cause an arms race with the virus and it's unlikely humanity will win that.
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  1266. @watertonrivers About a month ago people like you were telling me that rebels weren't closing in on Tripoli, that this was all a lie of the western media and that the rebels were in fact stuck in a town far away from Tripoli and were losing too. Two days later Tripoli was taken. I take the mainstream media over whichever ass you pull your information out of any day.
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  1267. I wonder if these 'gunmen' are part of any larger religious movement.
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  1268.  @greyfells2829  I did watch the entire report. Also, if you think that anti-poaching activists captured and killed Westerners you clearly did not comprehend what was said in the video. These Spaniards were themselves journalists working together with an anti-poaching organization and they were captured by some "mysterious" gunmen. These might be poachers, or Buddhist monks, or some other group entirely, the video does not clarify this.
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  1269. Not having a majority is normal in many European countries, and it then takes a few months to negotiate and form a coalition. Yet here only a few days in people already act as though Macron is now placed in a unique and impossible position.
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  1270. If it's money they're after, they would want stricter immigration rules, so more refugees would need to pay them bribes.
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  1271. No, what I say is that this is what the bible says on the matter. It is up to society if they want to enforce this or not. So that's not up to me. Also if they 'hurting others' or not doesn't matter. It is still a sin.
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  1272.  @danarchist74  It's in the public record.
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  1273. If he wanted to go to his daughter's birthday, why was he passed out drunk in his car on a parking lot?
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  1274. How are people supposed to hunt without assault weapons?
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  1275.  M1CHAEL C0RL3ON3  That's quite a few decades ago now.
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  1276. So you're saying that the value you place on gold is based on the value ignorant people from our past placed on it?
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  1277. No, you're not. Chinese kids are or maybe AI, but not you.
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  1278. Why is that?
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  1279. Even if it were true, it's a nonissue.
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  1280. Just as you will find cannibalism, incest and infanticide in nature
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  1281. Who or what is (a) Rasulullah?
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  1282. Their grabbing hands grab all they can...
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  1283. Wasn't bringing US troops home one of his election promises?
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  1284.  @diamondsfurez7456  I doubt he'll be president for even 2 years.
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  1285. The moment you realize you're dreaming, try to rubbing your hands together without looking at them.
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  1286. A tax...oh noes!
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  1287. Apparently the opposition in Venezuela still knows no shame
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  1288.  @KB-uy3lv  Supporting Catalonian independence would be an infringement upon Spain's sovereignty.
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  1289. The other dogs backed off, but one didn't. They didn't shoot it out of spite, but because they hoped they could still save the toddler.
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  1290. No thanks
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  1291. This was the 2nd infraction by the prosecutor, that was preceded by an even more serious one.
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  1292. The trial where there was this accusation of bias with the jury selection is the trial about Ahmaud Arbery's death. So a different judge.
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  1293. What does she mean with "the current market rules"? Is she talking about supply and demand?
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  1294. *their record. Perp is non binary.
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  1295. There is an tacit premise here that there is such a thing as celebrity justice. In the media they then played up a hypothetical scenario of a male athlete celebrity being immediately rescued in a similar scenario. Therefor now she has to be bailed out. How else can Joe Biden maintain to be for gender equality and valuing women as much as men when he does not react as he would've reacted in that made-up totally hypothetical scenario? By not doing so he would acknowledge that women athletes and women sports are less to that of men. That would mean he is "part of the problem". We can't have that, so that's why all the stops are being pulled now to get her home.
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  1296. My guess is he argues here to convince Republicans, and that argument won't resonate with the them.
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  1297. You should look up WhiteRabbitRadioTV's video 'How Whites took over America'' .
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  1298. Notice how that scientist at 3:25 slips some divisive language into conversation. I think it's very typical for Americans these days that every problem needs to be racialised.
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  1299. ​ @hakancarlsson2881  Having to work for your money is not the same as having your house burned down.
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  1300. ​ @hakancarlsson2881  I think that's just wishful thinking. He is wealthy enough to keep the company afloat indefinitely. And as I mentioned before, in the current economic downturn I don't think he will have trouble finding new people who do want to work. We'll see.
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  1301.  @hakancarlsson2881  According to Bloomberg Billionaires Index he has a little over $4 billion in cash. As for Tesla's value being inflated, investors in the company clearly think otherwise. As with everyone else, whatever you think it should be is just your opinion.
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  1302. @pumper1us If this is true, then why do the same verses appear in bible translations of other languages? If you think that there is some original bible that was not anti or even pro gay then you're mistaken. As for the suicide. The only thing he is found guilty of is invasion of privacy, not the death of Tyler Clementi.
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  1303.  @RandomPlayIist  It has been "just the start" for six years now. $1.3 million is chump change. Every few months the media comes with a story suggesting any minute Trump will be hauled off to jail and it never happens. How long can they string you along?
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  1304. such failure
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  1305.  @skyhigh5241  I guess she got it from the toxicology report. He had several drugs in his system, including fentanyl. There is a difference between being under the influence and having drugs in your system, but from what I understand he did have a lot of it in his system.
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  1306. ​ @kathleenmccarthy1654  The US is not a banana republic (yet) where an entity like the FBI can just declare people to be terrorists and it is so.
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  1307.  @merriemelodiesfan7425  Trump wanted to remove the troops from Afghanistan, but then congress added provisions in the 2021 National Defense Authorization Act that prevented him from doing so. Trump then vetoed the bill and then that veto was overturned by the senate. Apparently, according to Tucker Carlson, there is also a connection here with the 'russia putting bounties on merican soldiers'-story, which Trump was attacked for, and now has been discredited, but I don't know if that story motivated these provisions.
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  1308. I like how the opinion of a guy who works for a company with about 15 employees is somehow deemed relevant. Especially considering the ideological background of the company's founder.
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  1309. Both Trump and Biden are bad, but at least Trump is trying to keep critical race theory out of government institutions.
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  1310. The British monarchy is funded by a portion of the revenue of the crown estate.
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  1311. If you'd believe CNN then Trump has daily tantrums. Strangely we never see any of that when he's in front of the camera. This is because it's just wishful thinking. CNN stopped reporting news, and now just reports what they think their viewers want the news to be.
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  1312. Seems like Khadaffi's days are close to numbered and good riddance. Lets hope we can soon welcome the good people of Libya to the free world.
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  1313. Everything is being co-opted by the Left.
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  1314. that judge whispered throughout the trial.
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  1315. Investigators now think the (human) driver deliberately drove off the cliff
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  1316. I wonder if there could be primordial anti-matter black holes, as a possible explanation for the seeming lack of it in the universe.
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  1317. @mrtecno99 What? In English please.
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  1318.  Shayna Ghram-Kaiser  What he's referring to is that Kamala had an affair with Willy Brown, who was married at the time and about 30 years her senior. As Assembly Speaker, he nominated appointed her for a bunch of positions and also helped her with her first DA race. The source for this is Willy Brown himself, who stated this in a letter to a newspaper. That because of this she "slept her way to the top" is some people's interpretation of this, I guess.
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  1319. I half-expected the robbers to come back with the police in tow, who suddenly do have time, to have the couple arrested for interfering with their robbery.
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  1320. Elon's biggest crime is his support for free speech, which revealed him as a complete Nazi to the Left.
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  1321. My guess is the media hopes Melania will leave him so that they can bottom feed on that story next.
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  1322. This is terrible. Why not just use computer animation instead of these ridiculous props?
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  1323. They definitely shouldn't give you the job, that's for sure. NASA has animations of Enceladus, which are free to use.
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  1324. I don't think it is unlikely Whelan was in Russia on a spying mission, but that means he got caught while doing something in the service of the US government. It means the US has an even bigger obligation to get him back.
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  1325. @greengronirandom The other 26 countries will now go ahead without Britain. France and Germany get what they want without having to compromise. It seems to me they played this well.
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  1326.  @samuelsilver8077  Same here. I just assumed every candidate wins the states that are currently leaning towards them, and accounted for Maine and Nebraska's split vote. With Maine I assumed Trump would win just one electoral vote. If he wins 2 then it would be a split of 269-269, which I think would mean Trump would actually win.
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  1327. Okay
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  1328. At least then there is a wall of glass to protect them.
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  1329. astoundingly absent
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  1330.  @WhitneyAllisonGG  Yea, I'm sure they all got caught stealing loaves of bread. Poor criminals, so misunderstood.
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  1331. ​ @WhitneyAllisonGG  Okay, so no one is starving. Maybe that excuse had merit in the 19th century, but not in the US today. Also, I don't think many of them are family men. More likely they abandoned the mother of their child the moment they found out she was pregnant.
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  1332.  @WhitneyAllisonGG  I'm not going to give you that Marie Antoinette award back, no matter how hard you try.
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  1333. ​ @WhitneyAllisonGG  I don't like to go on a tangent or explain my comments like this: She was infamous for being out of touch, and here you are trying to support your worldview with a television series.I think it is an apt comparison. I was just trying to politely brush your comment off with a joke so I wouldn't have to disparage it. And yes, I'm well aware that you weren't trying to flatter me in your initial comment.
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  1334. ​ @WhitneyAllisonGG  First, you clearly did not read my last comment. As for poverty forcing people to commit crimes: there are many poor people who do not commit crimes. So I don't think it has much to do with that, and much more with being part of a culture that glorifies violence, drugs, misogynie, making money the easy way, is anti authority, anti-intellectual and that despises the law and honest work. This is also why east Asian immigrants are underrepresented in the crime statistics, because they have a culture that values the exact opposite.
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  1335. The media has been shielding Biden from the very start. Latest example being just a week or two ago when they were telling us that videos showing Biden not being all there were "cheap fakes".
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  1336. So basically your evidence that the EU ''pulled a few strings' to get this price is that there isn't any evidence linking Gadaffi to the bombing of flight 103?
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  1337. @darianzuva You tell me, why do you bother?
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  1338.  @BaconizedCanadian  Btw, I am skeptical about many of these voter fraud claims but I think the media should seriously look into them and debunk them if they're false with in-depth videos, and not just flat out deny the existence. If they don't make the effort there might always hang a cloud of illegitimately over Biden's presidency.
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  1339. @Erik20091113 I'm sorry that reality doesn't adhere to your pet conditions for victory. For me the freedom fighters attacking and (hopefully soon) taking Tripoli is good enough. Regardless of which flag is raised in Zawiyah. Besides, pictures of this would just be more evidence of manipulation by our zionist NWO reptile overlords.
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  1340. 'Not willing to accept it'? I said over and over he is guilty of invasion of privacy. And if he is guilty of the kid's death, then why isn't he convicted for that?
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  1341. @Moonch1ld as I said it's not relevant if they're lazy or not. They can't afford their expenses. Either they cut back or investors will no longer give them loans, in both cases way they will no longer be able to afford their old way of living. These protests just aggravates their situation.
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  1342. I really doubt that this is in reaction to what happened in New Zealand. This does not seem like something they've planned in a week or two.
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  1343. Your English teacher is crying.
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  1344.  @rabblewolf4851  It reminds me of the q-anon conspiracy theory, but sure.
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  1345.  @rabblewolf4851  I agree that on that Trump was much more influenced by what he heard from his base than the other way around.
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  1346. I don't remember them making such a fuss about ramadan back in April.
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  1347. If police officers are partly in the car and the arrestee's incompliance involves driving away, then it could end very badly for said police officers.
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  1348. Russia is losing a generation of young men now in Ukraine and it only cost the West some obsolete equipment from the 80s and 90s.
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  1349. If Trump gets elected and threatens to stop supporting Ukraine I think Europe should just offer to pay the US to continue it. It's not pretty but it's something he could sell to his base.
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  1350. Someone should turn this into a background for Wallpaper Engine.
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  1351. I thought this guy was impeached and imprisoned already. What's the hold up?
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  1352. *Matthew 24:37
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  1353.  @bca-biciclindcuaxel7527  Which means that in other European states it's more than 5%
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  1354. @Nairuulagch There is no mandatory (or voluntary) registration for European bloggers.
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  1355. You people start to sound more and more like the Q-anon conspiracy loonies.
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  1356. Don't worry, they'll never make us forget about that.
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  1357. "Clown this" and "actor that"...these comments are so fake. I wonder if Russians are still using troll farms to sway opinion or if AI is advanced enough now to mimic their brain-dead drivel.
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  1358. I wonder if it would be a good strategy for Biden to let this happen so that he has a war against an easy opponent that can carry him to a second term.
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  1359. @GuanYu89 If such a thing would be the case then it's possible to take the British government to court.
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  1360.  @MariaMMCardoso  Needing an excuse implies that they want a reason for appearances. The West has no interest in sanctioning Russia for the sake of it. So they don't need an excuse.
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  1361. Nobody had a problem with Sisko. Most people didn't have a problem with Janeway either (some didn't like that she wasn't very goal-oriented)
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  1362. CNN knows all about gaslighting.
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  1363. In regards to his original statement, Trump said there was blame on both sides. And he was right about that, btw. (i watched livefeeds of that event)
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  1364. I don't think it's getting worse. The media just reports on it more, and insinuates racism even when there is none. Because ratings.
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  1365. I think Harris is just a bad candidate. Trump is just more likeable than her. Kamala couldn't carry a conversation with normal Americans if her life depended on it and she isn't very bright either. The only thing she has going for her now is that people don't really know her, and apparently the Democrat strategy is to keep it that way until after the election.
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  1366. I believe there was a 7 month hiatus in US military aid when Republicans blocked it because they wanted money to go to the US border as well.
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  1367. And he did while being on an all-white panel
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  1368. When is the media going to realize that the problem was Kamala Harris? She was just a bad candidate.
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  1369. Hey there, поле́зный идио́т‎. Since Russia is the aggressor they are to blame for any accidental death caused by an Ukrainian weapon. Similar to the principle of felony murder in US law.
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  1370. He could turn his empty threats into real action.
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  1371.  @synaptol1  Not sure how that is relevant here, but yes. Very much.
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  1372. Both the Republicans and Democrats created fantasy realities. Republicans with supposed organized voter fraud and Democrats with this imaginary coup.
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  1373.  @adlucem9845  Just saying that does not make it so. Can you show me any actual polls?
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  1374.  @debanydoombringer1385  Proven by who? I'd like to see some evidence. Also, how do you know it was Zelensky who benefited from it, and not some local sergeant? I'm sure if it made him a billionaire you'll have plenty, but just give me your best evidence.
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  1375.  @a.wadderphiltyr1559  Yea it would be so much easier if everyone would just believe everyone else at their word, wouldn't it? None of this pesky "evidence". Their conviction should be enough.
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  1376.  @nunereclipsereborn  The pandora papers only mention that the media company he had a stake in has a construction of offshore shell companies. At the surface that may seem suspicious, but it might be tax avoidance (which is not in itself illegal) or protection from seizure by a corrupt government(this is Ukraine in 2012). But even if you ignore all that, I don't see how that would make him a billionaire.
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  1377.  @nunereclipsereborn  If you don't explicitly state what you mean, I can only guess about what you're referring to. If you mean the claim that the Democrat party send money to Ukraine, which then was send to FTX, (its what I found by googling FTX and Zelensky) then it seems to be baseless.(but feel free to specify) As for this Kolomoisky, even if he would be corrupt, I don't think people are guilty by association.(and it still wouldnt prove him to be a billionaire)
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  1378.  @nunereclipsereborn  No, but you haven't showed or said anything to make me believe that he is . Especially not to the extent that he is actually a billionaire
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  1379.  @nunereclipsereborn  The video doesn't say anything about Zelensky's alleged corruption. It's also not really documentary (unlike what the title suggests) but just some guy repeating that Zelensky's government is authoritarian a few times.
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  1380.  @nunereclipsereborn  I'm sure he is very independent and very crowd-funded, but he still does not mention Zelensky's finances. He talks about freedom of speech in Ukraine, about Nazis in Ukraine, about the arrest of friend of Putin etc. But nothing about alleged corruption.
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  1381. ​ @a.wadderphiltyr1559  So it could be true and therefor it is true? I'm sure there is a logical fallacy in there somewhere.
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  1382. Strong enough for what?
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  1383. They* is going to get released. Please respect people's pronouns.
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  1384. Where did you get that time estimate from? I think a question that was missing in the video was "how long does this take?" Since I can imagine such a process to take many many tens of thousands of years.
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  1385. Considering the time these objects came into France's possession, I wouldn't be surprised if they were actually war trophies.
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  1386. You sound like Gargamel.
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  1387. These people know no shame...
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  1388. What about Romans 1:24-28, where God punishes people by giving them over to homosexuality? You say that 'God hates all sin but loves the sinner', however that isn't actually in the bible. (its a Ghandi quote). On the other hand, the bible does say that God hates all workers (not works) of iniquity (Psalms 5:5).
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  1389. Gelukkig kan iedereen zich nu laten vaccineren.
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  1390. Wouldn't it be better for all if CNN would just create a spin-off YT channel, called DNN? Then CNN and those Democrats that are obsessed with citizen Donald Trump can get their fix there, and we can get some actual news on this channel.
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  1391. I have no love for Russian oligarchs, but these people are leftist scum. They should be kicked out and the home should be used to house Ukrainian refugees.
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  1392. There is no evidence Zimmerman started the fight.
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  1393. For the journalist and the viewing public the content of whatever she said on stage isn't considered newsworthy. From their perspective she's simply a delusional person that disrupted the senate. As I said before, the editing on itself isn't meant to deceive. It's a practice that is sometimes used in journalism to better tell a story.
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  1394. @allenco65 Your tears are delicious
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  1395. man, these euronews videos are antisemite magnets
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  1396. There was a blue ripple.
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  1397.  @nunyabusiness863  But even with those examples, anyone still has the option to change their behavior and start benefiting from them. And as for the insured having to pay for the uninsured, I know this is an argument used in the US against their current healthcare system, but it is not how that system is supposed to work but just what ends up.happening And here the opposite is being proposed, the uninsured are expected to pay for those that are insured.
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  1398. @journeytoislam Accepting Islam would be a tragic mistake. Then they would end up trading an actual dictator for an imaginary one.
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  1399.  @peabase  Hey, thanks! Very brave women, as well. According to an article I found now, it was just those two nurses, so I guess Euronews is grammatically correct when they say women. Tbh, it does feel to me as a lie by omission by Euronews since I think if numbers were so skewed for something else they would've specified it.
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  1400. I think they should. Worth it just for the pleasure of reading all those salty comments by Russian sycophants who are wailing about their pet dictatorship being stomped into the dirt by a country a fraction its size.
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  1401.  @krninja22  Amazing that you that think there is no war taking place in Ukraine, and then have the audacity to call other people clueless. You also make me question if you actually know what money laundering is. Anyway, I recommend you take a look at Torsten Heinrich's channels 'Military & History', and (if you understand German), 'Militär & Geschichte mit Torsten Heinrich'. I can especially recommend the latter one.
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  1402.  @krninja22  If this is a proxy war, wouldn't that mean that it is Russia that has taken the bait? Manipulated into this war by NATO's infamous powers of mind control or whatever? And now they're well on their of losing more soldiers than the US has post-WW2. Might cost a few billions in arms, but the joy of seeing Russia reduced to a second rate power is priceless.
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  1403. I just read through all these supposed egregious comments, and it's all pretty tame. I don't understand why he resigned over it.
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  1404. Democrats should ditch Biden and put forward Bill Gates instead.
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  1405. Can't Trump just argue he lied when he said he hadn't declassified it?
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  1406.  @buddhaspriest  I think this recording is from after he was president.
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  1407. Kinda sad that Cassidy Hutchinson is now the "star witness". Half of what she said was hearsay and the other half irrelevant.
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  1408.  @HappyValleyDreamin  George Bush started two disastrous wars and insituted an "extraordinary rendition program", covertly arrested people and flying them to countries with lax oversight and rules to interrogate them. And Biden handed over something 20 million women to the Taliban. Trump's presidency doesn't look so bad compared to those two.
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  1409.  @kaitownsend8282  I don't think she was joking. She did seem to throw it at them I think she was a schizo.
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  1410.  @keithford15  https://www.youtube.com/shorts/BXW4VW3zB_8
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  1411.  @bkay7781  Africans kidnapped other Africans, through war and raids, and sold them to Arabs and Europeans.
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  1412. Actually he accidentally recorded the first encounter and he didn't 'paste them all over the internet'. He only showed it to one other person. And that was a recording of a kiss. Maybe you should familiarize yourself with the case.
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  1413. Most of these refugees are actually women and children.
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  1414. What's particular nasty about passing a law to prevents Trump from firing Mueller is that it also removes a way for Trump to show that he wasn't going to fire him. Trump can then no longer prove them wrong.
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  1415. It will end when the living conditions in Europe have become as bad as they are in Africa.
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  1416. I would think that that would be more worrying for whichever Australian politician that accepted the bribes.
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  1417. Any proof to back that up?
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  1418. After six years and counting, I would settle for any actual evidence. Btw, there is nothing incriminating for Trump in this entire video.
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  1419.  @deniseeugene1852  Those are assertions, beliefs or opinions, but not evidence.
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  1420. Another tragedy here is that back in 1994 Ukraine gave up its nuclear arsenal in exchange for guarantees and respect for their borders by Russia, the US. and the UK. (Budapest memorandum)
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  1421. How do you know he is a crook if the investigation hasn't even started?
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  1422. Doing one doesn't exclude doing the other.
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  1423. It has nothing to do with racism. The intent of the phrase "it is okay to be white" is highlight how progressives lose their shit over what should be a very normal statement. The answer to it is, of course, yes, it is okay to be white. Just as it is okay to be asian or black.
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  1424. If it wasn't so serious I would almost call this funny how the Republicans trap the USA in two endless wars, inflating US national debt to unprecedented levels all the while giving tax cuts to the rich, only to later blackmail the Democrats with it.
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  1425.  @deanromanado5850  That sounds a lot like a 'sour grapes' type of reasoning.
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  1426. The people predicting the imminent collapse of the eurozone and end of the euro so far also have a track record of 100% wrong calls.
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  1427. I don't agree with some of her actions (seems to pull the arrestee's hair?) but if you're ordered out of the car, you get out of the car.
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  1428. I looked up the original news article on that. Those tanks would else have be disposed off. Ironically, the news article has the following line: "The official said the gesture was aimed at maintaining warm relations with Bulgaria, which he hailed as 'one of the few East European countries not seeking to join NATO.'"
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  1429.  Jan Schlossar  I've no idea what you're talking about. Maybe you could elaborate?
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  1430. There is a difference in degree here. For example. the "Anti-Defamation League" (ADL) has a map that shows the pervasiveness of antisemitism around the world and while most places in the world this is around 10-20%, in Islamic countries it's over 70%. Pew research did a similar research that found the same results. So I think your "whataboutism" is misplaced here.
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  1431. I wonder what he needs bodyguards with assault rifles for.
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  1432. I know what it means. Anyway, I hope you get better soon.
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  1433. Europe isn't doing so well. Germany has had a record number of new infections, as did my country. Trump is probably right in that the moment you reopen, the virus will be back. This was also known in February, which is why people talked about 'flattening the curve' and not about halting the virus in its tracks with a hard lockdown.
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  1434. So historically only Black people were publicly hung?
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  1435.  Garry G  They lost 0 - 1 to Mexico yesterday. If you think the women's team can do better against Mexico's national men's team then you are mistaken.
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  1436. I love how the commentary from the Left is either that he's faking it or that is he is far more ill than he's letting on.
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  1437. He was already retired but was asked by Garland to do this. It makes sense that he goes back into retirement now it is concluded.
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  1438.  @hvansinderen540  Ik denk dat meeste partijen schuld hebben aan de huidige situatie
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  1439. I think Boris Johnson is playing a game of chicken. One way to win that is to convince the other party that you're irrational.
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  1440.  @SA_SovereigntyForPatriots  the trial was live streamed.
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  1441.  @charlesigberase6070  You should watch Nate the Lawyer's latest video on this trial. He explains the difference between simple and criminal negligence and why the latter doesn't apply here.
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  1442.  Lolli Lickie  would be an improvement to the current potus
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  1443.  @dragonladyfink4685  There is a difference between being responsible and being criminally responsible. Someone needs to have a criminal mindset for an action to be a crime. If she genuinely thought her gun was her taser (and if using a taser itself was an appropriate use of force) then from what I understand, it doesn't meet the standard of criminal negligence, which requires that you need to be aware of the risk that you're taking. That doesn't mean she would just be able to walk away. This matter could've be taken to a civil court.
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  1444.  @dragonladyfink4685  If a mistake would equal manslaughter, then prisons would be filled with people of professions like medical doctors.
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  1445.  @dragonladyfink4685  Why do you put the word 'mistake' between quotation marks? It implies that you are thinking of instances where it's not an actual mistake. But that is what we are talking about here, and you're not supposed to go to jail for making a genuine mistake. There are civil courts for that.
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  1446.  @dragonladyfink4685  For manslaughter there has to be an awareness of the risk by the defendant. As I hinted at before, this is why doctors don't go to jail if a patient dies in their care due to a medical mistake. (instead they are fired, lose their license, get taken to civil court)
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  1447. ​ @dragonladyfink4685  A doctor generally doesn't go to prison for malpractice. He would actually need to intent to harm his patient for that to be the case. anyway, I am kinda done with this conversation now.
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  1448. @A len I didn't follow the trial, so I can't really comment. Since you apparently do think people should go to prison for mistakes, I take it that you are happy that that driver has to go to prison for this?
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  1449. Hillary Clinton did it through her private email server, and she didn't end up in cuffs.
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  1450. I think for the people in the audience the issue is that what he says at 0:40 , that "someone died because someone wasn't wearing a mask", is just speculation on his part, yet he states its like its a fact. He has no way of knowing this, and seeing how poorly cloth masks protect against the spread of covid it's very unlikely that it made any difference.
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  1451. She has received immunity from SA. I think the infuriating part isn't just that she thinks she's above the law, but that she's apparently right in thinking this.
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  1452. The jury is selected from a pool of rabid Trump-haters.
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  1453.  @Chapps1941  Neither one should go to prison.
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  1454.  @Chapps1941  The problem with that is that it assumes Trump knew he lost the election.According to the media and high-ranking Democrats, Trump is either irrational and unhinged, or a malicious strategist with a clear purpose, depending on whatever idea they want to sell us at that moment.
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  1455.  @fishon279  en anglais svp
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  1456. They didn't admit to that, though. Illegal under what law, btw?
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  1457. He can just tell them then that that is just a native-american supremacist myth and they are just imagining things.
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  1458. ​ @isaacerickson2383  Russia can't afford to escalate this conflict. Their military can barely stand up to the Ukrainians. The sensible thing for them would be to just ignore it, and focus on the south. Meanwhile European troops can increasingly take over the role of the Ukrainian troops guarding the Belarusian border, freeing them to help the fight elsewhere.
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  1459.  @isaacerickson2383  Yea, the Russian leadership has a big problem: can't move forward, can't move backward. They're stuck.
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  1460. so why did these insurrectionists not bring any guns? you think they can't afford them or don't know how to use them or what?
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  1461. Sadly, Floyd's family won't hear justice until Chauvin is cleared on all charges.
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  1462. They probably didn't have a recording of what she said on stage either. They have to show her standing on the stage for to give her later statement context, but a mute video isn't something you want to give airtime too. So they combined the two clips to have a short to the point story that covers the essentials.
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  1463. Maybe a similar arrangement can be made as during the 91 gulfwar, where the US handles the military side and Europe then financially compensates the US for it.
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  1464. Even if that was the straw, how does that make him responsible? How could he know that Clementi would behave so irrational as to take his own life? Especially since he made no secret about his homosexuality. And if Ravi couldn't have known, why then consider him guilty of more then for what he is convicted? And then of course the fact that he already wrote the suicide letters and already investigated the bridge before all this happened.
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  1465.  @ntf5211  More then he could receive from Russia? Russia might be poor in the sense that the average Russian is poor, but Russia itself and its elites are definitely not. Also, Western countries have laws against bribery of foreign officials, in Russia they don't have such qualms. I'm sure Putin himself has looted enough of Russia by now that he could easily outgift anything the West can offer just from his personal assets, and all the "luxury apartments" and "sport cars" you think Zelensky might have are just peanuts.
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  1466. It had nothing to do with the "climate crisis". Please stop trying to inject your religion into everything.
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  1467. Not just the KJV, but every English bible translates it as 'hate. . And the opposite -- that 'God loves the sinner' -- isn't in the Bible. You're taking the word of someone who worshiped cows over that which is plainly written down. As a Christian you shouldn't hate homosexuals but tell them to stop sinning. By telling them God loves them you're doing them a great disservice.
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  1468.  @pault.7325  Floyd actually also resisted arrest.
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  1469. We can't have the public have any more say in this because that would be undemocratic.
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  1470. Seeing how corporations have been behaving like political activists in the last few years, I think his firing was part of the Dominion settlement.
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  1471. Pretty sure you Muslims can compete with them for that honor on equal footing.
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  1472. Sounds like a sensible move.
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  1473. The bible condemns the act regardless if the sinner is gay or straight. As for people being envious, just because someone is not gay, does not mean they are without sin. Everyone is a sinner and fall short of the glory of God.
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  1474. A tunnel or even a bridge from the Russian mainland to Kaliningrad is not likely. It would be longer than the tunnel under the English channel and you have to zigzag around the Baltic states. And even then, such a project would take decades even if it was technically possible and economically feasible. So keep dreaming.
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  1475. He is guilty of invasion of privacy.(and not 'spying', seriously o_O) I've mentioned this so many times already so I'm not sure why you're under the impression I said he isn't guilty of anything. But he isn't guilty of the other guys death , I copy/pasted what he actually is found guilty off in a previous reply just one or two below, or you can view the verdict or look it up on wikipedia. Hence I said it is you who is in disagreement with the verdict.
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  1476. Shouldn't they also have applied for the copyright as well? It seems strange if copyright is automatically granted for a work even without action from the creator.
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  1477. I think it was reported on CNN that he is sick. (not covid though)
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  1478. Armstrong gave this 'sport' the proper respect. I hope many cycling fans get disillusioned by this and start doing something more worthwhile with their time.
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  1479.  @andrewreynolds9371  Maybe he just realized he might not get a 2nd term and wanted to keep his promise.
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  1480.  @andrewreynolds9371  Or maybe you shouldn't always assume the worst of people, especially not when there is a very reasonable explanation available. His intent to withdraw troops from overseas were already known well before the election and him working towards this after it is perfectly consistent with this. He didn't stop being a president after November 3rd.
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  1481. Even I saw this repeal coming, a;ready many months ago. Democrats has been holding both houses and the presidency for two years now, why did they not have some legislation waiting in the wings? Seems to me both parties wanted this to happen, just for different reasons.
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  1482. Actually the bible says that the blood will be on their own hands. And if you think that the God of the bible is against 'killing anything or anyone' you clearly haven't read the bible.
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  1483. China and India have more engineering students every year. Making higher education unaffordable doesn´t really seem like a sound strategy to maintain your technological lead.
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  1484. what war with Iran are you talking about?
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  1485. I asked you if you have any proof that the EU 'pulled strings' to get this price. Instead you talk about some other event that took place decades ago. So my guess is you don't. So of what should *I* have given an explanation then?
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  1486. Trump isn't asking for a cut for himself, but for the American people.
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  1487.  @acidviper1  0:45
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  1488.  @klapdarm88  En niet ieder kind dat naar een katholieke school gaat is katholiek.
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  1489. They is not a man but non binary.
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  1490. I don't see a similarity with the Qanon conspiracy crowd. A better comparison I think would be the "sovereign citizen" nutjobs .
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  1491. "It's not a lie if you believe it" -G.L. Costanza
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  1492.  @marilenaganea6578  The content of Hunter Biden's laptop was handed over to the FBI in January of 2020, and they did not do anything with it. Then when the NYP reported on it in the autumn of 2020, the media refused to address the story, social media throttled the spread of it and twitter blocked the NYP's account on their site.
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  1493.  @marilenaganea6578  They stopped the story from spreading. It was claimed it was Russian disinformation, the result of hacking etc, so there was a broad refusal to report on it, and iirc people that linked or referred the story got their posts deleted. I wrote a longer reply earlier btw but it somehow disappeared.
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  1494.  @marilenaganea6578  As for the FBI, you should read on the NYP's site the story titled: "FBI, DOJ accused of burying Hunter Biden dirt: Sen. Chuck Grassley".
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  1495.  @marilenaganea6578  I've written 3 replies now, but they don't seem to show up.
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  1496.  @marilenaganea6578  I'm not sure why you think a snarky reply was warranted here, I merely answered your questions.
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  1497.  @marilenaganea6578  I pointed to that article to show that this is still an evolving story. I'm not sure why that would be gaslighting.
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  1498. ​ @marilenaganea6578  If you had said that you don't know, then fine, but to imply that it is not true what Senator Chuck Grassley wrote, how would you know? Do you have any...evidence...for that? As for your second comment, you're directing it to me, but how is it relevant to anything I said?
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  1499.  @llVIU  As more and more Spanish speaking people flood into the US, there will be less need for them to learn English, and more need for English speakers to learn Spanish. It might take a few decades, but it will get there.
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  1500.  crystalmtn01  I hope you're right.
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  1501. Western countries haven't broken any laws, national or international, so there is no legal basis for any compensation. On the other hand, since black and brown people apparently will be (quelle surprise) the biggest beneficiaries of curbing climate change, it seems only appropriate that they financially reward white people for emitting less CO2.
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  1502. What do you mean?
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  1503. I would think that the Canadian drug cartels are less of a problem than the Mexican ones.
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  1504. "It's not a lie if you believe it". - G.L.Costanza.
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  1505. More like the media desperately trying to spin whatever they can to hobble Reform's momentum.
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  1506. You should look up the video "Joe Biden. you will never be a real woman " here on YT. The quality of it is uncanny, much better than the ones shown in this video.
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  1507. liberiangirl girl -- he does have that right. it's called freedom of speech.
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  1508.  @MrWfrr  According to Interfax, Russian armored troops are moving into Ukraine's Donbas region now.
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  1509. The level of stupidity of the Greek government is just astounding. Also you would at least expect someone to announce this after informing the involved parties. Instead everyone gets the rug pulled out from under them. And now they expect the markets to wait for months to get some clarity. Helping Greece is like trying to help a heroin addict.
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  1510. Laura Beth -- What is making him look racist is the endless accusations by the MSM that he is a racist, which might be their intention.
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  1511.  @geraldineglover9433  Just FYI, if he informed the IRS about it, it's not a secret account. Also, having a Chinese account for a businessman is just common sense since then you don't need to deal with exchange rates or payment delays, or even if you just want to use WeChat.
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  1512. Europe is lead by beta males and women. Putin and Lukaschenko know they won't do anything.
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  1513.  @helostgetoverit4605  Donald Trump was America's best president since Jimmy Carter.
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  1514. She'ss been a journalist at euronews for years now
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  1515. One way to do it is by looking at your hands in your dream. One way to accomplish this is by constantly looking at your hands during the day. If you do that for a while, you might do it spontaneously in your dream. The moment you do you notice your hands don't make sense, and (hopefully) realize you're asleep. Most people panic then and wake up. One way to stop that is to rub your hands together without looking at them. You can also practice this during the day.
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  1516. Funny how these facilities are both too luxurious and the new Auschwitz at the same time.
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  1517.  @Globalscanningeyes  I don't think that is that much, for the US or NATO at large. They wouldn't even have to defeat the Taliban, just preventing them from taking Kabul, and maybe retake a city, would suffice. It would boost moral and it would give the Afghan government a bargaining chip.
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  1518.  @EW-uw7dg  By taking the right side and then bolting left at the end of the car, he shortened the time that Travis could react.
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  1519.  @martiobourqunjez5572  Hij zegt "Als zij een man was geweest, dan had niemand er iets van gezegd". Vervolgens benadrukt de video dat het hier om "mannelijke geschiedschrijvers" gaat en hoe "vrouwen nu nog steeds moeten vechten voor hun positie van gelijkheid". De video zelf maakt het een discussie van mannen vs vrouwen.
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  1520. @YraxZovaldo -- Tja, mijns wetens is het de gangbare definitie van het woord. Als mijn uitleg niet dekkend genoeg voor je is, stel ik voor dat je de Wikipedia pagina erover er op naleest. Als je het met hun uitleg eens bent, dan zijn wij het met elkaar eens. Zo niet, dan niet. Wat twerken betreft, ik zie het als een vulgair iets dat is ontsproten uit de zwarte cultuur. Het doet me daarom deugt dat deze blanke witte dame er niks van wil weten. Wat mij betreft heeft ze daarmee deze prijs dubbel en dwars verdient en ik hoop dat ze vele jonge meisjes zal inspireren.
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  1521. He must even have written the training manual used by his police department, since that has the exact same restrain that he used on Floyd.
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  1522. @watertonrivers watch?v=s27Oq5ot0ZI <- this is you. I hope this helps.
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  1523. Don't you find it questionable that he's accused of falsifying business records to "hide another crime", but that the prosecutor refuses to name this other crime, and only does this in his closing argument when the defense no longer has an opportunity to respond? I'm not a lawyer (not an American either) but to me that seems just downright kafkaesque
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  1524. ​ @Lpreilly72 You are kinda victim blaming here, though, and not really answering the question. Don't you find it questionable that the prosecutor obfuscates something that underpins his case until the very end? Shouldn't someone who represents the court play with an open hand? To me now it appears as though Donald Trump got prosecuted for a crime he only heard details of at the very end of his trial. Surely that is a violation of his due process rights or something? And doesn't the judge have some responsibility in ensuring a defended gets a fair trial as well?
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  1525. They could have gotten justice, but instead they deported these people to Europe.
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  1526. People (guided by wishful thinking) have been predicting the end of the euro since its inception and it's still here. But any minute now...for realz this time.
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  1527.  @brightkelly  The skills of the 21th century are what skin color you have, your gender, sexual preference, your disabilities etc. These people will be valuable additions to the Chinese job market, which is sorely lacking in diversity.
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  1528. Exactly. If those individuals are illegal in the country, they should be deported as well.
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  1529. The FBI is an agency that only operates within the USA. They have no business involving themselves with any problems that exist within India.
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  1530. @dewerbylhserf it's always been like that. just now there are more people and global media to report on it.
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  1531. Hilarious how the onion makes fun of gay marriage. It's refreshing to see in todays media landscape something that's not left or right, but can take shots at both sides.
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  1532.  @miked999  How did it go from "Kiev in 3 days", to "Russia will prevail ultimately"? Even if Russia would somehow win, they've lost so much already by now that it would be a pyrrhic victory.
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  1533.  @miked999  At this point Russia can only dream of losing as America lost in Afghanistan. If we use America's military misadventures as a scale, it looks like Russia is well on its way of surpassing the Vietnam war, and they're only 5 months in.
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  1534.  @miked999  I'm saying that for a nation, winning with great losses can be worse than losing with small losses.
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  1535.  @miked999  You can bash America's military all you want, I don't care. I'm not from there and even if I were, it would not make the situation Russia got itself into any better.
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  1536. They have a problem with gender roles, so they want to portray them as unnatural.
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  1537. Doesn't mean much if the judge doesn't confirm it. And as long as he doesn't Trump isn't a convicted felon.
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  1538. So a journalist creating his own news story.
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  1539.  Terry Tater  And you don't find it suspicious that they reveal this just after Trump points to Antifa?
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  1540.  @ArnoldSig  After reading up on this, it seems the pentagon actually meant deaths and wounded, which is still bad but a little bit less disastrous.
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  1541.  @soulflame799  The US didn't lose all those wars, but that has nothing to do with what I said. I made the comparison to show the scale of these losses. Russia is well on its way of eclipsing every post-WW2 war the US has been involved in, and for what? To counter NATO? The West is now just sitting back and watching them flounder and throw away a generation of young men.
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  1542.  @soulflame799  You list a lot of what appears to be grievances, but they don't have anything to do with what I said. If the US occupies Europe, that the US is afraid of Russia, that Putin is really a good guy who got scorned etc, it's all irrelevant. As for Ukraine losing soldiers too, this is true, but it does not make Russia's losses any less.
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  1543.  @soulflame799  Not that it matters, but just to take away a misconception that you appear to have: I am European and I also live in Europe. It's not that I find what you say irrelevant, but it is irrelevant to my original comment. I like to stay on topic, else you end up arguing without end.
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  1544. This general they're talking about is SJW lunatic. The same guy that wanted to make a book about CRT mandatory and was foaming at the mouth about "white rage" during a hearing.
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  1545. ​ frank bennett  That's a very interesting comment with absolutely no relevance to what I said.
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  1546.  @raslalique  I don't think that's actually true (e.g. medical mistakes). If you cause a death by accident it's not automatically manslaughter.
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  1547.  @raslalique  As I said, if you cause a death it is not automatically manslaughter. There is more needed for that, among that you need to be aware of the risk you are creating, and then ignore this risk. How can she be aware of the risk of using her firearm in that instance when she thinks she's holding a taser? It doesn't make sense.
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  1548.  @raslalique  You say I should "do some reading" on this case, but I actually watched the trial back when it happened. I know the prosecution brought up that she did all her training. With your phrasing that this was "alleged and proved" you make it sound as though this was originally contested by and also an unfavorable fact for her defense, but this is not true. Just imagine if she had done the reverse, that she had in fact skimped on this training, then that would've been put forward as detrimental by the prosecution, and then talk of negligence (to a criminal degree) could be appropriate. Then you say she "ignored some of what was taught". Could you be specific here? What did she know about and then consciously ignore? And all your talk of her not showing remorse and not aiding Dante Wright, these thing are not relevant for a verdict, only for the sentencing. You suggest my view is colored by this, but I don't care if she feels sorry or not because I don't think she's guilty. And just fyi, the judge did make clear that she believes Kim Potter is remorseful then and now, which is one of the reasons she got a relatively low sentence.
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  1549.  @nathanlevesque7812  I think it's naive to believe people will always act perfectly in a vast evolving and stressful situation. Mistakes will always be made and sometimes people will lose their lives because of them.
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  1550. ​ @nathanlevesque7812  You might think she should have been aware of her incompetence, but if she was not it (again) wouldn't meet the standard for gross negligence/recklessness that is required for it to be manslaughter. As I said before, she needs to be aware of the risk and then disregard this. You can't just assume its existence, it should actually have to have been shown conclusively during the trial that she was aware of this before the incident. However, the prosecution never claimed she was incompetent (because that in all likelyhood would've hurt their case)
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  1551. ​ @nathanlevesque7812  Other than maybe overturning the verdict, I think the current ruling was appropriate (maybe). I also completely understand that the judge was apologetic towards Kim Potter, that she called the incident a mistake and that she even had to tear up at one point. The only downside of such a low sentence is that appealing it might not be worth it, which I think on principle should be done but this is probably costly. On the other hand, at least in an appellate court she won't have to worry about an incompetent jury.
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  1552. Because that has worked so well in the past.
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  1553. Out of interest, does it matter here that the sushi was 5 days old? Surely, the parasite was already there when it was still "fresh"?
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  1554. The moment these american immigrants touched Hawaian soil, they magically became Hawaiians, so there is therefor really no difference between the natives and the immigrants, and anyone who says otherwise is a racist.
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  1555. They would probably be howling for her blood instead then.
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  1556. Why the elbow?
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  1557. All religious are false. Supernatural beings don't exist. Right now you're wasting your life with this nonsense.
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  1558. Kinda weird that he was able to get the camera footage from a store. Also, the claim is probably not that he is a neo-nazi fed, but a fed that pretends to be a neo-nazi. Or someone paid by the FBI to pretend this.
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  1559. The ones that migrate are often those already better off. Also, the entire family might chip in. For them this is an investment. Once these people come to Europe, they get a job (or more often, welfare benefits) and they will then send a portion of that back home. I suspect that this is also why countries like Morocco don't take back their own citizens: They provide a steady revenue stream.
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  1560. Argentina invaded the Falklands, which is part of Britain which was already a nuclear power then.
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  1561.  @BurkBernard  From what I understand the judge presiding over the hush-money case has indefinitely delayed the sentencing, so right now there is nothing to appeal.
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  1562. I'm sure so would they.
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  1563. how is it insulting?
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  1564. You think when a country is obstructing imports it's a sign of strength?
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  1565.  @poppyseeds439  Now if only I said something about race or skin color your platitude would be relevant.
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  1566.  @ThaNarc  Pretty sure he won't.
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  1567. Good thing then that we have the video footage of it all so we know he was just defending himself.
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  1568.  @meblakney  The first shooting was likely self-defense as well.
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  1569. I would get calling it a "male space", but why the emphasis on skin color by calling it a "white male space"?
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  1570.  @KenOri  If that's a fact or not has little relevance if it (supposedly) doesn't add any information, which is what the anti-racism campaignes of the previous decades always told us. Anyway, I made my comment not so much because I was looking for the answer myself, but more to put the question in other people's minds.
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  1571. @RusBodybuilder Yep, their influence comes not from ability or vision but from what's buried in their backyard.
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  1572. 8:24 I think she should just have said 'no' to the question here. I think the prosecutor in a way sneaks in the victim as the object of the intention by invoking his name first and then referencing him at the end ("against him", "to kill him"), but in truth her intention was to kill a nameless intruder in her apartment, not Botham Jean.
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  1573. @Champion_Assassin So what did I lie about 13 years ago?
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  1574. @Champion_Assassin This video was uploaded on august 27, 2011, so when I made this comment Gaddafi was still alive and his whereabouts were unknown. I don't think I was wrong here, but even if I was: being wrong and lying are not the same thing.
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  1575. ​@Champion_AssassinI guess it all hinges on what someone's interpretation of "fighting" is.
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  1576. @Champion_Assassin I'm not sure I did back then. My comment here was made right after Tripoli was taken and I just noted that Gaddafi, despite all his bluster leading up to it, didn't make some grand last stand but instead fled.
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  1577. @Champion_Assassin I'm from the Netherlands. From what I remember, this was a pretty controversial war in my country, and the only involvement was enforcing the UN's no-fly zone, but no actual combat.
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  1578. You're giving me a false dilemma. Then you ask me what I find fair, which is irrelevant. You seem to suggest that your second option is preferable, but it falsely assumes that printing money to meet one's debt has no cost. And now you say I should look to Iceland if I don't believe you(and I don't), which is another fallacy.
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  1579. I'm saying he isn't guilty of manslaughter nor of murder. I even quoted that which he was found guilty on. I'm not sure what your issue is here, you're the one disagreeing with 'the rest of the world and the courts'. You don't have to give in on anything. If you want to believe whatever it is that you believe then that's fine with me.
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  1580. So now we're at a point where the EU can decide what Europeans can and cannot see. I thought with the fall of the Soviet Union dystopian stuff like this would be behind us, but just as we think we're out, the elites pull us right back in.
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  1581. Going by YT commentators like yourself we could have solved world hunger with that money. You do realize most of it is not actual money but the accounting equivalent in military equipment, right? Old hardware, much of which is to Western standards obsolete, originally intended to defend against Russia, now being used by a third party to demolish the Russian military. As I see it the US is really getting its money's worth here.
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  1582. Remember what Trump did when he inherited a deal he didn't like? Like NAFTA, the Paris climate accord, TTP?
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  1583. which is also why they're here
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  1584. In my country women take up more sick leave than men at all age ranges(so also after 45), except for under 25 where it is equal.
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  1585. Not an expert on this but I believe the actual "kidnapping" of African slaves was something done by African tribes and kingdoms, which they would then sell to Arab or European merchants, or other interested parties.
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  1586. I don't think Tulsi Gabbar participated in this round. Having said that, Kamala Harris wasn't the most searched candidate, that was Marianne Williamson.
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  1587. What we witness in America is a multicultural society tearing itself apart. Many people on the Right have been warning about this. By allowing immigration from non-European countries we're inviting conflict into our societies. Why would we want that?
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  1588. I agree that this looks politically motivated. Just because he could have declassified these documents, doesn't mean he did, though. I believe this is an actual process, not something he can simply declare, and also not retroactively.
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  1589. Yes, it was abolished after the second world war for all crimes except high treason and in 1994 they abolished it for all crimes. In Europe only Belarus still has the death penalty.
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  1590. In the pre-WW2 era there wasn't an extensive legal framework of international law like we have now. And back then violence was par for the course, for and by every sovereign entity.
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  1591. @pumper1us He's not being blamed for his death. As for the word 'gay', it meaning homosexual is modern usage. You should look up Leviticus 20:13.
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  1592. Oracle elephant, Yashoda, predicted this outcome.
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  1593. US under Trump did better than the EU under diversity-pick Von der Leyen.
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  1594.  @juanfran3924  This video is about the vaccine rollout. As for your off-topic comment, it's not. Quite a few European countries that have done much worse than the US.
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  1595.  @juanfran3924  It's because you're using absolute numbers. If you look at deaths per million or something, Belgium did much worse than the US. Anyway, as I already said, the video is about the roll-out not about how many people died. Under Trump the US has one of the best rollouts of the vaccine. IIRC, only the UAE and Israel have vaccinated more people per million. Trump has done an absolute stellar job with that.
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  1596.  @juanfran3924  You're now conflating infections and deaths. When I said Belgium did worse, I was talking about covid deaths per million. (Also fyi, Gibraltar is not a country) Comparing absolute numbers is just a wrong way of comparing countries And how people died so far is a separate issue to the vaccine roll-out. Really this should be obvious. Vaccine numbers: https://ourworldindata.org/grapher/covid-vaccination-doses-per-capita US is the 4th country. Just look at the difference between the US and Denmark, the best performing EU country.
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  1597. You always hear from those libertarian types that regular currencies like the Dollar and Euro will collapse because they're no longer backed by gold, but at least with those you can buy ordinary goods. Cryptocurrencies are not backed by anything. It's just a bubble waiting to implode.
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  1598. There might be life on Europa, Enceladus and Venus.
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  1599. Cringe indeed.
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  1600. he looks ill
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  1601. Islamic terrorism is more prevalent and deadly.
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  1602. I think the PM from Luxembourg would have a point if Italy was complaining about Luxembourger immigrants.
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  1603.  11 11  The only thing that will accomplish is that it gives the NYT ammunition for another article in which they can portrait themselves as victims and Tucker as an instigator who set a mob on them.
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  1604. I really doubt Israel would such a thing. Or any government. There is really no gain in it for a country to do this.
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  1605. Because gold and silver have intrinsic value.. right?
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  1606. You should not speak out against Republicans. You're feeding a narrative of hate and intolerance. I am sure you don't mean anyone any harm but you don't know how your words will be interpreted by a crazy person. If such a person then goes out and inflict harm you will be indirectly responsible!
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  1607.  @HuskyOwner-bl1jf  Trump helped forge several peace treaties between Israel and Arab countries.
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  1608. The media is trying to portray these people in the best light they possibly can, but make no mistake about it: many of these people are communists that want use the climate hysteria to destroy capitalism and usher in their marxist utopia.
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  1609. I've seen footage from inside the shopping mall and I don't think it's Islamic terrorism.
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  1610. I think a big difference is that most Ukrainians actually plan to go back after their war is over, regardless of the state of their country, because it is their country. And most Ukrainian refugees really are women and children, that's not some soundbite by the media to garner sympathy. Unlike the men in this video, the Ukrainian men remained behind to help their country.
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  1611. First of, Scott Ritter is a clown. He has no special insight in what Russia will do or how the war will look 6 months from now. That, and Russian fanboys like yourself have been predicting Ukraine's imminent defeat for little under a year now and they've proven you wrong for just as long. The truth is that Ukrainians can keep this up as long as long as the West keeps supporting them, and I'm sure even you have realized by now that the West's support will just keep increasing.
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  1612. You can find those on the other video. They double posted this one.
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  1613. what?
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  1614. I wonder if we would make a tally of all the people men have killed in things like wars, and the number of babies women have murdered now with abortions, who would come out ahead. I'm sure it is still men, but I'm sure women have been gaining massive ground since 20th century.
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  1615. This is so wrong. We're selling our right to criticize China's human rights violations and give them who knows what other concessions to help these Greek ingrates. We should have let Greece go bankrupt and at the most bail out any European banks affected. At least banks won't go on strike when you throw them a life line.
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  1616. If Ukraine demands this, then why was president Poroschenko quoting Williamson's "go away Russia" remark on his twitter feed? The quote: "The Kremlin's 'chemical attack' in the UK is nothing but an encroachment on British sovereignty. And our message to Russia is the same as that of British defense secretary Gavin Williamson: 'shut up and go away'.""
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  1617. Videos like this are the reason why YT removed the visible dislike counter.
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  1618. @Moonch1ld Greece is a democracy and therefor the Greeks themselves are responsible for their governments and the consequent mess those governments create.
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  1619. @Erik20091113 watch?v=s27Oq5ot0ZI <- this is you
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  1620. Or maybe her adopted children aren't that bright?
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  1621. Hey Nate, you sound a bit under the weather, I hope you're doing well. Thanks for the upload. Love your content.
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  1622. As ideological close to the Maoists of China they may be, the Left doesn't want any competition with their brainwashing of our youth.
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  1623. @moonros21 How do you know that all the doom and gloom isn't media hype?
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  1624. As things are going, I expect Youtube to allow it to be optional for a while. In the mean time, the AI will get better and better because of all the feedback it will get from the users who do decide to opt in. Then when the AI is trained enough that it reaches a level that Youtube is confident it will correctly spot the "problematic opinions" at a near 100% rate, they will silently enforce it on the entire site.
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  1625. Good riddance. Al Jazeera is not a real news organization, but an anti-western propaganda outlet similar to Russia Today.
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  1626. From what I understand that's not how it works in the state of New York. There you're considered a felon the moment the jury comes with a guilty verdict.
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  1627. je hoort de interviewer amper. je moet niet zo zeiken
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  1628. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n4PWP8uL-1o
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  1629. @Haya Abdullah These migrants are not Libyans, though. The very reason that they try to travel through Libya is because order has broken down.
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  1630. @Haya Abdullah They're from countries on Africa's West and East coast, and also from Syria. You talk as though you're in Libya right now, so I am surprised you apparently don't know this. So no, they're not your countrymen. These people went to Libya because there is no longer an effective government to keep them out.
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  1631. ​@Haya Abdullah If they were Libyans I would be sympathetic, but most of these people are not fleeing wars nor poverty. They're often of the wealthier middle class (poor people can't afford the thousands of dollars needed for these journeys). They move through many safe countries, and the reason that they don't apply for asylum there is that is not what drives them. My issue with these NGOs is that they're are the ones that keep this going. Everybody knows that you can't cross the Mediterranean in a rubber boat. The reason why these people keep trying this (and sometimes end up drowning) is because these NGOs give this way of entry the appearance of being feasible.
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  1632. The Biden-Harris government handed over 20 million women to the Taliban.
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  1633. I'm sure you do. He's not going to, though.
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  1634. The belief that entire population groups that come to France can just leave their culture at the door and adopt French culture is a pipe dream.
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  1635. @Buddy3439 -- I think he's referring to this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZRuSS0iiFyo
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  1636. CNN stopped doing news and now only does opinion pieces thinly masquerading as news.
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  1637. Joe Biden didn't even hold a political office back then.
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  1638. He was already retired but was asked by Garland to do this. It makes sense that he goes back into retirement now it is concluded.
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  1639. which human rights issue would that be?
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  1640.  @sandraritchie1568  Trump inherited this war. Biden voted for it back when he was a senator.
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  1641. First of, they held an unscheduled "emergency hearing" for this because supposedly new information had come to light, but these depositions were already taken well before hand. When Pete Aguilar, a member of the January 6th commission was asked by Ari Melber of MSNBC what the new information was that necessitated this impromptu hearing, he simply did not have a clear answer for it. So to me it looks like this was just a media stunt to regrab the newspapers' headlines. Secondly, this story about a Trump order to not check for weapons at his rally weasels in the assumption that this was to facilitate a government coup later, but that is just their opinion, not corroborated by any evidence. Also it ignores that in the US barring people with weapons at a rally could be a politically sensitive issue for a pro-gun Republican or he might just wanted to have an as big a crowd as he could possibly have, and also, even if we assume the goal was to have an armed mob, where were these guns and semi automatic rifles during the riot in and around Capitol Hill? So the idea of having an armed militia is just not supported by the events that unfolded. Furthermore, she also testified that Trump tried to forcefully gain control of his motor vehicle from a member of the Secret Service, to get back to the protest, but this member in question has made a statement now that this did not happen. This undermines her credibility, so why did this commission, that talks about doing their due diligence, not depose him and get this out of the way before bringing in her testimony?
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  1642. Technically, it was here mother that made that claim, but yeah... I wonder if Greta is the product of a 'new-age' upbringing, because that claim really reeks of "indigo"-ism. In case you're unfamiliar with this concept, just look up "indigo child".
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  1643. Didn't this anti-vac sentiment start when Trump announced in July/August of 2020 that vaccines were forthcoming in November and then the media was questioning the safety of them, because this was the Trump administration's strategy of exiting this pandemic, and the media couldn't support anything they did since it would help his chances during the 2020 election. (iirc this strategy of not giving Trump a win went even so far as Pfizer witholding news of their succesful vaccine until after the election)
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  1644. The Catalans! How many divisions have they got?
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  1645.  @calebcorrea7556  That this was unavoidable is just wishful thinking. A way of cooping with the fact that Biden just condemned millions of Afghan girls to a life long oppression. When he got into office he said "America's back", but this entire speech came down to "America First", and as you can see, his supporters are lapping it up.
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  1646.  @zenmate7441  I think people here are trying to rationalize this in all sorts of ways so that they don't have acknowledge what has occurred as the disaster that it is. Things like "it was inevitable", "they wanted this", "Biden was locked into Trump's plan" etc.
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  1647.  @yvonne2965  I didn't blame him for the entire thing, even though he might be. After all, he was one of the Democrat senators that voted for this war and he was also vice president for 8 years during this period. I think he also oversaw the withdrawal from Iraq, which went very similar to this with Iraqi troops en mass surrendering to ISIS. "Biden threw himself into the mission. He chaired meetings and oversaw negotiations. By the end of 2011, the war was over, and the American troops had left. “He is the guy who oversaw the drawdown, in effect, on the political side, of U.S. forces from 150,000 to virtually zero,” Blinken told me. Then it all went horribly wrong. The departure of U.S. troops created a vacuum. The Iraqi government and security forces rotted under an authoritarian and sectarian prime minister. Al-Qaeda, still alive, morphed into ISIS, and seized 40 percent of Iraq in the summer of 2014. ". source: 'Joe Biden’s Haunted Legacy in Iraq', The Atlantic, Jun 27, 2019
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  1648. Are we really gonna recognize terrorist run entities as states now? Why not the Islamic State as well, while you're at it?
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  1649. Who are these "ghouls" you speak of?
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  1650. @john hodgson Russia doesn't stand a chance against the US in a conventional war, and nuclear weapons are the only way to stand up against the US for them. So it's not having nuclear weapons that provokes a nuclear response, but for them having no other option. So you want to present Russia with a situation where they're not clearly outmatched. So any coalition should be small enough to be below that threshold.
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  1651. @kolokythi100 Once you're done making excuses and disrupting your country for those who do want to fix it, the financial problems will still be there waiting for you.
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  1652. It doesn't matter what you think of it. The family of Clementi won't pursue this because even they know Ravi isn't guilty for the suicide. My impression is you just don't know what you're talking about. Why not inform yourself first before spouting your 'opinion' and then declaring it can't be challenged 'because it's your opinion'? Go read this for example: abcnews(.)go(.)com/blogs/headlines/2012/03/rutgers-ravi-i-wasnt-the-one-who-caused-him-to-jump/
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  1653. Nobody attempted that you say? You must have missed the prelude to this war.
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  1654. "Cry aloud, spare not, lift up your voice like a trumpet, and show my people their transgression..." -- Isaiah 58:1
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  1655. Paternity leave is intended to help women's position on the labor market by making it relatively less appealing for companies to hire men.
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  1656. I think 'Moldovan' wines is correct here. Apparently, Moldovia is a region and former principality, while the country that exists today is called Moldova. I guess calling them Moldovian isn't in itself wrong but that also includes a part of Romania.
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  1657.  @hardradaaza  That may all be true, but it is still so that Moldova is the English name for the country, and so in English anything originating from Moldova is Moldovan. On the country's official website they also use 'Moldovan' as the adjective.
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  1658. "So this is how liberty dies ... with thunderous applause."
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  1659. It's a first step.
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  1660. "This video was brought to you by Pfizer"
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  1661. Africa in turmoil is bad for everyone.
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  1662. So you think this prediction will come true because some other prediction a long time ago came true.
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  1663. @Captain Planet and which empire would that be? Just fyi, I'm not British.
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  1664. @Captain Planet If it was "meant for the British" then why make the comment as though you're responding to me? If you want to "speak to the British people" at the very least comment directly under the video.
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  1665. Robert Mueller 2.0
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  1666.  @anthonysolis2355  especially since that's the point of the tariff
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  1667. I don't think he cheated on his taxes, though. You're allowed to offset losses in bad years against profits in good years in some circumstances. The idea behind it is that especially new businesses can run a loss for several years in their startup phase. Progressives were hoping for tax fraud I think, but now that seems unlikely, they're just pivoting to attacking him on his business competence. So they violated his privacy so that they can weaponize his tax returns against him for political benefit. Pretty sleazy and a dangerous precedent.
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  1668. Prosecute them to the fullest extent.
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  1669. I'm not criticizing anyone. Just pointing out that the bible says its an abomination in the eyes of the Lord, that the punishment the bible gives for this is death and that those who engage in that behavior will not see the kingdom of Heaven. Not sure why you say they have no control over their behavior. It's not being gay, but the homosexual act that the bible speaks out against.
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  1670. "A newly adopted city ordinance in St. Petersburg requires customer to ask for straws". Putting the battery aside, he asked for a straw. Why didn't he get one?
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  1671. Really, the c-span video doesn't make this look any better. And this is just one part of it, in the entire encounter Acosta looked bad.
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  1672. @soositaz Let's hope that's the plan, sounds sensible.
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  1673. with the benefit for FB that they can blame someone else for doing it.
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  1674. Trump made developing a vaccine the cornerstone of his strategy for combating this pandemic. He set up Operation Warpspeed to enable pharmaceutical companies to quickly create and bring vaccines to the market.
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  1675. The suspect's name is Tobias Rathjen. In a video he uploaded two days before this attack, he claims that there are underground military bases in the United States where children are sexually exploited and calls on Americans to storm these bases. To me this sounds like someone who suffers from paranoid schizophrenia.
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  1676. I agree. It's kinda sad seeing so little understanding for his mental state of mind by everyone.
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  1677. From PBS, "While the Islamic terrorist organization Boko Haram gained global infamy in 2014 for kidnapping nearly 300 female students in Nigeria, the group has also abducted 10,000 boys in the last three years." Where are their terracotta heads?
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  1678. @pumper1us You said he was responsible for the suicide, while I said he was only responsible for the invasion of privacy. That's also what he's found guilty off.
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  1679. Video is ok but you can tell the Onion's budget has been downsized. Remember how they used to have a news ticker with these kind of videos?
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  1680. I'm sure most viewers here can attest to that, since CNN has been fooling them for 6 years now.
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  1681. More like abortion rights protestors were hitting a car and the driver had to flee.
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  1682.  @Cinemaphile7783  I don't think that's true, someone could panic because of the angry mob beating the car and hit the gas. Also, if the driver honestly wanted to hurt people he could've driven a lot faster. This car is moving at a snail's pace.
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  1683. I don't think I've ever known who the spouses were of any of my teachers.
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  1684. Aren't you confusing the EU and NATO? Afaik Putin has no issue with the EU expanding east.
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  1685. ​ @maximekah9752  NATO wasn't dissolved after the end of the cold war because people, especially in Britain, valued it as a way of cooperating with the US. At that point it existed more for diplomatic reasons and it had become an alliance looking for a military purpose. This was provided by 9/11. I don't think that since then NATO is really geared anymore towards countering Russia. For example, my country got rid of all its tank brigades (about 450 tanks or so) because of the belief that they were no longer needed, and instead focused on smaller more mobile units. You don't make these radical changes if your goal is to one day to defeat a country like Russia.
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  1686.  @tayyabkhan2228  The only enlargement of NATO that happened at that time was East Germany becoming part of the alliance by its reunification with West Germany.
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  1687.  @tayyabkhan2228  You can look it up on the respective page about this on Wikipedia.
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  1688.  @mytruecrimelibrary  They believe that the German state itself is illegitimate and that there is some previous constitution of Germany that is the right one.That sounds more akin to the 'sovereign citizens' movement.
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  1689. +Al Webb He's talking about a famous math problem. The person he's referring to is Opeyemi Enoch, some Nigerian teacher/professor. A newspaper reported that he had proven the Riemann hypothesis, but it turned out he didn't.
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  1690.  @mearameara01  you mean their face. Suspect is non binary and their pronouns are they/them.
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  1691. I'm surprised there still are people who believe in evolution.
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  1692.  @DansBaked  and then he said he has numerous women on his list
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  1693. It's not a parody, but a vehicle. What they want is to talk about the "unrecognized contributions" of women of color. The parody wrapping is just a sugar coating. The Onion changed hands a little over a year ago and the new owners are trying to use this channel to spread a political message.
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  1694. Wonder how many weeks this one will get...
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  1695. Say what you like about Trump, he is still in better cognitive shape than Biden.
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  1696. 2:41 Ask any leftwing academic with pronouns in their bio what a white supremacist is, and their answer will be you and your grandma.
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  1697. I think they waited so long because they didn't want to exacerbate the situation.
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  1698. I love how they a stab at gay marriage and the people who support it. Really gave me a good laugh. Good to see that the onion if capable of making fun of the left too.
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  1699. 9:01 in that list she gives there is a pretty big religion missing for some reason
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  1700. They'll get to him too when the moment is right. It's like boiling a frog.
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  1701. I really doubt that the Taliban would've killed them for having played soccer.
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  1702. Not sure where you got that number from. The direst prediction I've heard is that in the coming 3 decades, the African population living in Europe will rise to about 150 million. IIRC it's about 10 million now.
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  1703.  @hendrikdependrik1891  It's a prediction by Stephen Smith, who is a professor of African studies at Duke University. To quote him from his article, 'the scramble for Europe', he writes: "At the end of a sustained African migratory wave, Europe’s population would include some 150 to 200 million African-Europeans, both immigrants and their children, compared with just nine million today." Of course, we don't know if this will become a reality until it does, but seeing how spineless our European leaders I wouldn't discount a scenario whee we really end up close to such a number.
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  1704. I don't like Lukashenko and hope his regime's days are numbered. Having said that, in 2013 European countries forced the plane of Evo Morales (president of Bolivia) to land because they thought Snowden was on board. When asked about this, the spokeswoman of the Obama administration, Jen Psaki, said that they were in contact with countries where Snowden could land or transit through.
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  1705.  @DontFeedTheTrolls  Didn't he say last year that Twitter should drop the 'w'?
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  1706. I think all countries should withdraw from this agreement. I'm all for protecting women but this treaty has an undemocratically body supervising the implementation of it, and it's legally binding. It has the appearance of another globalist tool to control sovereign nations. We can make our own laws.
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  1707. I think the reason why he gave up was because he stumbled.
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  1708. This narrator is very low energy.
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  1709.  @redacted7060 All of this was fringe in the West during the cold war. Stuff like gay marriage, sons who transition to "daughters", pan sexuals etc it's from the 90s and on. Btw, I say it is a vehicle for Marxism here because Communists believe that the family unit of one man and one woman upholds capitalism, which is why they want to destroy it.
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  1710. I just want to point out that it could just as well be a YT algorithm that makes your message not show on his YT channel. Especially if you add links.
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  1711. @Nairuulagch LOL ok. I thought you were dragging up some eurosceptic hysteria from 2008. I don't think our new Chinese masters will ask for something like that though. It would make it too obvious they're holding our leash.
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  1712. There is nothing wrong with saying you don't believe a story when there is no evidence to support it, and then chance your position when there is.
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  1713. The French taxpayers.
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  1714. The commandments don't really need much interpreting. It's very clearly spelled out and one only has to read it. As for this case, he's not found guilty of the gay kid's death. Only of the spying part. I think I mentioned this a few times already.
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  1715. A whimsical made-up anecdote by Trump is now shamelessly exploited by the elites to transfer more power to the EU.
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  1716. ​ @carmodity  Just go to CNN's YT channel, they have a video on how agents in the car dispute her account.
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  1717. Men are only dying at a 50% higher rate, but women are the real victims here. This period will not be remembered for all the millions of people that died, but for how unfair it all was for the poor women.
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  1718. @MrSilver222 The borrowing is in a large part to roll over their current debt. In the mean time they have to balance their budget. They have to rein in their expenses regardless. Either they cut back to get the loan or they cut back because their simply isn't any money available to finance their expenditures. What the Greek population seems to want is to keep living like they do with minor sacrifices. That simply isn't going to happen, no one will be willing to lend them the money.
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  1719. Tucker, please make them rehire Blake Neff.
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  1720.  @Test7017  propaganda 😭😭😭👍
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  1721. If the USA intervenes people blame them for starting another war and if they don't intervene people blame them letting this atrocity go on.
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  1722. The new testament did not do away with the old testament. Jesus said that he did not come to destroy the law or the prophets. So murder is still a sin. As for Jesus not saying anything about homosexuality, the Bible is inspired by God and Jesus is God. And regarding your manslaughter claim, 'On March 16, 2012 Ravi was found guilty of bias intimidation, invasion of privacy, hindering apprehension and witness tampering.' No manslaughter, no murder.
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  1723. If Bernie Sanders would run for president I think he would need to run as independent and that would sink both his own and the Democrat chances and hand an easy victory to Trump.
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  1724. I don't think another president would have spent the money on the poor instead, especially not a republican president. I'm skeptical about the benefits of putting people on Mars, but having the know-how to capture asteroids could have a long term economic pay-off.
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  1725. Adam Schiff is a clown.
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  1726. Both are correct.
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  1727. If the attack turns out to be motivated by Islam, then by all means, rub everyone's faces in it, but as of yet this is unclear and if it turns out that it was some white NZ'er then everyone in this comment section will just look stupid.
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  1728.  @richardhowlett4097  Not sure how anyone could be when the alleged victim can't tell when it happened.
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  1729. How is that even a metaphor? I mean really...
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  1730. I don't think Haitians eating cats and ducks and whatnot is far-fetched. People in Haiti don't drive to a walmart to buy groceries. Grabbing some wandering animals to cook or sacrifice in some voodoo ritual might be something they've been accustomed to doing.
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  1731. It does not look like they were a struggling business before. It's a (state) government policy that forces them to lock down. It seems only appropriate then that the government also compensates them for it.
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  1732. 你好朋友. As much as I would like to see Mars to be turned into a second Earth, the ability for humans to do something like that is probably hundreds of years away :( Though I am sure there will be great many other milestones within our reach into the coming hundred years.
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  1733. Apparently, the Afghan president has fled the country now.
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  1734. So gold will go up until it doesn't.
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  1735. Taken advantage off by having been offered loans with historic low interest rates?
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  1736. Europeans didn't "take" millions of slaves, they bought them, from African tradesmen.
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  1737. Teachers are government employees. I hope this helps.
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  1738. If America would have abandoned the two party system, and moved toward a system of proportional representation, his running wouldn't be an issue. The Democratic Party is as much responsible for keeping the current system in place.
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  1739. Trump isn't senile, though.
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  1740. Reminds me of how in Nazi Germany children had to do war-related math exercises. There is really no other reason that they do this than to groom your children into their neo-Marxist cult.
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  1741.  @oceanwave4502  the invasion of Afghanistan happened before China's "Belt and Road Initiative" was even a thing.
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  1742. A modern-day 'Romeo and Juliet'.
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  1743. This video reeks of damage control.
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  1744.  @frankthetank5708  The media might not outright call him a homosexual, but they're strongly implying it, and it is disingenuous since the actual event and subsequent arrest has no news value by itself since all sorts of unsanctioned gatherings are happening everywhere right now.
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  1745.  @frankthetank5708  Exposing someone for speeding is way less impactful on someone's personal life than exposing someone's sexual orientation. Also, unlike someone's sexual preference, being a speeder isn't an immutable characteristic of a person.
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  1746. The statement was blown out of proportion. The media interpreted it as Trump bragging about sexual assault but it was actually just a brag about fame. He was trying to impress on Billy Bush that he is so famous that women would allow him to do this. This does not make it an actual admission, just as saying that you're so hungry you could eat a horse doesn't mean you can actually eat a whole horse. It's hyperbolic.
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  1747.  @patriciakane4707  Thanks but I'm good :-) I know you know deep down that I am right, but that you can't admit to it. The media really did a number on us all and it is hard to break away from. Hang in there, friend.
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  1748.  @basilmarasco1975  I think it is partly because he was in a confined room with another man. For the same reason he said on that same tape that when he sees beautiful women he can't stop himself from kissing them. With that he basically says: "I am not gay". And maybe there also is an aspect of wanting to suggest that he has this wild and flamboyant sex life, with women coming to him easy. This doesn't make it a factual statement, but a way to elicit admiration and envy from Billy Bush. I think Trump would only be honest about something like this to someone he sees as his equal or better, and Billy Bush isn't that.
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  1749.  @basilmarasco1975  But they are interpreting it as an admission to sexual assault. They tell us Trump is habitual liar, that lies about everything under the sun, but now suddenly, about a subject most men are sensitive about (sexual conquests), he is supposedly telling the truth.
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  1750. ​ @basilmarasco1975  I didn't say (or even suggest) that "interpreting is bad". However, if you can interpret something in several ways that are equally valid, why go for the most damning interpretation? I simply offered a more charitable version, that I think is more credible as well. It's similar to applying Occam's razor, where instead you don't assume the worst of someone. You say I should "stick to the locker room talk" view, but that is in line with what I was saying (and I don't understand why you apparently thought otherwise?). I'm also not trying to defend Trump's use of lewd language, since that doesn't need defending, but against the suggestion that this was an admission of sexual assault. (which imo is disingenuous)
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  1751. Instead of trying to shift the blame to others they should meet their problems head on and work their way out of it.
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  1752. @N'ZKO Their economic growth will need to outpace their population growth for their lives to become better.
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  1753. ​ @j377yb33n  Thanks for your tripe of whataboutism. I don't know what you're referring to with paper planes and "chanting slogans about 9/11", but the answer to your question is undoubtedly 'yes', since, unlike with the Moroccan supporters, even if that happened it will have been a small group. And if not, then it just means both Moroccan fans and English fans were terrible.
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  1754. No, they're completely unrelated. I'm getting the impression you're some paranoid schizophrenic conspiracy theorist. Since it's obvious to me you don't have anything, i'll just back away now
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  1755. So a general is apologizing...I thought the buck stopped at the big guy.
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  1756. That they are able to take pictures will help Trump too.
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  1757. They should apologize on their knees to him, and pay for all the stuff and extra. And give him a year free rent.
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  1758. Will still not solve their real problem which is that they just can't afford to take care of all the immigrants who aren't committing robberies.
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  1759. He might have escaped for now but in time our intelligence agencies will track him down.
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  1760.  @erlingbraathenhynne3600  Because they've been trained by the American media to think like that.
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  1761.  @donniebunkerboi9975  "U.S. President Donald Trump launched a sharp public attack on Germany on Wednesday for supporting a Baltic Sea gas pipeline deal with Russia, saying Berlin had become “a captive to Russia [...] When Germany makes a massive oil and gas deal with Russia,” Trump said to Stoltenberg. “We’re supposed to be guarding against Russia and Germany goes out and pays billions and billions of dollars a year to Russia. [...] And then numerous of the countries go out and make a pipeline deal with Russia where they’re paying billions of dollars into the coffers of Russia. [...] Germany will have almost 70 percent of their country controlled by Russia with natural gas. You tell me, is that appropriate?,” he asked, while Stoltenberg listened. [..] If you look at it, Germany is a captive of Russia. They got rid of their coal plants, they got rid of their nuclear, they’re getting so much of their oil and gas from Russia. I think it is something NATO has to look at. It is very inappropriate.” -Reuters, 2018
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  1762. Meanwhile, CNN still hasn't gotten over the fact that Trump won the presidential election.
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  1763. I think the intent is to create discord between the US and Germany.
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  1764. They're children of captive Russian spies who worked undercover in Europe. I read that they didn't know that they were Russians until they were told so on the plane.
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  1765. ​ @havanayellow1514 From what I read they believed they were Argentinians whose parents worked in Slovenia.
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  1766. @Uaz31 Because Libya is next to Europe and well within NATO's sphere of influence? Though I'm sure when the criminal regimes you mention start to stumble as well, the West would just as gladly give them their deserving push.
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  1767. Why? It's entirely unrelated.
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  1768. Nederland is verpest.
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  1769. This video is the literal definition of the phrase "muddying the waters".
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  1770. When will CNN apologize to Trump for the Russia hoax they've perpetuated for over two years?
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  1771. Is not one or the other. We can both reject this transgender nonsense and Russia at the same time.
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  1772. @Erik20091113 The majority of those people received prison sentences. Not sure what Obama is doing on that list though. Who knows, if Libyans don't squander their new found freedom they soon may enjoy a western justice system as well, where people like that end up in jail instead of a getting promotion.
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  1773.  @sidewinder4702  I would have agreed with you if this had happened right when Biden's presideny started and he was confronted with a fait accompli. But he wasn't. He let this happen.
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  1774. Good news.
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  1775. 0:05 not saying it is true, but how is this a "conspiracy theory"? What is the conspiracy, and by whom?
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  1776. @oelergodt Maybe someone bombed their local news stations.
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  1777.  @funjoyknowledge3304  I wouldn't count on it with these people.
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  1778. In the Soviet Union, too, children were celebrated for reporting on their parents.
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  1779. Now it looks like it was a suicide attempt by the father.
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  1780. I doubt the IMF has an agenda of replacing the USA as the world's superpower.
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  1781. These "Democrats" in the US are really beyond any shame.
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  1782. ​ @Jmc54xl  Exactly, there is nothing to be ashamed of. Quite the opposite in fact: their ancestors bested the ancestors of the people being butt hurt in this comment section. This gem belongs to the British people by right of conquest.
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  1783. ​ @SusanOnTVShows  Unlike Griner, Paul Whelan maintains his innocence. Maybe he is guilty, maybe he is not. If he is guilty, then it would mean he is a spy and it's justified that he is imprisoned by Russia. Though, if he spied for the US government, I think it's only normal that the US government tries to get him home.
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  1784.  @SusanOnTVShows  You're the one who seems to be desperate here.
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  1785.  @SusanOnTVShows  How about you just wait until she's back, this year or ten years from now, and if she then supports whatever you believe happened, that she was coerced and that the substances were planted, you come back here and tell me about it.
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  1786. I wonder what this means for a potential EU membership.
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  1787. @xjay17x Just say no, dude.
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  1788. While I agree with with your suggestions, if you're going to leave a comment you should really watch the video.
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  1789.  @josephmartin1543  Fair enough. And thanks for reminding me they have a website.
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  1790. That Trump will have to be dragged out of the White House is something that has been dreamed up by America's MSM. For four years they've been portraying him as someone who is going to commit a coup and install himself as dictator. That he won't leave the White House is just the last projection they have to maintain this fantasy.
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  1791. I think the mindset behind this was articulated very clearly by Steven Moffat, who was showrunner of Dr Who, about casting minorities in episodes set in the past: "We've kind of got to tell a lie: we'll go back into history and there will be black people where, historically, there wouldn't have been, and we won't dwell on that. We'll say, 'To hell with it, this is the imaginary, better version of the world. By believing in it, we'll summon it forth."'
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  1792. @Erik20091113 Must be hard for you to see another paradise bite the dust. Well at least there still is North Korea.
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  1793.  @jonnfaustino1413  In which treaty would that have been agreed? Could you give me the name so I can look it up?
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  1794. @barbelotta No and no.
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  1795. @2013skywalker The only freedom these people want is to spend other people's money without consequences.
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  1796. France's presidential election is two-tier. First vote is to reduce the candidates to two. Macron and Le Pen got first and second place respectively, and now they run against each other in the final election.
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  1797.  @danieljwellsworth  According to the website Yahoo, the police reviewed footage of the event and the person now banned did not seem to shout any racial slurs. In one instance he was not there when it allegedly occurred, and in the other he was busy on his phone. So far there appears to be no video footage that shows this happened and no one besides this volleyball player have said they heard this.
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  1798. Just accept that the Democrats and the media sucked you into another nothingburger, and move on. They've been stringing you along with this kind of crap for 6 years now. It's been long enough. Trump is not going to jail.
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  1799. If he was executed somewhere, shame on those who did it. I don't like Gaddafi and I'm glad his reign came to an end but no one deserves to die like that.
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  1800. The belief that voting machines are rigged isn't unique to Republicans. I've heard this claim over and over, since Gore's loss in 2000. Since in theory it is easy to do, and do it without leaving a trial, people are naturally paranoid about them. This very convention might even exist because of this. Not acknowledging this and instead use it to frame Republicans as crazy and even dangerous just show how disingenuous CNN is. The media is the real threat to democracy.
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  1801. Don Lemon can still do his thing on X. It's just that Elon won't be paying him millions for it. That's not stifling free speech.
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  1802. @kingofent it's 'feminist'
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  1803. Looks like the white militia kid got chased by peaceful protestors in both instances.
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  1804.  @shawnmurray9964  He wasn't. He is still under contract. They're just not airing his show anymore.
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  1805. "supernatural"?
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  1806. This is a very scary development. The EU is borrowing this money, which would've been unthinkable just a year ago. Now they only need the power to tax Europeans, and it's a fully-fledged government. And look what they do with this money, bribing countries to adopt their progressive ideology. And they don't just do this to Hungary; in my country universities are forced to make "gender", "diversity" and "intersectionality" part of their curriculum if they want to receive financial support for research. Our parliament voted a similar proposal down, but the EU is now blackmailing our higher education to adopt this, with our own money.
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  1807. I don't follow football, but I'm glad that the team that didn't bend the knee won.
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  1808.  @jgreen2015  Yea, but no.
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  1809. Marc Fogel, who is straight and Caucasian, has to do 14 year of hard labor in Russia for a similar offense.And unlike with Griner here, nobody is trying to get him released .
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  1810. Iceland didn't print money to meet its debts or bail out their banks, thats why it's fallacious to use it as proof. As for your question, I already addressed what's wrong with it. Also who are these 'bankers' you mention? Are you referring to the dispute Iceland has with the Netherlands and the UK?
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  1811. @Segepop They're making fun of same-sex marriages and the people who support it.
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  1812. 1:14 This is "experts" and the media laying the groundwork for financial reparations by Western countries to Pakistan, through legal means or else by moral blackmail. And if this reasoning gets accepted, either by Western politicians, the public or judges, then it will set a precedent with which we end up paying for all the misfortunes of the rest of the world. Many of these climate activists and other progressives are communists that just want to take down capitalism and the West.
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  1813. I think it's custom in the US to refer to a former president as president. It's like a honorary title.
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  1814.  @buzzhawk  What I said logically follows from what is being said in this video. You're claiming the opposite of what the video states.
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  1815. ​ @buzzhawk  Yet, the video suggests otherwise. Or why would locking down be a trade-off between flattening the curve and protecting the economy for everyone else, but a dominant strategy (as in always better) for the US?
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  1816. ​ @buzzhawk  The number you cited in your OP (32% Q2 YoY) is from the Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA). This is an "annualized" percentage. I don't think it's a year-on-year percentage either (but based on Q1 2020), but I'm not sure if it matters much. Basically, they extrapolated the percentage change for Q2 2020 to an entire year. (they assumed Q2 2020 was representative for a full year). In contrast, the numbers cited in this video for the Eurozone are only in comparison for the previous quarter (For the same quarter of the previous year (yoy) they're even worse for the Eurozone, around 14-15%) and more importantly, they're not annualized. I'm sure more goes into it than just multiplying a percentage by 4, but I'd expect if Europe's numbers would be annualized they'll appear to be equally bad or worse. In comparison, the GDP drop for the US for Q1 2020 is 9.5% and for Q2 2019 is around 9.9% (I calculated last one myself from the raw data of the BEA). In that light, the US performance wasn't that bad in comparison.
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  1817. He's a prime-minister, not a president.
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  1818. or maybe some in his audience are not of character or quality
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  1819. ​ @TheTen20  You may think that in hindsight they were justified to rebel, but neither I nor the OP were talking about that. The OP claims it was withheld economic assistance from Kiev that motivated the Donbas region to try to secede. I say it was inspired by events in Crimea. Yanokivich leaving might have led to the unrest in Crimea (real or astroturfed) and the subsequent referendum (mid march 2014) and the unrest in Donetsk and Luhansk (beginning april) that followed was inspired by these events in Crimea
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  1820.  @lockwoodpeckinpaugh9252  One thing I am curious about is that the Biden administration has now claimed Paul Whelan's release wasn't even in the cards, yet NBC had earlier stated that it was, based on information of someone within the administration. I wonder who is telling the truth here.
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  1821.  @lockwoodpeckinpaugh9252  Yea, and I wonder if that is true.
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  1822.  @emanuel_soundtrack  Not at all, still holds true.
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  1823. And what do you base all this on?
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  1824. Printing money leads to inflation, which in turn leads to higher interests. So it won't be 'printed for free'.
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  1825. He will be back in four years.
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  1826. I am all for Ukraine to win and all, but isn't this a violation of the Geneva convention on the treatment of POWs?
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  1827. Really? Seems like Conan is behaving here as the stereotypical 'white savior'.
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  1828.  @sophiaroberts8061  You're being misled by the video and your own wishful thinking. In the year that this takes place they made a separate category just for women.
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  1829.  @sophiaroberts8061  doesn't make it any less true :) Just FYI, I did look this up back then and again now. It's the "RED BULL BC ONE WORLD FINAL 2018" and women never won before until that year when they gave them their own competition.
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  1830.  @sophiaroberts8061  I'm not sure why you feel a need to turn to insults now. You were just wrong. Accept it. And if you don't want me to react, then don't respond to my comments. It's not hard.
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  1831.  @sophiaroberts8061  okay then. bye
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  1832.  @moisesgonzalez1552  Nobody said anything about feathers.
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  1833.  @moisesgonzalez1552  Ah ok. Feathers might have been a mapuche thing as well, though. I doubt that is what inspired the video creator however...
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  1834. Saeivgc -- You don't know what corruption is. Paying someone to not disclose something is common and legal. Just google 'non-disclosure agreement'.
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  1835. @akingtoddd -- Maybe he lied because he didn't want to upset his wife and ruin his marriage? Seems like a perfectly valid reason to me. As for lacking moral values, if he was some sort of bible thumping Christian, then maybe that would be relevant.
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  1836. akingtoddd -- Appealing to morality is only convincing to other people if they share that morality.
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  1837. @TheMuddaser Mankind has lived millennia without the USA and it's never been peaceful, so keep on dreaming.
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  1838. If this ban becomes law then I am sure it will anger a lot of fishermen.
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  1839.  @revenant7734  I know and I still call that a foreigner.
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  1840. Notice how she has what appears to be a bruise on the left side of her face.
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  1841.  @4SteveKombolis  I posted my own screenshot of it but the link is not showing up here. However, you can see on the bodycam of the front police officer. She first drops down, then semi jumps forward from her crouched position as she throws the pot at him. Just find the full video (channel policeactivity has it) put it on 0.,25 and it's pretty clear.
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  1842.  @Badbaby72  Just telling the truth as I see it, ma'am.
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  1843.  @SamD.GOAT0326  No. You just need to go to a primary source, and play the footage of the officer closest to her during the shooting at 0.25x.
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  1844.  @SamD.GOAT0326  Sounds more like it is you who needs to have his eyes checked.
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  1845. Je stelt je aan.
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  1846.  @Cthulhu4President  Wasn't the claim back then that Trump stole that election with Russia's help?
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  1847. She looks like an African wildcat.
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  1848. What CNN isn't telling you here is that McGonigal was also involved with kickstarting the Trump-Russia collusion investigation. From NYP: "FBI Deputy Assistant Director Jonathan Moffa told Senate Judiciary Committee staffers in 2020 that he got a July 2016 email from McGonigal which “contained essentially that reporting, which then served as the basis for the opening of the case.”
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  1849.  @Abcd-jz4gp  I'm beginning to think that as well. Over 6 years of investigations now with very little to show for it.
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  1850. I would think that we know this now is good news for bees.
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  1851. I don't like Fox, but Tucker Carlson is great. Fox News really should give him his own YT channel and upload his content there.
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  1852.  @anthonyf22  I'm from Europe and so not a product of your school system.
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  1853. @TheJazairia LOL
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  1854. I don't think it's an attack or an accident. Just based on how he drove, he could've done much more harm. My guess is he wanted to get away from something ASAP and just didn't care enough about the people on the road ahead of him to stop.
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  1855. 2:10 That sounds like a sunk cost fallacy. Of course, the CNN news anchor is not challenging him on that, or that the US didn't just lose 7 billion in equipment, but that the Taliban gained all of that.
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  1856. I'd take that over the spineless kowtowing cowards that run my country.
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  1857.  @JacobOman-qb1lm Ik ben niet zo pessimistisch :)
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  1858.  @ShadowOps15 Wat was je comment?
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  1859. People in the US lost their minds. Trump is not that bad.
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  1860. There is no way for biologists to study all species for this behavior so I say your claim is baseless. In fact according to 'Biological Exuberance:Animal Homosexuality and Natural Diversity' it has only been observed in 500-1500 species, which is far less than 1%.
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  1861. @slonamu I wasn't arguing that Greece shouldn't default so I'm not sure what you're getting at.
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  1862. Good to see that Milei gives no quarter to communists.
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  1863.  @Elatenl  Gemeentes zijn een onderdeel van de overheid.
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  1864. I just saw the Fox segment and CNN is just (disingenuously?) projecting their own interpretation on it. There was nothing in Tucker Carlson's speech that indicates a racist meaning and it's much more likely he was referring to the garbage piles around these people's camps.
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  1865.  @aaronsailor827  Just search for '3 arrested for string of follow home robberies throughout Los Angeles '
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  1866. @BNPpatriot Speak for yourself. I'm perfectly happy with the EU.
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  1867. so pretty much like the rest of the world up until the 20th century
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  1868. I've been following this trial through a stream with 5-10 lawyers commentating and from them my impression is that the judge could've declared a mistrial with prejudice already if he wanted Kyle to go free. Apparently the prosecutor made a grave error bringing up that Rittenhouse at a point did not talk to the police. But the judge didn't.
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  1869. Lets hope so. For all the problems this crisis brings, at least its good for European integration.
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  1870.  @lenazubova6692  It was an ad-hoc referendum without any oversight, and given that the outcome of the referendum in Donbas was shown to have been fabricated, I don't think we can put much stock in the result of the one in Crimea.
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  1871. ​ @lenazubova6692  I'd prefer something with a little more rigor, though either way I don't think any form of census can be trusted if Russian elites are able to control the voting.
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  1872. There are more lies being told about Trump by the media, than told by Trump himself. The Russia-gate thing, the Ukraine phone call etc. All of it fell flat and the media has quietly moved on, without any self-reflection or acknowledgement either. I think many Americans are now at a point that they just trust the media less.
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  1873. Typical how the solution is to blackmail their men instead of doing the plumbing themselves. The latter would be an actual gender revolution.
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  1874. Probably too lazy to deliver them.
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  1875. Pink Panther -- How can Macron's policies be responsible for terrorist attacks that happened before his tenure?
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  1876. Poor Russians, all upset that soon their ability to slaughter western Europe has been slightly diminished. I think it's even a bit gruesome. And I'm only glad if their own missile shield gives them peace of mind, how unnecessary it may be since no Western nation wants to nuke them anyway.
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  1877. I think these cartels are much more dangerous than the drugs they peddle. Maybe it is time to allow for government controlled sale, to undercut these cartels while also keeping them suppressed.
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  1878. Not at all. If you say the things they like to hear you will be allowed to say it.
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  1879.  @dalejones9919  There is nothing wrong with a peace plan and withdrawing, but if it does not go according to plan you need to react to the new situation. Biden as president is the only person that can do this, and he is not doing it.
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  1880.  @valdomero738  He can't. To win a Darwin award you need to be childless. It's a prize for people who by their own stupidity removed themselves from the gene pool.
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  1881. As long as the euro is still here, predictions of its demise have failed to come true. So a record of 100% wrong calls as you put it. But maybe next year, who knows.
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  1882. I think she wasn't prepared for this question (probably had a very different expectation of this interview) and just couldn't think of a good rebuttal on spot, also realized she couldn't let there be a pauze and think it over since that would just reinforce the accustation, so she just blurted out the first thing that came to her mind.
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  1883. @lusteraliaszero A news ticker doesn't write itself.
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  1884. Yes, did you not hear the joy in her voice when she said "the film is narrated by his husband [...] the couple joins us..." @0:30 ?
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  1885.  @PandemoniumMeltDown It's not about the legality, but about the message it sends about the respect for property rights in Europe.
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  1886. its voice recognition software that generates these subtitles
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  1887. /watch?v=ODetOE6cbbc I hope this helps.
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  1888.  @houston356  You call it a fact (or FACT) that Russia did not want to trade Bout for Whelan, but you also refer Trump being unwilling to make this trade when offered (which imo is perfectly sensible). Also, NBC initially reported that it was either Griner or Whelan for the Russians. Now it seems strange that with Trump they were willing to give up Whelan, but not with Biden. Which means that either Biden's team did not negotiate this correctly, or, they are lying about Russia's position, possibly so that they don't have to admit they left a Marine because he did not tick the right progressive boxes.
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  1889. ​ @houston356  We know your hypothetical is irrelevant because according to the Biden administration, Whelan's release was never in the cards, right? That's what they are claiming. So then why would it matter what he wants? (unless you think they are actually lying about this)
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  1890. but...that would be undemocratic? Once you've held a referendum you need to wait a generation before you hold another one. That's how democracy works.
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  1891. Those are just words. So far, Biden has blamed everyone but himself for the Afghanistan disaster. As for Trump's handling of the corona crisis, from a European perspective the US hasn't done so badly.
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  1892.  Miguel Paul  I'd rate handing over an entire generation of women as sex slaves to Islamic fundamentalists as worse than that speech on bleach. Also, just fyi, Trump never recommended people should drink bleach.
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  1893.  Miguel Paul  I don't have to care about Afghan women to see this.
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  1894. The TDS is strong with this one...
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  1895. If the woman mentioned in this video was murdered mere days ago, without their having been a full investigation or even a trial, how does this NousTous or France24 even know why she was murdered? Is "femicide" simply assumed now when a woman is murdered?
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  1896. I wouldn't mind seeing more reactions to The Good Wife as well.
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  1897. I doubt Merkel has had an enjoyable year.
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  1898. I love that they confirmed the validity of it.
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  1899. ​ @stonefree67  If Trump is a loser, then he is a pretty successful one. Forbes estimates his net-worth around 2.5 bil. And maybe he was twice impeachment, but he was also twice exonerated. (so most exonerated president ever!) Also, you say that Trump "started the Afghanistan debacle", but Biden actually voted for it during his time as senator, and with that, and his time as vice president and now as president no other politician has been more involved with this disastrous war than he.
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  1900. ​ @stonefree67  What you say here is actually not true. He did get a lot of money from his father, both his "small loan" and his inheritance, but the majority of his wealth is not from that. And FYI, I'm not a Trump supporter. I don't have any illusions of Trump being this self-made man or some financial genius, but he is really good at selling himself. I just think he isn't as bad as the media makes him out to be, and he if you look past all the bluster his presidency was actually pretty good.
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  1901. This is the quality content I subscribed for
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  1902. 16:40 Just why? It's clearly not poverty here, so why then subject yourself to thisf?
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  1903. Just another trick by the Left to strengthen their stranglehold on politics.
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  1904. ​ @RealMTBAddict  The word you're looking for is 'acquitted'.
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  1905. ​ @dystopiaisutopia  The senate voted on the charges and found him not guilty. Being found not guilty is the literal definition of acquitted. So Trump was acquitted.
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  1906. You should look into China's cultural revolution.
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  1907. @AvangingAngel Doesn't the Lord our God tell us that if a man lies with another men he should be put to death?
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  1908. The Polish military expects the training for the leopard 2 to take 5 weeks. No idea about the f16s.
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  1909.  @lr84p38  I'm pretty sure the part about Trump grabbing the wheel has been denied by those actually there. It's up to this "commission" to depose them.
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  1910.  @mikekelley2877  She testified about something she was told about, not had witnessed herself. So it is hearsay.
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  1911.  @asregdor3386  I haven't heard that, but I don't think it matters. Her testimony about the incident in the car by itself is (or should be) meaningless. They should still depose these SS agents anyway to corroborate her claims, and if they knew she was going to testify about this before her hearing, they should've already done that.
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  1912. @4tの養豚場 Chickens and cows aren't all that intelligent though, and idk how they do it at your place of residence but where I live none of these animals get butchered while they're still alive. And if they would, then maybe that practice should end as well.
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  1913.  @nigeljohnson9820  Ah, okay. So a bit like guerrilla warfare then? ;)
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  1914. @slavixtube And yet all your former 'allies' want to join it.
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  1915. @Gr33kElite According to the video description Serbs make up 10% of Kosovo's general population, not 30%. And according to Wikipedia it's even less than that, namely 4% (and 92% Albanians). If you were talking about Albania it's less than 2 %.
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  1916. That the reason is antisemitism is just spin. She resigned because right wing activists (like Christopher Rufo) found dozens of instances of plagiarism in her work.
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  1917. Nice job ignoring the fact that he was already planning his suicide before the whole ordeal with the 'spying' started. If they had an opportunity to pin the suicide on Ravi they would have gone for it, but they didn't because they couldn't. His mother probably was the one that drove him to it, but of course its much easier to blame some foreign kid.
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  1918.  @jimmyandtheresurrection7247  What does that even mean?
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  1919. Ordinary Sunday in Africa.
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  1920. then Democrats will finally get what they've been praying for.
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  1921. Using terms like "in the bag" doesn't really sound like you're interested in justice.
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  1922.  @donnabrockbank8296  At this point that is just an opinion.
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  1923. afaik incompetence is not a valid reason for impeachment.
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  1924. @Hayle Seyton I don't think I made any spelling or grammar mistakes, but English isn't my main language, so feel free to school me.
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  1925. @Hayle Seyton Okay :)
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  1926. @slonamu One of the reason Greece always had a lackluster economy is because of their tendency to devalue their currency. It doesn't help a country in the long run. They're better of if they stay in the Euro and instead try to become more competitive by innovating.
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  1927. I agree but I think Joe Biden's public stance of not wanting to put the US into any war and the failure of his Afghanistan response has precipitated this. Not that the US should get into wars as it did in the past, but some causes are worth the sacrifice, and even if you don't think it is, he shouldn't have said it out aloud.
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  1928. She's an Antifa member herself I think. Just search for "Lacy MacAuley" here on YT
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  1929. If I wanted to spread White supremacist views, I would be far more interested in reaching White people who aren't White supremacists.
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  1930. I objected to your question. As I already explained, you give me two options as though those are valid and the only valid. Of course if you want to claim that I 'dodge your question' so you can dodge mine I understand perfectly.
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  1931. I'm all for halting climate change, but the planet has been much warmer in the past and life is not going to be extinct any time soon. Your hyperbolic statement that humanity has less than a decade left just makes people who are concerned about climate change look stupid.
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  1932. This is horrifying, that stuff like this happens. I hope she's doing better now.
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  1933. I am sure I am not the only one who worries that WW3 might be right around the corner. Biden has shown himself to be a weak and incompetent leader. which emboldens America's enemies, both internal and external.
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  1934. What a great guy.
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  1935. @journeytoislam Resolution 1973 authorizes more than just a no-fly zone.
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  1936. Derek Chauvin has been sacrificed to appease the mob. A mob riled up by a disingenuous media, by opportunistic politicians, and by the grifters of BLM.
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  1937. Looks like Abiy Ahmed is losing the war he started.
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  1938. 1:40 Yet Trump always touted the vaccine as his solution for getting out of this pandemic, and Biden actually fear mongered about the vaccine, stating the he would be hesitant to take it.
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  1939.  @Meded-bi5qd  You can find a comprehensive video of both shooting incidents he was involved in here on YT at watch?v=92WmN6er7W0
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  1940. So the mere fact that a Black man got wrongfully arrested means he was the victim of racial profiling?
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  1941. CNN will report on this. They won't report on that the FBI has already determined that there is little evidence that this was an organized coup.They also won't report that when Boris Johnson' allowed a journalist to ask a question during his visit to the White House this week, Biden's aids forcefully ushered all the journalists out of the room.
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  1942. So now Mastadon has turned out to be a dud, the Progressives have pinned their hopes on Threads to drag people back into the bubble of approved thought.
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  1943. ​ Kitty Genovese  I said the instability was already there, and whether it was caused by "Freedom fighters" or Islamic terrorists is beside the point. Also, fyi, Italy was one of the participants.
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  1944. Sure Jan
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  1945.  @mamamalamut9478  A nuclear meltdown is a local disaster, though. In the 80s and 90s countries moved away to coal because of Chernobyl, but coal causes the Earth's temperature to rise, which is a global problem. It just seems silly to trade what is a small chance of a local problem for a certain global problem.
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  1946.  @enhur9636  Also a local problem. Just store it in some underground area.
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  1947.  @jeanaiplu3840  There are plenty of sparsely populated areas on the planet. Also, that the availability of water would be some sort of limiting factor I think is far-fetched.
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  1948.  @jeanaiplu3840  I was talking about nuclear waste storage.
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  1949.  @jeanaiplu3840  Nuclear energy doesn't require much more water than most other forms of energy generation. Reactors are a closed system, though they do use up fresh water, but nothing like some other forms of human activities.
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  1950.  @jeanaiplu3840  I don't think many accidents during transportation have happened, and certainty not since recent decades. I doubt anyone has ever even died as a result, unlike for example with wind turbines, that cause 5-10 fatal accidents per year, just in the UK alone.
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  1951. There hasn't even been a trial yet but already Euronews knows the problem is "systemic racism".
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  1952. Maria Papagiannidi -- I think that's a very unlikely scenario. A country that would be in NATO and the EU won't and can't annex foreign territory of another NATO/EU country. And if by political means, you ask for a formal recognition of what they consider their territory as a prerequisite.
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  1953. It's not that bad. I think Twitter is actually a lot of fun now.
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  1954. What's the point of listening to a speech if you're not supposed to judge the content of it?
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  1955. So much salt in the comment section.
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  1956. He's not the most corrupt, just the most scrutinized and maligned.
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  1957. I think something like that is also what they are trying to imply. People rescue other people all day, and it's heart warming that they do, but the media does not report on those because it doesn't meet some standard that makes it news worthy. Here the standard is that it has a race angle, and that they then can masquerade due his disability. Everyone gets the race angle since we've been trained by outlets like CNN to see race, but we don't have to admit it to ourselves because the guy is also disabled.
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  1958. @gigamoment If Greeks are hard workers or not is irrelevant. The fact is that their government can only keep up its expenses by running a deficit. So Greece lives beyond its means. How luxurious or sober that may be or how much at fault the banks are that suckered them into this doesn't matter. Something has to give and what these hooligans in the video are doing will only make it worse. Instead of protesting they should tighten their belts and go back to work.
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  1959. 2:36 I bet that if white people were 3 to 4 times more likely to be diagnosed with schizophrenia, then that would be attributed to racism as well. (along the lines of POCs not getting the proper medical diagnoses/being ignored by the medical profession")
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  1960. How many years have you believed now that Trump's imminent downfall is at hand?
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  1961. Love them or hate them: Trump's children are successful and Biden's children are a mess.
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