Comments by "Samson Soturian" (@samsonsoturian6013) on "DW News" channel.

  1. You wanted a siege, you got a siege.
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  2. Revoke their visas. Problem solved
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  3. The officer behind the attack was probably trying to sabotage the negotiations.
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  4. Guys, it's simple. By Chinese law it is illegal to refuse to help the authorities when asked. If the Ministry of State Security wants to install bugs in Huawei electronics, then the execs will be committing a felony if they don't.
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  5. Subsidies don't really lower costs. They just shift the cost into taxes.
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  6. What makes you think cartel soldiers are different from the rest of them?
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  7. That's silly. How they suppose to loan money when there's no one paying in? What they going to do? Print digital currencies? Wait...
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  8. It will never happen. You can bet your life upon it
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  9. Good, then some people can get their jobs back and that ship won't go to waste. This mostly effects the Chinese venture they work for, and frankly these kinds of high profile collapses are frequent over there due to extreme leverage.
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  10. Literally nothing has changed in the middle east.
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  11. "Ethical and animal rights issues." You're asking an omnivorous species to weigh animal life versus human life as if you're not sure what the answer will be...
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  12. Is Turkey's NATO membership in jeopardy?
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  13. Someone has a death wish.....
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  14. DW is suppose to be neutral
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  15. He's no different from the rest of them
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  16. "Criminal syndicates" is too generous. Hooligan bros with knives is more accurate.
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  17. "A slaughter to remember!" -Fl4k
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  18. Not any better for China, which has its banking sector collapse completely with default rates exceeding 50% in many cities
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  19. They were drinking wine on a beer budget and lying about living standards in their country.
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  20. That's the reality of the Middle East. Locals beating each other over who will rule a trash heap.
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  21. No
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  22. Nothing. The alleged crime is irrelevant, it's just an excuse to beat on cops.
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  23. There is very little manufacture or technical jobs in Turkey and most of what they have is either foreign run or run by men with foreign educations (Turkish schools range from rudimentary to fraudulent). Most middle class persons work for these foreign businesses and a large portion of government revenue comes from them whilst much of life continues the same as it did during the Ottoman era. They largely import finished manufactured goods and skilled labor whilst exporting natural resources and cheap labor. The effects of this can be seen in their military hardware as they have to seek a developed nation that will sell weapons whilst being in proxy wars with literally every last one of them. Like most countries in the Middle East, Turkey is as much a turdhole as Africa but works hard to maintain the fraudulent image of a "middle income country."
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  24. "It seems FTX outgrew the people who were running it." The burns write themselves with this one...
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  25. Not destroyed. Total losses are like 0.1% of Gaza so far.
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  26. That country collapsed years ago.
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  27. You think anyone in Turkey knows how to manage currency?
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  28. Tell it to the Arabs
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  29. That's not what happened. NATO intervened in the Kosovar War of Independence and won, and that has been the status quo since before you were born.
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  30. Separatists? These guys have been independent since before YouTube was invented
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  31. This is silly. How exactly is removing a diplomat punishing France for anything they may or may not have done?
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  32. "Fighting civilians" is a weird distortion. Most of the country is actually run by local militias that may or may not have uniforms and may or may not get along with the national govenrment
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  33. It's circular investing
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  34. Why do you think people study journalism in college? To ram their opinions down other's throats.
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  35. The nepotism is strong with the Turk...
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  36. "The Pope? How many divisions he got?" -Stuff Stalin probably didn't say.
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  37. This news source is blaming famine and such on global warming but such things have been routine in Africa since prehistory.
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  38. We used to call these colonies but these days we're required to pretend they're independent states
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  39. That's preposterous on so many levels. Do you even know what the CIA is?
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  40. This has nothing to due with Covid. It's all about systemic incompetence, corruption, and infighting.
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  41.  @phantom1076  it literally wasn't, goofball
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  42. The origin of the feud was the last President is accused of receiving bribes while he was a governor, which he denies of course, alleging it's just libel to be rid of him. Whether or not that's true is unknown, but he certainly acted as if he expected people to believe in his innocence when he tried to dissolve Congress. Most Peruvian Presidents retire to a jail cell. This is just business as usual.
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  43. Serbia's only connection to Moscow is a mutual enemy. But either way, I doubt Belgrade will want to follow the many unwritten rules the EU has.
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  44. It's not like UNRWA and Damascus have been embezzling charity funds for years
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  45. Gaza never left the middle ages
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  46. Do we know for a fact whether or not the PM is on Beijing's payroll?
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  47. No weapon is outdated
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  48. No one cares
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  49.  @Kaisersozze  Afghanistan was never operational
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  50. Everyone scripts what they say on television
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  51. She did the books at a death factory. That is just as illegal as doing the books for a meth factory.
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  52. Let me guess. Prisoner is a rich Algerian?
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  53. All of Gaza, then?
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  54. There's at least a half dozen other pending cases. No idea if the culprits will live to be tried
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  55. What makes you think these goons want their communities to be safe?
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  56. Factories across the country are closed. Locals report there are hundreds of job seekers willing to pay application fees for every available job.
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  57. Belfast is as British as Wales. End of story.
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  58. I think DW should learn the first thing about the Belgian Congo before damning modern Belgians for stuff done by men who are long dead.
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  59. Lose the sycophancy. Interviews like this are semi-scripted
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  60. CNN said at least one of their Gazan freelancers turned out to be a Hamas soldier actively participating in the fighting.
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  61. There's a bunch of random documents with her signature or initials on them plus witnesses who gave a description when they were alive.
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  62. When did that happen?
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  63. "Not of government of change, but a government with the same policies." That displays reckless ignorance of Israeli politics. The removal of Netanyahu had absolutely nothing to do with the Arabs, and had everything to do with Israel's internal affairs. The only parties that wouldn't do this in Israel are the Arab and Socialist parties and those guys are so small they often don't get a seat in Parliament (or their leaders get busted for embezzlement).
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  64. You'd think state run news would be impartial to domestic politics but you'd be wrong
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  65. Poland is not a factor in Poland
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  66. Why was this town targeted, though?
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  67.  @zolac9732  I don't doubt it, but that doesn't answer the question
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  68. @badeed xildiid ethnic Russians. They're Lithuanian citizens.
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  69. Of course the EU didn't give the loan. The EU don't do ponzi schemes
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  70. Quit politicizing this junk. Serbia is a small country that no one pays attention to, violence is not "rare" just because you hadn't heard of it.
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  71. Ukraine is full of it in this instance. Those kids are in orphanages because of the war. No one is abducting kids for laughs and giggles.
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  72. They don't want their reporters to be beaten by random immigrants
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  73. Don't give local vandals ideas.
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  74. Dude, if Israel was ever intent on committing genocide it would be over in a matter of days. They got nukes.
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  75. As if the Congo doesn't receive charity by the literal ton since colonial days
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  76. Airlines have the same problems as Uber drivers. Competition varies year to year, gas price varies, and demand varies. A lot of risk and not a lot of money (relative to the price of a plane). High profits this year means too much competition next year
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  77. Two things, endemic corruption has been a thing in Guinea-Bissau for as long as written records exist. Second, IIRC the drug trade took off there where some Columbian tourists found the locals throwing away cocaine, not knowing what it was. Of course, they salvaged the stuff, and started selling it.
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  78. A lot of Iceland's volcanoes are connected underground
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  79. Let's rename the place the Republic of Liars
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  80. The Malian government also denies hiring Russian PMCs, and it's a wonder why they don't.
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  81. Don't be silly
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  82. "If your only tool is a hammer, everything looks like a nail." An internet link means nothing to Gaza
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  83. South Africa is to blame for this
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  84. Not exactly. A lot of these guys simply hate the government, others simply want an excuse to riot, others only care that it was a Kurdish woman, and others are trying to use the situation to seize high office. It is not clear why she was killed, much less whether this is a woman's rights issue. Business as usual in Persia...
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  85. Lose the trash talk
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  86. No one asked you
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  87.  @BifronsCandle  Uh, no one. It's been a crowded city since the iron age. The population did increase a lot over the past 80 years due to globalization
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  88. "A new era" by Chinese standards is about a dozen or so business deals that'll last less than a decade.
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  89. Lying does nothing in this instance as NATO is not a country and there are a list of states that recognize Kosovar independence. Most nations simply can't be bothered taking sides in a small matter in a remote area
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  90. No. End of story.
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  91. Argentina is weird where they go into major Depression every decade.
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  92. Only 20% of the population had full time employment before the war. this isn't much different
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  93. Do you want to die?
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  94. This got nothing to do with that
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  95. The world never heard of Nevalny
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  96. Please leave history to those of us that actually study history.
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  97. It's always been a nation of squatters, transients, and nomads
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  98. How they giving universal insurance when they can't even keep hospitals open?
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  99. Just because you don't hear a lot from them doesn't mean they're peaceful.
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  100. Only for a couple decades and only a handful of towns were actually German. The war they're talking about actually didn't see genocide as most the deaths were due to famine/disease.
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  101. Your English leaves much to be desired
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  102. Their aim is bad enough it's hard to tell what they're aiming at.
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  103. Quit playing politics with people's lives.
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  104. Nothing out of the ordinary. The army said the action was approved ten days ago but put it off because they didn't want to interrupt the holiday or move in the heat.
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  105. Protests never did anything for anyone
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  106. We overuse terms like "national emergency" these days. Such terms were meant to refer to a literal act of war, not a retarded protest.
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  107. How? 90% of their force are addicts. Or is this ban just systemic seizure.
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  108. Women cover for the men in their lives all the time. Ask any gang member.
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  109. It does locally.
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  110. She was arrested for not wearing it correctly, you mean. And that's such an arbitrary thing to arrest someone for that it goes without saying she was arrested for some other reason. Perhaps they butt stroked her in anger and killed her by accident, IDK.
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  111. Except you vastly underestimate the amount of fraud involved in projected earnings in China
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  112. Not all of it. Coffee cited a variety of news sources too
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  113. DW doesn't know what apartheid means.
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  114. What makes you think they want to limit damage?
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  115. It's a struggle just to keep the machines running due to various sorts of employee theft. About 80% of public funds are misused in some fashion or another.
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  116. Tesla has a factory in Germany. No knockoffs
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  117. It literally isn't. Never was, never will be.
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  118. That war was years ago. Do you even know who is in charge in Libya?
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  119. The government is no different from the gangs so who cares?
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  120. No. They bearly even knew of each other's existence until the Age of Discovery. A few diplomats and traders are known to have gotten that far west but that's it
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  121.  @ComeForPeace  I'm a military historian. The silk road was never a direct line of contact, very few people traveled even half its length. In fact, one Chinese diplomat arrived near modern Kuwait and he was searching for the Roman Empire he had heard rumors of, but due to the language barrier, he got the impression he'd have to sail around the Arabian Peninsula which due to weather could take as much as a year, so he turned around. There's one reference to a later Roman Emperor receiving a diplomat we think was Chinese, though
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  122. Higher tolls mean fewer drivers
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  123. "My enemy's enemy is my friend." -Some guy who was backstabbed
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  124. Like Voltaire, who praised the murder of innocent nobles simply because they inherited their positions.
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  125. Irrelevant. The war continues until someone surrenders
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  126. That last bit is silly. You get better gas milage with a bigger plane and you don't have to pay as many pilots
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  127. No one cares
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  128. You use the word colonial strangely
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  129. It's just an excuse for extortion. Everything is down there
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  130. Please leave history to those of us that read history, DW.
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  131. DW doesn't know basic economics
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  132. First that is expensive, second volcanoes can move small landmasses so depending where the eruption is that may be useless.
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  133. Not always.
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  134. Why?
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  135. And replace them with who? Everyone's favorite genocidal Bantu?
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  136. The government is no different from anyone else.
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  137.  @sindiswandlwana4259  foreign? There's plenty of private SA ventures, but in recent years they've been leaving the country
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  138. No one cares
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  139. Same story, different year.
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  140. Come now. We're not going to assume it was a political hit. There's never any shortage of reasons to off a journalist. Why'd they flee Russia to begin with?
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  141. DW can't get an anchor that speaks English or German natively?
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  142. What?
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  143.  @jaja3359  "Freedom" is a euphemism for "domination" in Africa.
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  144. For context, and election campaign in Pakistan is as violent as a counterinsurgency campaign in Afghanistan.
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  145. Not news
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  146. How can you talk so much but say so little?
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  147. Alienation? When were they ever accepted? Besides when the Bits ruled, of course.
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  148. Vhut?
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  149. These fools are whining about the last 20 years as if this hasn't been normal in Iraq for 200 years.
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  150. "Do not ascribe to malice what can adequately explained by incompetence." -Napoleon
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  151. Not that much, and depends how you count
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  152.  @SpruceWood-NEG  quit spamming, gong fei
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  153. Because Presidents tweet about it, so we argue ad nauseum.
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  154. That's an oxymoron.
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  155. No, the rich have become poorer in South Africa faster than the poor on account most major corporations have collapsed.
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  156. Already solved. Each of those mirror plates has motors that can adjust and distort them into just the right shape. The motors are so precise they can move at the same rate grass grows at set the mirrors to an accuracy of a micron or two.
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  157. Those guns have been around for decades and some were provided free of charge by friends abroad and others stolen from governments stores.
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  158. Needlessly editorialization. And there's nothing defiant about this move.
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  159.  @hydrohasspoken6227  that's not even relevant here
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  160. "They call me; MISTA PIIIIG!!!!!" -Patient, prolly.
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  161. Hilarious, but the land in question was purchased from locals.
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  162. @shades2.183  I hardly see how I revealed an affiliation.
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  163. I distinctly recall global warming predictions from the mid-2000's that said the oceans will have risen several feet by 2020. That should show you the value of these predictions.
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  164. Elon Musk commented on German bureaucracy by saying there were literally millions of pages of paperwork needed in order to build his gigafactory.
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  165. Yes, but will the road last more than a few years?
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  166. Why would anyone care?
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  167. Hamas is 2/3 dead
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  168.  @nicksg3002  it's frankly preposterous to blame all deaths on whatever fool is in office at the time
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  169. DW continues to refuse to read a wiki article on the Belgian Congo before publishing this junk.
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  170. They are all liars.
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  171. That never happened. The Serbs were never even accused of genocide
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  172. Put the weed down
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  173.  @rabbit9360  calling this lady juvenile is a deliberate exaggeration. She was old enough to enlist
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  174. Not if you know anything
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  175. Quit whining. He knew the risks of being in enemy territory. Especially when they got censorship laws.
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  176.  @cageybee7221  It forced people to pay for a service they couldn't really afford.
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  177. That's the Russian's turf.
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  178. Especially since they fail to bring up any crime that actually happened. They simply blame Belgium for all deaths during that time period, from gunshot wounds to malaria.
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  179. What?
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  180. The correct verb is "raid," not invade
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  181. Did they simply declare it or are there actually Azeris in there?
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  182. Tell it to the Macedonians. Geographic names and ethnic origins are irrelevant in national conflicts.
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  183. ​ @tonyandrade2852 he's just talking trash
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  184. Fire him for incompetence
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  185. They've had water issues for center
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  186. The eruption in Iceland was only predicted because the locals had first rate scientists with GPS trackers that monitored every inch of movement of the mountain. They closed the mountain and warned the farmers well ahead of time, but no one knew the mountain would shut down all air travel in Europe.
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  187. Ever. There's no reason to believe they'll ever be a democracy.
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  188. She's probably two minutes from hysterics
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  189. Definitely English. MBS speaks it.
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  190. Don't bite the hand feeds you.
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  191. She says that, but the situation could easily change within a matter of weeks depending who is fighting who in the next war.
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  192.  @chinavirus841  You don't even know who the byzantines were, do you? You're evidently making this up as you go along
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  193. Come now. This wasn't exactly a turdworld country to begin with. Even if they did democratize they wouldn't get rich.
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  194. Not exactly. They work together following "my enemy's enemy is my friend."
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  195. ​ @hape3862 imperialism is an insult these days
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  196. They're doing a whole lot of nothing too.
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  197. Who said they have that? They ain't on anyone's side
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  198.  @denizylmaz3363  and yet all the currency reserves ended up in some fool's pocket.
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  199. @user-xu6vx7bh4b  not worth a billion dollars. This is a tiny country with no major cities
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  200. Allegedly it wasn't exactly a dam, it was just a clogged tunnel that conveniently held water back
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  201. Doesn't matter. Everyone who envies his post will blame him even if the cause is something else.
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  202. Yes, but a lot of people are owed back pay and bond payments.
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  203.  @jackholler3572  licing? Typo? And PPP refers to relative cost of living. For instance, Britain makes more money per capita than Russia, but the cost of land and rent and farm goods are lower in Russia. Good PPP numbers is often a sign of general poverty. For instance, groceries in Africa cost a fraction what they do in America, but that is because the farmers are extremely poor and would be happy with 10 dollars a day. Also those PPP rankings are useless because it varies wildly depending what basket of goods you measure. And the numbers are super easy to manipulate for that very reason. In Turkey's case, seeing how a lot of people's livelihoods are collecting recycle on foot and every last bit of modernization comes from Europe and NATO, it seems they're not really a middle income country.
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  204. You get what you pay for
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  205. The conflicts are unrelated
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  206. @IK MK  such as a promise to only say nice things about China, or a promise to conceal loans, or a bribe to a senior official, or to straight up rip off the customer with tofu dreg construction
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  207. Bravery? These were common goons.
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  208. Lose the hyperbole. This sort of hooliganism has been a staple of French politics since forever.
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  209.  @eksbocks9438  not in this case. French politics is mostly localized
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  210. The word you are looking for is "uncivilized." Savage is from the Latin "of the woods" while "civilized" referred to urban development
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  211. They are all unable and unwilling to intervene.
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  212. We ain't giving away free money just because you can't afford to borrow more.
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  213. That literally didn't happen. She's charged with accessory
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  214.  @SweBeach2023  Hubble is having a lot of senior moments, though.
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  215. In Chicago, there are more coyotes now than there were when the Chicago Indians lived there. The coyotes adapted by becoming fully nocturnal, digging burrows in parks, and eating pest animals like raccoons, mice, rabbit, squirrel, and birds. The Chicagoans leave them be.
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  216. You know this won't effect people's vacation habits, right?
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  217. Bizarre libel, as some people were killed in the riots there. Also, many countries don't criminalize holding signs.
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  218. No one cares
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  219.  @journeywithkeleene3641  except that got nothing to do with Namibia since they were only a German colony for a couple decades.
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  220. If the Brits couldn't destroy the caste system during the colonial era, then private companies can't do any better today.
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  221. Liar
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  222. Please leave Ireland to those of us that know the first thing about Ireland
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  223. He wasn't exactly anyone's stooge.
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  224.  @innocentiuslacrim2290  WHY SO MANY SUCK UPS IN THESE COMMENTS???
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  225. Lying isn't necessary in this instance.
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  226. It is when it's a death factory. Just as it is a crime to be a drug kingpin's accountant.
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  227.  @stoundingresults  That too. But a fact of life in the US and Mexico is the price of gas is proportionate to your distance from Texas.
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  228. NO. Most of this comes from farmers burning fields and city dwellers burning wood stoves.
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  229. The country was always loaded with crime, just not always inside the UN recognized government.
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  230. Except they aren't. Peru is neutral.
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  231. It's a ponzi scheme
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  232. Business as usual
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  233. What makes you think they want to?
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  234. Smaller factions.
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  235. Lying isn't necessary in this instance
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  236. Please leave Ireland to those of us that know basic facts about Ireland.
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  237. Business as usual in that part of the world.
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  238. Like you'd know
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  239. Do you have a death wish?
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  240. Dude, these goons have been fighting each other since as long as records exist
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  241. They're no different
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  242. This particular land was purchased.
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  243. There was never any doubt he would. Just politicians wasting time, pretending they're in charge.
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  244. Like you?
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  245. They have neither the funds nor the skills for that.
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  246. They don't refine the oil. They try to, but they neither have the equipment or expertise to make gasoline.
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  247. Another thing about busses in this area is they're usually packed to the brim. A practice that was normalized during the Communist era when state resources were allocated elsewhere and many rural areas relied on a handful of buses.
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  248. Actually I think it's one human with too much time on his hands
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  249. Dude, it's hot, dry, and windy. Doesn't take much for a forest fire
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  250. Yes, I too, watch Patrick Boyle.
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  251. Street thugs? This was a straight forward riot by the looks of it.
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  252. This is a conspiritard group. Mostly online circlejerks. The number of account is misleading since they all got dozens, and most of them are simply trolls in the classic sense (they think spreading lies is funny)
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  253. You're not half as familiar with European history as you think you are.
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  254. Please leave Africa to those of us who know basic facts about Africa
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  255. Vhut?
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  256. One side has an army, the other does not. There's no question who will get their way.
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  257. No one does
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  258. The goal is not to fix any issue, the goal is shut people up
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  259. Quit making preposterous comparisons to first world countries.
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  260. He did commit an act of war, though. Peruvians do everything the hard way.
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  261. Proving that his orders directly lead to any deaths is pretty much impossible, but given the plaintiffs are his political rivals you can be sure they'll take it to trial. No clue how this will end.
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  262. Do you have a death wish?
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  263. That rules you out
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  264. Same reason Americans blame "inner city crime" on poverty or gun laws.
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  265.  @iggy5347  you haven't been reading the news
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  266.  @rivertonhigh-v4t  no, no, no, no, no, and no.
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  267. You build renewables.
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  268. Dude, it's all trash
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  269.  @bloomtv3-thealtchannel368  they didn't even have running water back then. The wells were muddy and brackish
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  270. Not exactly. The lines you see on the map mean nothing in this part of the world and Mali is in fact several states all equally lawless. Borders are undefined and highly fluid, and French intervention has seized key areas.
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  271.  @tonglu3699  It sounds like they are not knockoffs at all then. But German EVs
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  272. Don't you have a guard dog to poison?
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  273. Ironic statement from a country that never successfully seized territory.
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  274. Literally no one was there to tell them destroying bills increases the remaining currency's value. But either way what the ceremony shows is what they WANT to do, not what they have any chance of accomplishing.
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  275. That's life. It's not like we all don't take orders from our wives and mothers.
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  276. THose who don't know jack about Africa shouldn't make wild allegations.
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  277. You get angry when they show up in the news? That's where the comparison ends
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  278. You don't have to actually understand the problems at hand to make predictions since they're impossible to fact-check.
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  279.  @climatesolutions649  you're not helping with the wild allegations and condescension
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  280. Get real. That hospital has been run by Hamas affiliated doctors for decades
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  281. ​ @magatism the lava is the least deadly part of the volcano. Hot gas and pyroclastic flows (an avalanche of rock/ash/gas) are what kill.
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  282.  @magatism  and everyone knows it's coming days or weeks in advance. Also, most of it is on steep rocky mountains where few live. A pyroclastic flow is what killed Pompeii
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  283. Way too late to ascribe to that. This is mostly due to how BEE has propelled many illiterates and/or felons into skilled labor positions due solely to their demographics.
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  284. There is no law in the middle east to make anything either of those.
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  285. Egyptian votes don't matter
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  286. @dragani2330  it's just the only part of libya he's familiar with
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  287. Dude, this war is only possible because there is no government
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  288. Not news
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  289. People want an excuse to rob and harass
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  290.  @RazorMouth  Are you actively encouraging terrorism? And no, few if any Irish Brits want to leave England. In fact, even during Irish independence many Irish all over the country voted against it.
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  291.  @defcreator187  you seem to ascribe every kill in Mexico to them
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  292. The videos of the eruption were awesome, though. And I mean that literally as it fills you with awe before blowing you across town.
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  293.  @chinavirus841  "Europe" includes some states that were part of middle eastern empires. The Franks even ruled much of Syria for a time, and part of Europe was once part of the Arab world.
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  294.  @madjames1134  you should talk
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  295.  @madjames1134  he does have a large toxic fan base but most Brazilians are more concerned with local matters.
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  296. You must draw the distinction between Chinese expats and Chinese state run enterprises.
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  297. It was a mess before they got there
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  298. It's still incomprehensibly large
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  299. Because it's not worth the money to build it
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  300.  @wassim3331  ha
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  301. Come on, it's the usual sore loseres following an election. Happens all the time.
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  302. It is important. Germany don't do vigilantes.
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  303. Right. They really don't.
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  304.  @srgeas1292  I don't know where you think I'm from but you are wrong. And that's not necessarily the case. Hardships make borders more fluid but not warfare is a competitive field. I.E. the collapse of the Turkish economy means it's much more likely Turkey's neighbors will carve out territory at their expense.
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  305.  @jackholler3572  not everyone here has political motives. I'm a historian
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  306.  @inimeneinimene463  By that same logic the Congolese army is forever tainted by the systemic robbery/rape of the Belgian Congolese. And unlike Leopold that actually happened within living memory and isn't subject to hyperbole.
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  307. Probably misidentified as someone else, or tripped a land mine
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  308. Would they be complaining of they won?
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  309. America alone provides billions of dollars of charity and billions more in investments. The difference is no one is playing politics with this stuff and we ain't giving out Wallstreetbets level leverage.
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  310. ​ @dark_master_Makei  who said anything about debt forgiveness? We ain't asking for any.
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  311. Googling... Can confirm. Over 6% of mining took place there in 2020 due to comparatively cheap electricity and a Laissez-faire government. The current President wants crypto to be regulated, but signed a bill legalizing it anyway. All this together brought in miners from as far afield as Japan.
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  312. ​ @skycloud4802  everything satellite, basically. Not to mention the thousands of medical inventions
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  313.  @temperglass  liar.
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  314.  @temperglass  liar
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  315. @chinavirus841  I would, but was denied a visa. Politicians where I'm from are afraid of nukes so you have [claim to] be former special forces.
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  316. There's nothing anti-Hindu about the US enforcing its own non-discrimnation laws within the US against this caste nonsense
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  317. Hardeehar. As if this hasn't been ongoing for decades. In fact, the problem existed for centuries, it only just now became debilitating.
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  318. Only in Germany....
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  319. Probably just the number that signed up on a website
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  320. ANC isn't the only one behind BEE.
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  321.  @stevencharnock9271  very possible, and he's a surprisingly good actor if so. Go ask him when he lost his shoes. Oh wait, we can't.
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  322.  @windycityliz7711  makes sense why the fire spread, then
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  323. Battleships are obsolete.
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  324. This is a product of nepotism and embezzlement, not free markets.
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  325. Sarcasm?
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  326.  @gikigill788  baseless murder allegations are a felony
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  327. Building density didn't start the fire
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  328.  @SailorGreenTea  you can count the pending cases with your fingers. What are you going on about?
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  329.  @SailorGreenTea  what are you talking about?
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  330. She probably is sorry. All those decades probably did change her.
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  331. She didn't give the orders, but she did follow them.
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  332. She was a returnee. Meaning she fled her husband.
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  333. Sometimes yes. Sometimes the loan is conditional the debtor only says nice things about China.
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  334. You don't know that
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  335. Everyone says that during every major war. It's a veiled threat.
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  336. @SpruceWood-NEG  it's called loan shark
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  337. The Turcos speak Spanish natively and have little Arab DNA
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  338. ​ @renderz8435 men start all wars.
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  339. That's a wild exaggeration. There were surely horrible things she was connected to, and rules are rules
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  340. Because the EU don't do Ponzi schemes
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  341. To be fair, a lot of these protestors are encouraging people to harass/beat/kill government employees and their families. You can find a lot of these guys on Reddit.
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  342. Come on. We all know recognition is a matter of egos and land claims, not reality
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  343. What Roman kingdom? The Papal states were taken by Italy over a century ago.
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  344. Sinaloa only has contacts in the US. They don't own towns like they do in Sinaloa state.
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  345.  @worldatpeace8979  That front has been inactive for years, and there's more things happening in there than the Damascus-Ankara wars
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  346. Dude, Kosovo is literally garrisoned by the US, Britain, and Italy
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  347. The situations are not the same
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  348. Irrelevant.
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  349.  @SonGoku-kv2dc  It is for the moment. Get over it.
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  350.  @dongdong9560  I seriously can't tell if that's a joke
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  351. @Jonathan Brown  most countries don't require corporations to work for the government. And most countries have independent judiciaries
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  352.  @dongdong9560  you don't even know what the Ministry of State Security is do you?
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  353.  @mutkaluikkunen3926  the bosses are party members, yes. But they also explicitly stated they would never take such work but we know that's a lie
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  354. @N.C  that's neither the same thing, nor is that is what the law says. Companies must comply with surveillance warrants signed by a judge. At one point Apple's security was found to be good enough that a judge ordered them to backdoor it for the FBI. The Intelligence Community, however, relies on volunteer contractors. Former CIA agents say they never had any shortage of volunteers since everyone they approach thinks working for CIA is the coolest thing ever.
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  355.  @KinchasaurasRex  is that a weird joke or do you need shock therapy?
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  356.  @innocentiuslacrim2290  there's no need to lie in this instance
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  357.  @maxscania  trying to compare Israel and US conflicts together is like comparing Rhodesia to Murmansk. It just doesn't work.
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  358.  @maxscania  that demonstrates total ignorance of either Ebonics or Filestin.
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  359.  @maxscania  I wrote my master's thesis on Palestine. I sure ain't cherry picking data. There's frankly no comparable scenario to the Arab-Israeli Wars anywhere in history
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  360.  @maxscania  my opinions are as irrelevant as yours
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  361. No one gives a frick if you remove the tail. Most of these piggies are going to be bacon once they're full grown.
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  362. That's why civil protests are largely a zeitgeists of the last two centuries in the west, and even when they become riots we make excuses blaming the authorities for everything even when it makes no sense.
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  363. Dude, due to a loophole in the treaties the Belgian Congo was a separate kingdom also under the Belgian crown.
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  364. ​@TURE1215 they literally didn't, fool
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  365. In exists in many places in the middle east.
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  366. We all know at this point there's no please the ecoterrorists protesting the site.
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  367. Higher toll = fewer cars
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  368. I got news for you: "Global" news sources invariably hire recent college grads to do all the grunt work because reporters aren't actually paid well
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  369. ​ @wachox lying isn't necessary. AMLO did circumvent Congress on a number of matters
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  370. No one cares
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  371.  @taz09216  This is Namibia we're talking about. Most of the casualties were famine/disease induced and the Imperial German Army wasn't in the habit of slaughtering civvies.
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  372. You or him?
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  373. Mostly just gives basic training to the whole population. That's the most you can do in peacetime
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  374.  @seankavanagh7625  That’s both racist and silly. And no, I'm a historian from a different continent. The fact of the matter is Irish unity is almost as dead as "the south will rise again" nonsense.
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  375.  @justmythought7658  Being from the area just means you have incentive to lie.
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  376.  @broly2900  please leave military science to those of us that actually read about wars
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  377. Much of that cost is labor costs getting it from refinery to you. And an undervalued gas station attendant in the states makes as much in an hour as a Nigerian makes in a day.
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  378. No one cares
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  379. They keep saying that but are clearly putting it off hoping the Gazans surrender
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  380.  @aiswaryabersan7983  in Botswana? Nothing whatsoever
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  381.  @xpengfangirl7942  do you ever think before you speak?
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  382.  @Western_Decline  Don't you have a math test to fail, kid?
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  383. Do you have a death wish?
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  384. Weird thing to lie about, since even if it were true it shows who is dependent on who
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  385. The two incidents are unrelated.
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  386. People keep saying that as if we don't all know the IRA has been defunct for decades.
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  387. The usual logic gaps and looting.
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  388. The crypto markets that opened in Turkey were all scams. The websites "went down" and the men running them fled the country.
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  389. @mintheman7  this is a toll road, silly. And you don't see the revenue from many roads because it comes from gasoline taxes
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  390. Don't like Islamists?
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  391. Sign you don't know what you are talking about
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  392. Why are there so many sycophants in these comments?
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  393. It's Myanmar, they're all fighting for their own pocket books.
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  394. You're months behind events on the ground, DW.
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  395. That's preposterous. Bolsonarno actually believes the stuff coming out of his mouth, and there are actual genocidal types still hanging around if you know where to look.
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  396.  @shoutingmuteness3902  Portuguese. If this was really a matter of knowledge of Brazil you wouldn't be targeting me as you would know as well as I do that most infighting in Brazil has nothing to do with politics. And again, I'm not declaring anyone's guilt or innocence, I simply asserted it was silly to blame any one person for all of Brazil's deaths.
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  397.  @shoutingmuteness3902  are you mixing me up with someone else?
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  398. Lose the sycophancy. It's overpriced junk
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  399. No one is innocent in those mountains
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  400. Whatever solution there is needs to be done by illiterate farmers woth finite equipment and expertise.
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  401. Yeah, like how most states haven't banned cousin marriages because its always been pretty rare.
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  402.  @twostop6895  if you really believed that you would have offed yourself by now.
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  403. Then get out there and fight. We ain't stopping you
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  404. That's silly. This is tiny state with no major cities.
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  405.  @shaneryan9040  Except some Irish are Brits
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  406. Who?
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  407. You vastly overestimate your familiarity with the topic
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  408. Doesn't matter if it makes sense, it is so
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  409. No one cares
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  410. It's one of the pagan celebrations that was Christianized. It's suppose to be the date of Christ's rise from the grave but medieval people didn't know how to convert from the Hebrew to the Julian calendars.
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  411.  Bottoman Empire  Ankara never did that
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  412. Gaza's hospitals were hardly even hospitals as they had no equipment or qualified personell.
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  413. That's not a pejorative either side uses
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  414. It's called sensationalism.
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  415. Lose the sycophancy. His guilt is simply unknowable.
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  416. Leave Belgium to those of us that know basic facts about Belgium.
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  417. False equivalency
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  418. Screw anyone's sovereignty. The frontier is first come first serve. It doesn't matter if it's a government, corporation, or international agency.
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  419. They literally took a politician and made him a commander?
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  420. Video games are fun, these simulators aren't. It works and is cheaper than bullets and is especially good and teaching new recruits basic drills without the risk of a noob shooting themselves in the foot.
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  421. That's sarcasm?
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  422.  @Andy_M.S.c  Ya think anyone drafts YouTube comments? Or are you just looking for any excuse to berate strangers?
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  423. Spam somewhere else
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  424. That front has been largely inactive for over a year.
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  425.  @aaronrathbone6693  as does the rest of SA
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  426. What's with the sound?
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  427. Neither did China
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  428. Taiwan is the last remaining part of the Republic of China, the government that Communist China overthrew. Ergo, egos in Beijing's will never let thd matter rest no matter how little sense it makes.
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  429.  @saygebordeaux488  vhut? That is not the issue at hand
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  430. Because India is full of fraudsters. Those telephone scams being the tip of the iceberg.
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  431.  @talibjalloh928  secured in the oligarch's pockets. Who, I understand, have been fighting each other in recent years
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  432. Al Gor's election campaign speeches are at the real heart of the matter, not any consensus among science (there still is none).
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  433. It's the usual. Incompetence and corruption.
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  434.  @calvinblue894  except China can't force payment from Montenegro
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  435.  @timberwolfe1645  Pakistan growing on its own is like prisons reforming on their own.
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  436. The US hung a lot of those guys, but Japan has a non-critixal view of all sides of the war.
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  437. This was motivated by extortion, not religion
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  438. Most of the Bantustans had no power at all in those days.
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  439.  You Tube  what action, particularly? There's a bunch of different ideas floating around. Let's break it down, you must prove: 1. There was something he could have legally done. 2. That would have directly prevented deaths. 3. He knew this at the time. Point 3 appear to be not true at all because he not only appears to believing he was doing what was best for everyone... But a lot of people believed that. Come on, he was neither the first nor the last person to claim all these Covid measures were ineffective and that's not even mentioning the people spreading conspiracy theories. This all regardless of the ultimate truth whether lockdowns and such work.
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  440. This is business as usual in that part of the world.
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  441. The German government applies the same rules on everyone. And are you asking for a death sentence?
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  442. Western media usually sides with rioters regardless if it makes sense.
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  443. No one cares
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  444. Since when does Pooh Bear matter to the facts on the ground? That guy can't even get his own ministers to move their offices out of Beijing to save money.
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  445. Which defeats the point of crypto
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  446.  @walli6388  Germany ain't bailing out a Chinese enterprise
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  447.  @walli6388  I wasn't referring to them. I was refferring to the Chinese company that commissioned this ship
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  448. Not exactly. An election in Pakistan is more violent than a counterinsurgency in Afghanistan. Large chunks of the country are under full or partial military rule at any given time. During the last election many politicians feuded with the army over security simply because the army was controlling the who, what, when, and where of election campaigns whilst actively pressing their own candidates (who unsurprisingly won).
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  449. There's more in that area than Serbia.
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  450. It really is. There's lots of interesting local customs and they love to throw a party for friends.
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  451. Zilch.
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  452. He does. You just don't care to hear it.
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  453. Ha. FARC is still around, the ELN is fighting, there's still a number of drug cartels, and they're still screwing donkeys last I heard.
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  454. India doesn't have the competency or funds for that. And this isn't from power plants, it's from crop burning and wood stoves
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  455. No. Why would they? And there's nothing "illegal" about an act of war.
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  456.  MSC  you don't know the meaning of the word
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  457. Lose the boogieman nonsense
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  458.  @mikicerise6250  that ain't funny
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  459.  @ELXABER  It literally makes them German. Tesla doesn't do as Chinese state run firms do and import workers, Tesla hires local help (which is why they're abandoning China)
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  460. Weird argument, since near all the disputed land was simply purchased from local Arabs.
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  461.  @seankavanagh7625  As if people on this thread aren't goading Ireland to invade Belfast........
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  462. EU membership and colonialism are as unrelated as Moscow and homosexuality.
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  463.  @Dad-lu1oi  you won't have a happy life if you don't
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  464.  @Dad-lu1oi  before or after your girlfriend breaks your balls with her bare hands?
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  465. They didn't need anything more than they already had
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  466. No. Get over it
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  467. Where you are, maybe. But does Germany do early parole?
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  468. Except you're in a country where the currency is under control.
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  469. People come first
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  470.  @DerDoMeN  Do you want to become dinner?
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  471.  @climatesolutions649  the ultimate truth of the matter is irrelevant to what I just said.
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  472. Hysterics
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  473. It's always been as bad as Africa
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  474. That's silly. It's physically impossible to hog anything in space.
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  475.  @1112viggo  Do you have any idea how big space is?
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  476. Because it's cheap and volcanoes will blow away literally everything.
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  477.  @GWM2023  and yet you took months out of your life to speak broken English as if you really do want to.
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  478. Dammit. I missed it.
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  479. GW's reporters are about to get deported
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  480. Guys, these losers at Silicon Valley were all living in their own little world that only existed as long as the money printer was turned on. Sorry to burst your bubble... In more than one way.
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  481. No one is welcome in Saudi Arabia
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  482. Egos.
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  483. They are one of many players.
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  484. There's more in the Balkans than war crime allegations.
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  485.  @johnnysgaminglab2126  lose the pointless arguments. Neither of you know a damn thing about Yugoslavia.
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  486.  @milosmladenovic2661  lose the insults. I didn't give an opinion
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  487. They don't control this area any more than the US controls Poland.
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  488. They're just as in the dark as you.
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  489. @cranimermusaazi1415  that war is not only long over, but there have been unrelated wars since and even so all fighting ceased years ago. Right now major issues in Libya center around how three competing governments compete for the loyalties of mercenary militias who are too busy running slavery scams to actually fix the jurisdictional mess.
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  490. It was never glorious
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  491. @taxi I'm subject matter expert. Before the Ba'ath took over Syria averaged a coup a year. And before that it was a French colony. And before that it was a Ottoman colony so lawless that not even property deeds were a thing.
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  492. @taxi there wasn't anyplace we'd call civilized back then to compare it too.
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  493. @taxi Damascus was the first city we know of, but the archeology is limited that far back (stone and mud brick lasts, wood doesn't). There's evidence of sophisticated human activity in much of Europe and Asia back then including crops, writing, and fortified towns.
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  494. @taxi you're behaving oddly domineering. Especially since we both know I didn't say that
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  495. Borrell is about to get fired for incompetence
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  496. Better than leaving the bulk of the population untrained
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  497. It already has, goofballs
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  498. ha
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  499.  @danielleswanson4443  you're a liar too
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  500.  @mijicmugendo  except they want the status quo.
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  501.  @indogoUI  It didn't use to be. In fact, many of the villains from fairy tales are thought to have been caricatures of Welsh pagans.
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  502.  @seankavanagh7625  vhut? Wales use to be several independent states.
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  503.  @seankavanagh7625 In Wales in the Bitish Isles? You ain't making sense.
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  504.  @seankavanagh7625  that's silly. It was called the British Isles because it was all shared a same king for centuries. And when I say share a king, I mean the royal lines of Scotland and England were merged together and Wales and Ireland were annexed and residents made citizens. Hanover was left out of thus move because that was a union that neither side wanted but the heir to the English throne happened to be a German prince, which is why the two separated with the ascension of Queen Victoria in London as Hanoverian law only allowed men to rule.
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  505.  @roryoneill9444  Except they ain't, and I wouldn't care about lines on a map anyway.
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  506.  @mtw9471  irrelevant, and not statistically significant either.
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  507.  @bernardpearce3478  And the Falklands is in South America. It's irrelevant.
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  508.  @mtw9471  false. The title Prince of Wales is an empty title put on the crown prince of England. The reason is during certain wars in Wales the king dissolved that office by ousting the prince and giving the title to his infant son. That title became doubly irrelevant when England democratized in the 19th century, and the monarchy only plays a ceremonial role.
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  509.  @roryoneill9444  NI voted to stay repeatedly, why the frick would Scotland leave when oustsiders cannot even distinguish between Scot and English? In fact, the last time Scotland was at war with England was before America was a coutry, so Scotish independence is even more silly than "the south will rise again." (And yes, I remember a time when people still said that nonsense).
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  510.  @bernardpearce3478  You clearly don't know the first thing about the Falklands or colonies. Even a 45 minute history documentary would have told you better than that junk. And just to hammer home how the geography isn't how you think it is, the Orkneys are actually Norwegian isles, as they were under Danish kings far more often than they were under Scotish kings (this was because the Danes were sea based kingdoms while the Scots were land based). Norway and Sweden speak two dialects of the same language and have a huge land border but are separated for the time being. The Phillipines have never been a unified state until it became a Spanish colony. Guam is so American that it attracts Japanese tourists who don't want to go the whole way to California. And the island of Ireland has simply never been a unified independent state at any point in history whatsoever. But you're using a small channel in the ocean as an absolute basis for a line on some map?
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  511.  @mtw9471  ok, now you're flatly delusional. The Prime Minister is charge and you know this
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  512.  @mtw9471  you're curiously selective on whom you accuse of such things, especially when some of the guys here aren't just mistaken, they are actually lying
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  513.  @wally9935  And none of them have any illusions that this is a systemic issue. Most of them will say it's hard to make any decent amount of cash without either breaking the law or abusing the law. For instance, most of the traditional Mezcal alcohol in Mexico is produced by small ventures, but a handful are far more profitable than the rest and are the only ones that can afford real equipment. The main reason for this is a few of the guys have connections to the regulators and can bribe past permit requirements or bribe regulators to downgrade their competition's drinks. Most Mezcal makers skip the permit process for this reason and just sell it locally or sell it in bulk to US companies.
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  514.  @tigerpisces5506  Only select municipalities are any of those things, for the moment.
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  515.  @cdee12120  Most of the fighting in Mexico has nothing to do with drugs. There are even gangs that specialize in siphoning gas pipelines.
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  516.  @SA-ff9uc  if we did that, you'd whine about starving Pakistan.
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  517.  @SA-ff9uc  lose the condescension. I honest ly don't give a rip if they starve.
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  518. His opinion is irrelevant
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  519. @temistogen4966  take the last year for example. Pristina refuses to recognize Serbian license plates or IDs. This is an issue for the people in border towns next to Serbia. They aren't just ethnic Serbs, many of them have family, jobs in Serbia and bought their car in Serbia. One Kosovar Serb cop was arrested for refusing to enforce the ban on Serb ID. This feud set off general rioting where the Serbs set up roadblocks in much of the north of the country. Belgrade thought they might seize this area by intrigue by offering their troops as a "peacekeeping" force, but of course everyone involved rejected this offer. And you think anyone can predict who will be fighting who?
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  520.  @temistogen  Even if that's true, how is that relevant?
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  521.  @temistogen  THAT'S WHAAT I FRICKIN SAID
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  522.  @dionzeka  You didn't read my comment. Neither of us contradicted each other and I have no idea what you're trying to push
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  523. I many cultures it worked that way. Not these days. Get over it.
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  524.  @Dad-lu1oi  ha. We don't do warrior kings, that's for tiny states without formalized armed service. We also don't do cowards, which is what you sound like
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  525.  @g.narayanareddy1630  How can you talk so much but say so little?
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  526. I wish
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  527.  @Andrew-ob5ij  he doesn't care. He just wants an excuse to rob white people.
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  528.  @someone_7233  You just proved the point, you don't know the most basic facts involved. I bet you wouldn't know much about Chinese history either, like where the Russian Chinese come from.
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  529.  @sereniki82  Not directly. There was no actual road that was the Silk Road, but really just a series of overlapping trade routes. By your logic Wales also had a long trade history with China since we found silk from that period in a Welsh royal grave.
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  530. Pakistan doesn't know the meaning of the word
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  531. No
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  532. That's silly. It's a casino
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  533. There's no way to tell what would have happened exactly.
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  534. Irrelevant
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  535.  @vaterunser3879  there's nothing to learn. Stuff happens
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  536.  @mycosys  you parents should take your phibe away
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  537.  @woodymoto2326  they'll investigate until they rule out arson. There's also rumors that it was just a power line blown over by the wind.
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  538. That's silly. In Russia they'll just arrest you for harassment or hooliganism, which is just a fine and/or time served. In Iran, if you tick off the rich and powerful they will send you to gender reassignment surgery and force you into prostitution.
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  539. Some things never change
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  540. Don't be silly. Other building materials have their problems
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  541.  @ricardoxavier827  depends where you are.
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  542.  @gfys756  and collapse due to volcanic earthquakes
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  543.  @ricardoxavier827  how can you talk so much but say so little?
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  544.  @BingoPaletot  Hmm. How many Russians/Belorussians have they killed?
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  545. I guess the war isn't as important to us as we implied.
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  546. You know they are far from having a monopoly on that, right? And do you not even know what a chemical rocket is?
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  547. How does that make this less of a craphole before they got there? @Orray 
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  548. The UN is irrelevant
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  549. That's the thing about Mexicans. They try to be everyone's friend until the day they try to off you. Doesn't matter if you're a cop, gangster, politician, businessman, or just a farmer. And in India understand the elites can charge you with felony defamation for pretty much any reason they want. However, votes still matter.
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  550. Egypt doesn't even mediate wars in their own territory, let alone anyone else's. And Cairo is literally on the US' payroll
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  551. No.
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  552. They are at peace but like to pretend otherwise
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  553. That's not the Israeli's motive for this particular act or for the settlements in general, but it's not like they'll ever grant Palestinian independence anyway.
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  554. You'd be surprised the extent news sources are oblivious to China
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  555. No, we are simply not cowards like you.
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  556. The church normally stays out of secular politics
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  557.  @AstroGremlinAmerican  unfortunately so.
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  558. There's a gap between what each new idealist POTUS thinks is happening and what the US actually does.
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  559. @claudiusantoine593  never underestimate the K-factor
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  560. Because they didn't think it would make money. They were right
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  561. @user-xu6vx7bh4b  the highway is finished and it is losing money, pendejo
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  562. Because they don't do ponzi schemes
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  563. What about them?
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  564. An excellent sacrifice for the god of grain!!!
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  565.  post-apocposadistspacedolp5764  they are noth grain
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  566. Garry Gensler, head of the SEC, believes that all crypto exchanges are frauds.
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  567. There's nothing right or left about radicals. They're just gangsters
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  568. Most Indians can't afford cars.
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  569. Except the guys running the show aren't radicals. They're frauds like everyone else in the subcontinent.
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  570. Dude, the gangs are into anything that pays.
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  571. UNRWA says Hamas soldiers have been straight up stealing their supplies.
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  572.  @basicinfo1469  I fail to see the logical connection between the incidents. And a couple of those didn't happen.
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  573.  @basicinfo1469  don't you have a synagogue to vandalize, punk?
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  574. Even if this real no one is racing to the moon and this can be done with off-the-shelf equipment
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  575. It doesn't.
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  576. A lot of Chinese regulators want to pretend they're taking care of Covid now that lockdowns are over
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  577. You mean the very soldiers allegedly committing these acts? There's no difference between the Russian army and people.
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  578. China's inflation is pretty high. In fact, their currency is super volatile due to lack of any accurate economic data.
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  579. Dude, many neighborhoods are run by gangs and murder rates in some places are higher than many war zones.
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  580. No one cares.
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  581.  @FontaineDerby  who said they're any different?
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  582.  @InbredzionestNazikiller786  no need to announce yourself
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  583.  @FontaineDerby  irrelevant
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  584.  @Yazzie101  we're all involved. Get over it.
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  585. Yes please
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  586. Wouldn't that require a genocide to begin with?
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  587.  @jackholler3572  this is a butcher shop, not a satire forum. How'd you like to be bacon?
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  588.  @Stephen-we6do  That would require colonialism to be a practice.
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  589. Lose the trash talk and grab a gat
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  590. Do you think the Peruvians care?
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  591. According to the Wiki they got 75% from fossile fuel all kinds. The reason is obvious as they build stuff to last and they're not scrapping these plants until they actually break. And given that 5 coal trains built to last a decade during WWII are still operational in Bosnia...
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  592. They'll definitely do neither.
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  593.  @the8thchurch461  even if I were Russian, why would I give a frick about Africa's interior. This is simply a matter of geography, economics, and the k-factor.
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  594. Lose the sycophancy
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  595.  @shineluvslambiel  don't you have a quarantine fence to set up?
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  596. You mother?
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  597. Tu esto muerto
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  598. ​ @hime273 shut up
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  599. No, you just notice them more. Dry summers and random ignitions have always been an issue
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  600. @mycosys  come on. We both know you'd say that regardless if it were true
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  601. Then turn off your gas stove and freeze
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  602. @mam0lechinookclan607  this isn't about efficiency, it's about harassing rich chumps
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  603. Your English isn't as good as you think
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  604. It is all over, you just need to look
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  605. @Laura-LaFauve  They brought a whole brigade to a SWAT raid, it sounds like everyone is under the impression these are bigger fights than they really are.
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  606.  @Laura-LaFauve  not when you realize almost all of them stood around in the heat for ages just in case some bigwig has use for them
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  607.  @Laura-LaFauve  Lose the rhetoric. It's called a Phony War
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  608.  @making-it-rain2128  a zero sum game.
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  609. Not in population.
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  610. Birth rate is usually a reflection of available resources not the other way around
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  611. Just arrest the buffoons for harassment
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  612. No amount of money will remove the politicization and complacency from the army.
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  613. "Tensions" is code for "nothing is happening but we'll talk about it anyway."
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  614. They should talk
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  615. Rules is rules. And murder is murder
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  616.  @pasta8470  and she was charged with accessory, knucklehead
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  617.  @pasta8470  she literally was. We'll jail a mafia's accountant, and we'll jail a death factory's secretary. End of story.
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  618. Or he just washed them. Wash/message makes your feet feel a little better.
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  619. Yeah right
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  620.  @cnfuzz  yours?
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  621. In my experience, encouraging discussion is a sign that no one knows what the frick they're talking about
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  622. Eh, for what?
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  623. Maui is too far out in the ocean to be impacted by weather elsewhere in the US
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  624. Come on. We all know Amnesty will damn the government no matter what they did. They literally get paid to damn complain and do nothing.
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  625. This is Germany. They apply the same rules on everyone. This lady was only complicit in the murder and abuse, but she also was part of the local "morality patrol" monitoring local women to ensure they complied with Sharia and ISIS wishes. Whether that calls for ten years or a death sentence is another matter.
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  626.  @coimbralaw  nice rhetoric. Now leave Turkey to those of us that read about Turkey
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  627.  @liamjohnson2474  it is literally so
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  628.  @wokeaf1337  those are not outdated, there are simply cheaper and better weapons available.
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  629.  @ionnanskilliorus6877  Please leave warfighting to those of us that know basic facts about warfighting.
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  630.  @ionnanskilliorus6877  lose the rhetoric.
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  631.  @ionnanskilliorus6877  judging by your name you might not.
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  632.  @boink800  vhut?
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  633. @MSD Group No one read that, and at a glance it doesn't even appear to be relevant
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  634.  @wokeaf1337  not if you know anything about murdering fools
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  635. Wokism doesn't exist. It was a racist term used briefly IN AMERICA by gangsters
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  636. Lose the sycophancy. This is semi-scripted
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  637.  @deozeo4442  did you even watch the video?
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  638. Same story for that nuclear waste allegedly going into the air. That's just steam from the heat exchanger.
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  639. There haven't been a major war in two decades.
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  640. General rule of political bull: The speaker is all the things he accuses the other guy of being.
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  641. No one knows at this point
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  642. That's silly. The smoke from BBQs alone puts out more CO2 than any space agency.
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  643.  @junlee7386  sarcasm.
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  644.  @junlee7386  because it is too absurd to be taken seriously
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  645.  @junlee7386  Your cowardice and stupidity
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  646.  @junlee7386  You already know the answer, coward.
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  647. Namely yours, gong-fei
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  648. Because China was not growing by that much.
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  649. Trump never said/did most of the things Bolsonaro did. Although Trump's toxic fan base did do a lot of weird stuff.
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  650. Russia doesn't actually arrest people for having an opinion, they arrest people for saying rude/hostile things about the government. There is legal opposition in Russia, but those guys usually complain about Moscow's "adventurism" when there are domestic issues at home like substance abuse, pensions, and the roads.
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  651. @The Metal  Do you even know what the censorship law is called? It's called "unsubstantiated allegations against authorities" and its been around for as long as records exist. One woman arrested under this law for weeks made daily hostile posts saying everything connected to the government was evil. After a while the police called and warned her, and a week later they showed up and gave her a ticket. That is censorship in Russia. Also, all protests are considered disorderly conduct.
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  652.  @Joey-ct8bm  dude, do you even know what bone records are?
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  653. @хорошая жизнь  more to it than that, as credit ratings effect how much you can borrow. But regardless, Russia's credit has nothing to do with the fact they have a pension system.
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  654.  @draculakickyourass  That’s Hong Kong, you twit!
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  655.  @ФеофанЭтополедолжнобытьзаполне  Fair enough. To be fair, in the US harassment is considered harassment... Unless you're rich/famous and then it's considered protest. The oddity comes from how protests were legalized over here due to events during the Revolutionary War... And Americans idolize that period.
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  656. Bizarre choice of adjective. Do you not like them simply because they made richest man in the world due to crazy stock markets?
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  657. That's an oxymoron. Natural disasters happen literally everywhere. As in you can't live without dealing with it
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  658. Like you would know
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  659. @xa-12musk8  the rest of us have no sympathy for pirates, because there's no time or place in history that matches that description
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  660. It literally isn't. They have a mutual enemy, nothing more.
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  661. @shades2.183  do you even know what colony means?
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  662.  @harryniedecken5321  That's a fact of life in a town. Especially one on a little island.
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  663. Come on. We all know the Indians would retaliate against Canada no matter who did it.
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  664. Who are you accusing? Some German nurse?
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  665. You're going to get deported
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  666. Lose the political BS
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  667. Were they really planning a coup, or did they simply jerk each other off talking about one?
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  668. @jedimindtrix2142  the government has more allied militias than enemies and many militias signed ceasefires decades ago
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  669. Quit blaming the government for their failure to rule @LoLbitchyoustupid 
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  670. Varies between locality. Some didn't care. Like there's one city on the Chinese border that was taken over by a drug lord and is now is a bit of a casino and exotic fur city these many decades. @Orgruul 
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  671. Your opinion is bs
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  672. Didn't even read the description, did you?
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  673. @forstuffjust7735  depends how big a city you're moving between
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  674.  @egg-h4b  true, Cessnas exist for a reason. But there's no conspiracy to keep prices high and service low.
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  675. @collinvelox5924  part is because they don't have duopolies like America, they have party-list systems like Britain, so the "ruling party" doesn't necessarily have the majority of the votes, they are simply coalition leader. But the main reason was when ZANU came to power they not only legalized piracy against white people (effectively banning the previous ruling coalition) they used the army to crush the forces of ZAPU, the other major Bantu revolutionary group and opposition party. No real opposition part has been allowed even though none have been officially banned. Even history teachers in Zimbabwe have been arrested and beaten for saying what I just told you.
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  676. Of course not, silly
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  677. What makes you think the victims were any different?
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  678. I hope that's a metaphor
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  679. Hardly. They just have disproportionate attention from global press.
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  680. It's an old woman in a lot of makeup
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  681. He only acted like a child
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  682. Like your attempt to legalize your own drug habit?
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  683.  @fredkrissman6527  do I care, pothead?
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  684. That is not a good thing
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  685. No one knows as a lot of the debt was hidden with fraud and it depends how you count @sabyasaci 
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  686. That's silly. Being bigger means there are more disasters to manage. In this case, it's an island in the middle the ocean. Getting firetrucks in and people out won't happen within a day but the island can burn down in a day.
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  687. It's called fire
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  688.  @drickerd6224  Darla's Excruciating Wedding?
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  689. Who does that? And even so, you think they'd remove an existiny member just for that?
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  690. @thomasswift3563  Greece defrauded the EU to get those numbers and is an extreme example. And the EU isn't going to remove members just for that. They haven't even removed Poland over much more touchy LGBT matters
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  691. @thomasswift3563  you seem intent on distorting the image of the EU with selective reporting. Greece does not speak for the EU and even if they did they would be unable to guarantee any loan. The big Europhile states are France, Germany, and the Low Countries and those guys aren't deep in debt
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  692. @thomasswift3563  even if that were true, why are you so fixated on it? It's one of many factors whether a state can repay the loan. Also, no one knows China's debt to GDP since all their institutions have been lying for years about their borrowing.
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  693. @thomasswift3563  irrelevant even if true, and it was one of many reasons. Every EU member has near-veto power. LGBT, for instance, has an approval rating of zero in the Balkans.
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  694. @thomasswift3563  it is connected because there are many in the EU that would reject applications for that reason alone. Also, you have have money to get in the EU because they share banking and money flows from rich states to poor states
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  695. Germany has a literal promise to itself there will be no more war reparations. It was part of the deal that unified East and West Germany after the Cold War.
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  696. All is fair in war
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  697.  @Cousgoose  like you're any different
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  698. That's only for where high paying executive positions are concerned. This is real life and real power.
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  699. No one cares what you think.
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  700. Next!
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  701. The Pope and what army? The church hasn't held any secular power since the unification wars.
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  702. That would be nice, until they ran out of money. Airlines have the same problems Uber drivers have, just on a larger scale
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  703. ​ @NachoCheeseHotCake he doesn't care. The guys that insist wages be set artificially high are the same guys that will actively seek out Ponzis to participate in
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  704. That's so vague as to be false by definition
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  705. The war ended two years ago. Get over it
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  706. It literally isn't
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  707. The tech has the same objective.
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  708. They'll fight over groceries, what were you expecting?
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  709. Dude, even state run news agencies tend to be young and cocky lefties.
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  710. There's so many falsifications here. First, inflation effects all income levels equally. Second, wages are keeping up with inflation, just not smoothly. Third, WHO FYCKING CARES WHAT THE RICH GUY MAKES.
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  711.  @pnduarte4696  lying isn't necessary in this instance, coward
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  712.  @branilavvasic9727  who said otherwise? I personally was denied a visa to go fight over there, apparently the war isn't as big a deal as people say.
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  713. Compared to an Arab prison, yes. Compared to a Latino prison, no. And having worked at a prison, I say ten years of boredom and uselessness is a type of torture I don't want to endure.
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  714.  @harukrentz435  seriously. I'd rather get beaten than got two weeks in jail.
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  715. No one gives a rip where you're from.
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  716. You should talk, you failed abortion.
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  717. The Yuan trades at totally different rates in China versus out of China due to capital controls. Also, internal purchasing power varies by as much as 1000% from city to city
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  718. Accessory to murder knows no age
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  719.  @Connie_TinuityError  A lot of these guys will call 19 year old armed terrorists a "teenager" too.
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  720. Haitian jails aren't anything like what you saw in the states
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  721. Bug off, creep
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  722. The Turks were born in Turkey.
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  723.  @kadir9629  Turkey's election system is a farce.
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  724. @julianalaveraz  Not exactly. The system is rigged in favor of the incumbant, and when there is no incumbent the candidates shoot each other in the face.
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  725.  @pandaris66  doesn't matter. We don't discriminate.
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  726.  @joexavier2287  doesn't mean we can impose that standard right on the source of this junk
    1
  727. China makes a literal ton of knock off luxury brands mostly for the domestic market
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  728. South Africa was always turdworld
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  729. You should talk
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  730. Besides being physically impossible, neither side has the funds or expertise for such development
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  731.  @ohcharlie428  come on, you know it ain't happening
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  732.  @ohcharlie428  Overland shipping costs several times what cargo ships will charge
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  733.  @TS-zp7pe  They literally didn't. Most of the water in China isn't even fit for farming, and the proposed north-south cannals do not exist at this time. Even if they did, many argue that most of the water would be lost to evaporation whilst southern China has come to depend on prodigious amounts of water will have to make adjustments.
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  734.  @TS-zp7pe  That is not what I said. I said most of the water in China, the country, is fit for nothing, not even farming. Also, major draughts have occurred in much of China within the past few years
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  735. @nikolavukicevic9799  last time I tried to run off to join a war I was denied a visa in the middle of an "emergency"
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  736.  @nikolavukicevic9799  I'm on the other team, pendejo
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  737. That's called a Tuesday when your employer is an Arab
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  738. From Stuff Stalin Probably didn't Say.
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  739. Why?
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  740. Allegedly. The plaintiffs are his political rivals, and life in general is cheap in Brazil.
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  741. Guys, this is normal. You just weren't paying attention before
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  742. @X  so? What the frick does that have to do with Huawei?
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  743. @ashton middlefield  that literally never happened, and is irrelevant even if it did
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  744. @LieLuo  This goon thinks everyone is A) looking for bigs, B) Outsourcing quality control, and C) that bugs are easy to find.
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  745.  @dongdong9560  You don't even know the difference between FBI and CIA, do you?
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  746.  @n.c9653  He didn't. Do you even know what warrants are?
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  747.  @n.c9653  If you're referring to the Patriot Act, that law actually hasn't ever been used and the problem was it didn't define anything not that it allowed anything. I've met children that knew more about the law than you.
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  748.  @n.c9653  You don't even know what the frick that guy did, do you?
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  749. They won't
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  750. We moght ban it by the way Mr Gensler was talking
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  751. German what?
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  752. Europe isn't a country at this time.
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  753. You can't honestly expect the church to abuse its power for secular wars. We're not Crusaders, after all.
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  754.  @seanohare5488  no one cares
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  755.  @KinchasaurasRex  I think we should up the voltage
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  756.  @KinchasaurasRex  Why would I read your comments when you're not even screaming for your life yet?
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  757. Wut? That was all over the news.
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  758. Dude, everyone has their vice.
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  759. It means either Russia has got what they wanted, or they realize that intervention will arrive any time now.
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  760. No one cares. A civilized state is now in charge, so all of the ugliness of Iraq is plainly visible and provides opportunity to rail on irrelevant politicians.
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  761. What?
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  762. Many only offer rudimentary education, others are scams. You'll find doctors that don't know what it means for a tumor to metastasize.
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  763. America is the biggest provider of charity in the world, with Bill Gates alone providing more medicine to Africa than the Africans make. However, when the US government lends money to turdhole governments, it is strings attached with promises to hold fair elections and not outlaw religions and Washington won't let people take on near as much debt as China. China, on the other hand, has strings like "only say nice things to China" or "do not tell people about this loan."
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  764. Already solved. All the segments of the mirror can be adjusted independently.
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  765. What makes you think we want them to change anything?
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  766.  @veilnebula2411  Iran, Farsi, and Persia are the same thing, as in all come from the same root word.
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  767.  @veilnebula2411  who in Iran doesn't have brutal tendencies? It's not like they hack off the cervixes of little girls.
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  768. It's Kazakh not Kazakhstani. Kazakh is from the Russian "Cossack" and -stan is from the Persian for "land."
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  769. Modern cruise ships are much bigger than the Titanic.
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  770.  @FlushGorgon  lose the political digression
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  771.  @FlushGorgon  wut?
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  772. They should've not built it
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  773.  @wandayonder9772  this goon doesn't know what novocain is...
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  774.  @wandayonder9772  While the frick would I care if it was unnecessary? If the owner wants it done, it is done. And if there wasn't a reason, they wouldn't be paying to have it done.
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  775.  @wandayonder9772  I know, that's a good reason, and we'll let the health inspectors judge how crowded is too crowded. We cut off sheep tails too because they live longer in captivity and those things grow long enough for them to step on them. And I'm perfectly willing to demonstrate correct killing/butchering methods on your dogs if you like.
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  776.  @andrewlim7751  liberal and conservative have no meaning in Asia
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  777.  @andrewlim7751  lose the trash talk
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  778. Some of the locals will kill for 100 bucks. This isn't necessarily good news.
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  779. The Camps have always lost huge amounts to illness. It's a fact of life living on a trash heep.
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  780. Reporter lives don't matter in warzones
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  781. You sure the war isn't already over?
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  782. It's EV. People get voted out of office and sued if there isn't favoritism.
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  783. Steal woods? No one has been caught unlicensed logging. That's Latin American junk.
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  784. Like you would know
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  785. No specific motive for hitting Vilnius yet, that doesn't stop people from fretting
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  786. Claims of rigged elections means nothing these days. It simply means the rioters voted for the other guy.
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  787. Vhut?
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  788. That would be easy, since nothing has happened on that front in decades.
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  789. Bank run already happened
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  790. Not all of it. Just enough that modern living won't be so boring.
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  791. There's a rumor saying a power line was knocked over by the wind
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  792.  @s9ka972  that's silly. The math is if the highway's price outweighs the additional road by another route, people will not use the toll road.
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  793.  @s9ka972  India is also the place where people throw down carpets that look like pavement to trick cities into giving them money.
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  794. @s9ka972  Montenegro isn't the stereotypical European state. It's remote, tiny, mountainous, and has no major cities. There's simply not a lot of traffic in this location, and this was not a cheap road. Maybe a smaller road would have been profitable
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  795. They're only going to get involved if it's profitable
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  796. People being jerks
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  797. Liar
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  798. The UN is not a factor in war
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  799. We will. Just not in our lifetimes.
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  800. They're already getting free money through all those internet scams.
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  801. Because they are not cowards like you.
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  802.  streptor1  Is this a sick joke or do you have a death wish?
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  803.  streptor1  your basement at the rate you're going.
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  804.  streptor1  is your name Robin Nilsson?
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  805.  streptor1  your pending disembowelment?
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  806. Found the shoplifter
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  807.  @janesevy4372  like... you?
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  808.  @janesevy4372  If you really felt the need to ask that question, you would have shot yourself by now
    1
  809. Please leave Ireland to those of us that know basic facts about Ireland.
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  810.  Dubjax  you say that as if you are unaware when the last time Ireland was a unified independent state.
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  811.  @justmythought7658  no, it means you've read a ton of material.
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  812.  @fritsgerms3565  Res judicata. Just because you didn't like the decision doesn't mean you can fantasize about changing it
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  813.  @believeroflight9888  The EU isn't a country if that what you mean.
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  814.  @fritsgerms3565  it means already decided. That's all there is to it
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  815. No. Get over it.
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  816. I don't want to pay for a service I won't use, hence it is not included in the ticket. Comprendo?
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  817.  @MelkorPT  no, you're annoying me by spamming thar and obfuscating the matter at hand.
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  818. Apparently discrimination is not the issue, then
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  819.  @superspeederbooster  Because it has to be imported. It takes gas to move gas.
    1
  820. Are you advocating razing Belfast to the ground?
    1
  821. Albanian? Albania is one of Belgrades big enemies, and these are all sycophants.
    1
  822. There's a rumor that high winds knocked over a power line
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  823. Not really. All the big firms have left due to thieves, arbitrary fines, warzones, and lack of skilled labor.
    1
  824. Is that a weird joke or do you have a death wish?
    1
  825.  @niburu1508  don't you have a synagogue to vandalize?
    1
  826. A curious remark since the EU refused to give the loan as they didn't think the investment would pay off. China, however, is one big ponzi scheme
    1
  827. Doesn't matter which fool is in office. Sometimes to get a warrant for a major arrest our President has to call their President.
    1
  828. Not Botswana at this time
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  829.  @jamessilabo9713  lose the sycophancy. It's a nation of subsistence farmers/miners and banks are rare
    1
  830. Dude, did you miss the part it 23000 lightyears away?
    1
  831. Reporters like to harbor delusions that A) They're sacrosanct and B) They singlehandedly control public opinion.
    1
  832.  @Kokachiii-r1b  India was poorer in the 15th century, pendejo.
    1
  833. NASA is building the SLS, but it has been mismanaged and suffered from budget restrictions. It'll likely get a kick upwards if we stop working with the Russians in space.
    1
  834. He's a major player
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  835.  @ManfredBartz  Put that back up your rear end where you got it. It's not like you could ever build a space rocket.
    1
  836. Can't afford that
    1
  837. You seem to think science moves on the same schedule airports do...
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  838. Or anywhere else
    1
  839. Taha is either hiding in Iraq or he's dead.
    1
  840. They have been making intrigues over the riots in some town. Offering themselves as "UN Peacekeepers."
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  841. Hardly "unprecedented"
    1
  842. Montenegro isn't involved in that
    1
  843. Stopping the hypocrisy means cutting off your internet connection permanently
    1
  844.  @jahservantgad9042  put your trust in keeping your mouth shut. It will prevent your prolonged debridement.
    1
  845. There is no too old. End of story
    1
  846. ​ @user-zt4zr7eg6z like you?
    1
  847. A lot of people want her to die in jail
    1
  848.  @alexm566  vhut?
    1
  849. You mind making sense?
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  850.  @amos325  silly example, since China was only 2% of Micron's business
    1
  851. You have an exceptionally narrow idea of what is happening in the world.
    1
  852. German workers aren't cheap like turdworld sweatshop labor, and cruise ships are both among the largest ships in the world and full of luxury adornments.
    1
  853.  @lancewood1410  Wut? I was talking about why a cruise ship was so ridiculously expensive. I ain't buying the cursed thing
    1
  854. That would require lying, and they already cover that, gong-fei
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  855. @happymelon7129  oh yes, China is freaking out about that to hide how their reactors dump that much radiation into the rivers routinely
    1
  856. Wut?
    1
  857. You know the effect works better if you don't broadcast the fact we got decoys.
    1
  858. HA! Not even Italy and Poland listen to the EU. It takes a special kind of stupidity to think they have any effect elsewhere,
    1
  859. This is why protests are illegal in most countries. Just vandals looking for an excuse to steal things and harass people.
    1
  860. GDP in most of the world is up. The only exceptions are fools who were living off borrowed money
    1
  861.  @augustiner3821  come on. You know what I mean
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  862.  @faultier1158  this is why your ex's lawyer screwed you over in the divorce
    1
  863. Modhi is in Indian
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  864. ​@theemperor3557 allegedly he's co-scamming with Adani
    1
  865. Yeah: How many accounts are you trolling us with?
    1
  866. These goons can't even control their own private companies, much less work together for world domination.
    1
  867. It's nothing to speak of. Just apartment blocks mostly in the suburbs of Jerusalem.
    1
  868. The math on public projects is the state should break even in order to be profitable for the country. This will never be profitable
    1
  869.  @stzhang1770  namely you
    1
  870. Most reporters are.
    1
  871. Hardeehar. Even if they overcame all current issues they'd still live on a remote and desolate place far removed from global networks. Regional dominance is another matter
    1
  872. That was centuries ago when Crusades were a thing and that army wasn't commanded by clerics. If you're going to spread hate about your parent's religion you should at least get basic history facts right.
    1
  873. They can shut the frick up, as can this channel trying to smear the name of an irrelevant dead lady.
    1
  874. He thinks Cyprus wants him dead. Why?
    1
  875. There's no back, it was never a democracy
    1
  876. The PM fired the chiefs for the alleged crime of grunts without even investigating the grunts? That was clearly a power play and not a "reform."
    1
  877. Namely yours?
    1
  878. Technically they still do as Chinese people are only buying Chinese cars because they're subsidized by current ponzi schemes @Andromeda365 
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  879.  @s._3560  whose alt account are you, gong-fei?
    1
  880. This isn't a matter of politics. It's a matter of systemic incompetence and corruption
    1
  881. No joke, the video I got right above this was about South African meth dealers poisoning themselves.
    1
  882. They're Arabs. They don't really care who wins, they simply enjoy the process of beating their neighbors into submission
    1
  883. They ain't feeding themselves this way, bozo.
    1
  884. Investment capital, proximity to buyers, and subsidies.
    1
  885. Rules is rules
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  886. ​ @mengreat6982 irrelevant
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  887. Scam means it they're intentionally lying. These guys are just motards.
    1
  888.  @jansix4287  that's quite the oxymoron
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  889.  @jansix4287  want to test that theory?
    1
  890.  @uninstaller2860  yourself included
    1
  891.  @shoutingmuteness3902  you think I draft these comments or care if i misspell that fool's name? Let me guess, you hatred of him stems wholly from how years ago he encouraged investment in the rainforest?
    1
  892. That was three yeara ago and have nothing to do with this year
    1
  893. Does DW even read wiki pages on their own history before posting this junk?
    1
  894. ​ @politicalphilosophy-thegre3894  They don't care. These pendejos are using colony as a pejorative.
    1
  895. Does Germany do parole?
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  896. And you thought NATO didn't change anything
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  897. Doesn't mean he's innocent, though. I must warn people against attending parties with rock stars in general because you don't really know them
    1
  898. Gaza needs their tramal fix, apparently
    1
  899. No, they haven't. There's just a toxic fanbase that buys Tesla calls and lies about company prospect
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  900.  @Megdracula  why the frick would they be different from anyone else?
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  901.  @danusdragonfly6640  I'm a doctoral student
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  902.  @Megdracula  which ironically is a reply.
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  903.  @Megdracula  there's a lot of really weird assumptions in that rhetorical statement.
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  904. you haven't been paying attention if you think that
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  905. India and Bangladesh hate each other, and what's special about this local militia?
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  906. There were irregularities reported, though. But most of them had to do with underpaid and inexperienced staff and many people missed their chance or didn't get the chance to vote. They didn't allege any crimes so far
    1
  907. If you have a problem with this, you can share their fate
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  908. Curious rhetoric, because this was a Chinese venture that went belly up and now German workers are fighting a Chinese company for back pay. It's almost as if you know for a fact you're presenting a falsified image of modern politics.
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  909. Not much of an allegation. The Syrians don't even want those guys in Damascus anyway. And it's not like they don't off Iranian brass in Iran, too.
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  910.  @ek5273  Yours. I repeat, no one was even accused of genocide during the war
    1
  911. It's the trade language because of the tower of babble worth of dialects. Most Nigerians that can read can at least speak broken English.
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  912. It's all bull. The conflict only exists in our heads
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  913. You're no different
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  914. We're all involved. Get over it
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  915. Rioters making baseless fraud claims? Yeah. In most cases, the only fraud is on the part of the voters themselves who participated in the elections in bad faith.
    1
  916. Even if that were equivalent (it isn't), Germany isn't giving any blanket damnation of arresting fools
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  917.  @Musa_T_Nasir  Tell it to the kefala, dumdum.
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  918. War fatigue? All major fighting ceased 12 months ago.
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  919. They never left
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  920. Vhut?
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  921. He stole money, he didn't hurt anyone
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  922. Correction: The "morality police" are self appointed vigilantes that fund themselves with arbitrary fines for random rules they make up. They are not Iran's law enforcement.
    1
  923.  @emilturangi7145  unclear. But in any case it's thinly veiled banditry
    1
  924. There's not been any government bailouts
    1
  925. People come first. As long as the foresters stay sustainable, there will be enough woodland for bears to forage.
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  926. Recognition part. And ISIS was crushed by the Russians, Ba'ath, US, and SDF. Remember?
    1
  927. Exactly @mtrest4 
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  928. No one will be making hydrogen engines. Simple physics, a lightweight cryogenic liquid takes a large pressurized tank, and those cost money.
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  929.  @piotrtrebisz6602  they're going EV, the hydrogen part is another matter
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  930.  @piotrtrebisz6602  not getting finished
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  931.  @piotrtrebisz6602  I wish
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  932. We all do. Including you.
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  933.  @ares106  Nah, it's just the people who say that turn out to be liars every time.
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  934. Germany doesn't have a death penalty
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  935. That's not even the allegation
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  936.  @einfachnurleo7099  He doesn't care
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  937. No, you've just only been reading pieces that say what you want to hear. War narratives are quite irrelevant.
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  938. It's about scamming Tehran out of money and guns
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  939. It's a thinly populated region of largely sustenance farmers/miners.
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  940.  @rhynosouris710  Greenland is often referred to as tiny.
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  941.  @rhynosouris710  Antarctica isn't a country
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  942.  @rhynosouris710  I'll assume you're being rhetorical.
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  943.  @rhynosouris710  lose the rhetoric
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  944. We were never dependent on China to begin with, you dolt.
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  945. Then why don't you go shoot them instead of harassing them on the internet?
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  946. Of course not! China's EV surge is due to subsidy scams. They build cheep cars to collect subsidies then scrap them to make new cars and collect subsidies again. They're even being sold for the same price as scooters just to get rid of them.
    1
  947.  @WTFVIDSok  That’s what your mother said to you, and it was definitely punitive.
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  948. @deffaly9056  actually that sounds like petty egotism on the part of an inexperienced executive to put it politely
    1
  949. WE ALL KNOW WHAT ASBESTOS IS!
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  950. That requires large cash reserves, and Turkey lost all theirs because the oligarchs stole it.
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  951. Actually, the soldiers usually hired prisoners for that job.
    1
  952. Europeans like to brag about how their different from Americans then proceed to copy them even when it makes no sense.
    1
  953. Someone's stonks are in the red....
    1
  954. Ethnicity is irrelevant. Lithuania is on Russia's literal enemy list on account they're an EU member jumping in on sanctions and jumping on NATO donations to the Ukrainian war effort. They've not been friendly ever since the USSR broke up.
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  955. Piracy isn't
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  956. Most space junk is intentionally deorbited or pub in a useless orbit where nothing is. But a big ol' ground laser should do the trick wuth space junk.
    1
  957. And that's why you're not President.
    1
  958. Varied from city to city and month to month
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  959. That was probably an accident. Stuff breaks
    1
  960. Freedom of speach is a scam in India. Defamation is a felony and you don't even have to prove the statement was false to get a conviction (you can buy verdicts). Websites and internet access are arbitrarily shut down by regulators
    1
  961. This was in the works long before the war
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  962.  @yetao5801  do you have a death wish?
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  963. What's this have to do with Prishtina?
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  964. @john-henryduckworth6115  who? Me or the Chicken Man?
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  965.  @movementmathebula828  Like... You?
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  966. No one cares
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  967. If that was going to happen it would have started months ago when Gaza actually was a warzone.
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  968. You deserved what your ex did to you
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  969. Germany is neutral. And "wrong side of history" literally means nothing.
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  970. Dude, these guys make more money extorting than they do drugs. The gangs are into anything that pays, even siphoning gas pipelines and contraband fireworks.
    1
  971. Is that a weird joke or do you need a pickaxe in your crotch?
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  972.  @outsiderkk  Turkey soldiers have killed each other more than anyone else over the past 50 years and can't even drive a tank without breaking it. What the frick you on about
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  973.  @thematic3893  Like you'd know
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  974.  @DiviAugusti  Dude, treaty organizations come and go with the decades. No one gets sentimental about them.
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  975.  @ericp1139  There's no clause for expulsion written in the treaty, but sovereign governments do whatever the frick they want.
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  976. @@user-vg1ig8mp8s It doesn't matter if that's true. If Mr. Biden asked NATO to expell Turkey, they'd almost certainly oblige.
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  977. Come on. You know that's a moot point and neither of are privy to that information @novo6462 
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  978.  @harmless6813  and you pretend to pay attention
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  979. This was an exclusively US project.
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  980. @DgurlSunshine  reply to the wrong person?
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  981. There will likely be violence no matter who wins.
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  982. The Gazans speak Shami, not Masri
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  983. Tell it to your mother
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  984. We're talking accounts, not people. These guys usually have dozens of accounts to circumvent bans and manipulate vote counts.
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  985. Liar
    1
  986. It's just life up there.
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  987. @Yeziir  you're rambling on. Are you saying there's a report alleging an explosion broke a dyke?
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  988.  @MuslimsLearnToSwimPMSL  word salad
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  989.  @SeeLasSee  those goons can't even make a rifle by themselves
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  990.  @cageybee7221  making a single rifle can be done in a garage with hand tools
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  991. Will that make Arabs any less assholistic?
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  992. Interviewing you about anything at all is a waste of time
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  993.  @baileygregory9192  the Armenians aren't Kosovars
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  994. Not necessarily their fault in this case, though
    1
  995. Please leave history to those of us that read history
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  996.  @northernlights9637  I wasn't even talking to you
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  997.  @thebowelmovement3028  wut?
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  998. China is bankrupt
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  999. Googling... Can't find any convictions, but many would thought these were POW camps as they were designed to fool the victims until the moment they were gassed.
    1
  1000. If you don't know jack about Palestine, don't pretend you do.
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  1001.  @soviet9366  that does sound tragic, but no one is doing that at this time.
    1
  1002. Quit codescending, there's more too it than that
    1
  1003. Humanitarianism doesn't exist in the Middle East. They're all scams
    1
  1004.  @lairdsman7928  In my dialect of English, they're both the same.
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  1005.  @lairdsman7928  I couldn't care less
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  1006. A curious remark since the trash built in China is only intended to last long enough to take the money and run
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  1007.  @GetFochD  This is why your mother tried to kill you
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  1008.  @StacksSats  He said on his phone using internet
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  1009. The reason behind any riot/protest is always the same: A lot of different people want to be in charge. It is likely the looters and the elites each acted on their personal initiative.
    1
  1010. It's not necessarily the manufacturer's fault. Crazier things have happened because of poor mechanics, like the time a plane's rear stabilizer flew off because the ground crew didn't know that joint needed greased.
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  1011. BRICS is already defunct, gong-fei.
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  1012. A lot of those roads are just carpets thrown down to fool the state into giving them money
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  1013. Ha
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  1014. I'll wager half of the people on Forbes under 30 are frauds and the rest inherited the momey
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  1015. He's a cleric. Not a politician.
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  1016. Wrong thread
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  1017. Any such conflict would be mostly fought at sea and on the coast
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  1018.  @_RTX2060SUPER_  that remark does nothing for no one
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  1019.  John Wayne  should have, but this is an area with insanely high crime rates. Including some known cases where parents sold their daughters into forced marriages. Also, a crypto market boomed in Turkey when the inflation started, and each and every one of them turned out to be scams. Reports of routine beatings among the armed forces abound. As for the defense industry, there really is no way to hide it. Their rifles are mostly German and American make, and the ones made domestically are licensed copies of said guns built at a few factories that hire European engineers and the biggest thing they've built is an APC. You can see the exact point where NATO help ends, as they don't know how to use the mismatch of weapons as shown by the highly inaccurate fire and extensive use of tanks in static and urban roles. The air force generally plays no role at all, as they purged most of their NATO trained pilots.
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  1020.  @HT-zx8dn  don't make wide damnations when you don't know jack about Turkey
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  1021. No one care, bug off
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  1022. The art belongs to whatever archeology team found it. Without looking it up I'll wager this wasn't actually stolen.
    1
  1023.  @mengreat6982  What does that make the cell phone you're holding?
    1
  1024. In some areas it already has. The militias (aka community watch and private security) set up their own roadblocks and enforce their own rules. Yes, many of them discriminate.
    1
  1025. Spring might come late this year given that much ash....
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  1026. Lose the sycophancy
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  1027. ​ @vincentvanmeow do you have a death wish?
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  1028. What's with the username?
    1
  1029. A Holocaust expert said they're investigating over a half dozen people and will probably charge another soon
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  1030. Don't be silly.
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  1031.  @martamariacorell9424  you sound like the type that screams at waitresses.
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  1032.  @martamariacorell9424  are you trying to sound like you only have a rudimentary education?
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  1033.  @martamariacorell9424  that was an honest question, you seem to be trying to sound like someone whose English grammar/vocab is lacking.
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  1034. Dude, the Pope always calls for peace.
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  1035.  @papaunderwater3316  indeed it is, but the Papacy doesn't have an army.
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  1036.  @AstroGremlinAmerican  that's just the Pope's bodyguard and has become more ceremonial than anything else. The Vatican police is the closest thing he has to an army. Most church funds never go to the Vatican, rather going directly from churches to priests and charities.
    1
  1037.  @papaunderwater3316  what you rambling on about?
    1
  1038.  @nightlightabcd  I'm not Catholic and I don't know what you're replying to.
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  1039.  @nightlightabcd  you don't get along well with your father, do you?
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  1040. You say that but actively object to funding war efforts
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  1041. Really. I'd think food and arsonists would be a bigger issue. So lose the astroturfing.
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  1042.  @jason4275  you think Africans don't bribe each other? You can get most cops to bug off for 50 bucks on the continent, but the bottom line is you have to import any skill more complicated than knife sharpening in Africa. That doesn't mean people educated in the developed world and/or communities built by the developed world can't do reasonably well. Heck, a lot of the winners in post-Colonial civil wars were men who previously served in colonial armies and went to war colleges in Europe. Also, unsurprisingly the richest private citizens in Africa are white South Africans who often own mines/farms/factories throughout the continent.
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  1043.  @MrAnonymousRandom  the whole continent is corrupt, so don't be shocked the inmates run the asylum.
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  1044. No, there's involution in China's EV market. They abuse subsidies and over the past year they've had trouble selling their cars locally. So they export at a loss and aggressively compete to build market share. Previous involution cycles in China's bike rents resulted in litteral piles and piles of eBikes littering many cities that were eventually hauled away with dump trucks. That's the level of insanity involved
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  1045. Isn't everyone in the Congo?
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  1046.  @buharisani1428  googling... You're mistaken. These companies are owned by Shandong Hi-Speed Group, a state-run company
    1
  1047. The road would also last ten times longer and would have involved local Montenegrin help @xinbozhang7206 
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  1048. I wish
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  1049. Yes. But the Pope has spoken about those things if you actually cared to fact check your own whataboutism.
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  1050. So? That's the easy way to stay safe in a hurricane if you can get out in time
    1
  1051.  @gfys756  I have no idea who that is, but I still know you're full if it
    1
  1052.  @deekshantbelwal1269  dude, they did a lot of things but they didn't steal land.
    1
  1053.  @darrenchan4594  don't encourage terrorism on a moderated site
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  1054. Guys, you know the biggest news agency in that part of the world is owned by the Russian state?
    1
  1055. Bug off
    1
  1056.  @punishedgloyperstormtroope8098  I'd rather show up at your dorm room in Oregon, so I can give your scalp to Nick Fuentes.
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  1057.  @punishedgloyperstormtroope8098  that's a weird thing to lie about. Bored in college?
    1
  1058. Whoever made that survey is a fraud
    1
  1059.  @dannyarcher6370  zero funds and expertise
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  1060.  @aaronrathbone6693  none of what was available had the correct demographics. And don't mix up free and lawless
    1
  1061.  @bok500  don't you have a guard dog to poison?
    1
  1062. It's called being a guy. Get over it.
    1
  1063. You
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  1064. Ireland was British before they were Irish. As in the islands were dozens of states before the Normans came and Belfast never got on board the independence movement.
    1
  1065.  @Jack-e5t  Not familiar with British history? The Normans, as in the Norman dynasty of England. At the time in question, the English language was only just forming.
    1
  1066. Don't you have a math test to fail, kid?
    1
  1067. Quit wasting Blinken's time
    1
  1068. Protests are harassment. End of story.
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  1069. Making spaceships is hard and complicated.
    1
  1070. Like you'd know
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  1071. Depends who you ask and when you ask.
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  1072. It's on a starvation diet
    1
  1073. What?
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  1074.  @harukrentz435  Iraqi counts range from shams to defunct.
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  1075. 2:30 That's a really weird lack of logic right there. She's not at war with France, she's allied to France.
    1
  1076. Major gang battles don't happen everyday
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  1077. This report is outdated. The bubble burst causing bank runs across China A YEAR AGO.
    1
  1078. Lise the sycophancy
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  1079.  @armantimes  that's what your wife and girlfriend want to know
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  1080.  @armantimes  you mind making sense?
    1
  1081. He'll keep trying until he's dead, more like.
    1
  1082. No one cares what you think
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  1083. No one cares what they think
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  1084.  @lukaszstepien1772  liar
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  1085. Perhaps, but a lot of the rioters would have also just showed up to loot and some people will take any excuse to vandalize. The Aussies and Papuans had similar troubles when they tried to open a big ol' mine on Bougainville.
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  1086. Tree harvested locally from the island's forest, I assume? Makes sense
    1
  1087. No. The war started with a series of vendetta kills of Serb officials in Kosovo for alleged crimes against the community.
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  1088.  @baileygregory9192  The Albanian government wasn't involved, they were way too bankrupt. The Albanian and Kosovar militias had all sorts of ideas which all contradicted each other. The lack of unity was why Belgrade had the upper hand until NATO intervened.
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  1089.  @Western_Decline  Ask your mother. I'm sure once she thinks about it, she will feel shame and promptly smother you
    1
  1090. That isn't how this works
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  1091. What about them?
    1
  1092.  @lanik8163  Argentina is a neutral state and bribery is widespread. Convicting any specific person is pretty much impossible after all these years
    1
  1093.  @lanik8163  We're talking Argentine officials here
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  1094.  @lanik8163  I doubt you can name 3 people you know for a fact took a bribe from said fugitives. Also, are any of them alive?
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  1095.  @antman7673  dude, crypto can be traded for real money
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  1096. The Caucacus is outside our sphere of influence. The Russians are the arbiters there
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  1097. How?
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  1098.  @jimmyg9186  Anything besides what she actually did. And BTW the SS were all volunteer, although many were looking for government jobs.
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  1099.  @oranebrown2169  bug off
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  1100. In the Roman era, Europe resembled Siberia more than it did Europe, and the Mediterranean was prodigiously fertile. No one knows why the shift occurred.
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  1101.  @OKThen01  it's whataboutism
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  1102. Two totally different kinds of boats. And these take years to build and a lot of money committed.
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  1103. @sooje nite mainly because they treat their workers as pollo
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  1104. That might not be a bad thing because we still don't know if he's guilty @lisapet160 
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  1105. Is he fixing on a coup?
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  1106. @user-zt4zr7eg6z  reply to the wrong person?
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  1107. Vhut? Islands routinely get decimated by natural fires. Plants burn, you fool
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  1108. Vhut? Islands routinely get decimated by natural fires. Plants burn, you fool
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  1109.  @ionnanskilliorus6877  Binance literally just had a bankrun. Garry Gensler himself said he thinks all crypto exchanges are frauds. Virtually all crypto assets are held by speculators and the only thing ever purchased with them are other crypto assets. It is all trash. THEY are all trash. And we will treat it as such.
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  1110. These guys weren't even protesting anything. Curious you equate protests with plots to murder government official
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  1111.  @ericktellez7632  That's silly. Mexicans can earn four times here what they can down south
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  1112. That literally doesn't even exist there.
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  1113. Why'd we help these gangsters?
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  1114. Wut?
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  1115. Especially with this market when a lot of places are having big shortages
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  1116. What?
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  1117. People like talking about doing that. No one actually does it
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  1118. Learn what? Everyone has got old sores.
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  1119. Who said this was the manufacturer's fault?
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  1120. His opinion is less than irrelevant.
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  1121. Let me guess. Their parents are "immigrants?"
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  1122.  @harmony3138  cut the sycophancy and put that opium down, goofball
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  1123. Liar
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  1124. What are you even talking about?
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