Comments by "No Name" (@NoName-hg6cc) on "EU to block vaccine exports amid AstraZeneca delivery spat | DW News" video.

  1. AstraZeneca broke the contract. Since everyone wants to play political games Europe needs to care about Europeans first
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  2.  @Wanderer628  Ahahahahahaha the successes of uk, which is why it's the nation with most Covid deaths. BTW, uk kept Asteazeneca vaccine produced in uk for itself so the hypocrites English cannot really criticize anyone
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  3.  @suburbanyobbo9412  There was a special timeline. Which AstraZeneca didn't respect
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  4. No, it seems like EU is putting Europeans first selince everyone want to play political games
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  5.  @suburbanyobbo9412  Stop trying to excuse AstraZeneca break of the contract
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  6.  @suburbanyobbo9412  AstraZeneca broke the contract, stop making excuses for them
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  7.  @suburbanyobbo9412  Yes, it did, stop making excuses for them and make a real argument
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  8.  @suburbanyobbo9412  EUrope already explained it, it's on AstraZeneca and you to explain why it is not a breach
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  9.  @suburbanyobbo9412  Yes, Europe, which already explained it. While AstraZeneca didn't find a valud argument yet. So, ball in your court
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  10.  @suburbanyobbo9412  It was already explained, it's on you to show why that exploitation is wrong. Ps: it is funny to see English say that, when Britain always used as synonymous of uk like if they were the same thing
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  11.  @suburbanyobbo9412  What do you mean "my understanding"? I have to explain what EU said? English always use Britain as synonymous of uk , they are not the same though
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  12.  @suburbanyobbo9412  Again, an explanation was already given, I can try explain it to you, bit you should explain why you think it didn't first. Ehm, no, Britain, Grat Britain is a geographical name and it's not synonymous of uk as EU is of Europe
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  13.  @suburbanyobbo9412  Because there already is one! I haven't explained it to you but it doesn't seem you are asking me that, are you? You are incorrect with your use of Europe and it's you who focused here, not me, maybe a desperate move to not bring g attention to the fact you didn't bring any argument on why, for you, AstraZeneca didn't break the contract
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  14.  @suburbanyobbo9412  What's to explain? AstraZeneca made a contract with EU promising to deliver 300 millions doses, EU payed 366 millions upfront, but AstraZeneca failed to deliver to EU and now it demands to ship to others nations despite not having fulfilled the contract and despite the option EU has, contractually, to stop delivers from factories in it's own territories. That's EU criticism and it's on point. Now it's your turn And no, you are not correct, since uk is a political subject while Great Britain it's an island, thus a geographical description, and cannot be used if referring to uk, while I'm indeed correct: EU is short for European Union, union of Europeans, or united Europe, so Europe can be both a geographical description and a political one
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  15.  @suburbanyobbo9412  Maybe you don't understand the meaning of CONTRACT. You cannot put aleatory terms and pretend it's all ok. Again, I don't understand why you keep making a fool of yourself:Great Britain is geographic and cannot use to describe uk, Europe geographic and politics. There is an United Europe, EU is exactly that, i'm not sure it exist an united Great Britain. I don't understand why you keep using logical fallacies to repeat a lie
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  16.  @suburbanyobbo9412  Too aleatory, it means nothing especially when the buyer paid upfront Great Britain is only a geographic term, Europe is both geographic and political. There is an United Europe, EU, why there is not an united Britain. I don't see why sheer facts are an "embellishment"
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