Comments by "Houseplant101" (@houseplant1016) on "TLDR News Global" channel.

  1.  @TheGreatLiberator1209  Temper lmfao, didn't know TheGreatLiberator1209 was so sensitive? You're the one talking like a 12yo "sh*t, I would reread your first comment if I was you. You thought you sounded edgy and cool, but yea..It was far from that.
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  2.  @JcoleMc  Azawad doesn't exceed the border of Mali and Algeria doesn't neglect its Touareg people like Mali so I don't think it will happen in Algeria.
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  3. So Egypt's old socialist past and its policies is still haunting them.
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  4.  @Doge811  Lol, that's theoretically but then why did European leaders visit countries like Libya, Nigeria and Algheria for gasdeals? Because Europe doesn't even have enough LNG ports to import from far away countries. Venezuela lmao? They can't even produce enough for their own domestic needs. Africa's population will double, so it is a cheap labour market and a huge consumer population, which can't be said for Europe's aging population. Conumerism led growth in Europe is already stagnating. Funny how you ignored my battery argument. Eu leader Ursula Von Der Leyen herself said Europe needs to counter China's growing influence in Africa if it wants to stay relevant for the rest of the century... I said Uranium because France gets most of it from Africa, they can always get it from other countries ofcourse.
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  5. Why don't they just simply divide it like Pakistan and India were divided? Majority azeri go to Azerbeidzjan and majority Armenian villages/cities go to Armenia?
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  6. Me, Venezuela has the biggest natural reserve of latinas
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  7. ​ @jagplaysroblox2169 Hezbollah is everywhere, they are even in the healthcare sector. And they have massive support, they are the ones who kept ISIS out of Lebanon.
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  8.  @TheTophatCheeseyo  That's forbidden knowledge that will only happen in another parallel universe
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  9.  @LibertepourlesIranienset-kh3ur  It does generate money...But because of the autocratic regime, the money doesn't get to the people. Every rich country has a major arms industry. Funny how you missed my most important point: most anti-ayatollah Iranians want an autocratic shash in return. "Most Iranians are poor while the regime's religious clergy is rich and living with luxurious Volkswagen or Ferrari cars" are we talking about the shash here or about the ayatollah lol? A parliamantary democracy like under Mossadegh is the only right way.
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  10. ​​ @TerryDBlack They literally invaded with American help and returned with a tail between their legs. Search the Battle of Bint Jbeil. That's enough info to prove you're incorrect.
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  11. Because they are just European converts
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  12. If they want, I can accept the honorable, but hard task of carrying the Russian population.
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  13. Indeed, yet our leaders still fall for it. 1 summit without these "altruistic negotatiors" and most problems would be solved.
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  14.  @JcoleMc  Better than Mali doesn't mean good.
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  15. It is bought by the British, educate yourself before Talking
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  16.  @1littlelee  Ouch
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  17.  @Dorgpoop  Again, that's because of poor oversight and it was done on a massive scale, with good oversight it shouldn't go wrong...Many people literally went by foot...This region is developed enough to support such a great logistics challenge.
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  18. No comment was ever so accurate​ @hoteny 
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  19.  @oligarchicserf3489  In Europe Auschwitz deniers to this day het sent to jail.
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  20.  @oligarchicserf3489  SHE IS THE LEADER OF THE NATION, although she doesn't deserve to be a leader. A leader doesn't abandon his/her fellow countrymen so it can please the majority.
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  21.  @rygar218  According to my knowledge the people of Myanmar also were silent, so maybe they'll feel some compassion after this. To be frankly, Myanmar did this to itself, all ethnic groups profiting for the short term and being happy with the small portions the army promised/gave to you.
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  22. Stfu what kind of argument is this? Turkey already took 3 million Syrians. And it's the land of the Palestinians, are you advocating to displace Palestinians to Turkey just because Turkey wants an end to warcrimes? 🤡
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  23.  @nolga3569  So? The USA also used chemical weapons in Fellujah. The use of chemical weapons doesn't mean you're winning or losing. It was a stalemate, nobody won or lost. Iran was sending 14 to 12 years old boys to the front and unmotivated Iraqis deserted brand new Soviet weapons: it was a stalemate, albeit in Irans favour: they kicked back the Iraqis, but they never had the capacity to cause a major blow and reach Baghdad. We're lucky Algeria mediated a ceasefire.
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  24.  @AeneasGemini  A small price to pay
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  25.  @oo--7714  Yeah but they got major support from the world community and would still have fought if it wasn't for their help.
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  26. ​ @rossnation9062  And then everybody clapped and laughed with you right? Lmfao, top 10 things that never happened:
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  27. Nah , we want raw IQ smart people
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  28. Turk thinks every country is unstable as his, mind your own unstable and unstrustable armu
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  29.  @knackiechan4011  Again, if you stopped cherrypicking and read everything like an adult with enough attention span. You'd see that wasn't the main argument.
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  30.  @knackiechan4011  Quote it.
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  31.  @knackiechan4011  Good to know you need reading comprehension lessons and attention lessons.
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  32.  @knackiechan4011  Do you even know how electricity shortages work? Shortages means that they put off the power in a whole sector or area for more vital areas. Since 1/3 of the households get their electricity from African rss that means that a huge part of France will be without electricity.... It isn't rocket science.
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  33.  @knackiechan4011  Now where in that sentence did I say all its electricity comes from it? Told you you need English lessons. Common L ratio.
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  34.  @4m4n40  Not the one that started a blockade, massacred, displaced and put millions of people under surveillance and in concentration camps since 1945? Interesting
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  35.  @Max91019  Because it was poorly done by the Brits and it had a huge population. This region is smaller and so oversight will be easier.
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  36.  @Win32error854  Well fact is like tldr said there are like 25% Azeris now.
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  37.  @VTh-f5x  Brazilians aren't latino, but they 2nd place
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  38. Dumb comment, especially since it comes from an Indian who experienced colonisation themselves. Cringe.
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  39.  @lordpolish2727  UAE,Saudi Arabia
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  40.  @lordpolish2727  Indeed but I wasn't the one who said Arab countries were richer. But you also have to think about the wars and the help Poland gets from the EU. You guys are in the top countries that get the most EU money...
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  41.  @Lena-vw6ye  How is the weather there in Beijing, Xi?
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  42.  @Lena-vw6ye  Educated? Your arguments are flawed, maybe educated in anti Winnie The Pooh theories, Chinese bot'
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  43.  @Lena-vw6ye  There is nothing to debunk since your arguments aren't even valid, no evidence or figures... Can't sound educated when I'm responding to an uneducated bot ;).
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  44. This isn't Pan Arabism, it will even strengthen the dictators. They'll have less oil prices going down=more stability=Happy People=safe dictators.
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  45. Nah papa Maduro deserves that black gold
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  46. There is no tribalism in North Africa lol. And democracy in Iran worked fine, until the west overthrew them for oil.
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  47. You think we want another insecure autocrat throwing ice parties of billions for Western monarchs in the dessert and sending hooligans to beat us regularly while the people are starving? This comment sounds like you're from the previous century, we had a democratically elected leader, but some person thought the same and now we're stuck with this Islamic Republic. News flash: we're sovereign and independent and nobody's puppet.
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  48.  @couldbeanybody2508  There is a huge difference with Argentina and China. If China falls, the whole world will feel it. When Argentina fell, only the neighbours felt it.
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  49.  @niccolopolo5813  South America has a huge impact on the agricultural sector and has a big quantity of resources...The world doesn't revolve around Europe and North America only... There's a reason China, Russia, the USA and Europe are competing for influence there...🤡
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  50.  @joaovitormatos8147  Who in South America doesn't see the USA as an enemy after all their meddling and installment of dictatorships in South America? Narrow minded analysis, only to be expected from an American...
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