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  1. ​ @Sean-giang  it makes americans poorer* fewer countries trading in a currency that is crédito based devalues that currency, as more nations stop using the dollar it continues to lose its value, giving other nations more reason to follow suit for their own benifit
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  2. Да, как только польша снова станет российской областью
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  3.  @John77Doe  it's fine, the trillions of dollars of US debt to china well cover the cost
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  4. ​ @nerijusskeltys2589  Gabh trasna ort fhéin cúl tóna 🇮🇪♥️🇷🇺
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  5. как только польша снова станет российской областью 👌
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  6. ​ Beast Mode  yeah, capitalism has that effect
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  7. ​ @stephenguy3901  Victoria Nuland gave 5 billion dollars to far right extremists to overthrow the democratically elected government in Ukraine, so paying people to boo at the anthem isnt outside the realm of possibilities.
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  8. ​ Beast Mode  Yeah Goebbels said the same thing in 43' as russian losses passed 100,000 in the battle for Kiev, the banderite fascists and thier western allies in Germany were just as sure of thier victory then as they are now, so good luck with that.
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  9. Israel, Palastine, and Lebanon would be better off as Chinese mandates, Comrade Xi doesnt tolerate fundamentalist extremism, regardless of what abrahamic cult it is.
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  10. ​ Beast Mode  given what its build upon pretty sure god wants nothing to do with it.
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  11. ​ Mark perry  First Palestine would have to be a sovereign and independent nation, not subjected to a system of aparthied enforced by the military occupation of a hostile regime. that being said, hypothetically speaking if Palestine had the same degree of independence then yes, if the Palestinian people and government concented then they should have every bit as much of a right to defence partnerships with other nations.
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  12.  @jameshoagland9239  By that logic Donetsk represents an alternative government to the authoritarianism of Kiev
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  13. ​ @renemartin5729 bridges are infrastructure that thousands of people depend on every single day.
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  14. No its a result of a genocidal state with no checks or balances that economically and militarily supported by the United States for profit, just as the US supports a protofascist regime in Kiev, all of that aid money continues to flow to defence contractors like Raytheon and General Dynamics, Peace isnt that profitable for the defence industry in the capitalist sphere. The secular nature of the state is simply oppertunity to be exploited, the same as the political nature of the conflict in Ukraine, in the modern post cold war world the ideological reasons for conflict take a back seat in regards to the profit motives.
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  15.  Beast Mode  and that's a miscalculation of russias actual goals as that hypothesis was based on speculation to begin with.
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  16.  Beast Mode  goin to replace him like Maduro? Ohh wait, that coup failed
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  17.  @derek8564  Actually Cuba isn't opposed, both nations have been working on a program of joint military cooperation including the construction of a naval base in Bayamo, with joint maritime drills to modernize Cuba's coast Guard as well as monitor US naval traffic going to and from Guantanamo.
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  18. and have since the 3rd Belorussian Front took it from the fascists in 1945.
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  19. ​ @ronaldpetrovich  the "real aircraft carriers" that currently have no defence against the carrier based YJ-21 Hypersonic anti-ship missiles? Your comment in about 20 years out of date.
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  20.  @andreandree4384  it was and is a military operation to denazify Ukraine, the last time this happened, it took two years and cost 2.4 million casualties, so far Russia controls a quarter of Ukrainian territory after 6 months, while suffering less than 10,000 casualties, by last times standard they should be looking at 620,000 casualties by now, so I consider that substantial progress.
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  21.  @Mysterious_Person.87  Die 3. Weißrussische Front war anderer Meinung.
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  22.  @Mysterious_Person.87  Im Endabrechnungsvertrag von 1990 verzichtete Deutschland auf alle Ansprüche auf Kaliningrad.
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  23.  @Sean-giang  the ship is the petrodollar, America is just the control bridge, it'll be the last to go under, but it's all going down regardless, no ship is too big to sink.
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  24. If he had a conscience then he should have went in 1949 and apologized to the survivors and the families of the victims, and faced any consequences thereof, and made his case that he only burned bodies to them directly, instead he got to go free for 80 years, him going now is just insulting to the victims.
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  25. i thought that already happened? it was called SEATO, and it failed.
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  26. Finns have learned nothing since 1944, STOP. FUCKIN. WITH. THAT. BEAR. the third reich didnt save you, nor will NATO.
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  27.  Beast Mode  Yeah that's your opinion and your entitled to it, I'm not crying, russia was underestimated before, just as it's being underestimated now, and likely will be again in the future
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  28.  Beast Mode  Mariupol Fell to Russian forces, the last of the Azov Batallion clowns surrendered. The remnants were escorted out by DNR militia onto busses with your favorite Z and sent east. Thought you would enjoy the update.
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  29.  @Sam-nb8ev  call a referendum between Taiwan's 23.57 million and the PRC's 1.4 Billion, then let democracy take its course.
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  30. Slava Donbasu!!!
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  31.  @DanChirica  you mean "Best Korea".
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  32.  @petersinclair3997  Taiean was Chinese territory from 1683 under the Qing Dynasty until being taken by the Japanese in 1895 so for 200+ years it was Chinese territory, the KMT lost the civil war, the whole world has recognized the PRC in Beijing as the legitimate government.
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  33. ​@Sei MaiSei pretty sure back in the day Jon Stewart called the place "bullshit mountian"
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  34. Slava Donbassu!! 🖤💙❤
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  35. The grandchildren of the victims dont.
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  36. ​ @covertpuppytwo3857 and were selling oil and steel to Japan during the conquest of Korea, Japan has never apologized or shown remorse for what they did, the populace has been brainwashed into believing they were the victims, and has since been allowed to rearm, they even have aircraft carriers again while the government is moving to the far right, it's a terrifying scenario that will not end well.
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  37.  @tommylawton6253  I'm sure you said the same thing to the Taliban before they sent those western fighters packing.
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  38. let's talk about the people then, how would you get a person thats willing to mass murder innocent people to go seek help when he has an AR-15 pointed at you? a mentally unstable teenager cant kill 30 of thier class mates in less than 2 minutes if it is impossible for that teenager to get a semi-automatic rifle, no, it wont stop the problem, as you'll always end up with people like Charles Whitman who can be very deadly with a bolt action rifle, but with that said, you would drastically mitigate the amount of deaths
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  39. ​ @NoaimMantar The Treaty of San Francisco of 1945 is legally binding and recognized by the UN.
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  40. They have the freedom to operante in their EEZ that etends 200nm from nasha qundao, as does the Philippines until the dispute is formally resolved.
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  41. @Ben Benito Nothing wrong with supporting Donetsk and Lugansk in defending themselves against Ukrainian agression, If it deprives General Dynamics of another customer, that would be good for world peace, I hope it weakens it's bitch Uncle Sam as well.
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  42.  @Sean-giang  Ditching the dollar actively hurts its value, while ditching the dollar doesent cause immediate growth, it does provide a security as the dollar's value continues to drop, if your dedollarizing and not a western country, your just showing you dont want to go down with the sinking ship.
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  43.  @Sean-giang  Ohh, It's DPRK, not "North korea" every comment you post can be read like a defense mechanism that just reads "plz stop making me poorer". The world should not have to depend on American economic hegemony, developing nations have spent decades under the boot heels of Uncle Sam's authority due to their nations dependency on the dollar, which has led to gross perpetual exploitation that can only be summed up as economic enslavement, Now it stands that those who gained their wealth and power through the r.a.p.e of the developing world are now afraid to lose it. You can be afraid of upheaval and change but your fear wont stop it, when the dollar sinks just try to have a life preserver. That's my last advice to you. Best of luck 👍
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  44.  @Sean-giang  Not in the short run no, it would take decades for the benifit of dropping the dollar to be realized, but in the immediate the harm would and has been greater to the US than to those poor nations themselves, this is called cascade effect, the less value a given currency holds, the less incentive there is to use it in trade against a currency with gaining value, you have now repeatedly made the same point without elaboration as to why it would be harmful to nations already forced into economic subservience because of the dollar, you are looking at the risk of what ditching the dollar holds without weighing them against the harm that the petrodollar's monopoly already causes. In that context I have to disagree, dedollarizing will help countries with fragile economies and governments so long as they can prevent the consequences of doing so, as Americas usual answer to smaller nations that stop trading with the dollar is economic blockade and military intervention to protect its hegemony, when the options are subservience to US exploitation or utter destruction, or everyone ditching the dollar and watching the western empire collapse, I humbly choose the latter.
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  45.  @Sean-giang  I'm already poor, your almighty dollar hasnt saved me, as it hasnt saved hundreds of millions around the world from Haiti to the Sudan, and based on that, I'm not praying on the dollar to save me just to forsaken millions of others, so again, were going to have to disagree.
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  46.  @Sean-giang  Japan is still absolutely dependent on the US dollar, Idk what your talking about there.. China would be a much better example, ph, too your last comment, you do realize that Switzerland is a part of Europe correct? Making its mention a bit redundant.
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  47.  @Sean-giang  after China already took over market production, the west is more dependent on chinese goods than china is dependent on western money, its not a competition when theres no one else to compete with for those goods, which has been the case for decades, no nation has the production capacity that China does. China is ditching the dollar, it's going to hurt the west alot more than it's going to hurt them, and I'm all for it.
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  48. ​ @wwind20  are you sure that your not a zelensky bot that hasnt existed prior to april?
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  49. ​ @mo2741  Helping china overcome America is a much better option.
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  50.  @SeaJay_Oceans  No, she wouldnt, Xi is better than that hag. President Xi, Please liberate America.
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  51. ​ @jolobas472  capitalism in decay is fascism.
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  52. ​ @saibot7218  when Chinese liberation arrives one can only hope your deported for reeducation.
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  53. ​@Ben Benito it was never truly about democracy, just a ploy to protect corrupt corporate heads and sex traffickers, probably why the other 5.5 million citizens either came out against the protest or continued with they're normal lives, at least until the protesters became violent and lost most of they're remaining public support, and in all of the violence, 2 people were killed.
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  54. I called it the pacific ocean.
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  55. ​ @piotrtrebisz6602  Spoken like the Reichsminister of Propaganda himself.
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  56.  @piotrtrebisz6602  Just as we know it's the Ukrainian using third reich swastikas for battle flags and iron crosses for azov battalion murderers. Not russians, I get that you need to downplay those elements to fit the western narrative, but I'm still going to call it as I see it, and I've seen too many swastikas for my taste..
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  57.  @piotrtrebisz6602  Hey I'm not about to hide or excuse the neonazi's in the ranks of Wagner group let alone the russian army, percentage wise it's no where near as bad as the Ukrainian army, cant help but notice that these far right groups have only sprung up in eastern europe over the last 30 years with the fall of far left governments and the liberalization of politics in the region, followed by the ultimate corruption of said administrations. To say that Russia hasnt lost doesnt mean I'm in full support of Putin, he's a capitalists oligarch that's using the conflict for his personal gain via stock interest and arms sales from Rostek. This is a proxy war between two capitalist giants, both sides have allowed pervasive elements onto thier ranks because capitalist will always need thier useful fools. I wish russia never had to intervene, I wish ukraine had respected the peoples of donbass' legal right to referendum instead of declaring them terrorists and starting a civil war, I wish Ukraine hadnt violated the Geneva convention by cutting off all fresh water access to the Crimean peninsula in a direct act of aggression towards russia, (when you commit a war crime against the people of a sovereign nation, you tend to piss them off) The entire conflict could have been avoided, but that outcome isnt profitable for either Rostek or General Dynamics.
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  58.  @piotrtrebisz6602  Collective punishment is a war crime, there is no other fresh water route to Crimea, it cost Ukraine more money and resources just to cut water access off as opposed to not building a dam just to deprive civilians of drinking water, both Poland and Finland have sent military aid to Ukraine since said crime was perpetrated. Until the matter of the illegal coup that usurped power is resolved said elections cannot be considered fair while the government was in a state of war against a third of the population. If Cuba stopped letting US ships take water to guantanamo, the US would be pretty pissed too. That's what the Russians are saying. Try to see things from thier viewpoint, as your one sided bias isnt going to resolve anything, furthermore Ukraine considers Crimea an integral part of Ukraine, and its population to be made up of Ukrainian "terrorist" so by thier own standing, aside from russia's, it's still a war crime, one amongst many that made the conflict inevitable.
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  59.  @jonkino1931  Crashed? The Yuan overtook the petrodollar, what rock have you been living under?
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  60.  @jonkino1931  they probably already have 2 sets of five year plans to stabilize and reinvigorate the economy knowing them, by all likelyhood industry will only continue to grow, as opposed to the half measures the US has afforded it citizens every time its economy has collapsed. Shite the US has yet to recover from the crash in 2008
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  61. ​ Beast Mode  your losing friends left and right and China's taking over as the world's predominant economy, what are you winning exactly?
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  62.  Dragon Force  No, ya dont say? The US is a paper tiger that got their arses handed to them by illiterate peasants with the technological capacity of a RadioShack, what is washington going to do? Levy more sanctions? That's cute
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  63.  @Sam-nb8ev  said imperialist would do better to question their own hypocrisy as opposed to judging former subjects.
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  64.  Beast Mode  50 million of america's own citizens live in extreme poverty,, they're shitty rulers.
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  65. China in not Taiwan, Taiwan is a part of China.
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  66. Let me put it in this perspective, Id fly on one of these before i got on a boeing, and id fly on an Ilyushin 76 before i flew on a gulfstream.
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  67. ​ @bestfriends7691  Executing civilians, witness testimony of holding civilian in the basement of the plant against their will, it was one of these workers that told the russians how to get in, besides, this is Azov Battalion, they've been massaging Ukrainians and Russians alike since 2014. They destroyed WW2 monuments and defaced holocaust memorials, keep in mind tracing a peoples cultural history so a war crime tantamount to genocide.
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  68. They couldnt even keep Iraq's oil, best not to try against China
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  69. Seen alot of calls for punishment, everything from forced labor to deportation has been called for, I'm going to be the Maoist in the room and say put them to the fuggin wall. Otherwise all they are is a burden whithwich the state and people thereof must provide for.
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  70. Putin and Rostek arent really that much better than Biden and General Dynamics, both are capitalist states with false democracies that do not work in the interest of the common citizen. In the stance of Russia in Ukraine, I do support Russia any american that was alive during the October Crisis in Cuba should do the same.
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  71. ​ @storm7090  "An illegal COUP financed by the US (Namely Victoria Nuland providing 5 Billion dollars to far right extremist groups" took control of Ukraine February 24th, 2014. They then declared that anyone in opposition to the coup that overthrew the democratically elected government to be a terrorists, then forced anti-russian legislation at gunpoint on camera, the subsequent enforcement of which led to a campaign of pillaging and massacres as was witnessed in Odessa and Mariupol, forcing the regions that were populated predominantly of people of russian decent and those holding duel citizenship to respond to these acts of agression, leading to homogeneous uprisings in both Donetsk and Lugansk where popular referendum was then held and the people voted to leave Ukraine, the referendum was overseen by international observers and there was no evidence of fraud ever discovered. The people exercised there democratic right to referendum in an act of self preservation. In response the regime in Kiev began a military operation to crush all descent against the coup, beginning with artillery strikes against civil administration buildings in both Donetsk and Lugansk, in response disaffected policemen and military veterans formed vostok battalion in April to defend the fledgling People's Republics, taking arms from two military depots containing retired arms and equipments from the 90's and the Afghan war. At this time no russian material or financial aid had arrived, the first arms transfer from Russia would not arrive in Donetsk until the end of June, two months into Ukraine's military offensive in the Donbas. Russia held friendly relations with Ukraine prior to the 2014 coup in Kiev, protest broke out calling for the removal of Viktor Yanukovich and that he agree to a snap election, which he knew he had no chance of winning, Putin recommended he resign. He agreed to the elections and was prepared to concede defeat, the protestors got everything they had wanted, but the US ambassador urged the leaders of Svaboda and Right Sektor to agitate thier followers into taking more radical steps and adding further demands, moving the goalpost so to speak, and as such making a peaceful resolution impossible, because a peaceful resolution that left Ukraine politically and financially tied to Russia was not in the interest of the US or NATO.
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  72. it was also once legal to beat your wife on sunday so long as it was on the courthouse steps and the stick was no wider than your thumb. Laws become out of date, like the 2nd amendment of the us constitution.
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  73. that's like saying it would be hard to implement a blockade against Cuba when all but two nations at the UNGA stand with Cuba in ending it...ohh wait, it continues to this day,
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  74. The Donetsk & Lugansk People's Republic's have more international recognition as seperate and sovereign nations than Taiwan LMAO😂😂😂😂
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  75. ​ Sean Giang  Not for 120 years, it wasnt good either.
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  76. It could also only fire 2 rounds per minute in a stress free environment, a Pennsylvania rifle takes much longer to load than a smooth bore musket
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  77. @Meme Memeson Sure, because that worked out splendidly for the Donbas and Crimea
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  78.  Beast Mode  where did you get that information? Your arse? The International Monetary Fund (IMF), using the more reliable and now widely accepted yardstick, called the Purchasing Power Parity (PPP), has determined China’s economy at $24.2 trillion compared to America’s $20.8 trillion, who's more trustworthy when it comes to statistics, rando on youtube, or the international monetary fund? Gonna go with the IMF on that one, all offense intended, cheers!
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  79. you re-opened trade with China and let the long con against you begin, then bought into it for 5 decades.
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  80.  Beast Mode  that's a low fuggin bar LMAO
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  81. The Japanese government are too busy brainwashing their own populace into believing they were the victims while also rearming the military with the means to make new conquests. The Soviets should have invaded because the US clearly didnt drop enough atomic bombs.
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  82. Because when they dont the US sets a trade blockade around their nation and threaten/carry out armed invasion to install an new government friendly to america's economic hegemony. Murica- "Keep selling us your nation at the price we dictate, or get Lybia 2.0, your choice."
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  83.  @osper65  that "oppressive communist dictatorship" is more democratic than anything the west has offered in the last 200 years.
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  84. Meanwhile according to Ukrainian propaganda and western media outlets, Russia doesnt even have a navy to drill lmao!! Слава России
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  85. ​ @TacticalMayo As un Ukraine, Afghanistan, Iraq, Lybia, Yugoslavia Venezuela, whenever you get involved it usually makes a difficult situation alot worse. Furthermore you have no rights over the Island, Taiwan is a part of China.
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  86. Because then Americ's "lease" on the Guantanamo Naval base would be viewed as illegal military occupation
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  87. ​ @AlejandroPikoulasPlata meanwhile Japan is swapping out its helicopters for F35's on the carriers, no peace can exist with a far-right led rearmed Japan, to thing otherwise is just naivety or blissful ignorance
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  88. ​ Beast Mode  the US fermented and funded an illegal coup in Ukraine to overthrow the elected government, sparking a civil war in the process, they US did not invade Ukraine, but they made Russian intervention inevitable.
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  89. Australia's still full of colonizers
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  90. Over a century of predatory imperialist exploitation of the region, something China hasn't done to Central or South America
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  91.  @beastmode8203  Aye yeah no fuck that shithole empire.
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  92. the UK is causing alot more harm than its helping, Monty would be rolling in his fuckin grave if knew his kids and grandkids would be jumping at the bit to send arms and munitions to help support NeoNazis that stole power in an illegal coup, hed probably run boris over with a Matilda.
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  93. ​ @aoan6403  but they're defending it from American agression.
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  94.  Christy Li  if those words only reached one person, then they were enough, and now with Japan re-militarizing and taking more aggressive posture, it is imperative that the People's Republic continue strengthening its navy in order to defend the nation, its regional partners, and its trade routes, all of which are jeopardized by western antagonizing and Japan's rearmament.
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  95. @J You put millions of indegenous people in camps, where they were subjected to disease and starvation, deprivation of civil liberties or legal representation, you destroyed entire cultures by banning native languages from being spoken and restricted traditional activities in such a large manner that today the UN would declare it genocide.These were the "camps" your referring to, they're called reservations. African Americans got worse than camps, they were called plantations, where for two centuries they slaves away to make your empire rich where those in power can sit atop a metaphorical ivory palace and judge everyone beneath them while being completely oblivious of the hypocrisy. Are you a comedian by chance? Because your comments would make for a great stand up show.
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  96. ​ @ronaldpetrovich  all it takes is a single YJ-21 to turn CVN-72 into an artificial reef.
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  97. Kyle Glass's wish didnt come true
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  98. ​ @ronaldpetrovich  how are those zumwalt's doing buddy? 😂😂😂
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  99.  @ronaldpetrovich  Wow, I find it hard to believe that any service vet would be so willfully ignorant for the sake of a xenophobic bias to tout the might of a navy that's only been marginally effective in the last several decades. Screaming "Murica" wont stop the hypersonic missiles and torpedoes from ripping your tin cans apart.
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  100. ​ @titojohnventures Chinese water hoses apparently can.
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  101. A referendum that would likely go against the nations leadership? why does that sound familiar, ohh wait, the peoples of donbass and Crimea also held referendums, they were just called terrorists for it.
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  102. ​ @boostjunkie2320 Not yet, and the ones still alive should be extradited to China to stand trial before a people's tribunal for crimes against humanity, they got to escape justice for more than 70 years, which is 70 more than they ever deserved, but the the people of China were betrayed by the Americans in that regard, who let these monsters go free just for useless data. Japan as a nation does need to apologize, and it should never be allowed to rearm, they werent the victims of militarism, they bought into it wholeheartedly and are absolutely capable of committing the same atrocities now,
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  103. ​ @obey9748  You arent getting your colonies back.
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  104.  @andreandree4384  Russia's captured a quarter of Ukraine's territory while only using a tenth of they're armed forces, meanwhile Zelensky is running out of cannon fodder faster than Putin is running out of Kalibr's.
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  105.  @Ptrm594  No, and the last time i was negar there was almost a decade ago before maidan and the coup in Kiev, still have friends there though
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  106.  @Ptrm594  Ireland, and likewise, conflict only begets more conflict, I learned in Lebanon that no matter how just the cause, in the end it's just a racket
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  107. ​​​ @GrandmasterFU666  so why are you mad that the people of donbass refused to have their futures decided by an authoritarian regime that stole power in an armed coup supported and financed by the west? does their legal right to democratic referendum mean nothing? In 8 years the west did nothing for the democratic rights of the people in Donetsk or Lugansk, they werent fighting for russia, only regional autonomy and only because they were left with no other choice, the west forced donbass to seek help from Russia. If Mexico could make peace with the Zapatistas, and Colombia could make peace with FARC, Ukraine and the west have no excuse. Now the peace will have to be settled on Russia's terms, as there is no evidence that the Poroshenko or Zelenskyy regimes have ever once been interested in peace.
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  108. The US has invaded Honduras twice to defend its hegemony over the region, it has and continues to fund illegal paramilitary death squads in Honduras, the US used Honduras to túnel arms and funds yo the contras in the dirty war while using the same airstrips yo funnel cocaine into the United states, these actions fieles the drug war that has left tens of thousands dead. As recently as 2009, the US funded and abetted an illegal military coup in the nation to remove President Zeleyaand replaced him with a puppet ruler subservient to the US. The US is no friend to Honduras, just an exploiter thereof.
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  109. ​ @wordscapes5690  Yeah I'm onboard as well, Fuck NATO NO PASARAN
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