Comments by "Be Low Below" (@toyotaprius79) on "TLDR News EU" channel.

  1. Fascist lesbianism?....
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  2. ohhhh france...
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  3. Who actually wants fascism?
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  4. What about their private paramilitary threatening a mutiny?
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  5. ​ @karankapoor2701 you may need some self reflection if you can't scrutinise the FDP yourself
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  6. And both are conservative authoritarian governments
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  7. They weren't just slow. They were deliberately trying not to switch and invest in EVs or even hybrids or microcars. Desperately trying to hold back Euro emissions regulations. Desperately trying to keep selling petrols and diesels while neglecting investment in workers and R&D. That's why the EPP are such good friends with these private business interests.
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  8.  @StephenRayner  that's no excuse to drop Al renewables and spend +10 years building a nuclear site
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  9. ​​​​ @marcobonesi6794 you're showing your ignorance there pal The housing market (and homelessness/wealth inequality) across Europe is in poor shape What good are cheap houses in Spain when there's massive speculative investors manipulating the market aiming towards customers who aren't just expats and holiday makers but in particular people from Ireland who literally find it cheaper to commute by air
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  10. You think the weapons industry isn't delighted by that fact?
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  11. Ask yourself who is creating the fear, who is creating the risks.
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  12. 301 vIeWs!1!?!2!1!!
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  13. So, superficial?
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  14. ​ @HighFlyingOwlOfMinerva Fascist
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  15. The workers or the bosses?
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  16. So this is what happens when a party gets inti government on superficial and manipulative culture war and anti immigrant issues?
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  17. Yay?
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  18.  @sigurdchrist  not even close pal, it'll be an imperial empire like that USSR but without communism.
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  19. As long as it distracts from environmental disasters caused by lobbying and profiteering.
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  20. Is there no thought to be given on the FPD and its business friendly incompatibly with reducing emissions?
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  21. Isn't the FDP not responsible for consistent contradiction and mismanagement in the current coalition?
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  22. Farmers should be able to organise prices for themselves and not be pushed further and further into debt to keep up with commodity demand.
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  23. Everyone manages to turn a blind eye to Orban's Hungary or the similar policies of Poland or Italy's new government. But when it comes to actual political critique of NATO that you'd see from the likes of "far left" NGL parties - it always ends up in a dog pile.
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  24. And isn't it a problem when there's no will power or planning to organise all those small businesses together to adapt and defend themselves from economic shocks - because of short sighted decisions from an Automaker that's vulnerable from Chinese competition that invested in affordable EVs a decade in advance?
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  25. Vonder Genocide
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  26. It's been down that path for a while. Every social media channel that struggles to keep the algorithm on its side eventually clickbaits but also puts off long time followers
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  27. That's GM for you Imagine if the people of Australia, the workers of Holden were able to make their own decisions for their own industry instead of a faceless group of executives who needed their quarterly profit margins for stock buy backs?
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  28. If he did, the Oligarchs would immediately have him in the rough.
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  29. That's the intention of centrist or Neoliberal parties. Frustrate and deny any meaningful change and allow fascists/fascist-sympathisers to flourish
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  30. The BBB are not for small and squeezed farmers, it's painfully clear
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  31. Plus le change plus la meme chose
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  32. The housing crisis Europe wide is more important tbh
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  33. Austerity didn't work ? Shocker
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  34. ​ @user-op8fg3ny3j clearly the gritty economy reality alludes you Have you heard of climate collapse? I sure wouldn't mind dragging new life into a world that will certainly be worse off when I turn 40
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  35. ​ @joeblogs6598  This world knows the price of everything and the value of nothing. From hospice care, to healthy families, healthy communities to a healthy biodiversity that all our food relies on.
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  36. Ask the industrial capital powers to not invest in them and their union busting.
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  37. It should be up to the people of russia. But the likelihood of a people's revolt is a lot more dangerous now than it was in 1917
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  38. But don't sweep the past under the rug. It's like Ireland and England, all good to aspire for the future and cooperation, but skeletons in the closet must not be given a blind eye What happened to Greece in 1947 sedimenting its (let's be honest) fascist military coup era?
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  39. Was already a lose lose in terms of emissions
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  40. Oo aah up the RA
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  41.  @wlee9888  you're getting it backwards. In the last 20 years China's automotive industry transformed itself through its internal market. Buying +10 year old tooling of cars long since discontinued from Europe, having Foreign manufactures to pair up with Chinese manufacturers to develop their engineering. They succeeded long before now. Only now are they exporting cars that are on par with external "free markets" 🙄😂. Whether you see it as a threat or as a sign of weakness that their internal market is showing signs of fatigue.
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  42. Yikes
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  43. Alright. But you do know that western Automakers have invested heavily in the prospect of China being the largest automotive market since the 90s. So if a tit for tat occurs and China just blocks any foreign car sales, hundreds of billions in investment will be stranded and at risk essentially. Stocks go down, economic free fall
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  44. Hey TLDR! This sounds like perfect ground to collab with youtuber MoFreedomFoundation
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  45. German industrialists with a hand in the CDU ignored the warnings
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  46. ​ @josephcarland shhhh 🤫 Conservatives and fascists don't like that fact
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  47. ​​​​ @manudwarf49 and there's FA decent transport outside of Dublin. I've 8 years no claims on insurance and the quote is below €800 for the first time. Most people reliant on the car here in Ireland tolerate +€1200 as the norm. An 18 year old who passed their licence in a 1.4 fiesta would be facing +2500 per annum. They're a monopolistic cartel, Ireland is valued and exploited like an isolated market on to itself... There's FA public alternative or any alternative that deliberately undercuts the cartel I could also be talking about health insurance too...
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  48. Are farmers going to realise that they shouldn't let big factories and supermarkets puppet them?
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  49.  @aleksaradojicic8114  or the Catholic church in Irish government.
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  50. ​ @reaperz5677  reality pill too bitter for ya?
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