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Honestly, your posting does not make sense. > Their "data protection" is circumvented by the newly introduces complete data retention for police purposes. Thi

by lispm 11y ago

Honestly, your posting does not make sense. > Their "data protection" is circumvented by the newly introduces complete data retention for police purposes. This has never been introduced. > Websites are completely unusable due to "are you ok with cookies?"-questions on every f* page you visit There are not unusable. > Apple Builds clean cars? I've not seen them yet. > in that regard while Daimler sold their shares in Tesla years ago. Daimler helped Tesla to survive. http://www.autoblog.com/2012/09/05/elon-musk-the-credit-for-saving-tesla-should-go-to-daimler/ http://www.autoblog.com/2012/09/05/elon-musk-the-credit-for-... Toyota also has sold their Tesla shares. > And while letting every refugee in Germany helps refugees ... many of them are fleeing because the US destabilized the middle east http://www.wsj.com/articles/SB10481991589095700 http://www.wsj.com/articles/SB10481991589095700 > it is absolutely impossible for many qualified to ever make it to the country. For many qualified persons it is completely easy to work in Germany. Almost every EU citizen (which are more than 500 Million) is allowed to work in Germany. Officially.

adventured 11y ago
> many of them are fleeing because the US destabilized the middle east Because a lot of countries destabilized the middle east by redrawing national borders at will over a long period of time. Russia, Germany, various colonial powers, Britain - all share a huge amount of responsibility for the total mess there. Who made Afghanistan what it is today? The USSR? The US? Britain? The people of Afghanistan? Who wanted to topple Iran? Well that was a British adventure. They sought out US help on getting it done. Who propped up the various dictators in the middle east? Well that would be the USSR / Russia, the US, and numerous Europe powers including France and Britain. Who was responsible for toppling the dictators? Well some of them were toppled by the US, some were toppled by the fact of being dictators (Egypt) - dictatorships having a nasty historical tendency to end violently and rapidly. The Syrian revolution started in 2011. If you can prove the US was responsible for that particular event - which to date nobody else has managed to prove - I'd love to see the evidence. The US has been responsible for trying to take advantage of it however, to topple Bashar. The US is merely the latest of the western powers to contribute to the rolling disaster of the last century in the middle east - a rolling disaster that has been going on for over a thousand years now, since Islam's golden age collapsed.

by lispm 11y ago

adventured 11y ago

> many of them are fleeing because the US destabilized the middle east Because a lot of countries destabilized the middle east by redrawing national borders at will over a long period of time. Russia, Germany, various colonial powers, Britain - all share a huge amount of responsibility for the total mess there. Who made Afghanistan what it is today? The USSR? The US? Britain? The people of Afghanistan? Who wanted to topple Iran? Well that was a British adventure. They sought out US help on getting it done. Who propped up the various dictators in the middle east? Well that would be the USSR / Russia, the US, and numerous Europe powers including France and Britain. Who was responsible for toppling the dictators? Well some of them were toppled by the US, some were toppled by the fact of being dictators (Egypt) - dictatorships having a nasty historical tendency to end violently and rapidly. The Syrian revolution started in 2011. If you can prove the US was responsible for that particular event - which to date nobody else has managed to prove - I'd love to see the evidence. The US has been responsible for trying to take advantage of it however, to topple Bashar. The US is merely the latest of the western powers to contribute to the rolling disaster of the last century in the middle east - a rolling disaster that has been going on for over a thousand years now, since Islam's golden age collapsed.