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Exactly. Where's my tiny violin.
by pupppet 4y ago
Exactly. Where's my tiny violin.
- beepbooptheory 4y agoThis is all very interesting. Why is that people in countries generally south of the equator have more collective agency in their state's affairs than those in the north? I only ask because whenever people talk on here about politics in America or Europe, people don't have a hard time accepting that the state would be against the interests of individuals, but whenever its about some country in Africa or South America, the focus is much more on the country as a whole as like a rational individual.
- therealcamino 4y agoHuh? Who is talking about countries south of the equator?
- matkoniecz 4y ago1) note that I mentioned Bahamas, not people living there. To be more specific, I have a lot sympathy toward people that oppose Bahamas policy of making their economy scam-based and fraud-based. 2) I also have limited sympathy to Russia for consequences of their invasions (much larger toward Russians who at least tried to leave Russia or did anything at all) 3) The same applies to disastrous smog-related stupidity in my own country, Poland
- michaericalribo 4y agoBahamas are not south of the equator*, they’re adjacent to Florida * or even very close to it