OKRainbowKid

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by OKRainbowKid 7mo ago
What are you talking about? Greens are neither pro-gas nor pro-Russia. They were amongst those warning previous governments of energy dependence on Russia, and were basically the most decisively pro-Ukranian party in the previous government
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by OKRainbowKid 7mo ago
The exact opposite? Can you elaborate?
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by OKRainbowKid 7mo ago
There's no inherent contradiction between rotten morals and high morale.
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by OKRainbowKid 7mo ago
That's my impression as well. The future is being sold for the present.
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by OKRainbowKid 7mo ago
How so? The law doesn't require cookie banners. However, you could argue that tracking/advertisement cookies should have been banned completely and that the law is flawed in that it allows for tracking given user "consent&quo
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by OKRainbowKid 8mo ago
Where are you gonna move the goalposts to next?
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by OKRainbowKid 8mo ago
One is free as in freedom, the other is beholden to the business of a billionaire with a political agenda. Ironically, the section "criticism and controversies" on the Grokipedia article on Grokipedia gives a good overview. https
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by OKRainbowKid 8mo ago
That was almost 7 years ago, the world was in a very different place back then.
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by OKRainbowKid 8mo ago
What propaganda? https://www.dw.com/en/germany-updates-us-travel-advice-after... "Between January and July 2025, just under 780,000 German tourists flew to the US, around 12% fewer than the same period in the prev
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by OKRainbowKid 8mo ago
Same here, to the point I would even avoid layovers in the US and take a more expensive flight instead. I don't want to deal with some power tripping immigration officer insisting to search my phone and social media to send me to some
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by OKRainbowKid 8mo ago
It's ironic how you're (unknowingly) doing the fossil fuel industry's bidding while ranting about an ominous elite that doesn't care about regular people.
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by OKRainbowKid 8mo ago
I don't see the contradiction?
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by OKRainbowKid 8mo ago
Who says he isn't? What is your point?
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by OKRainbowKid 8mo ago
By what logic? The one in your comment I replied to? Yeah I don't subscribe to that logic. I don't see how my comment was irrelevant or why you mention "switching eras", when in your comment you used the quite absolute &
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by OKRainbowKid 8mo ago
Whataboutism and deflection, the favorite tool of Kremlin apologists.
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by OKRainbowKid 8mo ago
By that logic, Germany would have never formed.
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by OKRainbowKid 9mo ago
Authoritarians are thriving currently precisely because of such narratives as this great replacement bs, designed to sow division and promote xenophobia and nationalism.
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by OKRainbowKid 9mo ago
Okay? What point are you trying to make?
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by OKRainbowKid 9mo ago
That seems like just victim blaming - "she was asking for it with the clothes she was wearing".
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by OKRainbowKid 9mo ago
Can you elaborate how this statement led you to your conclusion?
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by OKRainbowKid 9mo ago
Be the change you want to see in this world.
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by OKRainbowKid 9mo ago
Neither can you just assert that there are no far-right members of parliament.
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by OKRainbowKid 9mo ago
Oh, I absolutely agree!
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by OKRainbowKid 9mo ago
If there is no one to your right, it's probably because you yourself are at the right extreme.
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by OKRainbowKid 9mo ago
Not as depressing as life in a world where nobody ever stops to reflect.
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by OKRainbowKid 9mo ago
Who specifically are you talking about?
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by OKRainbowKid 9mo ago
Why?
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by OKRainbowKid 9mo ago
No, it wouldn't.
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by OKRainbowKid 9mo ago
Why are you comparing US companies to EU judges? To me it seems like private business in the US is much more involved in the legislative than the judicative branch.
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by OKRainbowKid 9mo ago
I have the impression that most people believing and repeating this "great replacement" narrative are not members of the demographics they claim are being replaced. To me it seems mostly spread by people living outside of Europe t

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