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   by aguaviva 2y ago

   Why wouldn't I be? I'd be happy to see both those of countries sanctioned in appropriate measure for what they've done.
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   by aguaviva 2y ago

   The simplest argument I can think of is to ask yourself: "Are there any numbers between 0.999... and 1?" If not then it's logical to conclude they wind up at the same "place", that is, the same number. Or equiva
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   by aguaviva 2y ago

   Why should China follow those sanctions? It makes no sense for China. You know -- concern for human life, human rights, rule of law, that sort of thing.
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   by aguaviva 2y ago

   Try finding any evidence that Russia wants to expand its federation into Europe. Ukraine is in Europe, last we checked, and Putin is openly seeking to expand the Federation's borders there as we speak. They don't need any more
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   by aguaviva 2y ago

   The Donbas is populated mainly by Russian people False. The regions in question identified as Ukrainian, and by a solid majority (55-45) in the most recent census. Yes -- even Russian speakers identified as "Ukrainian" when gi
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   by aguaviva 2y ago

   Some liberties taken on the title, to dial down clickbaity-ness https://archive.md/F6Wbo
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   Federal Agencies Attempt to Pick Ecological Winners and Losers in the Pacific NW(nytimes.com)

   2 points by aguaviva 2y ago|1 comments
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   by aguaviva 2y ago

   What "data"? You'll definitely need to provide reliable sources for the specific assertion you're making here.