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arandomusername
1y ago
> It was but one example of a list much longer than the post you responded to, which anyone who was fair would recognize. "Anyone who is fair would see it exactly how I see it!" > No, not really. Yes, really. Wonderful way t
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arandomusername
1y ago
And the bleach argument was the supporting argument for the statement regarding intelligence. > Not really. Yes really. > Exactly what you did to the other poster. The other poster was clearly saying there is great reason to not assum
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arandomusername
1y ago
Nitpicking? Minor quibble? It was the major point that the user brought up. > Just a good time to remember that the same guy who thinks tariffs are a good idea is the guy who stood at a podium during Covid next to the world’s leading exp
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arandomusername
1y ago
When you get a wound, it's often a good idea to disinfect it. Do you wash your wounds with bleach?
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arandomusername
1y ago
You said Trump dismantled social nets. Your AI slop doesn't mention any social nets that were dismantled. Please tell me, what social nets could one rely on before Trump that they cannot now? > but it doesn't include stuff like
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arandomusername
1y ago
> the value of not having their entire economy (or telecommunications &etc) be vulnerable to the whims of one person, be that the richest person in the world or a president nobody in Europe voted for. . > Could also rope in the Ch
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arandomusername
1y ago
Never mentioned bleach. Mentioned UV disinfection right before that quote. Never suggested it or said it's a good idea. Just said it's interesting, worth checking out, and has to be done by medical doctors. Completely manipulating
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1y ago
What social nets did he dismantle? Similarly, democrats need to acknowledge that they are responsible for Trump getting elected. Immigration was one of the biggest issues for voters and it went rampant under the democrats.
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arandomusername
1y ago
You really are proving that user right, considering Trump never suggested injecting bleach.
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arandomusername
1y ago
It's not whataboutism since you are the one who brought up Europe.
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arandomusername
1y ago
It's racist now to not wanting the indigenous people be replaced by foreigners? Racist for wanting to preserve my culture?
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arandomusername
1y ago
Didn't know that Indians, Algerians and Nigerians are at war in the middle east. It's interesting how it's mostly men that flee as well.
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arandomusername
1y ago
Yeah if you don't attend Christmas markets. Not wanting your culture to erode is not a "far right talking point". Mass immigration has absolutely decimated Europe.
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arandomusername
1y ago
> No discussion, no parliament, no opposition taken into account. Crazy. Is it that much different from EU? Where was the discussion before mass immigration? Where was the opposition taken into account there?
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arandomusername
1y ago
I'm from Europe. You should be focusing those questions on EU, we have much bigger problems. Mass immigration has decimated Europe.
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arandomusername
1y ago
That's funny, MAGA says the same about the "democracts"/"left"
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arandomusername
1y ago
Nestle has a profit margin of ~15%. If they raise prices by 10%, consumers will buy significantly less. There's a sweetspot somewhere for max profit, it's not 10% and probably not 0% either. Coffee and tea are very cheap when you
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arandomusername
1y ago
Trump being a Russian asset is so tiring and wildly invalid. He's threatening Iran because he's a Russian asset right? Bombing Houthis too? No, someone else benefits from those, maybe he's an asset of that country?
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arandomusername
1y ago
Strikes on houthi are not because "he's a wannabe dictator", let's be real. US is involved in ME for one reason and one reason only.
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1y ago
Are you really doubting that countries wouldn't negotiate? Seriously? Multiple countries offered no tariffs, like Israel and Vietnam I think? EU offered 0/0 for cars/industrial. SK president said they will negotiate. > Wa
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arandomusername
1y ago
Oh no, not my Apple! The hike will not be 10% on consumers. In most cases the seller will eat a good chunk of the cost otherwise it won't sell.
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arandomusername
1y ago
Travel warnings like "make sure your paperwork is in order" yeah?
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arandomusername
1y ago
Nope, all those warnings were basically "make sure your paperwork/visa is in order" and "gender on passport has to be the one assigned on birth"
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arandomusername
1y ago
Sounds like the same cope with MAGA claiming 2020 election was stolen
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arandomusername
1y ago
Because their economies would suffer heavily? That's why they are upset about the tariffs in the first place.
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arandomusername
1y ago
Easier to just promote a shitcoin like he did already.
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1y ago
> russian gas is cheaper is russian propagandist lie. That's not true. It is cheaper. Logically it makes absolute sense, as it is cheaper to transport through a pipeline than tankers and there is no other pipeline in Europe that can
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1y ago
Which factory was forced to sell/close because it was sanctioned?
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1y ago
huh, didnt know, thats pretty crazy
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1y ago
What a wonderful way to make sure no foreign companies build factories inside EU.
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