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glogla
4y ago
You are hitting all the Russian propaganda points - Russia is winning, sanctions don't work, Kyiv was a feint, it is all NATO's fault, Russia will nuke everyone, people who want help Ukraine defend itself are "warmongers"
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> You don't know that and I don't want to risk that. Don't be arrogant. Everyone said his buildup on Ukraine a bluff. It wasn't. I don't think we should ever trust people like you again. No, most Western intellig
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4y ago
If that happens, so be it. But the Russians are bullies and cowards. They will not dare touch anything NATO. Also, the whole Black Sea Fleet is in hiding behind Crimea ever since Ukraine showed Neptune missiles work well, and got bunch of H
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4y ago
According to wikipedia, Mexico, Belgium, Czech Republic, Afghanistan and Somalia have basically the same amount of guns per person. Yet some of these are among the safest countries in the world and in some of these you are very likely to ge
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glogla
4y ago
I wonder what would you say about the same argument for mandatory veganism or outright banning cars? The evidence is pretty clear there as well.
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4y ago
I think these are pretty complementary. Switchblade 300 is a 10km range Javelin (same warhead in fact) with integrated surveillance capability that can go beyond range of sight. It is not there to replace mortars, artillery and MRLS, which
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4y ago
> You want to send your son or daughter there? That is why unmanned platforms are really important military development.
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glogla
4y ago
My favorite video series of this sort is this guy building Antikythera Mechanism from scratch, including making his own era-appropriate tools. https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLZioPDnFPNsHnyxfygxA0...
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glogla
5y ago
Ah, racism. Long time no see.
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glogla
5y ago
How can this be a thing since 2008 and I didn't know? Thank you!
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glogla
5y ago
Yes, that is what I was expecting. The anti-sex people claim they are interesting in stopping exploitation or whatever, but in the end it is about regulating other people's sex lives and pushing their morality on them.
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5y ago
> It’s a soul crushing job over time. As opposed to waiting tables, selling finance products, working to deny people insurance coverage programming on surveillance on websites, working in retail, nursing, or any other activity where you&
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glogla
5y ago
Isn't there a huge support on HN for living in low cost area while working high pay remote job? How is being a camgirl different?
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5y ago
> I don't know about barbarians Here's a nice article: https://www.rferl.org/a/ukraine-rape-russian-soldier-wife-by... > During the call, which Ukrainian security services in the Kherson region in the c
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glogla
5y ago
Over 20000 Russian soldiers are reported dead. Just two days ago 500 died in flash as the flagship went down. I wonder, who is the cannon fodder here?
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glogla
5y ago
> 2) Nuclear strikes to some specific areas, California during a fire season, might create a firestorm that covers a large percentage of the state and burns everything down in just few hours. How would this be different from California b
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glogla
5y ago
Carpet bombing of the scale of WW2 is not on the table for any modern war. The bombing campaigns of both Allies and Axis included thousands of bombers, flying thousands of sorties per month. Just London during the Blitz was hit by 18000 ton
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glogla
5y ago
The other reason is that people of Eastern Europe either have a score to settle with Russia, or at least want to see it damaged as much as posdible so it can't hurt anyone ever again. What Russians are doing - rapes, massacres, destroy
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glogla
5y ago
Did they stop killing people by crashing into stationary barriers yet?
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glogla
5y ago
Oligarchs owning media and having it run PR is not new, both locally (Orban, Babis , Berlusconi) and globally (Kochs, Murdoch, Bezos). What is new is the free speech angle - but that seems to be just Musks ego. Musk is doing what every othe
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5y ago
Things should be easier in a larger country due to economics of scale. Also Germany is war richer than Portugal. Germany uses fossil fuels because they want to, not because they have to.
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> The war in Ukraine remains us of one thing: I think it shows us instead that Germany worked hard to put itself into position where it is strategically aligned with Russia, and is willing to sacrifice life and freedom of everyone around
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My favorite is this one: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30621445 (might need showdead option)
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The "propaganda" is just Russia acting like a rabid animal.
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5y ago
You are right. People very much hate Russia. The atrocities done by Russians in Ukraine might be new to people of the West, but are the same old Russians for us in Eastern Europe, or everywhere else bordering Russia. Russians aren't re
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5y ago
> FYI you're lying, I never denied massacres in Bucha, I only was asking questions on what side was responsible for it. Oh. My. God. I've had enough HN for today.
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glogla
5y ago
FYI, this account has many pro-Russian posts in its history, including denial of recent massacres in Bucha.
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5y ago
> John Mearsheimer is a well known supporter of Russia and China and of their whole imperial way of thinking. Unless you want wherever you live to look more like China or Russia do, I would recommend not listening to him, and definitely
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5y ago
I don't know if you refer to Winter War or Continuation war, but both ended by Finland surrendering territory to the Soviets. After the first one, Finland allied with the Nazis, after the second one it lost freedom and sovereignty thro
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5y ago
> Where I live, if I were to use an EV charged on the grid, I would actually be _increasing_ my emissions over a reasonably fuel efficient gas powered ICE. Given how efficient even something like a coal power plant is compared to vehicle
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