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hsyehbeidhh
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hsyehbeidhh
2y ago
I think your response to the previous poster highlights your victim mentality. And they do not have a duty to entertain you - nobody cares if their conversation bores you. You seem very self-centered and having mental issues. Perhaps this i
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hsyehbeidhh
2y ago
Why shouldn’t they when France is attacking them?
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2y ago
Both healthcare and education are free in Russia. Healthcare needs improving but education is second to none. Globally.
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hsyehbeidhh
2y ago
And when you say that you include Italy and many other European countries that do the same. Correct?
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hsyehbeidhh
2y ago
Consider that for the small convenience of using the same currency and health service of other countries those very fee times that you travel, your country has given up sovereignty. It seems like the capricious desires of cheap-flight digit
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2y ago
Too bad nobody is almost left to throw those bombs. Your boys are all dead or drowned in a river. But hey, freedom and democracy Yankees ;)
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2y ago
To the contrary, historical facts show that NATO is the bully and the Russian people are simply defending themselves.
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2y ago
But not if you look at this from the liberal ideology perspective. They are building the foundation to have Japanese people accept immigration. So, this sort of propaganda must be repeated as nauseum.
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Before I read the article I knew Chinese people were involved. It’s always the same story. Cultures. Oh dear.
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2y ago
Are these products targeted at people of color? Because both here and Apple always display people of color using them.
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hsyehbeidhh
2y ago
Not unless they decide to come and see them. Nobody shouts in their ears.
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2y ago
But that may also be way of waging war. In fact, the US did the same on Bagadad. Why you lamenting that? I don't understand it. Are you complaining that they may not be following the Geneva Convention's rule? How about Gitmo? Ther
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Your last (ironic) statement is interesting. In the same vein, America's use of nuclear weapons to stop Japan made the world a worst place. Or America's attack on the Taliban made the world a worst place. Not everything that has t
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hsyehbeidhh
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Yours is an interesting take. Do you mean that Russia is afraid of the consequences of hitting NATO? Do you mean they are afraid NATO could attack it and destroy their country? I am not sure that may be the case. Ultimately, they did go ahe
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2y ago
To the contrary. Credit to India for standing up to the liberal fascist American empire that has spread misery and death over the past decades. It’s pay back time. Come and see.
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2y ago
Just as much as they interfere in other countries’ affairs. Like Georgia right now. While they forced their populace to wear a mask or lose their livelihood, so the mask has come off on the fascist European elites.
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2y ago
Perhaps you are right, but why should they do anything different when all the other countries are trying to do exactly the same? The US just unilaterally extended their border in the arctic. https://alaskabeacon.com/2023
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The west propaganda machine is like a cult that believes that by repeating something enough it will become true.
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The choice of words is important. It’s appealing to the West propaganda machine to represent conflict within the Russian power structures. They use the word ‘sacking’ because their western leaders would exercise their prerogative to power a
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Makes you think whether to feel sorry for the indoctrinated masses that will be sent to be slaughtered in the coming elites’ was against Russia, or they deserve it for failing to turn on the grey mass between their ears. Are humans ultimate
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Your statements are only as good as your assertion that you know “how the Russians roll”. Great. Can you support that?
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2y ago
I did! It missed “their” mark. Because that’s not the mark they want to hit. It missed it so much that they are apologizing. So, yes, I did miss it! If you move the mark, and replace this mark with your mark, then, whatever. Your answer wil
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We do think. And we do read propaganda on both sides. And then we make up our mind. Or would you rather ban us like the EU banned RT and Zelenskyy the opposition parties? Think different.
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To the contrary. Let’s hope he is just talking. He’s talking madness. He’s talking WW3. So I sure hope he’s just talking. And you better hope that too.
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The headline is biased. It paints Russia under a bad light. “Due to ideological disagreements between two competing geopolitical blocks, and the ensuing conflicts, part of Northern Europe is currently subject to GSP jamming”. We should not
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2y ago
Good. It’ll teach the Yankees to mind their own business home. Keep doing that and may find someone else’s boots on your ground.
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This avatar appears to be of an ethnicity that does not represent the majority of Ukrainians. Which I think it should have been, since the messages are supposed to come from the government of Ukraine, I.e. its people (assuming they are stil
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It’s a bit harsh to call “weapons” the tools of freedom and democracy.
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It’s great that the feeble minds of the European people are protected by censorship. Now they will be able to continue thinking the right thing.
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It’s great to hear that fomenting wars abroad at the cost of other people’s life is good for your economy. I hope this helps you raise your income so you can buy those new tires for your truck.
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