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kingofpandora
3y ago
Well ... I don't know why non-English speaking countries get to decide how English speakers should pronounce/spell their names. Different languages have different names for each other. It's ok. And yes, I would have the same
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kingofpandora
3y ago
Thank you. I find it absurd that it is viewed as a coup attempt when it seems clearly targeting Gerasimov and Shoigu. Nevertheless, Putin was clearly not swayed.
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kingofpandora
3y ago
None of the cities you alluded to are even on fire, so why the needless hyperbole that "BC is on fire"?
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kingofpandora
3y ago
I wish the hyperbolic phrase "X is in fire" would stop. The entirety of BC is not currently on fire (obviously). And if "BC is on fire" right now, then it would also be "on fire" when there is one single forest
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kingofpandora
3y ago
When it was introduced - and it was new at the time - not everything was as neat and clear as you state. Quoting Wikipedia: "The [TCAS] manual described TCAS as "a backup to the ATC system", which could be wrongly interpreted
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kingofpandora
3y ago
At the time there was no guidance to pilots on whether to follow TCAS or ATC. That guidance to always follow TCAS came in because of this incident.
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kingofpandora
3y ago
Second biggest ... if you include overseas territories!
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kingofpandora
3y ago
It's Germany. There's nothing at all surprising about it.
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kingofpandora
3y ago
"It was the Alawites" is an astonishingly reductive conclusion. Assad himself is has a Sunni wife; many non-Kurdish Sunnis - perhaps a plurality - continue to support his government, just as do many Christians. And even if that wa
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kingofpandora
3y ago
I really doubt the poster was stating that Syria was part of the SU. It was an analogy, which you can tell from the plural "nationalizations".
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kingofpandora
3y ago
There is anothing wrong with using the passive voice.
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kingofpandora
3y ago
Surely mods / users < 1 so that equation shouldn't surprise anyone.
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kingofpandora
3y ago
Why do you think this is a good thing?
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kingofpandora
3y ago
This is typical in most countries that aren't very small. I'm struggling to think of a moderately-sized country that doesn't work have regional transit authorities with their own ticketing systems. I haven't been everywh
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kingofpandora
3y ago
This post is now a search result, so it seems to be working (i.e catching sites with the exact phrase).
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kingofpandora
4y ago
The world isn't as black and white as you paint it.
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kingofpandora
4y ago
"Police in the US" then. Which in Newsline shorthand would be "US Police".
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kingofpandora
4y ago
A lot of historical monuments have been significantly reconstructed or periodically reinforced so this doesn't necessarily follow.
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kingofpandora
4y ago
Most accessible (by cost) launch provider.
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kingofpandora
4y ago
I'm pretty sure you know exactly what the poster meant ...
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kingofpandora
4y ago
That's a different product. There's no alternative for a Twitter client blocked from Twitter's API. (This is not a value judgement of Mastodon vs Twitter)
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kingofpandora
4y ago
Why? Because it's a discussion about a change and these are some results. Seems normal to talk about impact of decisions.
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kingofpandora
4y ago
All? Saudi Arabia had a good year. I think it's more like authoritarians had a bad year, except the ones allied with the US.
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kingofpandora
4y ago
That's not very helpful ... "Anyone can sue anyone for anything anytime."
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kingofpandora
4y ago
I wouldn't call it baseless ...
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kingofpandora
4y ago
I can't comment on welfare etc but the healthcare system is good. I've had mostly good experiences. Probably the worst part is getting a GP.
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kingofpandora
4y ago
It's mandatory in two countries by my count, and optional in all the rest.
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kingofpandora
4y ago
Is it more snobbish than using "k" to mean thousand?
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kingofpandora
4y ago
Finally, you provided something! Of course, your "evidence" is laughable. One is a student thesis about USA's involvement in coups during the Cold War (i.e. no relevance to your claim). Why did you bother using this? The seco
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kingofpandora
4y ago
What source??? All you've done is claim that the CIA and Mossad were involved in the coup and admitted you have no evidence.
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