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by libertine 7mo ago
I'm sorry but I'm finding it hard to believe this is a real comment. How's this a coincidence? Trump has boasted about this, that's the point we're in.[0] They're announcing in a newsletter a fund raising where
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by libertine 7mo ago
No, I won't elaborate. Stick to the topic instead of trying to deflect. What did I say from my comment that was wrong regarding the propaganda trope?
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by libertine 7mo ago
Coming from a 4 day old account with comments defending the capitulation of Ukraine.
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by libertine 7mo ago
Either Russian propaganda is leaking into US, or people are being so easy to manipulate it's becoming scary. What's the deal the US not having agency? Lol Russia was manipulated by NATO and they were fooled over and over again, ac
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by libertine 7mo ago
They voted to "stick it to the libs" because of how much podcasts made them feel upset. If it wasn't so tragic, it would be funny.
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by libertine 7mo ago
Prices don't have to come down, in fact I doubt they will ever come down. Maybe you will have a class that can afford things and services, and another class who can only afford services and service based things. Some one own things, ot
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by libertine 7mo ago
Here's my take, this is more of a symptom instead of a statement. Nintendo is a brand that's loved by millions, and they've been making toys for more than 100 years - and this is just another toy. It doesn't need to be a
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by libertine 7mo ago
Ok, thank you for clarifying because I thought you were coming from a different place. Well I disagree. I don't think the Holocaust took away the word "holocaust" and stripped it off from it's meaning, and from being abl
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by libertine 7mo ago
I didn't understand the question, can you expand on it? My interpretation is that you're asking "which Holocaust won't survive historical revisionism", and there are two options (both are red flags): - you're d
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by libertine 7mo ago
Careful what you wish for, their History revisionism is remarkable and soon you'd find a narrative preaching that Western culture was all made up (in part by the usual suspects), not even the Holocaust will survive - just follow some s
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by libertine 7mo ago
Plus, you're being very generous by leaving out: - the threats of annexing Greenland and Canada; - the claims that NATO wouldn't come to the aid of the US (the only ones who triggered article 5); - trashing the effort of ally sold
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by libertine 7mo ago
If that's actually true, good for them, but after what I've witnessed there not that long ago, I doubt I'll try it ever again.
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by libertine 7mo ago
And the amount of bots there isn't helpful either.
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by libertine 7mo ago
I'm not sure if that's the reason why US and Israel pulled the trigger, twice. But for sure it helped. It helped with Syria, Armenia, Venezuela, and now Iran. But that doesn't explain why the current US administration continu
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by libertine 7mo ago
So once again, this operation seems to just benefit Russia, and no one else. China still gets access to Iranian oil, though with high risk and a much slower pace. India is getting access to Russian oil without sanctions now, but they'r
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by libertine 7mo ago
Luck plays a role in this. My grandmother took so many falls, in the process broke her leg once, and then proceeded to take even more falls, and she was lucky to never break anything again. I'm not saying falls are recommended for the
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by libertine 7mo ago
How is it the same outcome?
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by libertine 7mo ago
According to the report[0] presented by Sen. Shelden Whitehouse, everything points in the direction of Epstein working for Russia. [0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=InWPxsba878
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by libertine 7mo ago
Who owns him?
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by libertine 7mo ago
Trying to dilute what's really happening with a broader conspiracy theory isn't helpful. Isn't what the administration doing directly to influence the case enough to be a red flag? Let the war be what it is: an incompetent de
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by libertine 8mo ago
Tariffs aren't incentives, the whole thing is upsidedown.
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by libertine 8mo ago
I think the case he's making is that it should not be viewed as victims because it's "normal" or traditional in underdeveloped third world countries. It's of course one of the most messed up things to read, but it&#
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by libertine 8mo ago
What's the time window of "now"? For example in 2022 Russia tried to take out the Ukrainian president with a "3 day special military operation", that is still going on.
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by libertine 8mo ago
You can trigger that behavior with Deepseek, just try it yourself.
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by libertine 8mo ago
What's more concerning to me is that I think they do realize, but just don't care and continue to propagate propaganda. What they don't realize is the irreparable damage being done to the country and society with this behavio
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by libertine 8mo ago
I don't think that's refreshing at all. We're talking about unprecedented levels of corruption and nepotism. Remember when MAGA went crazy when it was claimed that Nancy Pelosi made 130 million in stocks since 1987[0] - over
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by libertine 8mo ago
I don't think it started with this administration, but the normalization of corruption sure did.
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by libertine 8mo ago
I'm sorry, but this comment looks like it's straight out of a podcast comments section of Joe Rogan or Asmongold. > The top issues were illegal immigration, prices, and the fact that the Democrats just couldn't answer the
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by libertine 8mo ago
What makes you think there are any chickens left? Because it looks like it's all foxes. This administration got elected because tech billionaires invested in it. They were right behind them, and I mean literally. Isn't it possible
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by libertine 8mo ago
The elephant in the room is that Amazon keeps increasing their fees. So if someone needs to adjust the price to accommodate Amazon fees, on Amazon, they're penalized. Not to mention increasing ad costs, which at this point is another f

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