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811.
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redeeman
4y ago
you may /s, but you can be sure thats what the federal government actually think
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redeeman
4y ago
and I would wish these things didnt happen. I ask you now. Are more people dying by us throwing weapons there? can ukraine win? so far the answer appears to be, yes, more people are dying, and no. Ukraine cannot win. What happens when ukrai
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redeeman
4y ago
yes, it really quite would be a shame if someone noticed how wars tend to always magically reinforce and favor some goals and ideals of the upper elites. Never the peasants on the floor. Im sure the western powers are extremely sad about th
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redeeman
4y ago
heres the deal: not intervening is not the same thing as agreeing. Not wanting to throw gasoline on the fire is not the same as thinking the fire is great, or having put it in the first place.
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redeeman
4y ago
okay.. but at this point ukraine has recieved more money/material than years worth of russian military budgets. Where is the victory? Also, what is it? is russia 100% incompetent, or is it a fiendish foe? We have had to hear for a year
816.
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redeeman
4y ago
yes, but all that is user hostile stuff that nobody really wants. modern websites are a cancer that we really quite could do without
817.
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redeeman
4y ago
edit: assuming this wasnt /s you got me, putin secretly sends me bitcoin, and photos of him riding horses shirtless, as I so desperately crave that. What a marvellous argumentative tool you have, anything you disagree with that can in
818.
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redeeman
4y ago
> whereas in Java it was all obfuscated bytecode. uhm... when was this? the jdk has included "src.zip" since.... forever(atleast 15 years). This included the entire class library, and any half competent IDE could(and still can
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redeeman
4y ago
> get geopolitical flack so as opposed to now, someone will talk poorly about them? I dont quite know how putin would sleep at night if someone said he was a bad dude
820.
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redeeman
4y ago
when can we replace the regimes in the west with someone sane?
821.
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redeeman
4y ago
> By the time the pipeline was bombed, it was clear that the EU wasn’t going to cave into Russian demands to stop supporting Ukraine. it is clear that the ruling class didnt want to, but there was increasing pressure from the people of g
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redeeman
4y ago
and isnt it somewhat reasonable that if we do not believe the maintenance explanation, that it MIGHT just be that they are doing it to force the germans to put the stamp on the final opening approval for nord stream 2? there is a reason nor
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redeeman
4y ago
the EU regulates the speed at which you are allowed to vacuum clean your house. until 2009 there was regulation about how curved cucumbers are allowed to be(amongst other vegetables). Its blindingly obvious that the system has run so amok t
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redeeman
4y ago
i dont know, this sounds awfully seditious and terroristic.. better ship you to gitmo :)
825.
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redeeman
4y ago
topic of discussion: is anyone else concerned that all the new things being clearly pushed hard, regardless of reasons(good or bad), has the common theme of centralizing. In a world where if your heatpump stops working, you die from cold, i
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redeeman
4y ago
you are not responding to my argument. if a single UPS worker has demands, sure, they will just be fired, but why cannot every single UPS worker have their own set of demands? why must they scheme and plot together? if the demands of the un
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redeeman
4y ago
and in the UK you can die while waiting for the ambulance.. in canada they will recommend you go kill yourself... every system has problems, but there is a thing in common with all the systems.. they all have the hands of government deeply
828.
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redeeman
4y ago
yeah and when you spend it, you are taken for 20% sales tax, not to mention that the prices in general are far higher, because the people who made it need to pay taxes too
829.
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redeeman
4y ago
i hope they will make it better, though I expect they will make it worse. much worse.
830.
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redeeman
4y ago
I am not in the US, and I cannot stop using the things others pay for, because they FORCE me to pay for it aswell, or they will haul me away to jail. and in doing this, they also keep ANY competition away, because who can compete with "
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redeeman
4y ago
then how about doing the sensible thing and mandating that ALL the money the externalities cost be collected, and spent on undoing it? think burning gasoline causes X shit to happen? fine, go pay for that instead of salary to some member of
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redeeman
4y ago
gasoline for example
833.
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redeeman
4y ago
wouldnt it then be much better to separate it out, so likeminded people can pay for what they want? you say a large amount of people are happy to pay? great! make a healthcare system like you want. Guess what? I also wish to purchase health
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redeeman
4y ago
right... the mortgage to pay for my house, constructed and made with materials that were once sold, and had VAT collected. either way, that is not the case for the majority of my income. and dont get me started on when I go to purchase gaso
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redeeman
4y ago
so you are atleast agreeing that you think the biggest gang should set the rules and force them upon other people who do no harm to ANYONE, but simply wish to be left alone?
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redeeman
4y ago
replying to sibling-response: and where would I go? it seems that universally around the world there are a large amount of people that feel that they are entitled to rob their fellow citizens, at ultimately what is gunpoint threat of being
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redeeman
4y ago
im some ways, I also think the UKs is better in some.. but I mostly think both of them are total shit, and I think a very very large part to blame for that is government
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redeeman
4y ago
okay... so now lets say i pay 30% in taxes on my income, great.. now I go into a store, and I buy some things.. woop, how much sales tax? oh shit, now we're at 50%. how many tolls and various other insane things have to be paid to the
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redeeman
4y ago
I am not highlighting the US as a shining example of anything. but if you are happy to pay, make it optional? it seems to me that you are happy to force others to pay? biggest gang wins? seems to me that "some of us" will be perfe
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redeeman
4y ago
and then sales tax, and then tolls on imported shit, and then the accumulated increases in prices due to others taxes.. at the end of the day, you pay WAY above half your life in taxes. in Europe its of course even more fucked up, where tax
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