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2y ago
why you mixed [Argentinians want to "take over" The Falklands] between [Russians want to "take over" Ukraine] and [Americans want to "take over" Greenland] is it because of nationalism?
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suraci
2y ago
> if Israel wanted to commit genocide thank you, israel
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2y ago
is this mean american must select one from two genocide participant to support? can this topic be negotiatable? like migrants and abortion, one party supports it, one party againsts it, let people choose which party to vote for
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suraci
2y ago
...why this got downvoted :( which part of this is wrong?
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2y ago
hell no, i favorited your poetic words then I found another comment of you is in there already > all that aside, I am an American and place the interests of my people ahead of those of foreigners. as such, I will support a world order le
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2y ago
> is this evil, actually? a well-made autonomous system might go a long way towards improving accurate targeting and reducing civilian casualties. I love this so much, it's so poetic there's a famous poem by a Chinese liberal:
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2y ago
tbo I'm really glad that other americans aren't as wise and calm as you are. otherwise, we may be surrounded by both the US and Russia or, maybe, the current situation is the result of decisions made after careful consideration at
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2y ago
there's no AGI arms-race in china > He stressed that China will not blindly follow trends or engage in unrestrained international competition. With a robust governance and regulatory system in place, China is confident in its abilit
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2y ago
timing is important China is always a 'security threat' to the US since 1946, but it never get a high priority untill now - 1946-1991 Cold War with Soviet - 2001-2017 Global War on Terror in MiddleEast - 2018-now Trade War and Chi
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2y ago
1. CIA overthrew Yanukovych and set fire to Donbas 2. Russia-Ukraine war 3. Endless fiscal support to Ukraine and Inflation 4. Fiscal crisis and Trump's 2rd term 5. Karma is a biatch
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2y ago
or it's a part of the great purge
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2y ago
and the side of israel? which happen to be the solidest evidence to prove someone is a nazi no matter who you voted for, no matter if you voted or don't vote, you can not change this, you have no power to change it
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2y ago
I post this elsewhere, i'll just put it here again: Due to underdeveloped economies, developing countries cannot avoid economic dependence on developed countries, especially in areas such as high technology, equipment, and precision in
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2y ago
i'm very focus to observe which certian topics were missing in HN that's one of my habit since I live in a country with highly censorship And base what I observed some topics i cares were not popped up - i.e trump's meeting w
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suraci
2y ago
Why do you blame this on Trump supporters? from what I saw, opponents are also rationalizing it.
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suraci
2y ago
most wars after ww2 were made by…?
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2y ago
that's the refelection you'll have if your neighbor is a psycho whose first thought every morning is to decide whether he should go around to shoot something, especially after the psycho neighbor has shooted to many ones already
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2y ago
i don't know which one is more crazier you don't know where taiwan is or you know it well but still think it's totally normal and reasonable to do that
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2y ago
american history
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2y ago
China reunifies Taiwan: 100% US responds militarily: not likely but possible
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2y ago
Due to underdeveloped economies, developing countries cannot avoid economic dependence on developed countries, especially in areas such as high technology, equipment, and precision instruments. However, this dependence varies depending on t
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2y ago
Technological advancements have enhanced production efficiency, reducing the labor required for merchandise production. However, overall social demand grows slowly (an individual only has 24 hours a day, eats three meals daily, and replaces
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2y ago
> If we ever did get in a war with them is that normal to think like this? do most americans think like this?
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2y ago
> All said, there are reasons to be optimistic: Consensus on the threat from China has taken hold, galvanizing tentative steps to more forceful and effective actions lol, i like the tone here usually i'll question abt what the threa
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2y ago
Great, we've got tariffs and retaliation, all we need now is the Great Depression and a world war
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2y ago
that's why i like the orange guy comrade trump, let's go, the next is NED
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2y ago
no matter what the reason is, the result is the US is draining golds from all over the world good for dollars, bad for us fyi https://archive.ph/95I9l
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2y ago
it's common to see americans blame each other but with a referenced wiki? it's so intellectualism it's so weird, it's like cursing somebody but with pointing the word in a dictionary
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2y ago
There's no right, there's no wrong, there's only popular opinion. unwelcome opinion will be flagged or grayed out by popular free will popular truth being repeated and circular referenced witness almost everyone in here repea
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2y ago
> Stocks give you a legal right to the assets and future profits of a company - a legal right enforced by the government (i.e. men with guns). Financial derivatives such as options would be a better analogy, although I don't think a
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