Does it sound like a suppressed .22 to anyone else?
nekandro
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Then you live in a failed democracy and your only option should be systemic regime change. Viva la revolución.
The Health Survey for England 2021 estimates that 25.9% of adults in England are obese and a further 37.9% are overweight but not obese.
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How do you think China got so prosperous? Being outsourced labour is the foundation of the Chinese economy.
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Stop projecting your AmeriKKKan views on other countries lmao
Lmao citing MBFC when the NYT is actively trying to unseat the sitting head of the Democratic Party
Lmao Ukraine is about to become devoid of birds
Any radar sensitive enough to pick up drones is going to have an insane number of false positives
It's a concern because Putin, Xi, Khamenei, Kim... They're all well-spoken. They're all quick-witted.
What kind of message does that send would-be American allies in Asia, in the Middle East, in Africa, in South America?
Run Harris. Run Newsom. Run Obama. Run Kennedy. Hell, run Gore.
There's so many options here. This is the DNC's election to lose.
His speech impediment is bullshit. Where was it when he was Obama's VP? Where was it in the Senate?
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Kyiv rejects compromise with Putin as Hungary’s Orban calls for ceasefire
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Israel strikes reportedly creating 5-kilometer ‘dead zone’ in southern Lebanon
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North Korean troops will become 'cannon fodder' if they aid Russia in Ukraine, Pentagon says
(www.businessinsider.com)
Taiwan's current government is incredibly pro-US. Trump understands that the DPP's days are numbered given the rise of the KMT/TPP (which only lost the election because of a last second collapse of coalition). Taiwan's government is pro-US in spite of the public's interest, not because of it.
After all, Taiwan's trade with the mainland and Hong Kong make up almost 50% of all exports. The bulk of this is in basic goods across the Taiwanese economy, not the product of one company.
In the past, Taiwan's frigid relations with the mainland were due to sour memories (losing the civil war, getting kicked out, etc.) Today? Young people just want a prosperous life, and China is absurdly prosperous - especially for young engineers in tech. The US can either recognize that fact, or drag another country into war.
It's pretty funny when foreigners care more about your own sovereignty.