Road to hell is paved with good intentions.

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Road to hell is paved with good intentions.

Road to hell is paved with good intentions.

@ElricForever

cynic who's a romantic. movies, music, wine, whisky, golf, and love all religions except yours.

industrial war complex Katılım Mart 2018
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Richard
Richard@ricwe123·
A perfect snapshot of American hypocrisy: cover Chinese-built cranes with an American flag and pretend optics matter more than facts. The wind tore the performance apart, revealing the Chinese ZPMC logos beneath for everyone to see. No amount of flag-waving can rewrite reality or cover up dependence with a staged photo opportunity.
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Mike
Mike@yologuam·
@thunderf00t Dumbass. No one said it's anything but that. This particular bot is only there as a gimmick/attraction. You gotta "start" somewhere to accomplish anything meaningful and useful. You, on the other hand, will always be a net negative to society.
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Gary Stevenson
Gary Stevenson@garyseconomics·
Piers Morgan is a court jester
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kullky_2020
kullky_2020@Kullky2·
@garyseconomics mate, you are the one calling for confiscation of wealth over 10m. that is not billionaire. that is small entrepreneur who is struggling to build a business who is going to be hit with a cash flow nightmare because of notional calculations of wealth. you are ridiculous.
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Lord D'Agenham
Lord D'Agenham@kompromatfinder·
@garyseconomics An IRGC Poster Boy & a Glue Sniffing boot fair market boy making fun of people is properly ironic.
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Jamie On The Money
Jamie On The Money@JamieOnTheMoney·
@garyseconomics It’s also interesting that @AaronBastani says piers is not trying to learn anything. That may be true but Gary is the most guilty of that and that becomes very apparent during his debates
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MooseM_007
MooseM_007@Moosem007·
@jackprandelli The Strait was only “ open” on the condition the world accept Iran acquiring nuclear weapons. And accept this regime’s genocidal expansionist apocalyptic intentions. Imagine the terms this fanatic regime would impose on the world once it was a nuclear power. Trump would not.
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Jack Prandelli
Jack Prandelli@jackprandelli·
🇺🇸Trump just put a number on his own Hormuz toll plan. 2 billion dollars a day to reopen the strait. 🇨🇳China's Foreign Ministry pushed back immediately: "The Strait was open before the war. The root of the problem lies in your illegal actions against Iran. You have created a global crisis out of nothing." This is the 2 biggest economies on earth publicly disputing who owns the blame, and the bill, for the chokepoint carrying 30% of the world's seaborne crude.
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Hippy 🇺🇸 🇮🇱
Hippy 🇺🇸 🇮🇱@TheHippyOfDeath·
@japan_nobunaga In the US, the 1st Amendment (freedom of speech, conscience, assembly, and the press) is 1st because it's the most important, but the 2nd Amendment (the right to bear arms) is 2nd in case the government decides to ignore the 1st. The UK gave up their guns, and chose to be serfs.
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NOBUNAGA🇯🇵🏯_夏樹蒼依
NOBUNAGA🇯🇵🏯_夏樹蒼依@japan_nobunaga·
People in Britain keep sending me messages. They ask me to say what they no longer dare to say themselves. Not because they are lying. Not because they lack evidence. Not because they have nothing worth saying. Because one sentence about the wrong subject can cost them their job, their reputation, their future, and sometimes even their freedom. So British citizens quietly hand their words to a Japanese account and ask me to speak for them. Think about how terrifying that is. The people of a country that gave the world some of its greatest ideas about liberty now need a foreigner to say what they believe inside their own homeland. Free speech does not disappear only when the government officially bans it. It disappears when ordinary people begin checking the room before they speak. When they delete the post before publishing it. When they whisper the truth privately, then watch someone abroad shout it publicly. That is not healthy debate. That is not tolerance. That is fear. When a nation’s citizens must smuggle their opinions across its borders just to have them spoken aloud, free speech is not “under threat.” It has already fled the country.
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Prof. Steve Keen
Prof. Steve Keen@ProfSteveKeen·
@SirToshi_Nakamo Nonsense. I hate China's invasions and military attacks against third countries as well. And there have been how many of those in the last 40 years?
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Prof. Steve Keen
Prof. Steve Keen@ProfSteveKeen·
I was on Piers Morgan Uncensored this week, debating Kevin O'Leary on everything from Iran to wealth taxes to AI. But the moment that stuck with me was China. For years people have challenged me to name a single country actually doing what I argue for. I never could, but now I can. China has pulled more people out of poverty than any nation in history, and it's out-building America while it does it. Public affluence and private affluence. Turns out the combination works. Kevin's terrified of his kids "living under Chinese rule." Meanwhile I've walked those cities, and I'm not the one stepping over someone sleeping rough every five metres. Watch the full thing and tell me who won, link in the comments.
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K4I
K4I@__K4I__·
@Claire_V0ltaire I find it even more hilarious how he openly wants to solve a genocide by starting another genocide.
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