@Alicelanzynger @right_far_right The observation itself, when one visits London, is enough for me.
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Jckub
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Jckub
@Jckub17
Ex Martial Arts competitor | x1🥈🇬🇧 | x1 🥉🇪🇺 | 22 | Politically combative | Philippians 4:13
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London is now less than 20% English!
If you can prove me wrong I would love to hear from you!
Otherwise shut the fudge up!
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@BigPopz72 Not cool. He was in no danger. Not supporting her but that was for leadership to decide. Knocking someone out is brain damage. That is way too much force for when you are in no danger at all.
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A black girl attacks a white kid in a classroom and it gets out of control pretty fast...
She's swinging out, he's got her partially restrained, defending himself from the punches until he's had enough.
In the heat of the moment, he slams her head on a desk
Did he go too far?
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Strange watching people celebrate censorship, centralisation, and endless regulation as if surrendering national sovereignty to unelected bureaucrats is some grand achievement.
Europe was built on distinct cultures and nations, not a technocratic superstate policing speech and forcing ideological conformity.
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I'm already hardcore pro-EU, no need to convince me.
I'm not a fan of heavy regulation, but every headache and hassle for US tech platforms feels like pure justice.
If you want to operate in Europe, you have to follow our rules.
Thanks, European Union, for existing.
X Freeze@XFreeze
You have no idea how much headache and torture the 𝕏 team and Elon have to endure with the EU The EU really thinks they rule the world. Their entire regulatory attitude is: “Do exactly as we tell you to do, and nothing more.” It's purely a dictatorship disguised as a democracy You try to comply with one lunatic policy just to get them off your back, and boom... here comes another one, and another one... It's not just for the EU, they've become a pain in the backside for the entire world Then one day, they hit you with a massive fine and try to loot up to half of your global REVENUE. Not even your profit... your gross revenue It's pure extortion. Straight-up economic terrorism dressed in a suit
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But also, Poland was invaded, partitioned and devastated, yet Polish pilots still crossed Europe to help defend Britain in 1940 while London was burning. Thousands of Poles fought alongside the UK despite their own nation already being destroyed. History is a bit more complex than pretending Britain alone carried the burden.
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Britain absolutely acted in its own strategic interests, as every nation does. But pretending Poland was irrelevant to the declaration of war is revisionism. Germany invaded Poland, Britain had guaranteed Polish sovereignty, and that triggered the declaration. Both things can be true at once: moral justification and geopolitical self-interest.
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We literally went to war and lost our global hegemony and empire in 1939 in defence of Poland. Maybe he wants to reread his history.
The Czechs have far more ground to be frustrated at Britain and France in the 30s.
Jakub Krupa@JakubKrupa
Poland & the UK will sign a defence & security treaty in London tomorrow, Tusk confirms He notes ‘history teaches us caution and scepticism when it comes to the effectiveness of treaties’ - a swipe at 1939 - but says it’s a ‘historic’ deal on security, defence, health, cyber
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@drgoatofficial @Obsto123 @justalexoki Nope, they will take over managerial positions and only hire their own clan members.
Good point.
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dumb question maybe but wouldn't it be better to actually try to change the European Union rather than just leaving it?
JackTheRippler ©️@RippleXrpie
🚨GERMANY WANTS TO WITHDRAW FROM THE 🇪🇺 EUROPEAN UNION! 🇩🇪 Germany’s RIGHT-WING party (AfD), the Alternative for Germany, is rapidly gaining popularity across the nation and wants to LEAVE the European Union if it secures a victory in the upcoming election.
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@eurofounder People can live in Sweden without importing every cultural practice from their homeland. A country has every right to set laws based on what it believes is socially healthy. If someone fundamentally disagrees with those laws, nobody is forcing them to stay there.
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This is an extremely racist law. How can Pakistani people live in Sweden now?
Visegrád 24@visegrad24
Sweden has just BANNED cousin marriage and close relative marriage! 🇸🇪
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@MrHreviews @RmSalih There is also no meritocracy in importing masses of jeets willing to undercut wages and work for less.
Calling that a “marketplace of ideas” is nonsense when the market is distorted by endless cheap labour.
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@RmSalih Comical. Marketplace of ideas?
Is that why Muslims try and shut down any criticism of Islam by shouting Islamophobia?
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If Islam spreads throughout the UK by a natural process of birth rates and conversion, what's wrong with that?
We live in a country where a marketplace of ideas exists. So if the best idea wins how could anyone object?
This is allegedly a meritocratic nation where the cream rises to the top. If the people choose Islam that would be a profoundly democratic choice.
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@LorenzMuller509 @drgoatofficial @Brendan0686 @justalexoki Why use the clown emoji as if it provides any merit to your post? You're trying to be smug while making a non-argument.
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@LorenzMuller509 @drgoatofficial @Brendan0686 @justalexoki Sweden was one of the first countries where migration and integration issues became impossible to ignore publicly.
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@drgoatofficial @Jckub17 @Brendan0686 @justalexoki At least they get something for their taxes, I have to finance every fucking Country in world because our Government is full of Cucks🤡
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The UK averages ~13–14°C annual daytime highs and workplace heatstroke cases are statistically rare.
Every system involves risk trade-offs. Lower motorway speeds would reduce deaths too, yet society balances safety against practicality rather than pursuing absolute risk elimination.
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@Jckub17 @AlexKulkarniUK @PolitlcsUK So? If its hot enough to start medically affecting people then protections need to be put in place
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🚨 NEW: Zack Polanski has called on the Government to introduce a maximum temperature cap in the workplace
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@brandnew68 @AlexKulkarniUK @PolitlcsUK The UK's heat today is roughly 1 degree hotter than a century ago (late 1800s), but Britain has not suddenly become a hot country.
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@AlexKulkarniUK @PolitlcsUK You want people to get heatstroke in the workplace?
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@WhereMeTrophy @justalexoki Failing to mention how greatly the EU is also antagonising the conflict is pure ignorance.
Europe thrived for centuries before the EU existed, so pretending Europe cannot survive without it is historically absurd. The EU is a blip in European history.
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@Jckub17 @justalexoki Europe-wide nationalism will be the death of Europe with the US and Russia pushing for military action. No European country can survive on its own.
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@_SaltyPeanut @GaeylSurge @justalexoki China, Russia, Iran… common theme: resistance to supranational financial influence and centralized global economic control.
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And yet the EU itself increasingly creates its own “Us vs Them” dynamic through ideology, political conformity, centralized authority, and hostility toward dissenting member states or populations.
You are treating nationalism as uniquely dangerous while assuming supranational identity somehow transcends the exact same human psychology. It does not. It simply scales it under a different banner.
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@Jckub17 @Obsto123 @justalexoki You cannot return power to the classic nation-state model without inevitably re-activating the exact same psychological tribalism that tore Europe apart.
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Then your argument is about cooperation and trade, not specifically the EU itself. European nations can collaborate economically and strategically without steadily centralizing political authority into a supranational structure.
And Brexit “proving” sovereignty cannot work is debatable given the UK still faces many of the same global pressures every Western does so it is not unique to Brexit.
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@Jckub17 @justalexoki My points is merely that things evolve and Europe has clearly become more prosperous and save by unifying. It’s not perfect by far but thinking one small country can do something against the big guys ( US, China .. ) is a past station. Brexit has proven that
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Nuclear is expensive upfront, not necessarily expensive long term. The entire point is ROI and energy security. Once infrastructure is built, you gain stable domestic baseload energy for decades instead of remaining dependent on volatile external markets and imports.
Cheap, reliable energy historically correlates with industrial growth and stronger economies.
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The irony is you argue Europe is only relevant if national sovereignty is diluted into a larger centralized structure, while claiming that structure protects sovereignty.
Europe can cooperate strategically without becoming an increasingly centralized political bloc. Trade alliances and diplomatic coordination existed long before the EU.
Calling it a “fact” does not make it one. Europe today is heavily dependent on the US militarily, on external energy, internally divided on migration and economics, and struggling with stagnation despite decades of deeper integration.
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The idea that individual European countries can matter in the modern world without the EU is ridiculous.
The EU is the only thing saving European countries from irrelevance and vassalage to Russia, China or the US. This is a fact.
The EU needs reform. Not to disappear.
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