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@vigilamus @FalkTG It has extremely poor infrastructure for a city of its size. Nationalism blinds you from improving your city and your country. It's no wonder you've had a dictator for 20 years. I'm sorry.

How the fuck are you entitled to make these assessments? So Istanbul has a rapidly developing infrastructure? Idiot fuck, what do you think Istanbul is? This city has forever had a better and more developed infrastructure than a vast majority of your fucked up union, entire eastern flank of which is the fucking 3rd world.

I’ve been in Turkey (Istanbul) for the first time of my life. Some of my observations: - Istanbul is truly a city of contrasts between Europe and Asia. - While society is surprisingly young and more Western than one might expect, the presence of Islam is just as ubiquitous as that of Turkish nationalism. - I felt relatively comfortable there, though unfortunately it was too cold to use the pool. The food is good and affordable. - Istanbul has a rapidly developing infrastructure. IST Airport is huge, but unfortunately it’s quite far out of the city. - The people are very friendly; every taxi driver calls you "brother." - My hotel was near Taksim Square (Gezi Park)—the entire district (Beyoğlu) was closed off for May 1st. Since, unfortunately, many Turks really don’t speak English (especially taxi drivers and police), I was worried I wouldn’t be able to get to the hotel. In reality, nothing happens to you as long as you don’t act aggressively. I was able to get to the hotel normally despite the roadblocks. - The city has a truly unique location between the seas, the Bosphorus, and the mountains. Many streets are very winding. - The cost of living are low for someone from the West. As is well known, the lira is cheap. Taxi rides (1 hour) cost only 1,400 lira = €26. - What really surprised me as a European is how heavily regulated queer life is. There are no Pride flags, Grindr profile pictures are black, and clubs never give their real addresses. For a country that actually wants to join the EU, this is shocking.

@picklefingers38 @RavetsU @PaddyOhTeaSea @The_Banned_Vids It's actually super tricky with drone warfare. As "surrender" is many times not an option. If the drones leaves he'll just pick up his weapon again and keep fighting.

@RavetsU @PaddyOhTeaSea @The_Banned_Vids Its right here

@opgjdspogjdspih @txgermanbre That's actually not true. It's the average highest paying job in Germany. Even entry level physicians earn around 6k a month.

@txgermanbre Will move back to North America (or even Asia) post graduate because physicians earn no money in Germany

Oh yeah! I forgot this is one of my fave creators/students. She enrolled in German language school and speaks I think C1 German now (it is required for medical students in Germany to be B2/C1 German). She said in the interview “I will be paying back the German taxpayer once I graduate from medical school, I am happy here”

@RedTeamLeader00 @JayFarley16 @guyverhofstadt @Azygoslobe So would your hospitals, your factories and your electricals. Advocating for a trade break with the US biggest trade partner (for the fucking sake of it) is the most retarded thing I've ever seen.

@JayFarley16 @guyverhofstadt @Azygoslobe Without American Tech you are advocating return of dark ages for Europe. Careful what you wish for. Start by signing off “X” right now! You won’t. Could Europe develop alternative? Possibly, but already missed market. Also, Europe is broke with growing immigration debt.

Europe must do three things: -10% tariff on all American imports going up to 25% if the American tariffs stay in place; -break up the Internet monopolies and halting the transfer of our data to the other side of the Atlantic; -most urgently establish a European Defense Union including army.

@WesllyMartins @OnetoMarcela @clarincom

@OnetoMarcela @clarincom Macri?????? Lula é o grande responsável por esse acordo.

ACUERDO CON LA UNIÓN EUROPEA: QUÉ PREVÉ Y QUÉ BUENAS NOTICIAS TRAE Lectura rápida Tras 26 años de negociaciones, la Unión Europea aprobó el acuerdo comercial con el Mercosur, un tratado que concentra más del 20% de la economía mundial. El acuerdo llega en un escenario global marcado por tensiones comerciales, el avance de China en América del Sur y un Estados Unidos más proteccionista. Para el Mercosur implica acceder de forma preferencial a uno de los mayores mercados del mundo. Contexto histórico Las negociaciones comenzaron en 1999 y atravesaron avances y retrocesos según los gobiernos de turno. Los principales choques fueron por el agro, el proteccionismo europeo. Las exigencias ambientales trabaron el acuerdo durante años. La aprobación política 21 países de la UE votaron a favor, cinco en contra y uno se abstuvo, lo que permitió destrabar el paso más difícil. El acuerdo podrá aplicarse de manera provisional mientras avanza la ratificación parlamentaria. Qué gana la Unión Europea Las empresas europeas ahorrarían unos 4.000 millones de euros anuales en aranceles. Sectores como autos, maquinaria, química y farmacéutica accederán con ventajas al Mercosur, con mayor seguridad jurídica para las inversiones. Qué gana Mercosur Acceso preferencial y más estable al mercado de la Unión Europea, uno de los de mayor poder adquisitivo del mundo, con reducciones o eliminación de aranceles para gran parte de sus exportaciones. Permite diversificar socios comerciales frente a la dependencia de China y refuerza el peso político del Mercosur. Además Más allá de lo económico, el tratado es una apuesta política: refuerza el multilateralismo y las reglas comunes frente a un mundo cada vez más fragmentado. (+) en Clarín: clar.in/3LCW6Oo

@patad0n @clarincom Es 2024, si. El acuerdo se negocio y se ratifico mucho antes de la adhesión de Bolivia, no forma parte del tratado como tal. Se negociará en un futuro el rol de bolivia en el acuerdo pero teóricamente no forma parte.

@clarincom Bolivia también es parte de Mercosur, un laburo tenían loco

@adrian_gabi18 @maps_black Que??? Vivo en Austria (uno de los países con precios de supermercado más caros de Europa) y el paquete de medio kilo sale 1€ loqui

@maps_black Yo fui a Europa y casi ni se consigue arroz porque se produce en poca cantidad y es caro, y solo venden arroz premiun y de paquetes de máximo medio kilo, prefiero que lleven arroz de América latina a Europa así baja el costo y se puede conseguir paquetes de un kilo.

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@mypinknote @maps_black La ratificación y negociación del acuerdo se la puso al hombre la cancillería argentina hace unos 10 años. Los negociadores de la Unión Europea eran varios "argentinos" también. Ahora lo único que hizo Lula es decir que se debería firmar. Mercosur no funciona sin Argentina.

@maps_black Argentina, Uruguai e Paraguai se beneficiando de um acordo que só o Brasil tava trabalhando pra conseguir, que raiva kkkkkkk

@Vici_situd @DavidRCDLC_ @DylanTeseyra06 @maps_black @pleasemeaw Jajajaja Argentina es uno de los mayores productores de transgénicos del planeta, es un sector agro increíblemente desarrollado y tiene junto con Estados unidos y Ucrania, la llanura más fértil del mundo. Es tan fácil como eso. La entrada de Ucrania causaría lo mismo.

@DavidRCDLC_ @DylanTeseyra06 @maps_black @pleasemeaw Puede ser cierto en alguna forma, al tener menos regulaciones menos estándares de calidad pueden producir más, un mercado laboral más deprimido en ingresos como el argentino puede hacer un shock de oferta al mercado europeo, no se si 60 veces pero puede ser.

@comuflauta @risitatriste Mostras tu desconocimiento total de Latinoamérica todo el tiempo. Parte de su cosa es que es un continente muy desigual. Hay mucha gente MUY rica tanto en Brasil como en Uruguay. En Argentina los sueldos promedios están acercándose cada día más al español. Es un mercado gigante

Producto europeo a 5 paises que no tienen ni la mitad de los ingresos medios del salario minimo europeo, que entre exportaciones y demás lo van a tener igual de caro y que no van a tener un mercado tan amplio vs productos de origen discutible, barato, sin regulación europea y dumping fiscal.

Típico acuerdo de Centro-Periferia donde se elimina la industria propia europea, se externalizan los costes empresariales y se maximizan beneficios, aumentando además la deslocalización de ingresos. Se nos van a dar peores productos y encima las empresas van a pagar menos impuestos. Las únicas dos cosas positivas que tiene es que se reduce la dependencia con Estados Unidos y China y las exportaciones de automóviles en España van a ser bastante beneficiadas. Pero en general es una putísima mierda, de acuerdo así en resumen.

@comuflauta @iaGuLiN184422 La industria europea crece muchísimo, 440.000 puestos de trabajo a través de Europa, es gigante para las economías Europeas. Es independencia geopolitica, energética y mineral. Abre un nuevo capítulo en el que ya no hay que depender de los yankees, de los rusos o de los chinos

Básicamente libre comercio entre x materias de distintas zonas e inversión directa de Europa dentro de los países del Mercosur. Los agricultores franceses están en pie de guerra porque lo que se va a exportar principalmente de Suramérica es soja, carne, etc. Y buena parte de las inversiones de las empresas van a ir a productos de Suramérica, los cuales van a ser más baratos y peores en calidad.

@DPRUK16 @DaveKeating Sounds like the agreement the countries made when signing in to the EU, and what the parliament and the commission are for. Did Hungarians think that signing to the EU was free money without abiding by EU law?

@DaveKeating So entire countries that disagree vehemently because they are being shafted are forced to accept? Sounds an awful lot like a loss of national sovereignty

Again with this "Brussels" nonsense. The Mercosur vote expected to pass tomorrow will be by a majority of the EU's *democratically-elected national governments*. Not by some unaccountable bureaucrats. These nationalists know that, but they are trying to deceive people.

@LiseSantolini @AveEuropae Oh for fucks sake shut up, Mercosur Is a stable commerce partner, and most of the deal doesn't involve agro anyways. Spewing long and fake propaganda as to maintain a broken dependency with the russian broken state. Pathetic.

Mercosur is not a mistake, it is a well thought out and planned strategy. It is that of a world where the market replaces morality and profitability with sovereignty. The multinationals dictate, Brussels writes and normalizes, and the European peoples must obey because the States no longer have any power to refuse. As for the propagandist media, they explain day after day that it is for the good of the planet. But this planet has never asked to import its beef, soybeans or country fish, which are ten thousand kilometers away. What is called fair trade has become a legal looting. Again, none of this is improvised. The World Economic Forum has been talking for years about "Great Food Transformation", the great food processing, a culinary version of the Great Reset. Its objective: to reduce meat consumption by 90% by 2050, impose insect and synthetic proteins, digitize traceability and centralize decisions in global governance structures. All that Europe applies through its treaties is only the implementation of this scenario. Mercosur is not a drift, it is the agricultural arm of the Great Reset. The European Commission is the executor: it destroys locally by the standard and compensates overall by the import. This is how a continent dies: not by war, but by the erasure of the link between man and earth. The same hand that erased free thought and extinguished the energetic fire now extinguishes free hunger. It is not a famine, it is a gentle disintegration, presented as progress. The citizen who no longer produces, no longer owns and no longer decides, is condemned to consume under supervision, according to Davos' recommendations. The Food Awakening is an alarm for the future. A people who no longer produce their food become slaves to those who sell them. A continent that imports its livelihood always ends up also importing its dependence. Digital has devoured our minds, the material our energy and here is the time when Mercosur, under the blessing of Davos, devours your belly. And Europe calls this sustainable progress.

Mercusor must be signed. Europe's reputation is at stake. If it's impossible to sign this trade agreement even after 26 years of negotiations, Europe will likely not have the credibility to ever sign a trade agreement again. It's true: There are disadvantages for some farmers. And the EU should do what it can to help them. But the damage to the EU and our economy would be considerable if we cannot show ourselves to be a partner who negotiates in good faith. Especially after the Trump tariffs, Europe needs partners and markets. We are historically deeply tied to the Mercusor countries and it's difficult to imagine a better partner for Europe. We need this deal - for our economy, but also for geopolitics.

@BellamSwathi @thekaipullai I wouldn't really call shitting on the streets "top-dowm aesthetics" but ok

@thekaipullai India isn’t a strange country. It’s a functioning civilisation. We fail at top-down aesthetics. We succeed at bottom-up responsibility. Judge us like a startup nation and we look broken. Judge us like a civilisation and the micro-miracles make sense.

India is a strange country We fail spectacularly at the macro level. Our roads are pathetic, cities almost unlivable, pollution and corruption are everywher. We are bad on most parameters for hygiene, water and civic infrastructure But for some reason, we are wildly successful at a micro level. Like retrieving an iPad from a crowded train. Moving and entire polling booth for one voter. Ensuring food is supplied across seven rivers, three jungles and one active volcano for one kid. We are bad where we are supposed to be good. We are good where people assume we will be bad.

@Zbalthur @Halabaster_ @pixlosopher @Clint_Davey1 There are countless paintings of this particular event. Why use shitty AI, buildings are inaccurate, clothes are inaccurate and it just looks sloppy overall.

@Halabaster_ @pixlosopher @Clint_Davey1 That's actually pretty close to what Tenochtitlan looked like. It was an island city connected to the mainland by causeways across the lake surface.

The closest thing to fantasy in real history is the Spanish Conquest of Mexico. The closest thing to sci-fi in real history is the Pacific Theatre of WW2. Any other contenders?

@UpdatingOnRome @realDonaldTrump Pathetic

@realDonaldTrump Merry Christmas Mr. President!

Merry Christmas to all, including the Radical Left Scum that is doing everything possible to destroy our Country, but are failing badly. We no longer have Open Borders, Men in Women’s Sports, Transgender for Everyone, or Weak Law Enforcement. What we do have is a Record Stock Market and 401K’s, Lowest Crime numbers in decades, No Inflation, and yesterday, a 4.3 GDP, two points better than expected. Tariffs have given us Trillions of Dollars in Growth and Prosperity, and the strongest National Security we have ever had. We are respected again, perhaps like never before. God Bless America!!! President DJT

@EHDonbass Que poco serios son eh. Un voluntario de la legión extranjera de Ucrania no es un mercenario bajo el derecho internacional. Tiene los mismos derechos y paga que los soldados nacionales, por lo tanto le cubre el derecho internacional y la convención de Ginebra. Subnormales.

Un mercenario británico que combatio en 2024 con el ejercito ucraniano ha sido condenado en Donetsk a 13 años de prisión en régimen de aislamiento.

@dogsnfishing @Porkchop_EXP Believing this bullshit is very low IQ behaviour.

@Porkchop_EXP Wow. I did not know it’s that bad. Off the visit list, I guess. Just down to Hamburg & Munich.

Things starts to make so much sense as a PTSD cope once you know that Nara is a Frankfurt survivor.

@ChenGonSol @Porkchop_EXP I swear twitter has turned into such a bullshit platform. Might be time to drop off and save myself some headaches.

@Porkchop_EXP @dimasotan Its still not even close to as bad as cities in the US. People don‘t realize how much less safe the US is on a base level than Europe. All this fear mongering is just far-right propaganda intended to scare idiots. Usually spread by bluechecks for money.

@Porkchop_EXP That's such a fucking bullshit take. What you see in FF (drug abuse around the train station) can be easily seen in any US major city (center) because of the drug epidemic. We're talking about Frankfurt being between 20x-40x safer than New Orleans. Who pays you for this?

@dimasotan Not the same. In US cities you can isolate yourself from crime. In Frankfurt it’s right in the city center and around the train station that normal people use every day.