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Moshe Avraham
Moshe Avraham@Mosheavr76·
@s_m_marandi It’s an earthquake relief mission, you clown. The IRGC sends rockets and terror, Israel sends doctors and aid. No wonder it makes you sick.
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euphoric_sloth@euphoric_slothz·
@ThomMohr @WittStahl Wenn man zum Sachverhalt nichts zu sagen hat, kann man immer noch mit Schwachsinn kontern? Bleibt Schwachsinn und der Sachverhalt bleibt auch bestehen. Versuchen Sie's beim nächsten Mal doch lieber mit 'nem Argument.
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Dr. nat. techn. Thomas Mohr
@WittStahl Wieso genau unterstützen sie implizit die schlimmsten Kriegsverbrechen in Europa seit '45? Wollens das erklären? Könnem sie das erklären?
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Susann Witt-Stahl
Susann Witt-Stahl@WittStahl·
Aberwitzige Kriegspropaganda: "Anarchisten" erklären die 🇺🇦 Streitkräfte zur "größten antifaschistischen Organisation der Welt" - ein Militär, in dem allein die von #Nazi-Führern befehligten #Asow-Korps eine Stärke von 80.000 - 160.000 Kämpfern haben. share.google/NWR8CSZkwDJUJ9…
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Globalist
Globalist@Globali93253904·
@euphoric_slothz @ricwe123 It's like saying "oh, this guy raped a girl in my neighbourhood, so now I have gained the right to rape and cut her to pieces".
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Richard
Richard@ricwe123·
Funny thing is that Cuba was not allowed to form a military alliance with Russia in 1962. So why should Putin accept NATO troops at the Russian border?
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euphoric_sloth@euphoric_slothz·
@Globali93253904 @ricwe123 So it's ok to topple governments in foreign countries if you them let them elect afterwards? The US toppled & turned a country into a proxy in order to bind Russia in a war & thus enable containment. But its Russia that has to move? You're not globalist. You side with the empire.
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Globalist@Globali93253904·
@euphoric_slothz @ricwe123 Even if the US toppled Ukraine's government at the time. The current government was democratically elected by the Ukrainian people when Russia invaded. And exactly as the US has no right to decide who governs Ukraine nor has Russia.
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B.M.
B.M.@ireallyhateyou·
@YahudiBrudi אמאשך אנטישמית יא נאצי
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YahudiBrudi
YahudiBrudi@YahudiBrudi·
Das mag für viele jetzt vielleicht eine große Überraschung sein, aber die gesamte Pro-Palästina-Bubble stützt sich seit drei Jahren auf die Berichterstattung eines Antisemiten. Ratet mal, wer diesen Account maßgeblich in die deutsche Bubble gepusht hat. Man mag es kaum glauben.
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Magid ℵ@yastr1p

Look guys I have generally thought that B.M. was simply on the more eccentric side of anti-Zionism but he really seems to have fallen into the “self-hating Israeli” archetype

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euphoric_sloth@euphoric_slothz·
@Globali93253904 @ricwe123 Ukrainians didn't choose the US when the US chose to topple the elected government of Ukraine. That's how it started. Your "big bully" meddled in Ukraine but you make it look as if it was Russia.
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Globalist@Globali93253904·
@euphoric_slothz @ricwe123 Europeans, if forced between being part of the Russian empire or the American empire, will at least for now still chose the American empire. Especially Eastern Europeans who know what it means to live under the Russian empire.
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euphoric_sloth@euphoric_slothz·
@Globali93253904 @ricwe123 Who is me? The poor EU? Who is a vassal to your "mafia boss". It's not about innocent girls threatened by evil thugs waiting to be saved by noble heroes. The mafia entered the neighbour's home and wantedä to install a gun on his lawn in order to control your driveway.
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Globalist@Globali93253904·
@euphoric_slothz @ricwe123 The situation is like this: a thug is threatening a girl you want to date. You don't have the means to stop the thug. But you have an old friend who's become a mafia boss by now. You don't like him and are a bit scared of him but he's your only option to protect the girl.
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euphoric_sloth@euphoric_slothz·
@Jakob_Reimann Man soll nichts Schlechtes über Tote sagen. Schade, dass er tot ist, ich hätte noch viel Schlechtes über ihn zu sagen.
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Jakob Reimann
Jakob Reimann@Jakob_Reimann·
SPIEGEL hat es fertiggebracht, einen wohlwollenden, positiven, lockerflockigen kritikbefreiten Nachruf auf einen genozidalen Kriegstreiber der ganz besonders üblen Sorte abzuliefern. Gegen🇷🇺, pro🇮🇱: Dann ist alles andere (wie zB Lindsey Grahams Atomwaffenfantasien auf 🇮🇷) egal.
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euphoric_sloth@euphoric_slothz·
@Globali93253904 @ricwe123 Dude, forget it, you won't understand it. Funny thing is that you're actually siding with the real empire which is the US. EU ain't neutral, we are vassals to the US. We enforce US hegemony. Look at Iran or Venezuela to see how it works. And listen to Mearsheimer, Sachs. Enjoy.
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Globalist@Globali93253904·
@euphoric_slothz @ricwe123 So why are these minorities Russia's problem? They are Georgia's and Moldova's problems. If we invaded every country that has issues with minorities we could invade probably half the world's countries. Including Russia.
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Caitlin Johnstone
Caitlin Johnstone@caitoz·
John F Kennedy was correct when he said “Those who make peaceful revolution impossible will make violent revolution inevitable.” That’s why police robots are being aggressively normalized today. The empire managers want to make sure violent revolution is impossible, too. The New York Times’ sports department The Athletic has a creepy new article out titled “The ‘Robodogs’ on World Cup patrol in Mexico” about how wonderful and awesome it is that the international soccer tournament is being patrolled by surveillance robots. The article is functionally a PR piece for police robots, gushing about how “cute” and “cool” onlookers find the dystopian technology. The piece opens with the cheery paragraph, “A group of police officers patrolling a stadium with three dogs on a World Cup matchday wouldn’t usually raise eyebrows. But when those three dogs are high-tech robots equipped with video cameras that can sustain speeds of 20kmph, you can understand the fuss.” “The K9-Xs are made of aluminium and high-strength plastic,” The Athletic writes. “They have facial recognition and behavioural analysis systems installed, which means they detect when a group of people become agitated and send video to the police force’s centre for command, control, communication and computers.” In a video segment accompanying the article, The Athletic’s Tomás Hill López-Menchero refers to the robots as “creatures” and says the robots “went down a treat with the public” in the World Cup audience. It’s little things like this that help normalize police robots in public consciousness. Calling them “dogs”, giving them the name “K9”, calling them “creatures” instead of machines. It’s pretty clearly designed to evoke the image of something normal that westerners are familiar and comfortable with. But westerners should not feel familiar and comfortable with these things, and we should not see them as normal. The fact that we’re seeing more and more use of police robots around the world should frighten us all, and the fact that popular institutions like the World Cup and the New York Times are being used to normalize them should freak us the hell out. Our rulers are always acutely aware that there are a whole lot more of us than there are of them, and that we could turn on them at any time. This has been the case for as long as there have been rulers. History is full of examples of the masses turning against their government and establishing a new order, and the oligarchs and empire managers have long been preoccupied with the task of ensuring that this never happens to them. Autonomous killing machines nullify many of the problems presented by human security forces. You don’t have to worry about the robot army siding with the people, or refusing to fire upon their fellow citizens. An army of militarized police robots would provide the oligarchs and empire managers of the western empire with a perpetually obedient force of bulletproof trigger-pullers who can shut down any uprising when the time comes. The increasing ubiquitousness of police robots is not separate from the exploding prevalence of surveillance cameras and AI facial recognition, the push for digital IDs and the eradication of online anonymity, or the increasing instances of online censorship and Silicon Valley algorithm manipulation. A technological cage is being constructed around the public to ensure that we can be stopped from turning against our masters. The story of humanity in the 21st century is the story of a race between revolution and the technologies designed to prevent it. A race between the awakening of collective consciousness to the urgent need for revolutionary change on one hand, and the technological ability to quash a people’s rebellion on the other. We’re all in this race, whether we realize it or not. We’d better pick up the pace.
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euphoric_sloth@euphoric_slothz·
@Globali93253904 @ricwe123 They tried with "neutrality" and cooperation. They even wanted to be member of NATO. Didn't hinder the US from toppling governments in friendly countries, like Ukraine, Iraq, Libya, Serbia. You know the US is a bully but somehow there seems to be no expectations towards them.
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Globalist@Globali93253904·
@euphoric_slothz @ricwe123 But Russia is a large enough country to be its own market. It's massive. Has massive resources and a large population. It doesn't even need cooperation. And after a while as a peaceful, neutral country there would be less fear of it and more space for cooperation with the EU.
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euphoric_sloth@euphoric_slothz·
@Globali93253904 @ricwe123 ormer SU. Both countries militarily oppressed their minorities which wanted to stay with Russia rather than with the newly independent states. 2008 Georgia started the war hoping for NATO to have its back. Ukraine is s complicated issue. U are spreading Propaganda.
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euphoric_sloth@euphoric_slothz·
@Globali93253904 @ricwe123 Dude, this is utterly ridiculous. There was no Russian invasion in Syria, but us-backed islamists trying to topple the regime. Assad invited Russia. Learn history about statehood in Soviet Union and maybe you'll grasp the problems with Georgia and Moldova after the split from f
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euphoric_sloth@euphoric_slothz·
@Globali93253904 @ricwe123 If you want to solve it you have to care about how it started and therefore you have to understand the geopolitical context. Humanism and morale perspective are perfectly fine but without proper analysis you're simply a mouthpiece for western propaganda. Go learn some history.
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Globalist@Globali93253904·
@euphoric_slothz @ricwe123 What do you care? What if Ukrainians want to be in NATO and EU because they are scared of Russia which is understandable after you took Crimea?
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euphoric_sloth@euphoric_slothz·
@Globali93253904 @ricwe123 There is no obsession with an empire. You simple reiterate pro-western bullshit talking points that have nothing to do with reality. Russia wants cooperation. The west wanted Russian containment. It's that easy.
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Globalist@Globali93253904·
@euphoric_slothz @ricwe123 But Russia doesn't need to care if it's liked or not. It can just stay inside its own borders, be neutral, get rich from selling its resources to the highest bidder and develop its industry and be protected by its military and nuclear arsenal. Why this obsession with an empire?
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euphoric_sloth@euphoric_slothz·
@Globali93253904 @ricwe123 They didn't fight Europe. Actually Russia was really promoting cooperation, especially with Germany, but with the EU as well. It was the EU that wanted Ukraine to decide between Russia and EU. Your brain is made up by western propaganda but your clueless about what happened.
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Globalist@Globali93253904·
@euphoric_slothz @ricwe123 If Russia didn't fight Europe then yes, it would be far easier to withstand the other bullies (US and China). But right now Russia is the main bully threatening Europeans who just don't want to live under Putin. Nobody wants to live under him. Go to Poland or Latvia and ask.
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euphoric_sloth@euphoric_slothz·
@Globali93253904 @ricwe123 Once again, it started with the US toppling the elected governed in order to get Ukraine into NATO and turn them into an anti-russian bulwark. Your should read Brezinski before giving clueless geopolitical assessments. What would happen if it happened in Mexico? Can you guess?
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Globalist@Globali93253904·
@euphoric_slothz @ricwe123 Let this be Ukraine's choice. This is not Russia's choice. Russia's choices end at their border. Why is that so hard to accept. Just because others have similar issues with that (China and US) doesn't make it sane or useful for Russia to suffer from a similar mental virus.
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euphoric_sloth@euphoric_slothz·
@Globali93253904 @ricwe123 Yes, and they never gonna challenge anyone's hegemony. How fine would they do if they'd sided with Russia? Why do you expect Russia to be neutral(?) but Ukraine becoming a vassal to the U.S. its perfectly fine? You want peace? Fight the big bully rather than those resisting.
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Globalist@Globali93253904·
@euphoric_slothz @ricwe123 Again, Switzerland is surrounded by NATO and it's doing absolutely fine, better than Russia. What on Earth does Russia care? It has the largest territory in the world, endless natural resources and a solid industrial base and the largest nuclear arsenal in the world.
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Georg Restle
Georg Restle@georgrestle·
Wer als Deutscher das Existenzrecht Israel leugnet, hat nichts aus der Geschichte gelernt. Wer eine solche Aussage unter Strafe stellen will, hat nichts von Meinungsfreiheit begriffen.
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