It’s a disgrace you guys are still on there

Between tariffs and the murder of USAID, Africa has basically turned its back on the US and walked straight into the arms of China. Who’d have thunk?

And now Trump’s suddenly all about free trade. Bla bla. Fuck you orange asshole.

Asus and Merlin forever

They can have Hungary or Slovakia

I don’t believe in hell, and i don’t believe in no messiah either.

Especially when that’s claimed by a paedophle, failed business man and 30x convicted felon

The in-game nazis need an update too. They no longer need to speak German

No Merzie. If politicians can’t separate Israel from Jews and criticize the former yet protect the latter, then don’t be surprised Pikachu if other people don’t either. It is you who’s equating the two, making Jews vulnerable to accusations of genocide, even if they loath Israel themselves.

It’s not the ‘Gaza war’. As if it’s a battle between equals. It’s the Gaza genocide, a mass slaughter of mostly innocent and defenseless people.

What? Is there an epidemic of open windows?

A major sovereign state groveling before a US corporation. I want to throw up

“Peace deal”. Call it what it is, an exploitation tactic

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Where’s the fucking list, Donnie?

3. The true world–unattainable, indemonstrable, unpromisable; but the very thought of it–a consolation, an obligation, an imperative. (At bottom, the old sun, but seen through mist and skepticism. The idea has become elusive, pale, Nordic, Königsbergian.)

Sure. But the state of Israel is a UN-creation right after WW2, with the holocaust as the explicit motivator

Sure, on a personal level, that’s true. But the country identifies its roots and legitimacy as based in and on the holocaust. It’s what its government never gets tired of repeating. Worse: ‘never again’ is actively used as the excuse for genocide.

I mean, it’s always been clear that the Holocaust was a teachable moment. However I never expected the victims to take home precisely these lessons

Another reason to never rent from US companies

Not many would lament the passing of the ayatollah regime. But, interesting question, who should replace them, especially during a time of upheaval?

I’m sure there are very qualified people around, as Iran is a highly educated and cultured society. But would they be the ones to grab power? Or will we see an Iraq-like civil war? Wiping out the old regime is easy, maintaining stability a lot less.

If only there once was a nuclear containment agreement with Iran…