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khzw8yyy
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Comment #39354572
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Comment #39354538
Turns out there is more to a good life than having a ton of food.
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Comment #39354527
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Comment #39354477
Only if that moves you into that last 1%.
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Comment #39336132
It's more about frustration with hypocrisy than being evil. When your friends kill in Gaza - "that's different", that's freedom, it's for democracy. It's not like the West shies aw…
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Comment #39334175
And the Yank said that only the US of A gets to have anything to do with geopolitics because "we are just better that's why". Oh, and "because all my life I've been told Russians a…
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Comment #39332796
This is relevant how? I asked about a hypothetical scenario: would the USA violently suppress a Pro-Russia Party of Finland. That seems to have caused a crash and you fell back to …
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Comment #39331001
If a political party came to power in Finland or Sweden outside the normal electoral process and decided to align the country with Russia, would the EU and the USA call them usurpe…
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Comment #39330726
But I don't think Putin is self-destructive / suicidal. There is no hope for controlling a hypothetical conquered European country for any length of time given Russia's present cap…
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Comment #39330131
What in the world would Putin do with a larger Russia?
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Comment #39329271
Come on, you don't actually believe in "and beyond", do you? That's just a scare tactic to feed more of your tax money to the military industrial complex.
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Comment #39325732
That's just being obtuse to be obtuse. You and I both understand the difference between the choices that Finland or Sweden made and the "choices" that Ukraine or Iraq made.
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Comment #39325694
This one was actually heard by a sizable audience? The Western take is: look, Putin is avoiding talking about the current conflict and talks history instead. The Russian take is: l…
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Comment #39323947
Just to clarify: the "we" who would like to join is a government that was installed by the USA in a coup. What kind of "attacking and oppressing" happened before the coup?
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Comment #39323900
On the other hand, we've already heard all these stories and they are clearly very sticky. Getting a different angle was at least new.
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Comment #39323830
I think it highlights differences in American and Russian communication style very well. Even with the softball questions, Carlson kept trying to steer the conversation towards a s…
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Comment #39319863
Then there are some of us for whom this smooth communication is a huge challenge. We spend a lot of time and energy masking, trying to fake the perfect vibe (and failing of course,…
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Comment #39287933
A Tesla is not an expensive car anymore, it's the new Toyota Camry.
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Comment #39287200
So, what kind of person writes an article meticulously analyzing imagined flaws of book authors?
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Comment #39270625
Armenia is run by a US-backed stooge, so Russia expected the US to defend Armenia. But whoops, the US chose to win a favor with Turkey by backing Azerbaijan instead :)
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Comment #39269315
All small countries are someone's puppets. The US tried to take a puppet state away from Russia and somewhat succeeded so far. The first move was at the end of the Cold War. The dr…
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Comment #39263535
It's interesting that you bring up Iran. They are actually doing pretty well considering that the US stole all their foreign currency reserves (and also precipitated the original c…