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The_Supreme_Rapists t1_jeh5emp wrote
Reply to comment by wsj in Evan Gershkovich Loved Russia, the Country That Turned on Him by wsj
Why don't you have Daddy Murdoch ask Putin to let him go? You Newscorp degenerates are practically an official propaganda arm of the Kremlin as it is, I'm sure russia would let them go after they're reminded this is a case of friendly fire.
DeLaManana t1_jeh5dz4 wrote
Reply to comment by TedMerTed in Ecuador court upholds ‘rights of nature,’ blocks copper mine proposed for biodiversity hotspot in cloud forest by erikmongabay
Enjoy this downvote. Comments that only sow doubts are worthless.
>Can’t say that I know much about it
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>but the concept seems unworkable.
Then phrase it as a question. "How could this work?" for example. What you're doing is intentionally undermining it and sowing doubt.
HalfForeign6735 t1_jeh56gp wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in Russia’s new foreign policy strategy identifies China, India as main allies by Falls_stuff
You must be fun at parties
Oregonmushroomhunt t1_jeh56fy wrote
Reply to comment by I_NamedTheDogIndiana in U.S. Extends Carrier Deployment After Syria Attack by Kimber80
Why? What’s your solution?
mcs_987654321 t1_jeh530o wrote
Reply to comment by japan_love49 in Japan and China Connect Military Hotline to Reduce Tensions by bloomberg
Why? It’s definitely a harbinger of bad times on the horizon, but it’s always been in the interest of “enemy” factions/nations to maintain a basic, failsafe line of communication.
DarkShadowEmi t1_jeh4yju wrote
Is this the new trend?
Traveshamamockery_ t1_jeh4x00 wrote
Might be time for the Olympics to go on hiatus for a couple decades.
mcs_987654321 t1_jeh4t3l wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in Japan and China Connect Military Hotline to Reduce Tensions by bloomberg
Meh, the balloon stuff was pretty low-grade, silly stuff, with a lot of posturing on both sides, I’m not too worried about China not picking up on that stuff.
They did pick up Milley’s calls when trump was engaging in some serious sabre rattling, so still consider that red line to be up and running if/when actually necessary. Not clear if this will hold up long term, but all the incentives favour maintaining this kind of fail safe line of communication.
[deleted] t1_jeh4rmv wrote
Reply to comment by yuefairchild in Japan and China Connect Military Hotline to Reduce Tensions by bloomberg
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IndependentList7935 t1_jeh4k3f wrote
Put him back in a bunker!!
IndependentList7935 t1_jeh4eu2 wrote
Reply to comment by DieAnotherDay1985 in Russia’s new foreign policy strategy identifies China, India as main allies by Falls_stuff
After everything Orban did…..no respect!
randCN t1_jeh4cd6 wrote
Reply to comment by POOP-Naked in Japan and China Connect Military Hotline to Reduce Tensions by bloomberg
This is Mike Hunt
TheLuminary t1_jeh48lc wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in New Zealand is spending $4 million to help teens recover from breakups | CNN by SvgCanvas
You do realize that it's not the kids who are implementing these projects right? This smells of a boomer complaining to kids about the participation trophies that the boomer invented and gave out because they were too weak to have the emotional talk with their kids about winners and losers.
IndependentList7935 t1_jeh47jy wrote
What is ZZ nation neutral in??
[deleted] t1_jeh462u wrote
Reply to comment by baavramallah in Pakistani parliament approves new law to curtail chief justice's powers by BastianMobile
Gee, why not just get rid of all courts and rule by decree, maybe the rulers can go back to wearing purple robes, /S/
mcs_987654321 t1_jeh3zmu wrote
Reply to comment by MadNhater in Japan and China Connect Military Hotline to Reduce Tensions by bloomberg
Korea had been making some inroads on that front, and there has been some level of recognition and acceptance of blame by Japan for the despicable treatment of “comfort women”.
Not enough to satisfy/assuage most Koreans (which is totally understandable), but the two countries just had a big “let bygones be bygones” meeting a few weeks ago that also helps turn a few more pages.
MtHoodMan t1_jeh3wym wrote
Reply to comment by ChristopherGard0cki in Japan and China Connect Military Hotline to Reduce Tensions by bloomberg
At the end of the day, they weren't beaten in a way that beat the nationalism out of them. Germany had Soviet and Allied Troops marching through their towns, their cities sieged, their industry completely toppled. It was clear they were losing. To many in Japan, the lack of an invasion meant it felt like they could still fight. Yes, their cities were bombed but they fought for over a year while that was the case. So when one day they were just told the war was over and that they had lost, it came as a shock. Many didn't hear about the nukes until weeks or months after the war had ended. All they had to blame was weak politicians and weak generals, not the fact that they, as a nation, had lost.
yuefairchild t1_jeh3o91 wrote
Reply to comment by Neverwhere69 in Japan and China Connect Military Hotline to Reduce Tensions by bloomberg
Fun fact: Twin Peaks actually was super popular in Japan, so that conversation could almost actually happen!
I_NamedTheDogIndiana t1_jeh3hsx wrote
Reply to comment by Oregonmushroomhunt in U.S. Extends Carrier Deployment After Syria Attack by Kimber80
These are pretty bad ideas.
smhfc t1_jeh3cv3 wrote
Reply to comment by Traggadon in Kosovo: War Crimes Trial to Begin in The Hague by Repulsive_Size_849
I'm just saying people were so quick to jump on the Kosovo band wagon and support the bombing of Serbia at the time. It makes you wonder what the truth really is in these situations.
Ornery_Space8877 t1_jeh3bx5 wrote
Reply to comment by AnnoyingGadfly in Ecuador court upholds ‘rights of nature,’ blocks copper mine proposed for biodiversity hotspot in cloud forest by erikmongabay
Electric cars will never replace gasoline engines until they make batteries that can go as far as well as charge as fast as putting fuel in a gasoline engine.
mcs_987654321 t1_jeh37dv wrote
Reply to comment by 4lexM in Japan and China Connect Military Hotline to Reduce Tensions by bloomberg
Very. (Also: Nanjing is just shorthand for a couple of decades of brutality that preceded it and centuries of decidedly tense relations before then).
DeltaTimo t1_jeh2y12 wrote
Reply to comment by Mcrski88 in New Zealand is spending $4 million to help teens recover from breakups | CNN by SvgCanvas
Life isn't fair, true, although I believe it's our job to make it fair. But either way I'd rather have them find out later than leave adolescence with a trauma.
Longwalk4AShortdrink t1_jeh2tqh wrote
Reply to comment by PeaOk2006 in Iran says IRCG officer killed in Israeli strike on Syria, vows revenge by Daniel100500
They're ALREADY at war... they have been for almost the entirety of Israel's existence
Reselects420 t1_jeh5l62 wrote
Reply to comment by wsj in Evan Gershkovich Loved Russia, the Country That Turned on Him by wsj
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