u/schtickshift

12 post karma · 41.6k comment karma · joined Mar 2022

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I don’t think it is likely at all. We have lived through the Cold War without a hot war being triggered including the age of nuclear weapons. Current weapons systems face rapid obsolescence as tech changes everything at unprecedented speed. I think that planetary scale war is not likely in the foreseeable future.

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Are you anti semantic?

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Do they really pay other people to tell them to do stupid self destructive shit? The mind boggles!

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Stop right now
Thank you very much
I need somebody
With a human touch…….

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Plus the currency has fallen sharply so the ferry’s are going to be way more expensive because of exchange rate losses.

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The new ferries probably just got a whole lot more expensive as well.

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One down 22 to go.

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That man needs to take a wokation.

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In general politicians react to incentives. If they see people being attracted to culture war issues then that is the direction they will go in. In the past people mostly voted in their own economic self interest but politicians like Trump and Boris proved elections can be won by going hard on culture wars issues that attract voters through outrage basically. This is unfortunate and we can see in many countries economies are in decline and voters give politicians a free pass on the economy because they are outraged by something or other.

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You are a master at personal accusations but completely useless at dealing with facts. Gazans and Palestinians are in this mess because of their own terrible leadership over long periods of time. Get over it.

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It nice to be protected from Russia by all of east Europe, all of west Europe, all of Great Britain and even all of the Isle of Mann.

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Not Another Taoiseach Opinion!

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The joys of living in a free country. You are free to be a plonker.

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No it would not.

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Israel pulled out of Gaza and Egypt blockaded it. That’s what happened. Gazans had more autonomy from then on than Arab populations have in any Middle Eastern country. For example they got to vote in their own government even against Israel’s will. That’s autonomy. Show me the Middle Eastern country where that happens? The rest of your lies about my points are just as obvious.

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I think that Megan has a good supply that can be imported.

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Mostly subjugated in Lebanon, Syria and Jordan where the bulk of their diaspora lives. In Gaza they had full autonomy until they decided to murder Jews. In the West Bank their leadership have refused a peace agreement leading to a state four times. At the same time refusing to allow elections and endlessly oppressing their own population. Who is subjugating who, I wonder?

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Never mind, it’s time to have another referendum to ask the British people if they feel they were conned last time around.

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Your comment does not negate my point because what I said is true.

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Andy is planning a snap election and a referendum for sure as a way to get another term in office and bring down the Greens and Reform. Great move Andy.

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All of the worlds worst countries sit in the UN and accuse Israel of doing the things they do to their own people day in and day out.

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The Martian speaks.

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The kids arrive from SA ready to teach the locals a thing or two about Rugby, they go out onto the field for their first game and they soon remember just how passionate they have always been about cricket.

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300 Miles with it breaking down, wow that is an amazing feat for a Range Rover. It’s definitely worth 150k.

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That’s not what happened with Greece. They had to pay their own way out of their crisis. The same will have to happen with France and the UK for that matter when it comes to UK debt.