Hey, that’s a good thing in my book, I guess.
Same way as America prospered with talent fleeing a corrupt Europe in the past, now Europe can get that lost talent back from a corrupt America. The more they feel unwelcome and undervalued the more they will flock or stay wherever their talent can flourish and advance our progress as a society.
No complaints from me on that. 🤷♂️
This should be standard, and very good on France for doing it. Hope for the best, prepare for the worst.
And I say this as someone who lives on a highly seismic region, where I used to see more awareness years ago. Pretty sure if nowadays we had a major earthquake or volcanic eruption most people would just panic, cause chaos and not have anything prepared for such an event. That’s the unnecessarily scary part.
We should always acknowledge the uncomfortable possibilities, not stick our heads in the sand and hope trouble never comes knocking at the door.
Nothing shady going on here, proceed with your day as usual, dumb citizen. 🤡
The US in this is the spitting stereotypical image of a man building something, and going “What’s this? Don’t need manuals. (Throws manual away)”, and then wondering why nothing fits, why some parts don’t seem to have a place to go, and some other parts are missing.
Why regulations? They serve no purpose. Why does no one import US hormone-riddled meat and heavily synthesized food products? I really wonder.
Imagine that, dictatorship-oriented measures being praised by… actual established dictatorships like Russia or China.
Quite the natural step forward for the ‘freest’ nation on the globe, I dare say. Remember, kids - if a dictator praises you, that means you’re doing something right.
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Now your personal accounting based on proximity to the matter is something I believe more than mainstream media.
Thank you for your perspective, as that sort of behavior by the border law enforcement is not correct.
That’s if this article is actually corroborated by truth and not subject to bias based on “allegations”, and to me I often question Politico’s thirst for clickbait titles. If so, yeah, Poland should be held accountable like anybody else, but until then I don’t blame them for not wanting to accept people from Belarus, a nation heavily influenced by Russia. Especially in current times.
Has someone listened too much to actual regime propaganda? Because I remain critical of any sources telling me what to think.
Do bother replying if you must for the sake of your pride, but know that I don’t engage in petty arguments or pissing contests.
Yeah, if I squint hard enough it does seem like Poland defending their border makes them the inhuman ones. Kinda in the same way Ukraine started the war by being invaded.
At least that’s what I see with my Putin-colored glasses.
It’s hard turning down people actually looking for a better life, but then again Poland has made their stance on it pretty clear, avoiding the mass migration and refugee issues other countries like Germany have.
Anything other than US, specially from Colombia, which was among the first to be publicly humiliated by Trump.
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Yes, that’s excellent. We need our own Google suite. Fingers crossed so that it may come eventually.
Do try. The more you try to split us apart the more we unite against common foes.
We Europeans might bicker a lot and not see eye to eye on some things, but our lands still bear the scars of mankind’s worst moments. We know better and see right past the vain attempts at manipulation.
And yeah, we have some dumbass extreme-right parties in many countries (including mine) being heavily funded and/or encouraged by Russia and the US, just like we saw with Germany’s AfD. But we’re already taking measures against that sort of influence, thankfully.
Yeah… Agreed. One bad and aggressive statement often takes a whole lot of diplomacy to reconcile. And we should know, just look at Trump crashing the US soft power built over decades in a matter of weeks.
Understandable. They do support Canada, but politics are usually a subtle game, and since the orangutan has less tact than caveman they do better avoiding to upset him with open and confrontational support.
Not like he’s prone to notice such subtleties without someone pointing them out to him on a full powerpoint presentation anyway.
That’s what happens when you give a toddler access to the nukes. Being tactful is a must, until unavoidable.
What happened to the whole “let them fight each other, we don’t need to be there” speech?
Probably the same that happened to all other “on day one” speeches, I assume.
Oh? I was under the impression you didn’t need us lesser and grifter nations? That we took you for a ride?
Hm… I propose a fair trade - you might even call it “the best deal ever”. Our eggs, for your cards.
Wait, I forgot. Your cards lost their value recently, as they couldn’t do shit for Ukraine against our common enemy.
Yeah. Agreed.
Nice. Symbolism on point. 👌
Yup. “But we’re not there yet”, so they say. “Too soon to act rashly”.
'First they started mass deportations, but it wasn’t a corrupt system yet, so we did not act.
Then they started refusing people who were critical of them, but it wasn’t a corrupt system yet, so we did not act.
Then they started blatantly taking money from the poor and give it to the rich, but it wasn’t a corrupt system yet, so we did not act.
Finally they fully took over the nation, but by then all the people who would have acted were already gone and dealt with.’
Not all, but the gist of it. Thankfully some bubbles of resistance are starting to form in the US, but the main people who were elected to uphold the law and fight this democraticly are already bribed or blackmailed, so it’s in great part up to the people, and whatever stance the army ends up taking when they are forced to choose between loyalty to the constitution, or an individual.