Assuming that its not complete nonesense I could totally see the scientist chuckling a bit and saying that guy Biden is acting just like that Havana syndrome nonsense that people talked. And the ex KGB guy says Biden made the scientist think of the Havana syndrome
That’s just precious, reddit is such a dumpster fire.
Shoutout Ian Neves, a Brazilian communist youtuber
That’s quite interesting, about the semiconductor impact on the weapon industry, but I wonder about where does the steel, the chemicals and all that stuff, would that work without mainland China, never mind Taiwan
Nice piece but it misled me, thought it was about current events
That’s fair but one question that pops in my mind often is does the US military complex work at all without China’s exports?
Is there anything in the US that is not basically a dumpster fire right now?
Video maravilhoso, hoje saiu um outro ótimo também que foi um, pasmem, REACT do Jones Manuel, ao Ian no três elementos
I was curious to see where my debate with the individual would end up. It was a load of nonsense but I wanted to see which arguments he’d use next. Don’t oppose the band, but I do regret the lack of the entertainment I was to have to see them defend the undefensible
I know for sure that it takes time, but the issue, is that Lula’s strategy inside the country seems to be treading away from lasting change and more into the hands of the pressures of the capital, one of those austerity inducing measures, and quite a heavy one, is from one of his main allies, the equivalent the secretary of treasury, which was the presidential candidate when Lula was in jail. There is quite a bit of departure from a leftist line on his government in many issues, and a concerning lack of organized mass movements in the country. So the struggle is quite real, and rough
I’m impressed with how strongly people feel about this, I see that loosing ports is not nice, but USBC is dope as hell and in my eyes that makes up for a lot of the loss of of I/o, not the headphone Jack though, that one hurts a lot.
You are throwing empty claims, which war China funded? How is what China doing in any material way compared with the warmongering history of the US, you are throwing a false equivalence here, of the most egregious, I do understand not considering China an ally, is not necessarily my opinion, but I get it, but bunching them up with the US and saying they’re just as bad, is again exceedingly naïve in my opinion.
Is there a source for this number, I would really like it. I gave a check on wikipedia and stuff, the number looks correct but a place with that information properly displayed will be nice.
I totally agree with the sentiment, but I believe you misunderstand the figure, they are saying that from all the nazis killed in WWII the red army killed 86% of them, not that 86% all nazis ever were killed by the red army. That said they are fucking cockroaches and crawl around
for sure, not to dismiss that at all, that is something that I’m very proud of my country, but I think it’s important to show the struggles we’re facing internally too, to enrich the vision of the country, cause when this nice parts are getting traction people tend to think that Brazil is going hard to the left, which is not exactly true, and if a right turn come about people know where it came from
Well, there is more to it coming from Brazil, like it is true that there is a lot of good will towards the BRICS members and with straightening ties with China, but it’s important to not make it seem that Brazil’s internal politics are more to the left than they actually are, there are some very pro market and austerity inducing measures in course in Brazil, that bodes poorly for the short to mid term future. There is a need here for grater popular protests and movements, and there are some groups showing promise on the subject, but the situation here is not good, although Lula’s posture on international matters are nothing short of amazing, his team of ministers here are a far cry from what it would be expected of him. TLDR: Things are good, on one side, but really not good on the other.
But you are lumping together very dissimilar things, like saying that a mass murderer and a thief, neither are innocent technically, and you saying that they are both the same is a misguided perspective. To say that China is just as bad as the US, is more than naïve, you may believe that China is not the role model for us to follow, for sure that’s a very reasonable perspective, but claiming that there is no improvement by changing the world’s hegemony from the US to China is to ignore reality, China never did any coup on any rival country, China does not finance genocide and never did, China does condition loans to a destructive control over the countries finances like the IMF does. I think you are misguided thinking that both sides are equally bad, there are issues for sure on either side, but I think that the differences are many and should be accounted for, and most important of all, suggest a great improvement with the forces of the east.
Sure but he is just doing what works
Look at positions that oppose your and try to see the merits of them put yourself in the shoes of a diverging point and on those shoes you’ll probably find an issue with your own point, even if the shoes you wore to do so were wrong as sin, changing the perspective helps.
Other than that I think that the constant balancing of conviction on your position to the point of acting on it but humility to recognize that it could be wrong, and strength to correct course when you realize it’s wrong. This last part, to internalize that you might change part of your beliefs and if so pivot to the new one with the same conviction as before, this point is important, because once you accept it as a possibility and realize that its not reason for shame, you become less prone to holding on to dear life on an outdated or incomplete view. Those are all hard things to do but I believe it’s through there.