Zoso ๐Ÿ‡บ๐Ÿ‡ณ(๐Ÿ‡ฎ๐Ÿ‡ถ)

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Zoso ๐Ÿ‡บ๐Ÿ‡ณ(๐Ÿ‡ฎ๐Ÿ‡ถ)
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Ask yourself this. Why are America's traditional adversaries and anti-American pundits celebrating, outright praising, all of Trump's recent actions? Why is "BRICS News", an account that pushed slop, now praising DOGE? Why are opponents celebrating the closure of USAID?
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Experienced this first hand many times when I've been in the US, and elsewhere too. A lot of online arguments are fundamentally based on the fact that one side can't understand what the other is saying
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There are *still* Iraq dinar guys to this day. It's fascinating that there are still a bunch of 40-50 year old white men living in America who regularly continue to observe every single news that comes out of my country so that they can see when the RV will be.
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I am financially independent (in the sense that my family total makes 6k dollars a year and 3k of that is myself) I an not free roaming though. And yeah I guess it's student life but certainly doesn't feel like it
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He seems like a stats nerd who just wants to post interesting political and demographic statistics. Meanwhile you seem like someone who doesn't contribute much to society and in a gentler world should be "disposed of" in a proper manner.
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The GFW actually does fuckall and the real answer is that a rapid increase in the quality of life is the best tool for depolarization which is why china is not a politically polarized society
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Spain has one of the most productive agricultural areas of Europe that is *entirely* artificial/built from greenhouses. What you are looking at provides ~50% of Europe's fruits and vegetables.
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It's important to stress how openly right wing this platform is nowadays. Especially if you're a new account, your entire timeline and for you page will be just INUNDATED with Musk spreading conspiracy and a bunch of blue tick RW conspiracy accounts that rack up k's of likes.
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I thought it was pretty much an open secret that when FDI goes to American factories that they often have to bring foreigners in to set up and start the factory, and these foreigners end up with B-1 visas because the process to get the actual visa for short term work
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You know every society ever is actually the opposite of this? All of the third world places that look like the right tend to be ones that value wholesome changus family community; the first world places that look like the left are cosmopolitans
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vittะพrั–o is actually a rะตtะฐrd. I don't mean that in the "haha he is dumb" sense, I mean it in the most literal meaning possible: he is slow. All he does is tread on grounds others have treaded.
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Meanwhile all the African countries that hate their colonial masters are all the French ones because the French do the very French thing of being consistent molesters.
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Japanese work lower hours than most of those mediterranean countries lol. ~1,600 hours/year, less than Italy, Spain, Canada, or the US. Used to be way higher in the 90s though so this is one of those things that just never went away
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Because China doesn't really care outside of its own borders. Like I said before it is exemplified in Myanmar. As long as it can trade and do business with anyone, it will just do that. As for why Pakistan is different, I'll let this quote do the work:
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The GFW is less than useless. Chinese people are just as brainrotted and terminally online as the rest of us. Infact, since the GFW makes western brainrot seem exotic it's actually worse; a fact visible if you hang around cnet for more than a while
A completely normal thing to do is obviously talk to complete strangers, ask them where they are from, and then begin haranguing them about an "invasion" of their country and calling them a pussy if they don't want to talk about it
I wrote something. Please read and retweet it especially if you're into semiconductors, Japanese industry, or Rapidus in specific
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For all the faults Estonia has with its problems WRT nazi sympathy and treatment of the Russian minority it is *infinitely* better than Indonesia in basically anything ever.
The thing about China is that especially to non-Sinophones (and even to them) it is not very accessible. Sure you can visit but a short visit doesn't tell you much about the political economy of a country, again especially if you don't know the language or culture of said country
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The future of the West belongs to whoever can look at China and not go insane.
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Nigerians are far from the worst of our problems lol. Probably the worst immigrants are the Bengalis and the Syrians as I think I've mentioned earlier. Got so bad that Iraq banned them from entering the country (alongside Pakistanis, Filipinos and Indonesians)
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Italy is also very much like this btw. I don't really see it discussed much but the end state of an aging industrialized country seems to be a bunch of highly unproductive "small businesses" that act as a welfare scheme
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Protectionism and also subsidies. Itโ€™s basically more like a welfare scheme for the unskilled rather than a true SME.
I remember a lot of people making the point that the Great Firewall means Chinese people don't get affected by "western brainrot" which is laughably false. Have any of you visited Zhihu?
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Everyone attacking Zohran as the "he will give foreigners their gibs" candidate is funny because that is EVERY candidate. It's just that Zohran is a gibs candidate ideologically unlike Cuomo or Adams who are gibs candidates pragmatically
The real answer is that the best thing a government can do to avoid polarization is to raise the standard of living for everyone and to give them a future. If you stop raising the standards of living people will get bored and will find other things to do. Same if QoL declines
In the great and exotic Oriental market of Bab al-Sharqi you can find such illustrious objects like the "ูˆูŠูŠ ุฑูŠู…ูˆุช" (can not be translated), this cost me 30 thousand iraqi dinars ($23/ยฃ17) because the greedy Semitic owner knows his monopoly in this bazaar over this precious good
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Zoso ๐Ÿ‡บ๐Ÿ‡ณ(๐Ÿ‡ฎ๐Ÿ‡ถ)
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BAB AL-SHARQI | ุจุงุจ ุงู„ุดุฑู‚ูŠ: In the center of Baghdad, east of the Green Zone, there's an area of the city known as Bab al-Sharqi, which is known for being what is essentially a giant bazaar for everything from video games to secondhand wholesale clothing. I went there yesterday!