fellin

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by fellin 2y ago
> I understand, however, your lack of empathy for this point, since it counter-acts the war-lust with which you are clearly afflicted. So an Australian living in Austria keeps gaslighting Eastern Europeans about their experience with rus
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by fellin 3y ago
Tell me. Had russia treated its neighbors well, not genocided them for centuries on end, enslaved and taken liberties from them. Would they then maybe feel different about russia? Ukraine, Poland, Finland, Baltics, all the Stans. Everyone h
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by fellin 3y ago
I'm with you on Lost. The worst garbage let down ever. YET. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Constant is still one of my favorite TV episodes ever.
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by fellin 3y ago
1. Distancing themselves from Boeing 2. Managing fallout from obvious losses from groundings 3. Showing investors that they can continue without Boeing should it regress further. 4. Kicking off bidding war between Boeing and Airbus. Boeing
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by fellin 3y ago
russia is actively murdering it's neighbors. There is no need trying to paint this as something deeper.
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by fellin 3y ago
Your original claim: > (only some countries do not build coal plants anymore). This comment: > My claim was and is, the majority of countries are still running coal, china is no exception there. Can you spot the difference?
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by fellin 3y ago
Your link says: > The United States committed Saturday to the idea of phasing out coal power plants, joining 56 other nations in kicking the coal habit. This is completely different from what you claimed > only 56 countries currently
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by fellin 3y ago
You claimed "only some countries" which seems to claim that most of the 200-something countries in the world are building coal plants. Now you say that you only think of Germany, Poland and China.
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by fellin 3y ago
The data shows that one sector grows faster than the other. To conclude from this that they care about the climate is wishful thinking. Also even you yourself claim > they need economic growth first Which weakens your point even further.