ukraineally

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by ukraineally 5y ago
>You seem to be suggesting that instead of elections, people can decide who their leader is by having a civil war instead. That's not my position at all. You cut context. >I don't think it is chauvinism to prefer a system wh
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by ukraineally 5y ago
>This is a callous viewpoint. My heart goes out to the Russian citizens living in an effective dictatorship. You call me callous, that's fine. It would seem others agree with you as I'm quite downvoted. I have a surprising numb
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by ukraineally 5y ago
Shrug? Russia can do whatever they like to their people. Not our place to tell them what's right or wrong in governing their own people. Our problem is the unjustified invasion of Ukraine. I look at recent history and many Arabic peopl
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by ukraineally 5y ago
The best way to end the war is diplomacy and sanctions. Not making the war much deadlier and larger. Ukraine didn't join military alliances. This isn't our war. Russia has done lots of things before this, but they weren't inv
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by ukraineally 5y ago
For a long time the nimby and environmental folks have lobbied against nuclear power. You can look up their reasoning. Without nuclear, you are effectively arguing for coal or other fossil fuels. Here in Ontario, canada we have no coal plan
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by ukraineally 5y ago
Title for me says: European shares and Wall Street futures drop after fire at Ukraine nuclear plant I doubt NATO is considering a noflyzone and has declined.
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by ukraineally 5y ago
First of all, why is there male and female to begin with? Why dont we just have non-discriminatory competitions? If the answer is that no women can compete against the top male competitors. There is a biological difference between the sexes
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by ukraineally 5y ago
>Not only does the position exist, but it's a good example of a false belief. Identifying and excluding such beliefs from public debate is very important. Ukraine doesn't exist. This is all fake news by western countries to sme
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by ukraineally 5y ago
>There are certainly people who think that Covid is a hoax. There aren't many, but they do exist. Sure, but there's no point writing an article about such a non-existent position. Unless the point is to strawman. Which we have
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by ukraineally 5y ago
At what point do you as the nuclear plant operator consider chernobyl 2.0? You know Russia would ultimately take the blame.
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by ukraineally 5y ago
>502 Bad Gateway I'm originally from the Detroit area. Naturally you have lots of factory mentality. Wherein workers will not work unless you're standing behind them whipping them. Largely speaking unions got very strong becaus
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by ukraineally 5y ago
Who denies covid exists? Cant see anyone in that group. Who denies the claimed severity of covid19 being equivalent to the spanish flu? Hopefully everyone stands up... because that's completely deniable now. However, that's the cl
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by ukraineally 5y ago
Russian currency will eventually bounce back some as it trades into other asian currencies. Not to mention the currency is still backed effectively by natural resources. But nobody wants to rush to those exchanges because that currency is g
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by ukraineally 5y ago
There's going to be a ton of due diligence on all these. Eventually it will be determined that Russia didn't intend to do it. It was some newb who shouldn't have shot. Won't matter. Eventually Article 5 will be triggered
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by ukraineally 5y ago
Recently had a co-op who would argue with you about literally anything; even if they were literally just wrong. Something went down, contact X. Coop: X isn't the same company. It should be Y. No seriously, same person. Contact either w
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by ukraineally 5y ago
I was very surprised to see virtually all hacking groups declare war on russia over this war. So many APT groups are Russian but they do oppose the war. The expected cyber war is all Russia's to deal with. The actual war isn't goi
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by ukraineally 5y ago
>What does HN think? I think Russia's opposition to a defensive alliance is that they have been planning the full invasion for quite some time. Ukraine never joined a military alliance because Russia guaranteed their independence an
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by ukraineally 5y ago
Oh ya, like I totally dont get the relationships going on in asia. Pakistan, who typically hates Russia, is supporting them? China has a no limit alliance that apparently has limits. The 3 of them are seemingly dunking on India. India used
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by ukraineally 5y ago
>Cyberattacks are not limited to borders or geolocation- it can be sent/executed from anywhere at all times. And, like the letter mentioned, the request wasn't to "remove" Russia from the internet but rather restricti
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by ukraineally 5y ago
>Nope. China and Russia share an oligarchic & mercantilistic ideology. They share a common adversary. They are economically interdependent. They conduct military exercises together. The countries support each other diplomatically. On
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by ukraineally 5y ago
You can't remove Russia from the internet unless you remove literally all their neighbours. Kazakhstan for example has how many links in and out of Russia? Do they not have the sovereign decision to make those connections? You can&#x27
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by ukraineally 5y ago
Lets not forgot pushing themselves into the arms of China who ideologically hates them. They hold Manchuria... if the '1 china policy' is such a big deal... shouldn't they want manchuria back asap? How the hell is Russia and
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by ukraineally 5y ago
>Interesting shift in US blob narrative, from Xi was embarassed and played by Putin because he's a foreign policy dummy, to now insinuating PRC endorsed invasion because superior US intelligence. I dont think anyone is saying Xi is
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by ukraineally 5y ago
>The notion of 'active' wars has been all too fluid over here. We had been involved in the Bosnia and Herzegovina intervention as recently as the mid-90s so nothing really got a proper chance to cool down. I didn't know NA
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by ukraineally 5y ago
>Well..President Xi has himself openly declared that re-unification of Taiwan - along with all ancient Chinese domains will happen within his term of governance. And no (sane) leader declares more than one planned invasion at a time. So
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by ukraineally 5y ago
>It's hard to be sure, but he is now surrounded by (ex?) multibillionnaires who have all of a sudden lost much of the ability to enjoy their airplanes, yachts, houses etc, ONLY because of voices in Putin's head telling him abou
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by ukraineally 5y ago
>Can you give examples, because from my limited view all Canada has in terms of renewables is hyrdo. For example, https://www.canadiansolar.com/ Windmills and solar farms are everywhere. That I suppose is another huge pr
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by ukraineally 5y ago
Ok but it's not some vast annexation over a sovereign nation. Canada and the USA has an awful lot of these kinds of conflicts. Worse when indigenous rights start to get involved. Vietnam and China go way back for conflicts. Our fear he
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by ukraineally 5y ago
>Well, they do want Taiwan back. Back? They currently own it. No country in the world recognizes them as their own country. They are not in the United Nations. They have no alliances. If Taiwan declares independence and is recognized...
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by ukraineally 5y ago
>This is just public display. Actions matter: will they continue buying Russian gas and oil? Russia's diplomacy was pure lies. Maybe it's true of China? If actions matter: what has china done wrong exactly? Have they invaded an

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