Well that’s easy. Divide China into 50 countries. Now none of them are anywhere near as polluting. Problem solved.

Well as long as he isn't sending the Foreign Legion to assassinate a bunch of people like last time this happened...

They don’t care because China is an idiot to think they’d ever repay them. China is already struggling with this.

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I’m not overlooking it, it could be a false flag and probably was, with the military working out what they could destroy as bait. Or maybe nothing was destroyed at all.

Don't be surprised. There's no such thing as the news today. It's all parasitic mass media companies creating stretched truths to scare everyone in to clicking.

As long as you rebuild better than before eventually all your houses will be earthquake proof

So Putin will convince them to join the war, a large chunk of their male population will be killed, and then there will be no one to start a resistance when Russia takes Belarus.

If they haven't thought this through I'd be surprised.

This is just every country on earth though. It's usually better to have just one gang in charge, or ideally two going back and forth so neither gets too comfortable.

This could be in response to the Palestinian who was beaten to death by Israeli settlors (I have the video) you can see it on twitter.

TIL that Israeli news sources are Palestinian propaganda.

The Washington Post has published several articles that reference allegations that the drop in murder rates in El Salvador is actually due to their president making a secret deal with gangs to reduce the murder rate.

Yeah, I couldn’t think of a way to fit that into a few words.

I don’t know what your talking about. walks into wall -conservative leadership somewhere

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It's the American&Co equivalent of "I need meat to live".

If US public opinion an external threat?

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They board garbage boats on pourpose. If it is seaworthy they will be told to sail away. If it is an emergency then they get rescued.

Half these drugs are basic comfort (analgesics) and half are kind of failing organ support (liver and diabetes).

Panadol - acetaminophen
Insulin - diabetes
Brufen - Ibuprofen
Disprin - aspirin
Calpol - acetaminophen again?
Tegral - epilepsy, diabetes pain related
Nimesulide - nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug - cramp pains, including diarrhea and menstrual cramps
Hepamerz - liver failure treatment
Buscopan - Wikipedia
Rivotril - extreme anxiety

Sometimes in Diplomacy you have to publicly sxck dxck if you want to achieve your goal.

You make yourself look weak in order to give a strongman leader the cutscenes he needs for internal propagation, so he might agree to a diplomatic resolution where he will claim to be in control. Simple "alpha" manipulation, some might say women invented it (whoever has a wife knows what I'm talking about).

In the case of Macron it failed. And while I think it was wrong on the part of Macron to say "we shouldn't humiliate Putin" as Russia/Putin clearly deserves the humiliation they brought on themselves, I won't be the judge whether the weakness Macron publicly showed was Diplomacy or real.

You boycott this shit like the vegans you hate so much for boycotting this shit.

Turkey has regulations, there's just so much corruption they're poorly if ever enforced. Regulations only work when there's a rule of law and oversight for corruption at all levels of society.

Turkey doesn't have that in practice.

tl;dr Regulations are an absolute necessity, but not enough without enforcement and oversight.