Antidepressants require a prescription but depression isn't developing SSRI resistance. It's not a measure we've taken to fight antibiotic resistance

Well it's more organized crime, but espionage is also literally not legal. Spies are arrested and jailed all the time.

Edit: my thought isn't a unique one anyway. Many theorists have drawn comparisons between nations and organized crime. Nations are essentially the crime syndicates that retain the most power and influence.

It makes even more sense when you look at organized crime syndicates and how they run. You'll see a lot of parallels to how nations run. Alliances, treaties, laws, wars, even espionage etc...

The biggest difference is scale but we see with the cartels down in Mexico that crime syndicates can increase their scale so much that they're essentially their own nation with their own laws and governing bodies.

How many people is “6 families”?

They raise reindeer for food and that’s lame reindeer aren’t returning to their ancestral herding area due to windmills but also 6 families Vs enough energy for 100,000 peoples homes.

Green energy is one of the things o feel like should be pushed ahead of most things and here it certainly feels like a cash buyout of some sort makes sense.

Perhaps because they're a lot easier to produce?

What? I mean China obviously

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They always refuse help like they did it at the time of floods

Which year are you living?

Ahahahaaa “the small screen” holy shit double sick burn

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Poland wouldn’t have to inflict 1-10 casualty rates bcs they’re part of nato. The same reason russia won’t touch poland

Russia isn't measuring victory by lives not lost. They're measuring it by ground taken and if it takes a million men to get their kilometer so be it.

You realize france send billions of euros to african countries each year?

Well, that and unrelated bacteria can exchange DNA and gain immunity that way.

French fighters die to help Mali in defending from AlQaida. You should really do not judge france from the french policy existing 100 y ago.

Or maybe he just made a mistake.

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I once almost died from pneumonia that can easily be cured by antibiotics, because the doctor was hesitant to prescribe them. It is not as easy as it sounds to stop the overuse antibiotics, and we must weigh the drawbacks that come with it.

You think? /s

Tell that to Serbia. NATO is only "strictly defensive" when it suits.

Come on, hypocrite for refusing calling the ukraine war "a war"

I am a migrant, I was doing ok, but decided to move to another country for work.

If you HAVE to try to get to another country - even risking your life - where you apply for asylum you are a refugee. After the official investigation and evaluation you can either get the actual refugee status or not, but you will never ever get any other status. Either refugee or go home, they would never become (economic) migrants.

The term migrant was used instead refugees heavily by Hungarian (Russian) propaganda during 2015-2016 in order to reduce empathy. The Hungarian media was also instructed not to show women and children at all under any circumstances.

It is disgusting that russian and right wing trolls / politicians managed to bully most media into the incorrect usage of the word migrants.

Like that's ever going to happen.

Always interesting seeing second-hand disinformation in real time.

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