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Which "rogue states" do you mean?
E: Fucking Lemmy, I swear to god you have to take everything in a bad way when people are just being curious and want clarity. I don't know what a fucking "rogue state" is, I'm not from whatever country you are from and English is not my native language.
Rogue states are ones that don’t follow normal international customs and/or threaten the stability of world peace. The usual candidates from an american perspective are Russia, China, Iran, North Korea, Cuba, Afghanistan, and Syria.
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