CTHlurker

The Democrats fucking love to disprove the very meritocracy they claim to defend

You either have brain of a small child, or you have the reasoning skills of a chimp.

Doing austerity on your army in the middle of a war seems like a poor idea. Particularly if you're using conscripts who REALLY don't want to be there.

If their flights in Israel operate like their flights in Denmark it's less air freight and more helicopters used to take sailors from the harbor and out to whatever seaborne vessel they're using. And if I was a regular ass employee of Mærsk, I would absolutely be refusing to get in anything resembling a helicopter that was taking off from Israel. Sure, the Houthis (can't remember the offical name, and Danish media refuse to call them anything else) probably won't hit a small helicopter with a long range missile, but a helicopter doesn't need much encouragement to turn it's occupants into marinara.

Mildly proud of Denmark for actually daring to directly vote in favor of a ceasefire. Seems like most of Europe voted in favor or abstained, with only Austria and Czechia thinking that genocide is cool enough that they wont even issue a nonbinding condemnation against it.

Wait a minute, isn't a massive currency devalution only something you do if you need to give your exports a massive boost? And Argentina's main problem is the fact that they don't really export a lot other than beef and soybeans. Honestly, i don't even know how to "fix" Argentina even theoretically, their economy seems to be thoroughly broken to the point where not even Stalin could save them.

Europe has no more millitary aid to send. Russia has spent the better part of 2 years blowing up european millitary equipment in Ukraine, so I don't think there is anything left to give the Israelis. Also the fact of the matter is, most of Europe has seen massive demonstrations in favor of a ceasefire, and I genuinely don't know if any government in Europe would survive giving the Israelis more bombs.

Nah, it's just so it wouldn't be called Canada US and Mexico deal, which it was rumored Trump wanted it called. But unfortunately we were not allowed to live in the world where "Trump signs CUM Act" becomes a legitimate headline.

I've legitimately had to deprogram the whole "protestant work ethic" from a couple of coworkers and you could fucking see the gears turn in their heads when I pointed out all the ways in which it was incredibly wrong. Also apparently a lot of people in Scandinavia sort of just assumes that France is protestant, since France is rich and works hard, therefore they must be protestant.

Denmark recently passed a law banning the burnings / desecrations of the Quran, in response to noted Danish lunatic and far right activist Rasmus Paludan, who somehow managed to fuck up the swedish NATO ascension by burning a Quran in front of the Turkish embassy. Pretty much anything Paludan does in Sweden is considered an international embarassment, and he has now declared that he intends on forming a street theater group in order to get around the ban on burning Qurans. See, the law includes a 2nd section, which allows you to burn/desecrate a Quran if it is as part of a "broader artistic work". Of course the law does not define what those words actually mean, meaning that Erdogan might get another chance to do a pro-gamer move to the Swedes in about 3 months. Something that Paludan did that massively complicated matters is that he somehow managed to obtain citizenship in Sweden about 10 years ago, and has been a dual citizen of Denmark and Sweden ever since, which means that Sweden is prohibited from banning him from the country, which he has taken advantage of, by going to either Stockholm or Malmö and burning Qurans to his heart's content.

Also his supposed street theater group plans on having their performance solely in front of the Turkish embassy, which I hope Turkey will take as an opportunity for a little extra-judicial assasination, since very few people in Denmark will miss him.

Didn't the right wing lunatic christians become a major part of the government of Lebanon? I seem to remember a bunch of weird stipulations about religion in the lebanese constitution and it's requirements for the parliament.