I pity him in a way. His bosses get to kick back and enjoy their billions while he has to catch all the hate and defamation, and having to travel around meeting actual diseases such as Trump and Putin, trying to deal with these man babies
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If Israel stops starving children and razing villages you'll probably see Hamas' influence diminish ;)
Or start building underwater cities!
Isn't Macron more of a symptom than the disease? Imo he seems to catch a lot of the - very justified - dissatisfaction and hatred that's actually meant for the establishment He's more of a show pig that we get to blame rather than truly evil
You're also not important enough for your name and reputation to matter ;)
I suppose it may be time to expand the 30% tariff retaliation to anything owned by US companies.
I think many Westerners have forgotten the inherent power of the police force and the military even in national discourse. We've grown accustomed to them being, perhaps thugish , but not a threat to the societal order and, at least to a certain degree, to the liberties that we generally enjoy. Legitimacy and power ultimately stems from military force and the monopoly of violence, and USA is hearing towards Gilead.
Greeks don't live on stolen land built on theft, oppression, and active genocide. Israelis do.
Unless you're tech-savvy and actively change your OS, people just use whatever is shipped with their computer and, yea, Apple isn't nearly as popular outside of the English-speaking world as it is within it, at least when it comes to laptops. The share of Linux, and other smaller systems, is probably roughly the same.
Because it's mainly a measure of how much people use Macs. Apple products were always significantly more popular and "hype" in the Anglo world than anywhere else. 5,5% global vs 16% in USA, for example
Finland is great.. but they had lots of crazy Nazis in parliament and the highest unemployment rate in the EU (around 10%), on par with Spain and Sweden
Don't get me wrong, but why are matters of governmental surveillance and control inherently "right-wing" rather than a totalitarian policy not otherwise directly connected to wing politics? Extremists on both sides have a history of creating totalitarian, Big Brother states (which the UK is certainly headed towards).