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@Marsh_Mellow_17
So, because you were one who had adequate opportunities (rungs on the ladder out of poverty), you think college tuition should be handed to you?
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@upholdreality
The thing is, Putin is right. The Crimea is some 90% ethnic Russian. The US has absolutely no legitimate business in the region. This is the Biden admin., senselessly pushing for nuclear world war (emphasis on "senselessly").
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@MaxBlumenthal
@AP
We've no idea what this photo actually shows, but we do know that only one country (the US) would benefit if the NordStream pipeline is damaged beyond repair.
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@BarackObama
Actually, I've been thinking about all those left homeless this November, denied basic human rights to food and shelter while our government sends billions of dollars to Zelensky.
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@Itsaclasswar
Yes. Been pointing out for years how the Democrat party swung to the right in the Clinton '90s, pulling middle class liberals on a leash behind them. They ARE today's pro-war/anti-poor right wing.
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@DrewPavlou
These banners are no different from swastika banners. Today's Brits lack the spines of their grandparents' generation.
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@TranslatedCats
@anomalistnews
My cat loves carrots. Doesn't eat them, but loves to cuddle with them, even sleep on a bag of carrots. The scent must be soothing to cats.
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@CheburekiMan
When I Googled it a while back, I saw that a string of NATO bases had been installed along Russia's western border, and China's southern border, etc. Each NATO installation is a threat to Russia and China.
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@upholdreality
I don't think anyone is supposed to say it, but the US does appear to be a rogue state, casually disregarding international treaties, agreements, laws.
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@linbregar
Capitalism enables the middle class to convince themselves that they're superior over the poor.
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@joiedevivre789
Well, yes, people can make that stuff up. It amuses racists to label (Jewish) Zelensky a Nazi.
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@RedEviction
@jorymicah
We have got to focus on teaching students how loans work. Many of us HAVE been warning students, but it doesn't seem to get through to them. They tend to think that they'll just be bailed out.
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@Everytown
Did you know that those with criminal intentions don't care about gun laws? And that guns change hands every day outside of the official purchase/registration system?
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@Consortiumnews
I've been noticing oddly disappearing information for some weeks. For example, I could no longer find the data on the Clintons' business interests in Ukraine.
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@NATO
@jensstoltenberg
You might not have noticed that Zelensky's forces have been attacking eastern Ukraine for some time now, targeting the sizable ethnic Russian population. NATO, of course, has a record of being fine with ethnic cleansing.
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@Hispeedlowdrug
It's a skilled trade - not terribly complex, but you need to know what you're doing. Almost no businesses today provide training, and millions simply can't afford schools that teach these trades.
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@MartinLZinn
@wallacemick
It was a very costly economic attack on Russia, to stop the sales of Russian gas to Europe. The US has wanted to take over the European LNG market, and this requires pushing Russia out. Classic American hubris.
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@WhiteHouse
Best of all, it has no impact whatsoever on today's US poor. Cutting two cents off the price of a loaf of bread means nothing to those who can't afford bread in the first place. Expect tax hikes to keep up with US financing of Zelensky's war.
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@RayJPolitics1
Putin understood the dangers of letting Western interests get a foothold in Ukraine all along. I thought he was wrong. It's now obvious that he was right.
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@GeoffYoung4KY
Putin has consistently been straightforward, honest, and entirely reasonable. I don't think the West knows how to deal with that.
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@BernieSanders
Fear is a fact of life. Democrats are scared to come to terms with how deeply they split apart their own voting base.
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@GabeZZOZZ
She was one of the lead players, as were the largely overlooked Clintons (conflicts with Russia over Clintons' business interests in Ukraine). Ukraine was pt of Russia since the 1600s. USSR broke up in 1991, US interests poured into Ukraine, etc.
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@ProudSocialist
Dems obsess about Trump because they have nothing else left to sell. They sold out the last of their values years ago.
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@amborin
The Biden administration has relentlessly been provoking BOTH nuclear world powers, Russia and China. Nothing seems to get through to today's Americans, though - no grasp of the consequences.
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@DD_Geopolitics
He doesn't seem to understand how dramatically times have changed. The international community - the world - has had its fill of US "meddling."
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@JamesMelville
To be frank, I'm a tad bit more concerned about the US/UK push for nuclear world war. This could have some impact on the environment, you know.
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@Onemoretime2212
Look at what we have now. No administration has brought us as close to nuclear world war as this one. Meanwhile, liberals are virtually sewing swastikas into their Blue Maga hats.
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@GarlandNixon
Who knows, the CIA might finally find "Iraq's stockpiles of WMD" in Macron's basement.
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@CheburekiMan
Such a drama queen. I think people such as Baerbock would be deeply insulted if they realized how little interest today's Russia has in them.
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@amborin
The US is directly responsible for Zelensky and this war. The West has to be booted back out of the East.
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@GeorgeTakei
Actually, many have just been wondering how some guy with a hammer could get through the Pelosis' sophisticated home security system. When a story doesn't add up, people have questions.
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@RWApodcast
Seriously, I get the impression that many Americans think Russia is just a little third world country of the sort that the US usually targets. Today's Americans utterly defy logic.
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@vicktop55
Yes, and the US has no legal right to sabotage the economies of other countries. The US has repeatedly shown its contempt for international law. The international community needs to appropriately respond, cutting the US out of the world market.
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@upholdreality
What's so unnerving is that those who rule the US actually DO believe they have the right to rule the world.
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@il0venostalgia
I was a kid well before that, but yeah, our imaginations enabled to build forts and space ships, explore new frontiers on Earth and beyond.
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@JosephNSanberg
The majority of poor trying to survive on the streets today are white, and they aren't getting that whole "white privilege" thing. We stripped them of human rts (UN's UDHR) to basic food and shelter -- no longer even considered human.
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@ajamubaraka
If one puts some effort into it, researching international media, it's shocking to see how much important news our (US) media simply don't cover,
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@lelemSLP
Palestine was just the name of the historic Jewish nation. (Some might recall some famous Palestinian Jews like Moses and Jesus.) Conquered, restored via the UN in 1948, renamed Israel.
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@theintercept
Well, we know that liberal media increasingly embraced censorship since the 1990s, largely in deference to the Democrat Party.
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@pinkfloyd
So, it's officially cool to ignore what provoked that war - the US/NATO troops amassed in E. Euro, along Ukraine's border over the past yr, bold violation 1990 NATO agreement, bringing fear and violence. Cuz "we're the good guys."
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@Ramy_Sawma
The West appears to be inexplicably eager for a re-enactment of WWll. I think that as the West continues sinking, there is confusion, fear, rage, much of it misdirected. We Americans have been our own enemy.
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@jzimelstern
They aren't "pro-Palestinian," rarely know anything about the history of the people and the region of the Middle East. They are simply anti-Jewish racists.
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@vicktop55
The fact that the Biden admin. retains this woman, in spite of her "performances." is indicative of their judgement.
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@amborin
The world sees that the US is out of control. I envy those who are unconcerned about the likely consequences.
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@AlternatNews
Has anyone not noticed the degree of theft that came to represent the West in this era?
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@NafoAwYeah
@blackintheempir
You can "accuse" me of being from Russia, if that's the only way you can handle a difference of opinion.
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@chrislhayes
In fairness, Thomas Jefferson just had a more refined way of putting it. He said if govt. stopped representing ordinary people, people had a right (and a duty) to rise up against govt.
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@SuppressedNws
Get real. They don't even post warnings for peanut allergies. This is just nonsense. No one is so allergic to bananas or peanuts that they dare not come with 10 feet of them. Did someone fear a banana would jump out and attack him?
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@HenMazzig
"Two state solution?" The Middle East consists of 22 Arab countries and one Jewish country. If they wish to make a 23rd Arab country and oddly call it "Palestine," I suggest partitioning Saudi Arabia.
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@ZelenskyyUa
@POTUS
Zelensky is utterly disconnected from reality, but I did read that he managed to organize a new line of casual men's fashions for summer 2023. (Sorry, but you are NOT getting that Hollywood movie contract you wanted.)
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@upholdreality
In Ukraine, there is the Ukrainian Orthodox Church and the Russian Orthodox Church - same faith, different spiritual leaders. Zelensky's attacks have been on the Russian Orthodox Church.
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@blackintheempir
Most of the world today looks to China and Russia for protection from the US. Yet, it appears that few Americans have any comprehension of this.
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@CheburekiMan
Yes. Every step of the way, Russia has been honest, has been clear, and has been right. No hidden agendas. The West has absolutely no legitimate reason for being in the region. The US caused and maintains this war.
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@BrunoAmato_1
@NicoleShanahan
@CBS
That strategy really isn't working anymore, is it? Millions of Americans have quit BOTH the D's and the Rs. The "ruling duopoly" brought the country to the brink of collapse and people want to change course.
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@richimedhurst
Mostly, people just "believe" whatever their media of choice tells them - no matter how many times they find out that media lied.
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@AlternatNews
Before Zelensky was installed as Ukraine's president, some 80% of the population identified as ethnic Russian. Americans simply don't know that the Ukraine was a region of western Russia for hundreds of years, until 1991.
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@CheburekiMan
Americans seem unable to grasp that the Ukraine was just a region of western Russia for hundreds of years until 1991.
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@DravenNoctis
Remember Reagan's infamous "dumbing down of America?" It worked. Americans see Russia as a little third world country. Reality: World nuclear superpower Russia, twice the size of the US, with a REAL mfg. base (so not dependent on foreign countries), etc.
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@LibrulAzzole
@Consortiumnews
We've been seeing "creeping" censorship since the 2016 election, and this takes it to a new level.
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@blackintheempir
They're leaders who have a duty to protect their nations from foreign aggression. The US is at the borders of Russia and China, not the other way around.
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@healingthrulyfe
@socialiststeve6
Rise up, lose your job, get phased out of the job market. Impoverished. Virtually every US worker can easily be replaced by morning, by someone willing to work for less. Survival. Corporate powers won, the "masses" lost.
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@RT_com
I wonder if many Americans think the rest of the world revolves around, and is dependent on, us -- a country that can't even feed and shelter those Americans left jobless.
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@DravenNoctis
The Ukraine was a region of w. Russia for hundreds of yrs before 1991. Zelensky launched his war when eastern Ukraine voted (referendum) to return to Russia. Attacks by Zelensky's loyalists on Russian Orthodox churches in Ukraine shocked much of the world.
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@vicktop55
Eastern Europe needs to understand that the US government sees them as incidental, dispensable.
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@LeeCamp
None of this seems to getting through to a chunk of the country. They still wave those miniature flags, blankly repeating, "Because America is all about peace and freedom."
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@CheburekiMan
Note to Americans: Ukraine is slightly smaller than the state of Texas. Russia is twice the size of the US. For those unfamiliar with history, the Ukraine was a region of western Russia until 1991. Soviet govt. collapsed, Western interests poured in - war.
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@Antiwarcom
@DecampDave
The world had this "mystery" figured out almost from the start. If there is evidence showing that the US actually isn't responsible, they should present it.
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@blackintheempir
It takes stunning audacity for the US - the leading invader of foreign countries since the 1950s - to pontificate about sovereignty.
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@Spriter99880
The US has NO legitimate business in the region. Regardless, one doesn't need a crystal ball to know that Zelensky's days are numbered.
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@blackintheempir
Only Americans thought the US was THE world leader. There were three dominant powers in the post WWll era: Russia, China, and the US. The US has remained on a downhill slide since the "Reagan Revolution."
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@upholdreality
And now, Democrats are working hard, setting the stage for the Big One - nuclear world war. Our deaths. How many Dem legislators are speaking out (or even whispering?) against it?
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@djuric_zlatko
Seriously, it's with good reason that both Lavrov and Putin have gained tremendous international respect. It would be in America's best interests for our own leaders to learn something from this.
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@wyattreed13
What we've seen in recent decades is how easily Americans are led along by the nose, by corporate media - even those who spend much time talking about "lying corporate media."
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@jmnphillips1
Middle class capitalist liberals sometimes think they're leftists as well. I think a good chunk of the public doesn't know the political left from right.
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@WilliamHOverhol
The point of the trip was, obviously, to provoke. Since at least early 2017, they've alternated between trying to provoke Russia and China, back and forth,
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@MaxBlumenthal
I noticed that the Biden administration often seems to mistake (nuclear world power) Russia for a little third world country that is at the mercy of the US. They are mistaken.
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@ZelenskyyUa
To Americans who don't know: Nuclear superpower Russia, twice the size of the US. War-drained Ukraine, the size of Texas alone. If Russia wanted Ukraine, they would have it. Z playing checkers, Russia playing chess.
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@GarlandNixon
The international community needs to get the US under control, for the sake of the world.
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@DEAcampaign
Julian Assange has been America's loud declaration that it is above international law. The US will continue to do as it pleases, where it pleases.
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@chrislhayes
@senatemajldr
@HolmesJosh
And Biden's turn in January. Long summer of rallies and mass protests, but never mind all that...
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@HamasAtrocities
Gaza Strip has been fully under the control of Hamas since 2007. Recognized internationally as a terrorist entity, Hamas has acted accordingly.
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@RALee85
@BrankoMilan
Uh huh. Brought to you by the same folks who gave us the "Iraq's stockpiles of WMD" lies, launching the longest, most costly war in US history. I'm sure the US sits in on highly confidential military meetings in Russia...
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@pitbullpatriot3
No, undocumented immigrants don't qualify for ANY type of benefit. Period. From start to finish, the Social Security Disability process takes anywhere from 1 to 3 years. It is thorough, arduous, and first applications usually rejected, must be appealed.
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