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Comment Re:Cause and effect (Score 0) 83

Just posted this to the post you're replying to, but I figured you might be interested to hear/ read this...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?...

transcript: https://braveneweurope.com/jef...

By the way, if anyone would like to discuss how the US blew up Nord Stream, Iâ(TM)d be happy to talk about that too.

Check out who the speaker is. For half his points, I'd think they're Russian propaganda.... Considering who's saying this, it's a completely different story.

Comment Re:Cause and effect (Score 1) 83

https://www.youtube.com/watch?...

transcript: https://braveneweurope.com/jef...

By the way, if anyone would like to discuss how the US blew up Nord Stream, Iâ(TM)d be happy to talk about that too.

Check out who the speaker is. For half his points, I'd think they've Russian propaganda.... Considering who's saying this, it's a completely different story.

Comment Re:The old black lab (Score 1) 36

Indeed, I found out through the net that some words can be translated, but the load can be very different. And yes, there's history that caused the load. Similarly master slave in computer engineering used to be perfectly acceptable, but it's been rightly or wrongly loaded towards black slaves and white masters. Which for me in Europe is bonkers, because up to a few 100 years ago, practically all regular folks were serfs. Greek have taken slaves from conquered villages nextdoor for centuries. Colour rarely played into it... Anyway, thank you for the relaxed discussion.

Comment Re:The old black lab (Score 1) 36

What's in a word, eh.... In French, my work colleagues at the time did call for more socialism. The word got tainted in English, but not so in many Western European countries, or not so much so. In other words, those languages differentiate between the Russian make believe version and the genuine/ utopic but inexistent socialism. Which isn't a form of state to strive for, but which has ideas that are worthwhile. So I'd put it like this: some parts of Europe integrated some ideas of socialism and people in some of those areas score high on the world happiness index. The correlation isn't a coincidence. Aside that, yes, surely those countries are democratic, and capitalist.

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