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  • Yes. America can't come and rescue the Europeans anymore, and noone will help rescue America's neighbors from her.

    Once the U.S.A becomes even more divided, Taiwan will get invaded and Israel will collapse. Hopefully the Ukranians can get a good peace deal in before everything goes tits up or they'll be taken over as well.

    You could make the argument that we are already in the precursor to WW3, or what 1938 was to WW2. You're not over exaggerating, but it's not worth worrying about. The wealthy who have people and countries into poverty and then supported these wars are the real enemies.

  • What's his bluster? America invaded two countries less then 30 years ago under gop leadership in case you missed that.

    Not to mention he is threatening to invade more now. Don't pretend like America isn't a war loving nation in general.

  • Look mate, start investing into Chinese weapons manufacturing stocks. It might not pay out big next month but I PROMISE you will see sustained returns on your investment in the near future!

    Come hell or highwater your profits will increase!

  • Hooligans yelling slurls in a brawl is not the same as a lynching. Give it a rest.

    What do you call singing for the murder of children and assaulting random locals and the media? Absolutely absurd victim mentality.

  • I'm from Canada, only been to Minneapolis once but absolutely loved the city. Would certainly consider moving there, but it being smack dab in the middle of buttfuck nowhere is so sad.

    Good food man. One of the best designed cities in the U.S. imo.

    Sparse, but underrated.

    People hog the left lane and don't respect flashing to pass. Fuck is up with that? Some of the most inconsiderate, yet slow drivers in America.

  • While we're at it, Russian full scale invasion of Ukraine opened up akin to the shock and awe campaign in 2003 Iraq.

    Of course it does not justify the invasion, but the world still remembers WMD's that weren't found. American leadership didint think those through too well.

  • We are reaching the final logical conclusions of capitalism with Canadian characteristics.

    They will allow Amazon to build their " all inclusive " worksites where the workers can't actually leave. These megacorporations are more powerful then the state is.

  • The classic 4chan cars for under 5K chart still largely holds up today.

    Take it with a grain of salt and perhaps bump the years up by a decade or so.

    Personally i would take a 20 year old car with low milage that still has solid saftey features and a comfortable interior vs a newer car with better technology, but arguably worse saftey features and undoubtedly worse privacy.

    Not to mention it's going to be cheaper to break some shit on an old car vs a brand new one that's loaded with sensors and computers. My 2 cents anyways.

  • That and ring doorbells being used as a big data harvesting point for the police.

    The surveillance culture we have is so normalized now people don't even care that their security camera is more of a corporate livestream then a secure loop. But hey, how else an I gonna pust pictures of the guy stealing my 3rd Amazon package of the day.

  • It's the opposite. The pool of young people to pull from is smaller everyday.

    In this regard, Russia has the advantage where they can just keep throwing more and more bodies into the war without major unrest. Luckily Wagner is gone, as they had the human wave then special forces combo down to a science, but the problem of Russia having exponentially more manpower at their disposal remains unless they begin drafting all Women between ages 18 - 60. Which will likely never happen.

    https://edition.cnn.com/2023/11/19/europe/ukraine-difficulties-in-military-recruitment-intl/index.html

    https://www.nytimes.com/2023/11/08/world/europe/ukraine-war-army-women.html