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On the opposite end of the spectrum, Haiti has once again made the news. 4000 inmates were freed by an armed militia. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-latin-america-68462851 The fact that criminals roam free in Haiti means that Haiti is extremely unsafe. Gangs lead the country, and normal life is simply impossible. Crime creates poverty, it's not the other way around. If Haiti wants to get out of its hole, it has to do what Bukele did in El Salvador.
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Ten reasons to oppose mass immigration
QuebecOverCanada replied to I am Groot's topic in Federal Politics in Canada
1) Form vs substance. 2) I agreed with the point that the loss of farmland isn't an issue. 3) No -
Harvard professor needs armed protection
QuebecOverCanada replied to Yakuda's topic in Federal Politics in the United States
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1. Their military budget is higher, the number of active soldiers is higher, the number of reservists is higher, their war production is higher, they manage to mass produce artillery shells, tanks, weapons, ammunition, drones, missiles. They also have more power in Africa, have better relations with India and China. 2. They lost battles in 2022, including the infamous convoy. But they made it up for it and in 2023 they lost fewer jets than they were able to build for example. The intel in the West said that Russia would run out of missiles very soon, it never was the case. 3. They are now winning battles, complex town battles in entrenched positions with a lot of preparation. They are maybe selling their oil at a discount compared to what it was before, but the IMF says that Russia will have more of an economic growth in 2024 than almost any Western nation. The oil that was directly sold to the Europeans is now sold to India, which then up sells it afterwards. 4. It still didn't kill their economy. Their currency is now used for bilateral trade between multiple partners, which wasn't the case before the sanctions. 5. Garbage? How is it garbage? The iranian drones explode well, have a good reach, and have been copied by the Russians. The Kimskanders work just fine as we saw, and penetrates the Western AA. The 152mm shells, they might be coming from whatever part of the world, they still work. It's me who doesn't understand your take. How is Russia penetrating the multiple lines of defense in Ukraine, if the equipment didn't work?
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OK, my bad. I think you're still wrong though. The occupation of Ukraine would have been difficult to say the least, and the youth is incredibly more European than Russian culturally speaking. In the event as to which Putin would have conquered Kiev in 2022 and installed a puppet State, there would be many friction behind the scene as Putin has only a few years ahead of him. The popular pressure would have mounted up and Ukraine would eventually be in the EU, over a few decades maximum. Putin would not have invaded a NATO member. MAD exists. I think Russia is even more powerful now than it was before the war. And even more dangerous, as it has less economic ties with the West.
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And still, you find the increasing cooperation, or even vassalization between Russia and China a good thing overall? So our game to intimidate Russia through sanctions and military supply/covert ops made our enemies much more powerful and united.
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Once, again, double speak... on the double speak. Which game am I playing? None. I'm pushing your contradictions to your face, because they are very obvious and have a goal of pushing war against Russia, which I oppose 100%.
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Double speak example; Russia is extremely dangerous and is extremely strong, is about to conquer Europe if we don't save Ukraine! Russia is extremely weak, the second best army in Ukraine and rotten to the core! So, what is it?
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Please tell me how this is a good development for the Western World, to have two very strong countries that were apart on many aspects and have territorial/influence conflicts, and now to have them allied or subservient to one another. How is it a good thing for us?
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When you see how these laws have been applied in some European countries, I fear it might be abused. If you don't recall the Switzerland example, here is the thread I made back in October 2023, when a polemicist had a 60-day prison sentence for calling an activist a 'fat lesbian'. The same mentality that was at play to imprison someone calling a 'fat lesbian' is at play here in Canada. Our government literally said that you could have a sentence up to life in prison for hate speech online if the bill goes through. Sadly, the LPC and the Conservatives are two sides of the same coin. Both want more regulation on the Internet, more surveillance and make it harder to criticize the government online with anonymity. But the fact that it was proposed to have a sentence up to life in prison for 'hate speech' is incredible. Even child rapists don't do that time after being prosecuted.
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Sort of. It's a view I quite understand. It's incredibly stupid to dedicate a month to Black people, so it would be stupid to have a month dedicated to White people. The comparison here is appropriate imo.
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Mostly corpo bullshit shoved down your throat. For me, it was a course on WorkDay to learn not to be overtly racist, something that already exists on its own but has to be repeated on Black History Month. We also had a seminar where a Black Lady recorded herself at home on her webcam and said that the company I work for strives for Diversity and Inclusion and that racism is bad m'kay. Mostly, but symbolically speaking, it's dumb to dedicate a month for a race and it's keeping 'The Other' mentality. It's lame, corny and useless. Get rid of it.
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Except in some corporate environments, no. It's just that the idea of a month given to a race is quite damaging to social cohesion. Less than slavery nonetheless, but it keeps the idea of 'the other' ingrained in the collective mind.
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Ten reasons to oppose mass immigration
QuebecOverCanada replied to I am Groot's topic in Federal Politics in Canada
I'd like to believe in that myth, it would me make feel so good. But that really is not the case. Immigrants largely make our demand grow for healthcare compared to how much they work for that sector.
