rgmere.bsky.social
Londoner, Polish national, citizen of Europe.
All opinions are my own
#IStandWithUkraine
#RussiaIsATerroristState
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Hmmm, you wanna talk about this?
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I gave this to chatgpt (what else!) and it came up with the following: Dreams involving food and contamination often reflect internal conflicts or emotional states. Mixing a comfort food with a cleaning agent not meant for consumption suggests conflicting emotions or situations in your waking life.
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If it comes to that, EU should sanction Musk and ban all his businesses, Tesla, Twitter, etc.
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The world economy trading in US dollars....?
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Disenfranchising those outside the 1% is the root cause of collapse of democracy.
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Sounds great. However unlikely to be achieved if many voters, either:
1) lack education and hence a perspective of what it means to be a citizen, or:
2) have been pushed into a corner by austerity & by policies servicing only the business & the rich.
As you said, root causes. Very deep ones.
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4. Nacisk na Niemcy na przekazanie Taurusow.
5. Zacznijmy zestrzelilwac rosyjskie pociski w locie. Skoro można robić to dla Izraela, to można też dla Ukrainy.
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" If you want a picture of the future, imagine a boot stamping on a human face— forever."
Congrats, America - you made it! George Orwell.
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You might as well ask, why after the Cuba War of Independence, it was US signing a peace treaty with Spain.
Force of habit, looks like
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At this point better start imagining implications for the UK.
How about $KEMI token anyone?
How about a company of a Tory donor talking over the NHS and all our data, in a for-profit arrangement?
How about enforcing that those who are saving the country are above the law?
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And then she did a Na.. pardon, Roman salute?
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I heard that Yanukovych is still available...
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When USSR invaded Finland they pulled out of a hat a gov of Finnish Democratic Republic, composed of traitors and shills.
Would you like to bet that some Ukrainian Patriotic Council suddenly springs out of nowhere in Saudi?
Would you like to bet that Trump would be ready to recognise them?
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5. Start shooting down Russian cruise missiles and drones over Ukraine in flight. We did it for Israel, we can do it for Ukraine.
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"Peace cannot come at any cost".
I wonder whether Starmer knows he's echoing Józef Beck, Poland's interwar FM:
"But peace, like almost all things of this world, has its price, a high but a measurable one. We in Poland do not know the concept of peace at any price."
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I cannot believe there still are some mindless puppets who ask for "decoding". They are going to recognise fascism only when they will be standing in front of their platoon.
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Come up with a catchy nickname for Trump, highlighting that he's just Musk's puppet. Make it viral and enjoy looking how he loses his sh*t every day.
Eg. Musketeer's Apprentice or Proxy President
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Bishop Bishopy McBishopFace
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He was in a cage prior to his 2nd presidency (and about to be even more restrained by US courts who turned out to be cowardly).
But brilliant American voters let him out of the cage.
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Option 1) you didn't
Option 2) it didn't work
Option 3) it did and, oh boy, their idea was a calamity
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Indeed, they have won that one. Because they has funding. How about doing this trick with the same evidence but without the money.
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And btw, it's not "every statement":
"If the defendant can prove that the defamatory statement is substantially true, they will not be liable [...] Crucially, not every detail of the statement needs to be true, as long as the essential substance [...] is accurate.
rfblegal.co.uk/insights/def....
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And I believe, in many cases it would be possible to actually prove what has been written.
Don't tell me though that it would cost nothing.
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Where the presumption is is not the issue. The issue is that you need millions to get your evidence considered in court.
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Making allegations, even with evidence but without having millions for solicitors, lands you in court
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A lawyer asks that?
In this country a rich individual or a business can hire the "justice" system to destroy anyone (less rich) they dislike.
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By the by, don't forget to investigate what is transferred to Russia and China as we speak.
You don't believe it? You really think he would not work with the highest bidder?
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Shame though that the stupidest ideas drop at a rate of 1-a-week.....
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Main actors on the German far right are those with big money, eager to buy your politicians and your entire country.
It has been Putin, it will be Musk.
Only Germans pretend to be blind to something obvious to any external observer.
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Half of Europe can be described as "pacifist w/o experience".
Imho, the mission should be led by nations from global south (🇨🇳 & RU allies excluded).
EU troops would be helpful in a defensive war. But in a peacekeeping mission, this'd be a gift to RU, a target of constant sabotage and provocations.
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Tak, ale Rosja to nie Europa
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A policy of protecting own resources at a cost of integrity?
Why would we ever complain about oligarchs, who do precisely the same?
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Indeed. And my original point was about your (imho demonstrated) prior belief: nothing happened that demands a stronger description or condemnation.
Which is a similar behaviour to the one from BBC presenter that you complained about.
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Note a nice exception in the same article.
Well, under this proposal, if two are indistinguishable, then they are equally likely?
Unless of course we have priors (in bayesian sense).
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Well, yes, that's what someone said...
And what is the justification for that advice?
The Wiki text speaks about "eliminating unlikely explanations for human behavior".
A malicious complaints policy of "do not EVER admit any fault on our side" is a likely explanation of what happened.
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A smooth and catchy line, I admit.
But I do not see the reason why a hypothesis of malice should be excluded, if the same pattern of "neglect" can be observed far too often.
Obviously, I'm speaking about the general approach of any large organisation, not just BBC specifically.
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If it's disarray, why a majority of complaints are responded in the same way?
We did everything appropriately.
We are sorry that you feel....
We are grateful for feedback and we'll share.
To me it looks like this disarray is by design.
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A bit of an American justice system logic: life sentence plus 20 years.
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You just did the same what BBC had.
They response is not "perplexing", it plainly shows how spineless they are.
Everybody in Britain is afraid of expressing a strong, convinced opinion, even when facing fascism or whitewashing of fascism.
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He will put tariffs on imports from a country that is under trade sanctions anyway?
That will show them.....
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SpaceX seems to be safe enough for this mission.
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I would not dispute that....
Yet I believe it's Biden for whom a special place in hell is reserved (paraphrasing a politician from my country).
With population such prone to propaganda and misinformation, JB wasted a lot of pro-democracy effort that could be spent on promoting a better candidate.
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That's amazing how he believes that any of his paper acts will be respected by the next regime.
The very end and he still didn't understand the consequences of his narcissism and desperate holding onto the leadership.