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  • This explains my University Report Card.

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  • That's a tricky question, because the USA successfully halted Japan's actions in China with an embargo on steel and oil.Which lead to the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, in an attempt to destroy the US fleet and lift the embargo.

    Only then did the USA declare war on Japan, but they didn't do so in order to help the Chinese.They did it because of Pearl Harbor, and because their own dominance in the Pacific was threatened.

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  • A lot of people are clamoring for NATO to go all in and invade Russia to topple Putin.That would kill hundreds of thousands more.I'd propose something different: Block the Russian shadow oil tanker fleet from crossing the Baltics (This can be done by the coast guard).Ban trade with any company that's trading with Russia, and arrest people circumventing the sanctions.And instead of sanctioning oil that's proven to come from Russia, only buy oil that can be proven not to come from Russia.Without the oil exports, the Russian war economy collapses in under a year.

    What we're currently doing is sending just enough aid to Ukraine to keep the Ukrainian war machine going, while at the same time buying Russian oil which keeps the Russian one going. If you wanted to ensure a perpetual war that never ends, this is exactly what you'd do. And this is what the west is doing right now.

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  • Helping your neighbor put out the fire doesn't kill hundreds of thousands of civilians.War does.

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  • That intervention in wars on other continents is bad.Most people don't find this controversial, until I mention that this applies to the Ukraine war, too,

  • It'll probably be used to grow cash crops which are then shipped somewhere else.That's how most water gets exported.

  • Radiators dissipate heat through...wait for it...Radiation.

  • I am serious, and don't call me dude!

  • This article reads like it's leaving out the first half.Can someone fill me in on the context?

  • They're a great idea if you happen to own a company making AI, a company making rockets, and a company controlling public opinion.

  • Except at the company I work for. We switched from thin clients to laptops (which are used as thin clients) last year.

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  • Oh good, I thought it was from the repeated hard pounding in the ass.

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  • For 50m, drive unless it’s an exceptionally pleasant, sheltered walk you’d enjoy.

    You can tell the AI was trained on US data.

  • Thanks for your kind words.Yeah, I'm sure the grief will still come.And it'll be hard to achieve my dream of becoming a father now, as a 41 year old single...

  • It hit me like a semi truck, cause shit went sideways out of nowhere within 2 weeks.But she's moved out without a fuss, our finances are separate, and I kept the cats.Still kind of numb, but I also massively enjoy the quiet and relaxation right now.The marriage was exciting, but it was also a constant whirlwind.

  • Veronicaexplains confirmed queen of Peertube

  • lol it's also the only one I found.

  • My wife and I had been trying for a child. Then she left me 2 weeks ago.The best thing that happened to me this week was finding out she's not pregnant.Also, instead of despair or grief over the separation, literally all I feel is relief.

  • I feel like when you're older than any online age verification process, you should be

    grandfathered in.