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No, the border is doubles with Finnland alone. Sweden doesn't have a land border with Russia.

There are still lots of footages on the internet showing YPG destroying Turkish tanks and helicopters using American weapons. That was Obama’s legacy until that orange head who openly admired Putin and Xi found more in common with Turkey’s Erdo who essentially became a dictator after the coup

And in that time productivity has more than doubled but more than half the wealth from that has gone to the top 1%.

Your math isn't wrong but it is only relevant because we haven't been allow to invest out gains back into our society

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For those elsewhere… what’s special about today?

Did they really have any chance?

I really appreciated that all of the ridiculous excuses about why they couldn't act at Uvalde also existed at Nashville but didn't slow them down at all. At Uvalde they said they only had 8 officers initially. They said they only had 2 rifles, they didn't have ballistic shields, the door was locked (it wasn't), and the shooter had a scary battle rifle, and they were concerned an officer might get shot.

At Nashville one officer shouts for 3 more officers to join him so he can make entry with only 4 guys. Only 1 has a rifle in his team. They obtain a master key, they come across some locked doors, but just keep moving around them, they don't wait for shields or more guys, they don't run away when they hear gunshots they run towards them. Some of them are visibly afraid, but they all decided to be brave and kept moving.

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He was active from the moment he pulled the trigger then inactive after shooting himself in the fool lol

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Yeah, all their talking points are completely predictable, just watch the headlines from totally not biased news sources like the Counter Signal, and Canada Proud. Two weeks later those are the parroted talking points.

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Might consider a Chevy Bolt; half the price of the F150 and you're not lugging around an extra engine like the Prius.

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Who could have guessed that putting batteries inside essentially support beams, could end up badly when loaded?

>Thousands of pages of secret documents reveal how Vulkan’s engineers have worked for Russian military and intelligence agencies to support hacking operations, train operatives before attacks on national infrastructure, spread disinformation and control sections of the internet. + >The company’s work is linked to the federal security service or FSB, the domestic spy agency; the operational and intelligence divisions of the armed forces, known as the GOU and GRU; and the SVR, Russia’s foreign intelligence organisation.

This has been going on for a long time.

I’m looking at the circled man like… these idiots didn’t even circle a dog

Because I had to know what she did, even if I knew it would make me angry

Okay now imagine how you'd feel if a bunch of other countries tried to force your country to obligate it's military to the defense of another country.

And NATO would be far weaker without Turkey, certainly not worth kicking them out because they delayed Finland for several months. Have some patience

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You say "here" as though that's not true in every police department, though.