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PrincipalFiggins t1_je5sjy0 wrote

Yeah but most French people can get to Paris in like an hour for a couple of euros on great public transit. America is too poor and fragmented to organize like that. I hope I’m wrong someday.

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GroundbreakingRice36 t1_je5s2zr wrote

No, it's the up to rescuer to find a willing port.

There was an asian boat (I don't remember the name or date but they were likely a South East Asians boat that rescued lots of migrants, they docked all of them to Libya (the nearest port and available to dock).

Lots of tunisians fishermen that found migrants, bring them backt to Tunisia.

NGOs can (if they wanted) work with Tunisia, Algeria, Morrocco, Libya) to stop migrants from taking the sea TO SAVE MORE LIVES (since the goal is to save them from drawning NOT TRAFFIC THEM INTO EUROPE illegally).

Then if they aren't drawning in the sea. Finding another solution to transfer them into safer african countries or safe neighboring countries. NOT SENDING ALL REFUGEES THEY CAN SEND INTO EU SHORES.

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Gizmogrimes t1_je5rjys wrote

First of all this thing sits a whopping 657 MILLION Light years away, not miles LIGHT YEARS blazars are nothing unique. Closest One sits 400 million light away. While we can see their jets, the matter itself only reaches hundreds or thousands of light-years. Even if one happened in Sagittarius A* (can't for at least 5 billion years) the closest SMBH to us. We wouldn't die. What's so unique about this specific blazar is the fact it changed direction in the first place, nothing to do with the fact it's a blazar

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