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GroundbreakingRice36 t1_je67qs7 wrote

Reply to comment by laozi72 in Banksy's migrant rescue ship seized by Italy's coast guard in Lampedusa by Crimbobimbobippitybo

True. It's so easy for NGOs to say all they do is rescuing people. They didn't do anything wrong. Which is a good thing to save people.

But they let Italy take ALL the responsability after that. If actually those NGOs pay for all accomodation, food, healthcare, welfare, ....for the migrants they bring, they won't get that much of a backlash. But they just drop them and BOOM they leave.

And Italy can't do anything just because they signed some paper decade years ago.

It's basically unfair. And EU think throwing money into Italy will solve or reduce the burden. No.

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autotldr t1_je67juf wrote

Reply to Solar storm heading towards Earth after giant hole appears in Sun by JustinDias95

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> A huge hole has appeared in the sun which is 20 times larger than Earth, it has been reported.

> It will result in 1.8-million-mile-per-hour solar winds being sent towards Earth on Friday.

> NASA said: "Coronal holes are magnetically open areas that are one source of high-speed solar wind. They appear dark when viewed in many wavelengths of extreme ultraviolet light, such as seen here. At times, the solar wind can generate aurora at higher latitudes on Earth."

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autotldr t1_je67i9v wrote

Reply to Ian, Fiona retired from hurricane naming lists by World Meteorological Organization by Scary-Kangaroo7775

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> A hurricane named Ian or Fiona will never threaten land again after the World Meteorological Organization removed the names from a rotating list due to the damage and lives lost during the 2022 tropical season.

> Hurricane Fiona retired - Fiona was the first major hurricane of the 2022 tropical cyclone season and the most intense system on record ever to impact maritime Canada.

> DRONE VIDEO SHOWS 50-FOOT WAVES AND DESTRUCTIVE WINDS IN THE HEART OF HURRICANE FIONA. Hurricane Ian retired - Ian will be remembered for being the costliest disaster in all of 2022 and for being the deadliest storm to strike Florida in more than 80 years.

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imjesusbitch t1_je679be wrote

Reply to comment by El3ctricalSquash in Ukraine Defense intelligence shows insides of Shahed drones, which Russia uses to attack by DoremusJessup

The scope of destruction politicians can cause directly and indirectly is incomparable to what your average psychopath joe has ever done. So I didn't take baconguy's use of civilian literally. Timmy killed 160 some people that day. How many can you argue the US federal government has killed? Almost half a mil/year was the estimate according to Forbes back in 2020.

Feels different when they do it compared to some rando. A bomb or mass shooting is really direct and in your face. Policy not so much.

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GroundbreakingRice36 t1_je672u4 wrote

Reply to comment by PlateImpossible191 in Banksy's migrant rescue ship seized by Italy's coast guard in Lampedusa by Crimbobimbobippitybo

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>That would require way too much effort and admitting that the EU is refusing to face the problem as a community instead of leaving one or two countries neck deep in shit.

I agree. It's time for EU to work for a long term solution as this migrants-boat crisis seems to not have an no-ending cycle every year. And it's a matter of time before Italy, Greece explose. EU already pay hundred millions to billion € to Turkey, Morocco, Libya, .... it seems not enough to keep the migrants...hundred millions to protect its border, an increase in Frontex.... and still fail to find solution on the boat from mediteranean sea.

So the only solution is having better talk/negociation with safe africans countries to relocate africans refugees/migrants within africans continent. EU will have to take a thougher measures like Australia.

Makes laws that any migrants that come through the sea will be deported into a detention center in africa and they won't get any asylum in Europe. And then, support financially (with tech transfer or knowledge) the africans countries that are taking migrants/refugees to increase their growth and industrialization.

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>Everyone wants to save them but no one wants to take them in

True, you basically point out the problem. And that's how I see it as well.

People want to rescue the migrants from drawning. It's a good thing. But no country want to take them in. Because it's a huge responsability and a burden to the tax payer....without forgetting the culture clash that can happen at any time.

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Erik1801 t1_je66gkb wrote

Reply to EU chiefs flew to UN climate talks in private jet by natureboyldn

This is like the fucking 9gag posts that point out all the World Leaders flew to the Climate Conference.

So what ? This is just another part of "Solving climate change is YOUR responsibility, not the one of Industry".

Which it isnt. You can live as Green as possible, not own a Car, never fly, only eat grass and drink River water (i.e be poor) and BP will generate all the Co2 you would have created in your lifetime in 2 seconds.

This whole personal responsibility shit is blown way out of proportion.

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autotldr t1_je65op1 wrote

Reply to First cheetah cubs born in India since extinction 70 years ago by thethpunjabi

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> India has welcomed the birth of four cheetah cubs - more than 70 years after the animals were declared officially extinct there.

> "I congratulate the entire team of Project Cheetah for their relentless efforts in bringing back cheetahs to India and for their efforts in correcting an ecological wrong done in the past," he said.

> Cheetahs - the world's fastest land animal - became officially extinct in India in 1952, after years of dwindling numbers because of hunting, a loss of habitat and not having enough prey to eat.

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