@catturd2 If that does happen the main blame falls on the GOP. They received the mandate of the people with a majority in both the house and senate and were unable to fulfill any of the things they promised.
Seeing the goverment mandated annual Nayib Bukele homicide reduction tweets on the timeline again. And that just reminds me that Bukele is quite literally the perfect leader.
Does not imprison himself with his own ideology, leading to brain dead decisions. Does not sell out to foreign powers for campaign funds. Does not listen to NGOs. He just implements the common sense policies, that surprise surprise, work like a charm.
In fact it’s sad that the only thing that Bukele is publicly praised for is his security crack down, when in reality his economic policies have allowed the economy to grow and develop quite drastically over the last couple of years and he should be praised for it to.
@Templarpilled I think most people are upset because the already high gas prices are being worsened by a supposed ally of the west by limiting the supply of oil hitting the market.
@QLer_asd@Ari_U_7 It’s the fact that they are almost all civilians. What makes it a genocide is the fact that Israel’s systematically targeted and destroyed all of Gazas hospitals and energy supply, and is consistently striking nothing but civilians.
@Kollo3455 You are partially correct, while the Russian economy was growing in leaps and bounds from 1905 to 1914, the First World War devastated the country economically. And the civil war finished it of, by 1920 I believe industrial output was around 20% of the 1914 level.
It’s is hilarious that out of all the possible semi-successful communist or socialists dictators Hasan chooses to worship arguably the single worst one to ever exist.
As much as I appreciate the humor about Eu regulations, and as much as my more right leaning political opinions compel me to disagree with goverment interventions and regulation there is one thing that make me pause.
Every-time I go to Europe, everything taste better, and more natural then it does in my home country, or even the US. The air is clean, people seem happier, have more free time, and seem to enjoy life. Does regulation actually work?
This is why I only stay at Chain hotels no matter how “luxury” the non chain alternatives are.
When you pay 700 euro a night in a Marriott you always get what you paid for. Amazing service, great breakfast, and you get reward points that accumulate to give you great bonuses.
When you pay stay in a Marriott that is 100-300 a night you also get everything you need and at the highest level, with of course the absence of extravagance. But you get what you pay for.
However every time I have stayed in a non chain hotel, no matter how expensive it’s always is below expectations. Moldy smells, shitty breakfast, bad service, cleaners forget to clean, and etc. Always stay in a chain hotel within your price range and you will never be disappointed.
The fact that they made a tv series focused on knife crime in the UK around the same time, and this is how the main antagonist was depicted still seems criminal.
Southport terrorist Axel Rudakubana has appeared in court accused of throwing boiling water mixed with sugar at a prison officer.
This wouldn't happen if he was in the ground, exactly where he should be.
Restore Britain's policy of a referendum on the death penalty is just.
Johannesburg has achieved total urban decay.
The operating system forced on the great city isn't working, and the decay is getting out of hand.
The politics changed from meritocratic leadership and municipal power to party loyalty and ideological obsession.
Service delivery died in the process, and society lowered civic responsibility, the standards bar, and its demands from authorities.
This disorder is a consistent pattern across post-independence Africa, infrastructure breakdown and poor service delivery are rampant.
Everything else is blamed except the people in power and the people living in such dirty conditions, without any accountability or ownership of responsibility.
Not to sound like a hater, because I believe Bukele is a very competent leader, just wondering what happens when all of these people serve their time? Not like the conditions in the prisons are very “rehabilitating”.