@BertWierenga2@kyleichan@mazzocco_ilaria@Ryanfeath don't know if you meant that as a snarky remark. EVs are known to work better under flooding conditions compared to ICE vehicles that hydroloc and go kaputt
@yadvashem@PreislerKa most recent term used in German is the plural form Novemberprogrome (including everything that was done between Nov 7th and 13th)
https://t.co/ZTbdSa0AbV
@kcawora@yadvashem I think in German the most recent term used has evolved to Novemberprogrome (as in plural) as it better describes what actually lasted from Nov 7th to 13th.
https://t.co/ZTbdSa181t
@LamimaGC @elemob_de Wenn Zeit vorhanden ist stehen bleiben Polizei rufen, es liegt eine akute Blockade des Fußgängerübergangs vor dann müssen sie auch handeln.
Foto machen und in einer Ordnungsamt App melden führt leider selten zu konkretem Handeln in Form von Abschleppen
@certaintyworld @theepicmap well, it's weird to us in Europe as we're used to dealing with % of eligible voters participating not absolute numbers of voters which is hard to grasp
@Suzierizzo1 it's not that weirdos exist, it's getting super dangerous when they feel emboldened (to act out or to even consider being Nazis as an option) by what they see unfolding on a national level.
@sbg_in_europe@Storch_i neben dem "Boa, das jetzt bitte nicht grad" sind Gewalt- oder Belästigungserfahrungen gerade für viele Frauen Grund genug ÖPNV zu meiden.
Generell ist es allein im persönlichen anekdotischen Umfeld krass, wie viele Leute Gründe haben, dass Öffis für sie nicht in Frage kommen.
@Kachelmannwettr sorry, macht doch bitte gleich paywall. Schlecht ladende Google Werbung, wo nach ner Minute nicht klar ist, was nun los ist turnt ab.
Da kuck ich dann doch lieber bei https://t.co/TNuf6d4Gk0
“We’re alive.
For the first time since the war began, a blast knocked me to the floor.
Something shattered in the house — but we still don’t dare go upstairs.
There’s a red glow outside the window. I just hope people are alive.
I already know half the street in our village is gone.
We’re calling out to neighbors, asking what’s been destroyed.
My daughter has calmed down.
Now I just need to find the cat.”
These are the words of Svitlana Roiz, Ukraine’s renowned child psychologist.
Her husband is serving on the front lines.
How much longer will Russia be allowed to kill Ukrainians with impunity?
The shelling of Kyiv has been going on for three hours now. The grandmas in the shelter are already showing me photos of their unmarried grandsons. I tell them I’m taken, but they insist, “Just in case.” So I look.
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