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9 months ago493 in favour, that makes me very happy to hear. Amid all the horrors of the time we live in, there are still some places where some human rights are unchallenged.
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12·1 year agoNot every Eastern European country is like Hungary though… In fact it’s only Hungary, now that Poland’s getting a new government.
Also it’s not like Western Europe’s free of populists either.
At least then limit your attacks on the Israeli military or police. Mass killing civilians does not do anything about the genocide of Palestine. There’s a good chance it’ll only make it worse.
The idea that people just being in a country are automatically complicit with the government’s actions is the real mental gymnastics here. And yeah I understand that hatred can make people blind, but that does not make it justifiable.
Shoot the person harassing you, sure. That’s something completely different from killing civillians arbitrarily.
3·1 year agoIt’s weird if it’s real, but it’s also weird if it’s fake. That’d mean that they moved a lot of troops out of Ukraine, split them up with some heading to Moscow and others staying in Rostov, destroyed the morale of the Russian soldiers staying in Ukraine and allowed Ukraine to continue their counteroffensive, shot down six of their own helicopters and a plane in the conflict, and killed and wounded several of their own soldiers, all just for show. They could have done this so much more efficiently.
Okay, this author has not been following Eurovision for very long then. Here are some that come to mind:
Eurovision has always been political.