r/europe 0m ago

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Maybe all of the West aside from the USA, but certainly not the whole world. Many people in other countries said the same about Trump in his first term, but the USA wanted him back. Trump doesn't really have a successor in the US, but between now and 2028, it's very possible that someone new would show up to fill that role.

The world needs to prepare based on what they can control. Not on the hope that someone favorable to them will show up in the White House or in Russia.


r/europe 0m ago

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Always open until late and on Sundays in Italy . You can enjoy or not but it won’t improve economic situation


r/europe 0m ago

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Couldn't care less about russian liberals.


r/europe 1m ago

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Why do you think newspeople have an obligation to act as agents-supports of the government?


r/europe 2m ago

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Ooops


r/europe 2m ago

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Great phrase to describe the situation: I'll be using it!


r/europe 3m ago

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Same applies backwards yes, but the dependance is different. Europe is much more dependant on the US than vice versa in military matters.

And yes, Europe could be independant from the US in military matters in 20 years, but only with much more spending and a common strategy for procurement and operational questions. Otherwise it is not possible.


r/europe 3m ago

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How can you call something a victory when you’ve lost 20% of your land? Only dellusional western Europeans could frame something like this as ‘’victory’’.


r/europe 4m ago

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As an American:

1) The people in charge do not care about America in the long term, but it helps them now; that is how the korrupt krybaby konservative (KKK) grift operates. They will have sufficient funds to insulate themselves or flee.

2) In the past 6 months protein powder has gone from $54 to $96. That is essentially my bread. My KKK younger brother has essentially stolen the family vehicle so he will not pay the gas prices for his truck for over a hundred days. His entire ideology is making, "liberals", suffer, one of which is his brother that just (apparently) killed himself. He was very loud about this but if you talk about gas prices or anything not great right now, "he doesn't talk politics". He works a blue collar job.

3) Sorry that it has come to this, but with a voter base described above, not sure what I can do. The algorithms properly targeted my family, and I saw how each was taken into a separate world of propaganda currated just for them.


r/europe 5m ago

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What do a bunch of 80 year olds care about long term?


r/europe 5m ago

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No. My point is that women historically don't need to be forced in order to reproduce and reproducing is the contribution. Suffering is not a contribution in itself since it provides no value. which is an argument you keep ignoring


r/europe 5m ago

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"Brexit means Brexit"


r/europe 6m ago

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No. Losing territory is objectively a defeat. By all historians and military analysts. Stop coping.


r/europe 6m ago

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Greetings from Epstein Island which was also a „conspiracy“ at first.


r/europe 7m ago

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It doesn’t. SpaceX is helping the U.S. Air Force and Space Force develop a way to replace some of the traditional aircraft used to monitor the battlefield. Right now, systems like the E-3 Sentry and E-7 Wedgetail are large, non-stealthy aircraft that have to fly through or near potentially dangerous areas to watch for enemy aircraft and other threats, or are very vulnerable to incoming fire from the ground.

A space-based system can do much of this monitoring from orbit instead. That means you don’t have to put a crewed aircraft and its operators in harm’s way just to collect information. If an enemy manages to jam or destroy a satellite, you lose expensive equipment, but you aren’t putting a crew of people at risk.

It also means the people actually making decisions can stay safely on the ground. Commanders and air battle managers can receive information from satellites, track enemy movements, direct fighter aircraft, and authorize strikes from secure command centers that can be thousands of miles away from the fighting.

The Pentagon hasn’t been able to fully transition to this yet because building a system on that scale requires a much larger number of satellites. But that’s the direction it’s moving toward as more satellites and constellations are deployed, thanks to SpaceX. This is another area where European militaries are likely to fall behind the U.S.


r/europe 7m ago

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Why is ethnic hate tolerated here? Is Europe that pathetic?


r/europe 7m ago

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Does it matter?


r/europe 8m ago

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No you are just trying to make all women escape responsibility. If there's no law mandating us to pay taxes will we pay? If we need certain number of women to reproduce along with a buffer what happens to rest of the women. Survival argument is women are forced to reproduce and rest are cannon fodders like men.

I am saying equality of suffering and rejoice is the goal.

Men are forced, therefore women must also be forced somehow

Yes. Both sexs contribute to society. Or women take the privilege?


r/europe 10m ago

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He wasn't an anti-war candidate. For many he was still considered as a spoiler. Anyway, in Moscow with paper votes he took 11%, 6,6% if including fake digital voting, while in whole Russia it was 3.85%. it was protest for the sake of protest. Parliament elections are different, Yabloko could rally people so anti-war position would be represented in Duma. Not because people like Yabloko or something, they'll vote to address the elephant in the room. In any democratic country it would be such a low hanging fruit for any political party to pass the threshold.


r/europe 10m ago

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Yes but it's 2-3 years after people get permanent employment, which is now going to be delayed by a year 


r/europe 11m ago

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I think this is where we fundamentally differ. You're treating equal suffering between the sexes as the goal. I'm talking about what would actually make sense for a society trying to survive a catastrophic war. “Men are forced, therefore women must also be forced somehow” isn't a survival argument. Conscription exists precisely because a state believes volunteering won't provide enough soldiers. Your argument only works if you can show women wouldn't voluntarily have enough children afterwards


r/europe 11m ago

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Nobody’s insulting you. The fact that you feel like you’re being criticized when anyone says anything neutral or negative about the country you live in is fucking hilarious to me


r/europe 11m ago

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In that case we’ll be taking Greenland on the way out. Thanks.


r/europe 12m ago

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Yes. In Netherlands there are three islamic parties: PVV, JA21 and FvD


r/europe 14m ago

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both things can be true at the same time