I was really wondering about that. At the time, I was saying to myself, “This is not the endorsement you think it is, Orban.”, lol.

Don’t edit the title, dipshit.

Any nation that didn’t use fossil fuels anymore wouldn’t have to care anymore.

Didn’t the Supreme Court just say that was illegal?

Hm. Thanks, Iran?!

I see nothing wrong. Just like a panel on AIDS aims to get rid of AIDS, the Board of Peace aims to get rid of peace.

Also, how are Trump, Starmer, and others still trying to make this about nuclear weapons? Nuclear weapons are state insurance. Their only use is to prevent a foreign power from using force to destroy or control a state. Kind of like what Trump is doing to Iran right now. This latest foreign intervention will only encourage whoever takes over to develop nuclear weapons faster, to avoid exactly this scenario in the future.

Donald Trump tells the truth. I didn’t think he had it in him.

Greenland should offer to sell it for one quadrillion dollars. Lend the US the money and catch them in a debt trap they can never escape.

I would say this is not strictly news. It reads more like opinion, and is part of this new “This is Europe” newsletter. I don’t know why the Guardian put this article in their news section.

How is this the most upvoted news? The US liberally just went to war with Venezuela.

Lest we forget the Michaels.

The joke’s on them. I’ve been gone from facebook for 10 years lol

In all seriousness, though, I doubt there is a single person alive who would condemn Russian election interference and excuse US election interference.

Well, if what you want is a little more screeching, then SCREEEEEEAAAAACH!

A person can’t regrow legs, but countries are famously not people.

Someone else would have been better, but Carney is the best Canada can manage with its dogshit voting system. At least he’s a servant of the state and not corrupt dictator wannabe like Trump. (Increasingly not wannabe)

I’m starting to think the only way to tackle climate change is for the people to start destroying fossil fuel infrastructure, starting with the highest volume targets that take the longest time to replace.

It’s the UAE—not Saudi Arabia.

The only question I have is why the US was contributing such a disproportionate amount in the first place. It was an accident waiting to happen. It’s not like the US has always been terribly concerned with democracy. If they were, they’d have a real voting system like Germany. I really don’t understand why Trump didn’t happen sooner.