Justin

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FYI, this lemmy community is pro-Russian, I got banned for saying that the Ukrainian government wasn’t run by nazis. Go to !worldnews@lemmy.world instead.

flawed democracy =/= dictatorship.

Putin has been rigging elections and violating the constitution for over a decade at this point.

No they did not.

Also, it’s not a coup if the president abdicates.

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2014/feb/22/ukraine-tymoshenko-president-protests

Go educate yourself: https://youtu.be/exJ024Zdzdk

I am a Swedish social democrat, and this video is by Sarcasmitron on YouTube, who is also a social democrat.

And yes, the US’s veto on the UN cease-fire resolution was their biggest foreign policy mistake in 2023.

It is not bannable on lemmy.ml for communists to think I’m a “liberal”, and I would end my monthly donations to Dessalines and Nutomic if it was.

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Sure, it was a dumb move because it angered Russia, but it’s not a reason to murder civilians.

The cold war is over

If the Russians didn’t want more countries in NATO, then they shouldn’t have invaded Ukraine. It’s not “imperialism” or “russophobia” for Finland to be afraid of a Russian invasion.

Interesting case. I know by default in Sweden all patents/IP go to the employee, not the employer, but it’s definitely complicated by how old this design is.

https://midgard.antifa.se/

Absolutely. It is literally the main argument that climate denialist parties in Sweden make. Idiots claim that we shouldn’t do anything to reduce our carbon emissions in Sweden, because it’s countries like India and China that emit all the CO2.

They conveniently ignore the fact that the average Swede emits twice or more as much CO2 than the average Indian. That’s also ignoring stuff like exported carbon emissions.

If every nation thinks that climate change is somebody else’s problem, then we’re all going to burn. If you can reduce your carbon emissions sustainably, you need to do it now.

Obviously the main issue in Taiwan is China relations.

Usually minor issues can find representation via multiple parties in Europe. Two parties in the same “Chinese independence” coalition could differ from each other on more minor issues.

From what I can understand from skimming Wikipedia, I guess NPP fulfills this role a bit, but it’s tough when a majority of the seats in the legislature are decided by FPTP.

Taiwan probably needs an electoral reform towards a more PR-based system like those found in Sweden and Germany.

Link explaining the Japanese policy?

I hope you enjoy your 50 cents.

You have a very bad understanding of geopolitics and how revolutions work, and you’re parroting anti-US propaganda pushed by REAL fascists and authoritarians.

I never claimed that the US and their allies are altruistic peacekeepers (nor are the US and its various admistrations monoliths), but Jesus christ, come back to reality.

Oh wow, the US state department was mediating with Ukrainian politicians during a revolution, very cia, much wow.

The implication that the US State department somehow has billions of dollars to… make Ukraine join the EU?? How or why would Barack Obama’s State Department do that? Sending a bureaucrat into an unstable post-communist country isn’t going to magically create a puppet government.

You can wrongly call me a fascist all you want, but that doesn’t change the facts.

Here’s a recap of Ukrainian post communist history that the Russians don’t want you to know:
https://youtu.be/exJ024Zdzdk

The CIA is holding all the Colors by gunpoint and forcing them to have revolutions!