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• どっちでもいいよ
• 2022/03/20 (Sun) 10:26
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Then just say so
It's not my fault that your Japanese is not right over there

You should work hard and save up for that
I guess you should learn how to raise your salary

• ぶりっぶりぶり、ぷっすー
• 2022/03/20 (Sun) 11:16
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After all, it's a salary.

• どっちでもいいよ
• 2022/03/20 (Sun) 11:28
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Where are you going to finance the beginning ？

debt ？ lol

• 傍観だけでは終われなくなった3
• 2022/03/20 (Sun) 12:40
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> You know not a single person agrees with you
I didn't know that, did you take a survey ？ you pathological paranoid. LOL

> You don't even understand why this invasion of Russia happened
If it's a "massacre of Russians" or a "biological weapon" or some other gaseous stuff, I'm I'm tired of it.

> Ignoring is the best
but you are the first one to get involved, and you are the first one to contradict yourself, goodbye

> keyline pipe line, shale gas and new coal energy are produced in USA
Oh, I assume you are talking about the Keystone Pipeline, but environmental destruction was also a Republican party line. Election votes are more important than conservation.

> By keeping energy production in the country, many people could have jobs
Trump says "28,000 jobs", Ted Cruz says "11,000 jobs". Ted Cruz said "it will lead to 11,000 jobs". I know it's shocking to you, the crooks, but the government records only show that 1,000 jobs (not including the Canadian workers) were affected. Furthermore, the pipeline job growth story is only temporary construction jobs, about 8,000 in fact. Permanent jobs beyond that are said to be on the scale of 50 people at most.

The government cost would be an additional $7 BILLION, on top of the $5.2 BILLION already spent on the project. ？ Even with the economic benefits, one would normally realize how inefficient this investment is ？ ？

Obama's clean energy policy was aimed at far more lasting jobs, but he went to the trouble of going against the grain and destroying the environment. Why ？ when Obama's clean energy policies were aimed at far more lasting jobs, and even the economic benefits are bullshit?

I'll tell you one thing, you political junkie. The only reason Trump is so obsessed with the coal industry, which has no future, is because he wants the votes of those involved in the Appalachian coal fields in the swing states of Ohio and Pennsylvania. It's always the Republicans who spend so much money and time fighting all over the country in elections, but then exploit the distorted electoral situation where the outcome can actually be almost determined by the number of votes of those involved in niche industrial interests in fossil energy. Yes, I know, I know, I know.

> Bringing lots of multinationals into the US to make the US a producer nation again
There have been plenty of multinationals before, and that is exactly what the "DS multinationals have been around for a long time, and they don't even seem to realize that they are part of the same old national exploitation structure that is inherently close to the concept of "DS" that you keep harping on about. "We're fighting the DS" ？ lol

> a stance of not interfering in other countries
if it's a spark that will one day lead to terrorist retaliation, as they went out of their way to assassinate the Iranian commander, they've been sowing it.


> There would never have been a Ukrainian war
Instead, Russia just annexed Ukraine. In other words, a takeover.

> to the bioweapons labs
which even in the Trump era had budget support, the biological labs.

• gachann
• 2022/03/20 (Sun) 23:50
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Have you ever considered the possibility that you are not able to talk with other people in this tobi because you believe more in gossip than the bystanders ？ First of all, you don't even know why Russia is invading Ukraine.　In the mass media, they say that Russia is evil and President Putin is a madman, but do you believe them? ？

Even though the US knew about the attack on Pearl Harbor in advance, they sacrificed the residents of Hawaii, which led to their entry into World War II. The U.S. knew about the attack on Pearl Harbor in advance.　We dropped the atomic bombs and thought it was a good thing, and we invaded Iraq and Afghanistan for almost a decade.　We dropped 1 million in Iraq, 0.5 million in Afghanistan, and killed all the inhabitants with carpet bombing, a specialty of the U.S. military.　But those massacres are not reported to the public, and the U.S. is not under economic sanctions or anything like that.　Therefore, it means that the reports of American mass media are more gossipy.