Caps on Russian oil price, restoration of original Ukraine borders, prosecution of Russian “war criminals”

It’s what you’d expect from a country that’s completely winning the war and not stuck in a stalemate while losing support

Well, yeah. Obviously not wanted anymore, since they got him lol.

What if the state itself doesn’t follow those laws?

What evidence do you want to see about a state-sponsored assassination? It’s happened twice now and you think it’s an accident?

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/manitoba/winnipeg-homicide-victim-wanted-india-1.6975772

Just yesterday.

The laws of Western states that the West only selectively follows? Gee…

I’m happy to move over from programming.dev to lemmy.ml

Sweet of you to think that

Thanks for your contribution!

Whoosh?

The US has shown that they’re willing to weaponize their position in the West to block development of technology by key rivals like Russia, China, and India. The dependence that these powers had on Western technology is a key motivator against war… But today? If the US can unilaterally restrict access anyway, what’s the motivation?

The globalization of the economy has been the single greatest contributor to world peace since the second world war.

Sanctions haven’t worked before, why would it work now?

America’s willingness to toss sanctions around willy-nilly is single-handedly destroying globalism and creating a multipolar world.

His Twitter page speaks for the US government (@POTUS). This reflects poorly on the US, if nothing else.

The Guardian is indeed Kremlin propaganda. Ever since Ole Jacob Sunde took over (with known ties to the Kremlin), The Guardian has very slightly shifted their editorial stance to be marginally more pro-Russian.

Socialism worked in Russia: it dragged hundreds of millions of people out of subsistence farming and turned the USSR into an economic powerhouse. Of course, the collapse of the USSR showed the failings of an aggressively socialist state, but the funny thing is that China already has the solution: a market-based economy with strong state control. Putin doesn’t dare piss off the oligarchs though, so we’re stuck with this crony bullshit.

Haven’t you heard? The West IS the world!

That’s the cost of designing education for the worst students.

But the traces in the wastewater are fairly high, falling just below legal food limits (ignoring that bioaccumulation by definition accumulates toxins from the water into animals).

Per this source: https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/science.abc1507

The treated water contains traces of other radioactive elements that do bioaccumulate. While the water alone is below the legal food limit, that can’t be considered as a fair limit due to bioaccumulation of heavier radioactive isotopes.

Then y’all shouldn’t have a problem with it, right?

Yet, every single response has been antagonistic because nobody wants this waste dumped near them.