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2024-16-06
More of a South Korea / China issue. Only Japanese smartphone I've used was a sony and besides an amazing AR photo app on it I don't recall anything special preinstalled. Then again this was quite a while ago. I miss that phone.
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More of a South Korea / China issue. Only Japanese smartphone I've used was a sony and besides an amazing AR photo app on it I don't recall anything special preinstalled. Then again this was quite a while ago. I miss that phone.
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2024-16-06
No one uses or cares about Japanese phones because they are inferior. Japan is very far behind in the modern tech world
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No one uses or cares about Japanese phones because they are inferior. Japan is very far behind in the modern tech world
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2024-16-06
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2024-16-06
The Iranian was involved in a massacre, decided to visit Sweden. The Swedes were tourists in Iran, but had done nothing other than being Swedish. And being tourists in Iran. Cause when I think of fun, I think of a totalitarian religious state.
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The Iranian was involved in a massacre, decided to visit Sweden. The Swedes were tourists in Iran, but had done nothing other than being Swedish. And being tourists in Iran. Cause when I think of fun, I think of a totalitarian religious state.
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2024-16-06
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2024-16-06
Well they been stealing the shit the US been developing idk why they haven’t done anything about it yet
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Well they been stealing the shit the US been developing idk why they haven’t done anything about it yet
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2024-16-06
Well, I am just SHOCKED that a Chinese publication is hyping up China's military. Next, you'll tell me that Pravda is predicting a Russian victory in Ukraine.
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Well, I am just SHOCKED that a Chinese publication is hyping up China's military. Next, you'll tell me that Pravda is predicting a Russian victory in Ukraine.
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2024-16-06
Given how mainland Hong Kong is now, I would be wary listening to a Hong Kong newspaper.
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Given how mainland Hong Kong is now, I would be wary listening to a Hong Kong newspaper.
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2024-16-06
We spent 20 years fighting ghosts instead of focusing on real threats... And to those who say Al Qaeda was a real threat, the Clinton administration tried to tell the incoming Bush administration that exact thing, but they were ignored. The Bush administration then used 9/11 as an excuse to go after Iraq, who had nothing to do with it. If Bush had listened to Clinton we may have never experienced 9/11.
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We spent 20 years fighting ghosts instead of focusing on real threats... And to those who say Al Qaeda was a real threat, the Clinton administration tried to tell the incoming Bush administration that exact thing, but they were ignored. The Bush administration then used 9/11 as an excuse to go after Iraq, who had nothing to do with it. If Bush had listened to Clinton we may have never experienced 9/11.
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2024-16-06
Or Al Jazeera declaring Hamas's imminent victory over Israel
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Or Al Jazeera declaring Hamas's imminent victory over Israel
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2024-16-06
Exactly. It astounds me that people still haven't learned to 'look at the source' before anything else.
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Exactly. It astounds me that people still haven't learned to 'look at the source' before anything else.
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2024-16-06
Bud you aren't meant to dive off the slippery slope.
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Bud you aren't meant to dive off the slippery slope.
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2024-16-06
Not even close to what happened to China. Even then US didn't really eat shit they just got tired.
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Not even close to what happened to China. Even then US didn't really eat shit they just got tired.
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2024-16-06
The US ate shit in Southeast Asia from roughly 1963 to 1973. That's a decade. In 1979 China invaded Vietnam and their offensive lasted a whole 30 days.
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The US ate shit in Southeast Asia from roughly 1963 to 1973. That's a decade. In 1979 China invaded Vietnam and their offensive lasted a whole 30 days.
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2024-16-06
You're never going to get a better grade than the person whose homework you copy.
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You're never going to get a better grade than the person whose homework you copy.
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2024-16-06
It's obviously a biased source but China is definitely making gains on the US, even US govt reports say as much, and ignoring that fact doesn't help anything.
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It's obviously a biased source but China is definitely making gains on the US, even US govt reports say as much, and ignoring that fact doesn't help anything.
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2024-16-06
While you aren't necessarily wrong, the US military/govt agencies have a historical habit of hyping up opponents to secure funding. The CIA hyped up all sorts of Soviet weapons systems that turned out to be mediocre, if not outright trash, after the Cold War ended.
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While you aren't necessarily wrong, the US military/govt agencies have a historical habit of hyping up opponents to secure funding. The CIA hyped up all sorts of Soviet weapons systems that turned out to be mediocre, if not outright trash, after the Cold War ended.
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2024-16-06
How is this website not banned for misinformation and propaganda, yet?
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How is this website not banned for misinformation and propaganda, yet?
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2024-16-06
Simply having more people does not make a system better. In fact, the entire Chinese educational and sciene infrastructure is *riddled* with systematic corruption from the top down, leading to vast amounts of product which from the outside looks impressive, but it actually complete gibberish. There's a good writeup of this in [The Pipeline](https://www.science.org/content/blog-post/pressure-top), but basically their entire university level research apparatus is instructed to produce X amount of output as papers. The numbers are impossible, so they simply make stuff up. This is reinforced at every level by official Party appointees, so the end result is vast numbers of papers produced for journals, which are absolute gibberish. Increasingly they're being detected by automatic systems as the wider science world wakes up to what is going on.
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Simply having more people does not make a system better. In fact, the entire Chinese educational and sciene infrastructure is *riddled* with systematic corruption from the top down, leading to vast amounts of product which from the outside looks impressive, but it actually complete gibberish. There's a good writeup of this in [The Pipeline](https://www.science.org/content/blog-post/pressure-top), but basically their entire university level research apparatus is instructed to produce X amount of output as papers. The numbers are impossible, so they simply make stuff up. This is reinforced at every level by official Party appointees, so the end result is vast numbers of papers produced for journals, which are absolute gibberish. Increasingly they're being detected by automatic systems as the wider science world wakes up to what is going on.
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2024-16-06
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2024-16-06
Didn’t the US have a nuclear deal with Iran? What ever happened to that? 🤔🤔
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Didn’t the US have a nuclear deal with Iran? What ever happened to that? 🤔🤔
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2024-16-06
You can thank Trump for that. He tore up the deal because, since it was an Obama admin deal, it was obviously a "bad" deal and Trump could do better. Not only could he not do better he couldn't get any deal done whatsoever and now Iran is much closer to nukes as a result.
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You can thank Trump for that. He tore up the deal because, since it was an Obama admin deal, it was obviously a "bad" deal and Trump could do better. Not only could he not do better he couldn't get any deal done whatsoever and now Iran is much closer to nukes as a result.
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2024-16-06
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2024-16-06
No freedom of speech in India? VK Saxena in BJP party must hold deep grudge against author on a comment made 14 years ago.
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No freedom of speech in India? VK Saxena in BJP party must hold deep grudge against author on a comment made 14 years ago.
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2024-16-06
Apparently her Kashmir comments from 2010 were 'booked' for a legal showdown, makes sense why she's in hot water
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Apparently her Kashmir comments from 2010 were 'booked' for a legal showdown, makes sense why she's in hot water
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2024-16-06
I recently started reading \*The God of Small Things\* after my interest was piqued and I opened the secondhand copy I bought nearly a year ago. Bad news.
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I recently started reading \*The God of Small Things\* after my interest was piqued and I opened the secondhand copy I bought nearly a year ago. Bad news.
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2024-16-06
There is a difference between using freedom of speech and continuously abusing it to rally youth into a riot which leads to nothing but just end of more lives.
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There is a difference between using freedom of speech and continuously abusing it to rally youth into a riot which leads to nothing but just end of more lives.
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2024-16-06
lol. It happened during UPA rule
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lol. It happened during UPA rule
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2024-16-06
Modi decimating freedoms again....
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Modi decimating freedoms again....
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2024-16-06
So? People aren’t allowed their own opinion in India?
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So? People aren’t allowed their own opinion in India?
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2024-16-06
"civilized" is a bit of a stretch. Every country has its limits on what can be freely said in public. Because every country has its own unique culture and stuff that people are touchy about . In Germany for example, it is not legal to praise Hitler, Nazism or display Nazi related symbols. There is no such restriction in India. Is this then enough to say that Germany is uncivilized and shows the insecurity of the government because they censor free speech? I imagine you would also get problems if a famous personality in Ukraine were to publicly claim that some border regions should not belong to Ukraine but rather Russia. You cannot take just one particular topic, in this case the topic of a region belonging to a country, examine the sensitivities of the people toward this particular topic and portay them as uncivilized just because such topics are not touchy topics at home.
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"civilized" is a bit of a stretch. Every country has its limits on what can be freely said in public. Because every country has its own unique culture and stuff that people are touchy about . In Germany for example, it is not legal to praise Hitler, Nazism or display Nazi related symbols. There is no such restriction in India. Is this then enough to say that Germany is uncivilized and shows the insecurity of the government because they censor free speech? I imagine you would also get problems if a famous personality in Ukraine were to publicly claim that some border regions should not belong to Ukraine but rather Russia. You cannot take just one particular topic, in this case the topic of a region belonging to a country, examine the sensitivities of the people toward this particular topic and portay them as uncivilized just because such topics are not touchy topics at home.
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2024-16-06
You and the original commenter are both bastards
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You and the original commenter are both bastards
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2024-17-06
Oh so your own research.
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Oh so your own research.
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2024-17-06
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2024-16-06
From the article "According to police reports, one of the suspected attackers continued to direct racist insults at the victims after officers arrived at the scene.". There's racism everywhere so it's possible the attackers were not European in ancestry, but since they kept at it after police arrived makes that less likely in my opinion.
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From the article "According to police reports, one of the suspected attackers continued to direct racist insults at the victims after officers arrived at the scene.". There's racism everywhere so it's possible the attackers were not European in ancestry, but since they kept at it after police arrived makes that less likely in my opinion.
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2024-16-06
White people are still the most tolerant in this world :)
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White people are still the most tolerant in this world :)
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2024-16-06
Meanwhile there are people in this comment section blaming immigrants for “not integrating” as if that justifies these attacks
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Meanwhile there are people in this comment section blaming immigrants for “not integrating” as if that justifies these attacks
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2024-16-06
>  citation needed The fact that they didn't explicitly name ethnic germans as perpetrators in the article.
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>  citation needed The fact that they didn't explicitly name ethnic germans as perpetrators in the article.
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2024-16-06
civil war in france LMAO dude get off the internet on GOD LOL
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civil war in france LMAO dude get off the internet on GOD LOL
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2024-16-06
by that logic nearly all teams would have to forfeit, mr big brain
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by that logic nearly all teams would have to forfeit, mr big brain
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2024-16-06
Why?
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Why?
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2024-16-06
"This is thanks to Germans being "too tolerant and nice" to these people" i'm sure she said that ...
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"This is thanks to Germans being "too tolerant and nice" to these people" i'm sure she said that ...
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2024-16-06
Lmao. Tell me you know nothing about Germany without telling me you know nothing about Germany. You won't find any 20-headed non-german groups racially abusing others in Eastern Germany.
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Lmao. Tell me you know nothing about Germany without telling me you know nothing about Germany. You won't find any 20-headed non-german groups racially abusing others in Eastern Germany.
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2024-16-06
Yh man fck that 8 year old for refusing to integrate. Let’s kick her more in the face that will teach her. Now just for funsies if she was not Ghanaian, but from wherever you are from, would you feel the same? Serious question.
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Yh man fck that 8 year old for refusing to integrate. Let’s kick her more in the face that will teach her. Now just for funsies if she was not Ghanaian, but from wherever you are from, would you feel the same? Serious question.
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2024-16-06
And even when it’s an 8 year old, people run to the comments to justify the attackers. But they re not racists no no no, just good citizen not too bothered to see an 8 year old kicked in the face as long as they don’t look like them. We re a fucked specie.
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And even when it’s an 8 year old, people run to the comments to justify the attackers. But they re not racists no no no, just good citizen not too bothered to see an 8 year old kicked in the face as long as they don’t look like them. We re a fucked specie.
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2024-16-06
Of course you will. It's a German youth gang that you won't find anywhere in Germany nowadays, the immigrants and the state have conquered the German people completely. 
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Of course you will. It's a German youth gang that you won't find anywhere in Germany nowadays, the immigrants and the state have conquered the German people completely. 
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2024-16-06
And you'd be wrong. We're here because Germany lets immigrants in, makes it difficult for them to work, complains when they go on welfare and makes them second tier citizens. Despite the fact that millions of white Germans refuse to work because they get more money to stay at home and have babies. Stop blaming the victims.
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And you'd be wrong. We're here because Germany lets immigrants in, makes it difficult for them to work, complains when they go on welfare and makes them second tier citizens. Despite the fact that millions of white Germans refuse to work because they get more money to stay at home and have babies. Stop blaming the victims.
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2024-16-06
The scientists and engineers strike again! Oh the atrackers are not Arab/Muslim? Well then, what an unfortunate event, isolated incident, bad luck.
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The scientists and engineers strike again! Oh the atrackers are not Arab/Muslim? Well then, what an unfortunate event, isolated incident, bad luck.
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2024-16-06
> “Asian” means middle eastern when discussing EU immigration huh?
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> “Asian” means middle eastern when discussing EU immigration huh?
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2024-16-06
The attackers were indeed German nazis, per [this Zeit article from today](https://archive.ph/Vweww#selection-1439.0-1439.54).
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The attackers were indeed German nazis, per [this Zeit article from today](https://archive.ph/Vweww#selection-1439.0-1439.54).
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2024-17-06
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2024-16-06
Benthobatics?
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Benthobatics?
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2024-16-06
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2024-16-06
I thought Siberia had been renamed as North East China, or is that next year.
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I thought Siberia had been renamed as North East China, or is that next year.
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2024-16-06
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2024-16-06
>It just seems like the whole world has it in for Mini, and in turn, the whole concept of a small cheap EV. Initially, the latest electric Mini seemed to be a surefire addition to the U.S. market, but the Biden Administration’s 100% Chinese EV tariff no doubt had Mini rethinking its plans. (The same is happening at Volvo right now with the EX30 as well.) >Similarly, these EU tariffs will likely send Mini back to the drawing board, or at least make BMW CEO Oliver Zipse negotiate more intimately with the EU. Other brands may now end up thinking twice when it comes to synergizing and shipping over lower-cost Chinese models to markets in Europe or the U.S. And it’s not even clear if these tariffs will even work to slow down the onslaught of Chinese products.
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>It just seems like the whole world has it in for Mini, and in turn, the whole concept of a small cheap EV. Initially, the latest electric Mini seemed to be a surefire addition to the U.S. market, but the Biden Administration’s 100% Chinese EV tariff no doubt had Mini rethinking its plans. (The same is happening at Volvo right now with the EX30 as well.) >Similarly, these EU tariffs will likely send Mini back to the drawing board, or at least make BMW CEO Oliver Zipse negotiate more intimately with the EU. Other brands may now end up thinking twice when it comes to synergizing and shipping over lower-cost Chinese models to markets in Europe or the U.S. And it’s not even clear if these tariffs will even work to slow down the onslaught of Chinese products.
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2024-16-06
Ahhh Mini, the British automative icon. Owned by BMW and the version in question is made in China by Chinese Great Wall Motors. Good. Let it die a slow death, it is not what it used to be anymore.
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Ahhh Mini, the British automative icon. Owned by BMW and the version in question is made in China by Chinese Great Wall Motors. Good. Let it die a slow death, it is not what it used to be anymore.
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2024-16-06
These tariffs are bullshit. Those EVs were going to be about 10k in the US.  Imagine being a low income person and finally being able to get a car only for it to double in price thus keeping you kicking rocks
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These tariffs are bullshit. Those EVs were going to be about 10k in the US.  Imagine being a low income person and finally being able to get a car only for it to double in price thus keeping you kicking rocks
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2024-16-06
I’ll take cheap EVs that are affordable and SMALL compared to the giant tanks the American companies think are good for the environment
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I’ll take cheap EVs that are affordable and SMALL compared to the giant tanks the American companies think are good for the environment
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2024-16-06
> Imagine being a low income person and finally being able to get a car only for it to double in price thus keeping you kicking rocks imagine that shit hit the market and all the auto industries collapses and then millions of people are jumping from the bridge.
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> Imagine being a low income person and finally being able to get a car only for it to double in price thus keeping you kicking rocks imagine that shit hit the market and all the auto industries collapses and then millions of people are jumping from the bridge.
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2024-16-06
I only knew that Mini and MG are chinese made but I don't know that BMW owned the Mini Brand
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I only knew that Mini and MG are chinese made but I don't know that BMW owned the Mini Brand
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2024-16-06
Tariffs aren't to punish the people, they're to discourage off shoring. There's nothing stopping them from making minis inside the US and not having any tariffs.
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Tariffs aren't to punish the people, they're to discourage off shoring. There's nothing stopping them from making minis inside the US and not having any tariffs.
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2024-16-06
If that was actually true then they could sell them at 20k and still be remarkably successful.
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If that was actually true then they could sell them at 20k and still be remarkably successful.
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2024-16-06
First of all, it is a shitty little EV that has horrible range. Secondly, you choose to produce it in China instead of Europe, here is the consequence,enjoy.
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First of all, it is a shitty little EV that has horrible range. Secondly, you choose to produce it in China instead of Europe, here is the consequence,enjoy.
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2024-16-06
Well, good? Shame on them for producing it in China.
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Well, good? Shame on them for producing it in China.
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2024-16-06
Until western automotive companies fold because they can't compete with cars subsidised by the Chinese government... And the prices go back up, even higher! China is just attacking the west economically, crippling its industries. Naughty stuff
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Until western automotive companies fold because they can't compete with cars subsidised by the Chinese government... And the prices go back up, even higher! China is just attacking the west economically, crippling its industries. Naughty stuff
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2024-16-06
Now go look at the problems Chinese EVs have. The tariffs are likely to be the lesser cost, compare to bringing that POS up to minimum US import standards
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Now go look at the problems Chinese EVs have. The tariffs are likely to be the lesser cost, compare to bringing that POS up to minimum US import standards
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2024-16-06
"uncompetitive ... To the buyers it originally was marketed toward" How so? The mini has always been a small impractical car being sold at inflated priced to get purchased by people, mainly female, who's main concern is aesthetics. I feel like none of this changes when a tariff is applied to it.
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"uncompetitive ... To the buyers it originally was marketed toward" How so? The mini has always been a small impractical car being sold at inflated priced to get purchased by people, mainly female, who's main concern is aesthetics. I feel like none of this changes when a tariff is applied to it.
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2024-16-06
Yeah someone is paying for all the shortcuts 
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Yeah someone is paying for all the shortcuts 
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2024-16-06
I just talked about the costs. In terms of environment you are right.
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I just talked about the costs. In terms of environment you are right.
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2024-16-06
Anti competitive lol. American auto makers won't even make cheap EVs.
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Anti competitive lol. American auto makers won't even make cheap EVs.
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2024-16-06
They don't.
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They don't.
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2024-16-06
Yeah that’s the thing. It has abysmal range even when factoring in it‘s „small“ size. In addition it’s made in China but sold for „European“ prices, it’s just not attractive. Same goes for the Mini Aceman that’s coming soon. Just a very weird strategy.
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Yeah that’s the thing. It has abysmal range even when factoring in it‘s „small“ size. In addition it’s made in China but sold for „European“ prices, it’s just not attractive. Same goes for the Mini Aceman that’s coming soon. Just a very weird strategy.
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2024-16-06
That seems to be more on choosing a company with poor support. Just like anywhere else, I've had both poor and amazing experiences with Chinese companies, and I can say the same for European or American companies. Do the research, see what others have to say.
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That seems to be more on choosing a company with poor support. Just like anywhere else, I've had both poor and amazing experiences with Chinese companies, and I can say the same for European or American companies. Do the research, see what others have to say.
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2024-16-06
The price is already uncompetitive. Starting price for the entry level electric MINI is £30,000. For £36,000 or £33,000 with public sector discount I could (and did) buy an MG4 XPOWER which is a 430bhp, 0-60mph in 3.8 second larger hatchback that has a interior space slightly better than a Golf. I’ve had there MINIs brand new, but they’ve finally fucked the brand, they all now look too weird, and they’re trying to make everything that isn’t the 3dr version an SUV, fuck SUVs. I get it that MINIs went premium, but if the three I had the build quality slowly declined, the best one I had was a F55 from 2016. The last one I had in 2022 not a single panel on the thing lined up, it’s only when I got it home I noticed.
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The price is already uncompetitive. Starting price for the entry level electric MINI is £30,000. For £36,000 or £33,000 with public sector discount I could (and did) buy an MG4 XPOWER which is a 430bhp, 0-60mph in 3.8 second larger hatchback that has a interior space slightly better than a Golf. I’ve had there MINIs brand new, but they’ve finally fucked the brand, they all now look too weird, and they’re trying to make everything that isn’t the 3dr version an SUV, fuck SUVs. I get it that MINIs went premium, but if the three I had the build quality slowly declined, the best one I had was a F55 from 2016. The last one I had in 2022 not a single panel on the thing lined up, it’s only when I got it home I noticed.
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2024-16-06
Making cheap products widely available is the essence of competition. We’re being anticompetitive and forcing domestic consumers to prop up overpriced oversized cars.
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Making cheap products widely available is the essence of competition. We’re being anticompetitive and forcing domestic consumers to prop up overpriced oversized cars.
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2024-16-06
That’s only for stuff you can find to buy. On the open market.
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That’s only for stuff you can find to buy. On the open market.
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2024-16-06
So 80.3 % in reality 
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So 80.3 % in reality 
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2024-16-06
Everything is according to the plan - V. Putin.
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Everything is according to the plan - V. Putin.
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2024-16-06
If that's the russian figure, then what's the true number?
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If that's the russian figure, then what's the true number?
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2024-16-06
They even got bread. 😮
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They even got bread. 😮
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2024-16-06
Yea, but they are trying to fix it by stealing ukrainians.
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Yea, but they are trying to fix it by stealing ukrainians.
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2024-16-06
Meanwhile certain types of American personal finance bros + doomsday preppers on the internet - RuSsIa hAs ReAl AsSets, lOts of LaNd gOlD OiL & gas, tHats rEaL WeAltH
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Meanwhile certain types of American personal finance bros + doomsday preppers on the internet - RuSsIa hAs ReAl AsSets, lOts of LaNd gOlD OiL & gas, tHats rEaL WeAltH
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2024-16-06
ERROR: type should be string, got "https://youtu.be/2kuSAqlKVNg?si=qa5opbthgVg2By3D It is at least 20% and could be near 80%"
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ERROR: type should be string, got "https://youtu.be/2kuSAqlKVNg?si=qa5opbthgVg2By3D It is at least 20% and could be near 80%"
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2024-16-06
Look look! The trolley locks its wheels into the escalator!!! (We have this in rural Australia)
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Look look! The trolley locks its wheels into the escalator!!! (We have this in rural Australia)
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2024-16-06
Tbh I'd just do everything in my power to flee the country and if it wasn't looking good, THEN I'd off myself. 
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Tbh I'd just do everything in my power to flee the country and if it wasn't looking good, THEN I'd off myself. 
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2024-16-06
I don't feel a thing for them.
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I don't feel a thing for them.
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2024-16-06
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2024-16-06
She is saying Israel is more tolerant to transgender than Arab Muslim countries.
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She is saying Israel is more tolerant to transgender than Arab Muslim countries.
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2024-16-06
It would be nice to live in a world where we put the rights of people before the rights of religions.
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It would be nice to live in a world where we put the rights of people before the rights of religions.
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2024-16-06
Very funny that the rest of their quote is "but that's not my point"
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Very funny that the rest of their quote is "but that's not my point"
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2024-16-06
It's also much easier to not be the victim of a war crime in Israel than in Syria, let alone Gaza.
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It's also much easier to not be the victim of a war crime in Israel than in Syria, let alone Gaza.
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2024-16-06
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[Previous post can be found here](/r/worldnews/comments/1dg9ehb/rworldnews_live_thread_russian_invasion_of/)
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[Previous post can be found here](/r/worldnews/comments/1dg9ehb/rworldnews_live_thread_russian_invasion_of/)
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2024-16-06
Good morning, everyone! Fuck you, Putin! Slava Ukraini!!
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Good morning, everyone! Fuck you, Putin! Slava Ukraini!!
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2024-16-06
Fuck putin!
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Fuck putin!
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2024-16-06
Ukraine war briefing: >World leaders gathered at a Swiss mountain resort above Lake Lucerne on Saturday to try to build support for Ukraine’s peace proposals on the first of the two-day international summit. More than 90 countries are taking part in the event, where Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelenskiy predicted the world would see “history being made”. But expectations of significant progress are low with key players, notably China, absent. Russia was not invited. >The German chancellor, Olaf Scholz said that G7 leaders did not discuss Vladimir Putin’s proposals for peace in Ukraine since everyone knew they were not “meant seriously”. Scholz said the Russian president’s proposals – for Ukraine to abandon four provinces Russia claims, stop fighting and drop its ambition of Nato membership – were aimed only at distracting from the conference. Countries including Turkey, Saudi Arabia and Kenya noted Russia’s absence as a hurdle. The Kremlin said on Saturday that the west had reacted unconstructively to Putin’s proposals for a new security architecture and peace talks with Ukraine. >A draft of a final summit declaration, seen by Reuters, blames Russia’s “war” in Ukraine for causing “large-scale human suffering and destruction” and urges Ukraine’s territorial integrity to be respected. The document, dated 13 June, also calls for Kyiv to regain control of the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant and access to its seaports. The draft had deleted an earlier reference to Russian “aggression” where “war” is cited. On Sunday, three topics will be discussed in detail in working groups at the summit: nuclear safety, freedom of navigation and food security, and humanitarian aspects. These will look at Black Sea shipping, prisoners of war, civilian detainees and deported children. >The US vice-president, Kamala Harris, who attended the summit in place of the US president, Joe Biden, announced more than $1.5bn (£1.2bn) in aid for Ukraine. The $1.5bn includes $500m (£395m) in new funding for energy assistance and the redirecting of $324m (£256m) in previously announced funds toward emergency energy infrastructure repair and other needs in Ukraine, the vice-president’s office said. She also announced more than $379m (£300m) in humanitarian assistance from the state department and the US agency for international development to help refugees and other people affected by the war. >The Italian prime minister Giorgia Meloni has stated that the EU will not directly contribute to a $50bn loan to Ukraine agreed by the G7 leaders. At a press conference closing the G7 summit in Bari, she gave fresh details about the $50bn (£39bn) loan to Ukraine to be funded out of the interest accrued from the $230bn frozen Russian state assets, saying the cash will be provided by the US, Canada, UK and probably Japan. “Currently, European nations are not involved”, she said. Finland’s president Alexander Stubb said on Saturday the conference needed a follow-up as soon as possible. “Because peace is … always a process,” he told the more than 50 leaders gathered at a hotel overlooking Lake Lucerne. “We have 1,300 kilometres of border with Russia … Russia invaded Finland in World War Two, we lost 10% of our territory, including the land where my grandparents were born and where my father was born.” >Three people were killed and five wounded by Russian shelling in Ulakly village in the eastern Ukrainian region of Donetsk, local governor Vadym Filashkin said on Saturday. The village was hit by cluster munitions, he said on the Telegram messaging app. Filashkin said administrative buildings, a private house, a shop and eight cars were damaged. >Swedish fighter jets intercepted a Russian military aircraft after it briefly violated Sweden’s airspace on Friday east of the Baltic island of Gotland, the Nordic country’s armed forces said. Sweden’s foreign minister, Tobias Billstrom, called the airspace violation “unacceptable” and said officials from the Russian embassy in Stockholm would be summoned to his ministry over the incident. >Peter Pellegrini, an ally of Ukraine-sceptic prime minister Robert Fico, was sworn in as Slovakia’s new president. His victory cemented Fico’s grip on power by giving him and his allies control of major strategic posts. Fico did not attend the ceremony as he is still recovering after being shot in the abdomen while greeting supporters on 15 May in the town of Handlova. [https://www.theguardian.com/world/article/2024/jun/16/ukraine-war-briefing-russian-proposals-not-discussed-at-swiss-peace-summit-germany-says](https://www.theguardian.com/world/article/2024/jun/16/ukraine-war-briefing-russian-proposals-not-discussed-at-swiss-peace-summit-germany-says)
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Ukraine war briefing: >World leaders gathered at a Swiss mountain resort above Lake Lucerne on Saturday to try to build support for Ukraine’s peace proposals on the first of the two-day international summit. More than 90 countries are taking part in the event, where Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelenskiy predicted the world would see “history being made”. But expectations of significant progress are low with key players, notably China, absent. Russia was not invited. >The German chancellor, Olaf Scholz said that G7 leaders did not discuss Vladimir Putin’s proposals for peace in Ukraine since everyone knew they were not “meant seriously”. Scholz said the Russian president’s proposals – for Ukraine to abandon four provinces Russia claims, stop fighting and drop its ambition of Nato membership – were aimed only at distracting from the conference. Countries including Turkey, Saudi Arabia and Kenya noted Russia’s absence as a hurdle. The Kremlin said on Saturday that the west had reacted unconstructively to Putin’s proposals for a new security architecture and peace talks with Ukraine. >A draft of a final summit declaration, seen by Reuters, blames Russia’s “war” in Ukraine for causing “large-scale human suffering and destruction” and urges Ukraine’s territorial integrity to be respected. The document, dated 13 June, also calls for Kyiv to regain control of the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant and access to its seaports. The draft had deleted an earlier reference to Russian “aggression” where “war” is cited. On Sunday, three topics will be discussed in detail in working groups at the summit: nuclear safety, freedom of navigation and food security, and humanitarian aspects. These will look at Black Sea shipping, prisoners of war, civilian detainees and deported children. >The US vice-president, Kamala Harris, who attended the summit in place of the US president, Joe Biden, announced more than $1.5bn (£1.2bn) in aid for Ukraine. The $1.5bn includes $500m (£395m) in new funding for energy assistance and the redirecting of $324m (£256m) in previously announced funds toward emergency energy infrastructure repair and other needs in Ukraine, the vice-president’s office said. She also announced more than $379m (£300m) in humanitarian assistance from the state department and the US agency for international development to help refugees and other people affected by the war. >The Italian prime minister Giorgia Meloni has stated that the EU will not directly contribute to a $50bn loan to Ukraine agreed by the G7 leaders. At a press conference closing the G7 summit in Bari, she gave fresh details about the $50bn (£39bn) loan to Ukraine to be funded out of the interest accrued from the $230bn frozen Russian state assets, saying the cash will be provided by the US, Canada, UK and probably Japan. “Currently, European nations are not involved”, she said. Finland’s president Alexander Stubb said on Saturday the conference needed a follow-up as soon as possible. “Because peace is … always a process,” he told the more than 50 leaders gathered at a hotel overlooking Lake Lucerne. “We have 1,300 kilometres of border with Russia … Russia invaded Finland in World War Two, we lost 10% of our territory, including the land where my grandparents were born and where my father was born.” >Three people were killed and five wounded by Russian shelling in Ulakly village in the eastern Ukrainian region of Donetsk, local governor Vadym Filashkin said on Saturday. The village was hit by cluster munitions, he said on the Telegram messaging app. Filashkin said administrative buildings, a private house, a shop and eight cars were damaged. >Swedish fighter jets intercepted a Russian military aircraft after it briefly violated Sweden’s airspace on Friday east of the Baltic island of Gotland, the Nordic country’s armed forces said. Sweden’s foreign minister, Tobias Billstrom, called the airspace violation “unacceptable” and said officials from the Russian embassy in Stockholm would be summoned to his ministry over the incident. >Peter Pellegrini, an ally of Ukraine-sceptic prime minister Robert Fico, was sworn in as Slovakia’s new president. His victory cemented Fico’s grip on power by giving him and his allies control of major strategic posts. Fico did not attend the ceremony as he is still recovering after being shot in the abdomen while greeting supporters on 15 May in the town of Handlova. [https://www.theguardian.com/world/article/2024/jun/16/ukraine-war-briefing-russian-proposals-not-discussed-at-swiss-peace-summit-germany-says](https://www.theguardian.com/world/article/2024/jun/16/ukraine-war-briefing-russian-proposals-not-discussed-at-swiss-peace-summit-germany-says)
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