I’d love to have your optimism.
There have been multiple investigations into finances and employees of high ranking party officials linking them to foreign influence. Changes in popularity? Niet.
It’s the same as with Trump: “Yes, he us a crook, but he is MY crook”!
Well, illegal slavery is always an option. The opportunities for legal slavery are minimal, though.
Allowing them to be paid fairly shouldn’t be a big deal but it absolutely is.
Not many people realize it but slavery is still legal in the US. Convicted inmates can be forced to work as part of their punishment.
Prime real estate once the snow and ice is gone.
Greenland, the world’s largest island, is an autonomous Danish territory with its own parliament, about 55,000 inhabitants, and a small pro-independence movement. It relies on Denmark to fund more than half of its public budget.
I think every community should have the autonomy to decide which team they want to join or none at all. But given this piece of information independence seems like a rather bad idea.
So? Germany pays the same price for solar panels as everyone else. The cost of solar energy is sinking everywhere.
What’s your point? Solar getting cheaper and cheaper has nothing to do with Germany. Our booming solar industry got axed by conservatives years ago.
Even worse then. Costs per kWH Solar have been sinking faster than some Russian battleships.
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French nuclear energy is so heavily subsidised by the state that direct comparison seams hardly fair
It’s always Germany’s fault when it comes to nuclear, isn’t it?
Because “Think of the economy”! Except the economy didn’t think to take the hint and now demands to be pampered.
Happened before in the US IIRC.
Also, idiocy is universal.
I almost cannot believe the degree of arrogance on display here.
Throwing stones … glasshouses?
I argued that the risk of a vaccination is negligibly small and backed that up with data. Not that the recommendations are bogus.
This is the second time you maliciously misrepresent my points.
Edit: To expand a bit: The recommendations are the recommendations because the STIKO works on a national level. 10 Person in 1 Million dying is a gamble I might be willing to take. The STIKO might not, because they potentially “sentence” ~800 people to death.
Well, no need to be an epidemiologist to do basic research. So let’s get into it:
Again, you assume that I am not covered by one of the aforementioned additional recommendations. And you asked for my reason why I got vaccinated, and that’s my main reason.
Do you play lottery by any chance? Got better chances to “win” COVID or Influenza than the jackpot ever. And once I win the jackpot, I’ll start worrying about adverse effects by vaccination. Because that’s even less likely.
Oh, and just to reassure you: I am not vaccinated against rabies.
“Because I don’t like to catch or spread easily preventable and possibly deadly diseases.”
Nope, there are quite a few additional recommendations.
Initially I thought Putin would get rid of Assad as well, but having thought some time about it, I don’t think it’s going to happen. Mainly because that would send an even worse message to the few allies Russia has left, than losing Syria in the first place: “Not only are we going to let you down politically when shit really hits the fan, but we are also getting rid of you personally as soon as you are no longer useful to us”.
I think even Belarus Lukaschenka would start getting second thoughts at that point. So I think Assad and his family will live out the rest of their days in a “small” government sponsored dacha in Moskow.