Yeah, I've seen that fucker way too often on Lemmy already.

It's always just:

In Japan, people do bad thing.

In USA, people are polite, helpful, accommodating, and friendly.

It's literally just nationalism designed to stroke US-American's ego of how great their society is.

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  • [–] 2 points 12 hours ago (1 child)

    First article:

    He names those states: “One is China. And the other is Qatar. They are organizing an attack on Israel… [through] the social media of the Western world and the United States."

    No sanctions.

    Israeli importers say that Chinese suppliers have begun bureaucratic practices without announcing sanctions against Israel and are required to fill out many forms.

    China apparently added bureaucratic hurdles to Israel but there is no refusal to sell any dual use goods. I haven't found any other sources mention this other than this random Hebrew newspaper by the way, so the extent of these hurdles isn't even clear, nor is it known whether these hurdles are still present. Barely sanctions.

    The third source is your average noncommittal marketing. Words are irrelevant if there are no actions to back them up. Same with UN decisions - you can vote 100 million times to condemn Israel but it doesn't change anything if you don't commit to actually doing something. It's "thoughts and prayers" in response to a genocide, I'm sure Palestinians are satisfied.

    And China being one of the largest Israeli trade partners means they have a lot of leverage, even more so than the UK. Which makes it ever more so pathetic they aren't doing anything.

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  • [–] 8 points 5 days ago (1 child)

    The US already has a policy that only prohibits ingredients proven to cause harm.

    Compare that to the EU where ingredients must be proven safe before being permitted.

    It's why most liquid smoke flavorings were recently banned in the EU as they couldn't rule out having a genotoxic effect. In the US they are all available still as far as I know.

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    Der Hitzerekord in Deutschland wurde erneut gebrochen: Laut den vorläufigen Daten des Deutschen Wetterdiensts (DWD) wurden in Saarbrücken-Burbach um 15 Uhr 41,4 Grad gemessen. An der Wetterstation war bereits am Freitag die bisherige Allzeit-Höchstmarke von 41,2 Grad eingestellt worden.

    Nach den vorläufigen Daten des DWD hielt der Hitzerekord aus Saarbrücken nur kurz. Wie ein Sprecher des Wetterdiensts der Nachrichtenagentur AFP sagte, wurde an der Messstation in Drewitz im Jerichower Land in Sachsen-Anhalt gegen 16.30 Uhr eine Temperatur von 41,5 Grad verzeichnet.

    Eine Person steht in der Mitte des Bildes und schaut nach vorne mit Schrift "Saarbrücken, 15:00 Uhr". Wenige Centimeter dahinter, ohne dass es die vordere Person ahnt, steht eine größere Person mit Schrift "Drewitz, 16:30".
     

    Vielen Dank an Daniel Born, der der AfD einen Bärendienst erwiesen hat.

    Wie kommt ein Politiker überhaupt auf so eine blöde Idee? Leidet die SPD auch noch unter chronischer Kurzsichtigkeit neben den Magenbeschwerden?

    Ohne Verschwörungstheorien zu verbreiten würde ich mir mal wünschen, dass sein Konto kontrolliert wird. Sein Verhalten ist ja beinahe eine zu perfekte Ausrede für sämtliches Naziverhalten von AfDlern.

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