Well confusing Korea for Crimea is embarrassing, but as long as there is nothing more than making a simple mistake I don’t see what your point is.
well youd look pretty stupid if you sent a liberating task force to free korea from the russians only to find out you should have sailed to crimea
Well except for Iran all of the listed countries have strong ISIS presence on the ground.
But so does Afghanistan, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, Egypt, which all are, to be fair, US friendly governments.
Those aren’t failed states, and are both U.S allies.
Right, that’s exactly what i said. If you can’t see that the U.S has been steadily declining then there is no point in furthering this conversation.
You yourself have even said “the U.S is seriously fucked”. But you’re changing your tune now.
Those countries trying to get the best deal for their people? If any politician is not putting his own country first in negotiations they should be ashamed of themselves. They were elected to represent the values of their constituents, not people form other countries.
And now you’re just being outright dishonest, He was talking about ILLEGAL immigrants.
That she and her side kick pelisoi have no idea what they’re talking about? The lady who said bush is president is the same shrieking harpy who said “we have to pass the bill to know what’s in it”.
They’re fucking morons.
I don’t see it being any less fucked than a half-a-year ago.
You are just getting it from the other side now, the difference is that half of your population enjoys being fucked one way while the other prefers the other way around.
Again, that is a matter of course. Like not raping a woman on a first date. But saying it out loud sets a different tone altogether.
Please quote the ‘illegal’ part for me.
strong presence and running a country are no the same things.
Well first off too early to see if we’re getting fucked or not. And Trump is more of a centrist/right leaning populist. A pretty far cry most presidents we’ve had. So far he is delivering on a lot of his promises.
You’re right, saying out loud makes a lot of Americans who elected him to represent us very relieved and happy. I know a lot of Euros are pissed that they might have to start paying for their military, but Trump wasn’t elected to represent your needs, or any other nations needs.
The entire speech was when he announced his plan for the wall, where he says “a big beaitful door, where you can come in, but it has to be legally”. And that title is bullshit, he did not say “Mexicans are rapists”. “They aren’t sending their best, their sending crime, their rapists”. And considering the staggering rape rates amongst illegal women crossing the border he is correct.
He has never once, suggested banning or prohibiting legal immigration for Mexico, or stable countries.
Fine let me rephrase. ISIS controls significant portions of those countries.
my word
Parts of the country are beyond government control. For those people living in those parts of the country, it doesn’t really make a difference.
More crucially, if the local government doesn’t have effective control on the ground, they also don’t have effective knowledge of who exactly may be hostile.
If they don’t have information themselves, they can’t share it. If they can’t share information, vetting becomes next to impossible.
Hahaha, that dislike bar.
consider it disliked one more time
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The left is just nailing it’s own coffin shut with shit like this.
Not sure how one judge is blocking something that the president used constitonal authority to enact. I would also like to know where they were when the past 6 administrations enacted similar immigration bans.
Germany is a car nation. Germans love their cars. Cars are even invented by Germans, the car by Carl Benz, the petrol engine by Nikolaus August Otto (Petrol engine is known as Ottomotor in germany). The Diesel engine by Rudolf Diesel.
German company Continental produced the first wheels for cars.
The car industry is the main industry here in Germany. Mercedes, BMW, Volkswagen, Audi, Porsche.
So Germans drive a lot and it is important for germans to have no speed limit on the Autobahn, thats freedom.
Yes, in the US, you can carry guns… but when do you use a gun in your daily life? Almost never… maybe if you live in Detroit, I don´t know. But you can drive fast on the Autobahn every single day and enjoy your car.
Gasoline is way more expensive here in Germany (as in most parts of the world) compared to the US. Right now a gallon of gasoline costs 5,25$ on average in Düsseldorf.
However, public transport in Germany is way better compared to the US. Busses, Trams, Subway and Trains. A lot of people use it, especially in more dense areas, as the Ruhrgebiet or Berlin. You can live without a car there without any Problem and you can get nearly everywhere even in the middle of the night.
But I have to say that the public transport here in Prague is even better than in Germany. It is a bit more simple an more cheap. Public transport in the Rhein/Ruhr area (Ruhrgebiet) is very complex, about 10 million people live there on a relatively small area.
A driving license is not so expensive because the government keeps all the money or something like this.
It is for the driving schools, you need hours of practical an theoretical training, you will need to do a first aid course and you need to see a doctor if you are able to drive a car.
You have to go to theoretical driving school for at least 12 hours and then pass the test (which is not an easy one, there are more than 1500 possible questions, of which you will be asked 40 multiple choice questions. Answer more than one of them wrong, and you will fail. Fail three times, and you have to repeat driving school entirely.)
If you passed the theoretical test, and you have the mimimum on the practical hours (3 driving hours at night, four hours on the Autobahn, five hours in the countryside), then you are allowed to make the practical test, again, this is very strict, don´t make many mistakes, if you fail if you fail three times, start from the beginning.
There are between 50.000 and 2.5 million defensive gun uses in US every year (with most sources giving the number at 1.5 million).
For most of these people, not having a gun when they needed it was a matter of life and death.
Driving fast may be fun, may save a couple of minutes, but is in no way comparable as a human right to the right to be armed.
Also, often when I drive in Germany, most cars (absolutely vast majority) don’t drive over 130 KPH. Very few drive over 150 kph. And when I set car at 210 kph, maybe about one car in two hours overtakes me (but hey, most parts do actually have speed limit, so it is next to impossible to drive that fast for two hours straight).
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Shhh… I wanted to let Germany look great here… do we have to occupy other countries again?
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