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Denmark to send its 'entire artillery' to Ukraine, the country's prime minister says
(www.businessinsider.com)
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Let’s go Denmark, hopefully you can convince more of Europe that freedom, democracy, and the right to self determination are worth fighting and making sacrifices for
Easy there you're about to be called Hamas
What a super relevant and definitely good faith point to bring up!
“Wow denmark’s doing a good thing I hope others follow”
“Reee what about completely unrelated bad things Spain has done”
Why would anyone even bother arguing with that, engaging further with you wastes everyone’s time
what does this mean
There are some nations in europe that attempt self-determination, without any recognition. For example catalonia had close to 50% support, but europe looked the other way; even after trying to organize a referendum on their own, being repressed with excessive violence and ending up with political prisoners, europe looked the other way.
What does that have to do with Denmark and Ukraine?
Nothing, and that's fine. I don't know if it's because of fanaticism with the topic or what, but it seems strange to me that people get upset about this.
But to try to clarify it better, the other user says that self-determination is one of the values of europe (to fight for), hence my comment.
The first Pop-Tarts came in four flavors: strawberry, blueberry, brown sugar cinnamon, and apple currant, which was soon renamed apple-berry.
What. I thought it was fine to go completely off topic? You gotta be consistent, man.
They were directly responding to a comment about European values.
Ah I see. You have no self awareness.
I'm gonna need a citation on that one, champ.
Edit. Aaaaanyday now
I have him blocked so I can't see his comments, but I suspected who you were talking about after reading your first paragraph. Yeah, he started making really cringe nonsense critical responses to other comments I made and a bunch of older posts no one ever voted on mysteriously were voted down, though that could be an odd coincidence. What's he up to now?
Dude. You need to get a life. This is you're big drama? Lol
Oh yeah I remember when [insert made up things about you with zero proof] too 🙄
The tyranny of the majority cares not for feelings of ideologies.
Thank you for the answer.