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@basedbagel @37712 An additional point I'd like to make is that every group inherently defers to defending their own. (Except White People now because of retarded guilt charades.)

It is primarily weakness on the side of home grown nationals, corruption of power, the collapsing system, 'The People', and Those Who Exploit Them. But for me they could be any race or creed to me at least that values the Euro/Commie/Academic vision. I think it's more a centralizing money issue in regards to 'them'.

@basedbagel @37712 See I am half way on both. Primarily I see them either in or imbedded into relations (Marriage, Name Changes, Ect.) of all major institutions. They're not the core of the problem outright, but it's not healthy for Nations to let foreign peoples of any kind occupy positions of power/influence so thoroughly.

Now, the core issue is simply human nature and the greed of the 'poors'. But additionally having a leadership that has no care and exacerbates the issues is not good either

@dander I like how everybody misses the point that that shouldn't even be possible under the law. Instead they go an blame the man for picking up a rando woman or not getting to know one first as if it's not the system that enables that behavior in the first place.

@basedbagel @Tfmonkey Works like a charm. All I do is if I need a day to not deal with them is I go listen to an audiobook for a day. Otherwise you fit right in.

@dander Who's to say they're being honest about it. So many regimes 'talk' normally. Unless they back down from their war none of it matters.

@houseoftolstoy Well, the Great Wars were precipitated by Proxy Wars involved in civil wars. It will somewhat depend on where the chips fall. They're all most certainly going to see 'volunteers' supporting various factions. I certainly am surprised though nobody has come nearly as much to Russia's aid in terms of procurement of ammunitions, 'volunteers', as well as at least having some more joint weapons pacts. Stuff that wouldn't be outright 'hostile'.

@UncleIroh @basedbagel

See I disagree. I think it is just trust, cowardice, and normalcy bias. Even smart people don't want to look towards the abyss of the system that has grown in the shadows for so long.

I find the biggest reason people I know that did not take it was distrust, and their world view being grounded in it in some way. I will say I've come a long way in the last few years on all issues as well so it takes growth too.

@Tfmonkey @basedbagel At the very least they will begin the divestment. Move away from US dollar and begin splitting procurement contracts, ect from western powers to also with eastern powers. Lots of changes, but should be slow.