

In this case it’s precisely lack of regulation. There’s no law forbidding doing this. Now imagine how shit it was with essentials (Irish famine for example).


In this case it’s precisely lack of regulation. There’s no law forbidding doing this. Now imagine how shit it was with essentials (Irish famine for example).


Lack of regulations resulting in a rampant speculation like the above is by definition one of the core tenets of free market. That free market just don’t work for people like me or you.


It’s just how free market works against free market, leading to capital concentration, basic and unavoidable capitalist contradiction.


Charlie Kirk for the world
Which is doubly funny because Konfederacja is made from libertarians, neonazis and monarchists.
No idea. I just want to note that the most widespread indigenous languages still in use in North America are Nahuatl and Mayan laguages so if indigneous people were to vote on it they would probably have a lot to say about it.
Hate to be the akshually guy for such an easy fact, but Maya lived and still live in North America


Next gen US antimissile:



It’s basically all words contrary to actions, even in your own quotes there is Russia supplying weapons to Hezbollah, and btw there seems to be strange coincidence between Russia supplying anti-tank missiles to Hezbollah and the significant losses in tanks Israel is taking from their hands every time IOF invade Lebanon.
Oh but i guess inviting Netanyahu to synagogue 7 years ago (most recent event you quote) is more significant than years of military support to all countries fighting against Israel.


Yes, that’s my point, Russia is consistently if not directly opposing Israel


You can read about russia praising russia and russia praising israel and collaborations during the war in syria
So in your book “praises” is more important than extensive military involvement on the opposing sides? Even wiki lists Russia firmly at the same side as government, together with Iran and Palestinians, against (among others) Israel.


Yet they are providing weapons, intel and whatnot to mortal enemy of Israel which is currently in a hot war against it.


A. k. a. resisting imperialism.
Probably just that. Poland also did this during Trump first term, they organised very hostile conference about Iran which had basically zero points or actions beside US vassals loudly proclaiming their allegiance. Iran treated it seriously though and it basically completely ruined Polish-Iranian trade deals (which were not very significant but they did existed) and relation (which were traditionally good).
Bonus points for first-class comedy though when the bumbling fool Pompeo gathered entire room of Polish PiS officials (usually antisemites) and illegally demanded Poland pays reparations for WW2 to some Jews in USA, which make them both enraged and realised they can’t do shit since they just at the same day loudly proclaimed their allegiance to USA (nothing real came out from this too).
I don’t think scantions work.
They certainly never achieve the intended objective, that is, change the system and government to US compradors, but they do work greatly in causing horrible humanitary effects. That’s about US sanctions, who up till recently basically controlled global financial system, and also like to bomb, invade, sabotage and incite riots in sanctioned countries to make things worse. For sanctions like Canadian, they aren’t very impactful, more of a political statement.


It got worse on next try:



Fair enough, i mean the question of “overratedness” is subjective in the first place, i ranked Nintendo first because no nintendo game make me want to play it.
Nintendo being one of if not THE shittiest game company out there is separate issue
It’s both, it’s a nice illustration of how free is a free market. You could for example speculate on RAM trade or anything else, but the dude with billions of dollars can literally control entire trade.