SapphireSphinx

Why more Germans can’t afford life on their wages

Easy! It is because Germans vote for exactly that. Again and again and again.

In light of Iran's blatant violation of the ceasefire ...

This is possible but is there any independent verification or are we supposed to just believe whatever the Israeli government says?

For me:

• uBlock origin
• Libredirect
• Decentraleyes (Although I don't really know how much it really helps for privacy)

We should not provide it at all. Especially not to Americans. They are openly hostile and not our friends.

Isn't he a PiSser?

Given his notable track record, if I were a Big Tech company, I would hope that he refrains from exercising his self-proclaimed "art of the deal" for fear of potential bankruptcy.

Just to clarify, who was it that decided to withdraw from the Iran nuclear deal?

Oof. That will tank the tech manufacturing industry. GPU card price will shoot through the roof.

Honest question: Why? Aren't these tariffs on US imports? And aren't most graphics cards manufactured outside the USA anyway?

tl;dr:
You have zero proof and are just wildly speculating to make up a story that fits your preferred narrative. As I already said: There is no reason to even consider this bs unless you come with a proof, which - to no surprise - you are unwilling to do.

We are not talking about the f-ing USA. We are talking about France.

Do you have any prove the trial was unfair? Any? No? Ok. Case closed!

The case of Le Pen still raises thorny questions for democracies: Should the rule of law apply always, or only most of the time? And when it comes to politicians, how can we trust the law is being applied without political considerations?

What a pile of BS.

There was a proper court that convicted her according to the applicable laws. Do we raise thorny questions if anyone else gets sentenced? Maybe the judge didn't like the defendant because of his hairstyle?

Is there any prove that the trial was unfair? No? Than why are we talking about this at all?

This work is released under the MIT License (see LICENSE).

While Docs is a public driven initiative our licence choice is an invitation for private sector actors to use, sell and contribute to the project.

I hope that really takes off.