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spiteful_rr_dm_TA t1_je8gssz wrote

Yeah, and they succeeded. Their job was to convey proper information to the reader with space confined by the arrow and EXIT. Another O in Roosevelt and E in Ave would have meant they would need smaller text, or a bigger sign, while not really providing any more information

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spiteful_rr_dm_TA t1_jactijr wrote

Assuming you are in earnest and events are portrayed correctly... you can't. She is dead set on this and thinks you attempting to convince her out of it is you being a misogynistic control freak. You should get what she is saying in writing, be it texts or emails, even facebook messages, and then go to talk to a divorce lawyer. Even if prostitution is legal in Nevada, I think it would be a slam dunk to get a divorce on the grounds that your formerly not-a-sex-worker wife is trying to become one.

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spiteful_rr_dm_TA t1_ja8cnqd wrote

Macron really needs to stop embarrassing himself. First he kept trying to talk to Putin and claiming the war wouldn't happen. Then he had a meeting and confidently proclaimed he had a deal that would avert the war. And now he constantly calls for peace between Ukraine and ruzzia, without conditions beforehand. He needs to stop making a fool of himself

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spiteful_rr_dm_TA t1_ja89zmi wrote

lmao you really think I am a ruzzian sympathizer? First of all, a casual stroll through my comment history on worldnews will show you how I feel about ruzzians, and second, correcting your shitty analogy to be accurate to the situation is not pro-ruzzian. Maybe try learning how international politics works before you open start saying absolute bullshit.

It is better to be quiet and considered a fool, than to open your mouth and confirm it.

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spiteful_rr_dm_TA t1_ja7x9ql wrote

Well let's make the scenario more accurate; the arsonist also has a bomb strong enough to blow up the entire neighborhood, and so do your neighbors. The arsonist has stated multiple times that if your neighbors directly involve themself in the arson attack, he will detonate the bomb, and your neighbors would detonate their bombs too because of mutually assured destruction. So to avoid killing everyone in the neighborhood who have nothing to do with this, your neighbors all send you advanced fire-fighting suits, hoses, and supply you with tons of water. They also work to get the arsonist fired from his job so he can't afford as much gasoline to pour on your house, and get a number of people to agree to stop selling him luxury items.

That's more accurate.

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spiteful_rr_dm_TA t1_ja7w5tq wrote

Wow you really don't understand immigration laws. Let me make this simple and clear:

Countries do give visas for immigrants... a fixed number of them. I don't know of any first world country that hands out unlimited visas. You also have to have skills to apply for a visa; the whole point of visas is you are bringing people to your country that will make your country stronger, letting in someone who is a subsistence farmer in subsahara Africa will not strengthen your country enough to win out over a talented programmer from the same country. Then there is the time constraint, visas can take years.

So if you are not one of the people who got to apply, or were rejected because you didn't have a skill that the host country wants, or you didn't want to wait another 3 years before going, then your only choice is to sneak into the country. That is what these people are doing. They are not all asylum seekers, they are economic immigrants. Sure they will claim asylum if discovered, but that is only to invoke international protections that prevent immediate deportation.

These people are economic migrants that bring much of what they are trying to escape to the Western World. They do not have the objective of properly immigrating and integrating, and they are not true asylum seekers. The best thing Europe can do is realize that this is no longer working, and start sending the ships back around.

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spiteful_rr_dm_TA t1_j6o4tkz wrote

You do realize there are more options than NATO, ruzzia, or strict neutrality, right? That countries are capable of signing mutual defense treaties outside of NATO? Sweden and Finland can each or both sign mutual defense treaties with the US and other NATO members independently, and use that as the same level of safety that NATO can provide

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spiteful_rr_dm_TA t1_j6j6sp5 wrote

Finland and Estonia together can seal off the Baltic Sea from ruzzia, thanks to the narrow gap between them. NATO certainly has the airpower and naval capacity to move large numbers of troop and equipment. Plus what makes you think we couldn't get the supplies through Sweden? Even if they aren't in NATO, they would definitely allow the passage of weapons if war breaks out.

And yes, but the US has the 1st, 2nd, and 4th strongest airforces in the world, and no small portion of those resources are in Europe. The Finish and Norwegian airforces would be more than enough to bolster NATO forces in Europe with US airpower.

Plus you act like Sweden won't just sign treaties with other NATO members. The options are not just NATO, ruzzia, or perfectly neutral. Nothing is stopping them from just signing mutual defense pacts with Norway, Finland, the baltic states, Poland, the UK, Iceland, Denmark, and the US, so that they can join the war effort without being in NATO. Ultimately, being in NATO is more or less symbolic at this point.

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spiteful_rr_dm_TA t1_j6j5wc0 wrote

Yes but NATO dominates the entrance in and out of the Baltic sea with Denmark and Norway. Sweden is a nice to have, not a need to have. Finland opens a border that is too long to defend, and can cut off supplies between most of ruzzia and the militarily important Kola Peninsula, thanks to Finland being 100km from the railroad in some places.

I want both, but Finland is far more strategically important than Sweden if war breaks out

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spiteful_rr_dm_TA t1_iyejj6a wrote

Reply to comment by shroomcitie in is this cheating? by [deleted]

You have your answer. You cheated. You have advice, tell your bf before it destroys your relationship. If you want to be a coward then go ahead and cover up that you cheated. But you don't deserve him if you cheat on him so casually. He deserves better than you. He deserves someone loyal and honest, not cheating and lying.

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