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Starting to feel like South America needs to form its own NATO against their bully neighbour. Maybe Canada will join them.

I think OP meant the UK

“Why 49% and not 50%?” “I wanted it to sound more accurate than it is”

And the article didn’t even mention the increase in monster truck SUVs/pickups we’re seeing on our roads, which we know are more deadly for pedestrians from studies.

Honestly if you want to eat meat as an adult, I feel like you should have to get a carnivore licence by killing and cooking an animal yourself. And I say this as a meat-eater. Non-farmers are far too detached from the circle of life to have opinions on this kind of thing.

Great that people are showing support, and I understand the choice of the Sydney Harbour Bridge as symbolic, but that seemed like a very dangerous choice of venue for a crowd of unknown size until the day!

For Russia: economic sanctions

For Israel: stern letter

“If I can pull this off, I’ll have free ice-cream for life!”

“I’m going to count down from 10, and if you haven’t stopped invading Ukraine and are back in Russia tucked in bed, you’re going to be in BIG TROUBLE!”

Perhaps if you’re at war with every country around you, you’re the problem.

I think it positions the US to lower its corporate tax rate below 15%, enticing tech companies to move their official HQs back to the US from Ireland. Of course this would likely result in a race to the bottom on corporate tax rates globally, which the agreement was meant to protect against so companies had to pay their fair share of wealth back to society.