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Keir Starmer kissing ass for nothing because Trump always planned to backstab Zelenskyy and never had any intention of helping Ukraine. Now is it time to finally get off the fucking fence, Keir? America is an enemy of Europe. Is this wake up call #5000 for Europe or are they going to continue sticking their heads in the sand? Trump set up a trap for Zelenskyy which shows us where his true intentions lie.

I look at America now and don't see it any better than countries like China.



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Trump's trip to meet King Charles should be cancelled, if it still goes ahead, I hope Brits make him feel very unwelcome.

All this because Trump hates Zelenskyy only because Zelenskyy wouldn't help him make up some fake bullshit about Hunter Biden. Because Zelenskyy is everything that Trump isn't, Trump is jealous, that Zelenskyy is a braver man than he will ever be.



Even Fox is having trouble getting behind that Oval Office meltdown

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— Nikki McCann Ramírez (@nikkimcr.bsky.social) 28 February 2025 at 18:25

"The only winner of today is Putin" - Exactly as planned you dumb fucks, Trump is a Putin asset.

Zelensky has reportedly left the White House without signing the minerals deal. The agreement appears to be canceled.

— Kevin Rothrock (@kevinrothrock.me) 28 February 2025 at 18:31

The questioner, Brian Glenn, is a correspondent for the pro-Trump propaganda outlet Real America’s Voice and the boyfriend of Marjorie Taylor Greene. Afaik, he’s never commented on Elon Musk’s White House attire. www.politico.com/news/magazin...

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— southpaw (@nycsouthpaw.bsky.social) 28 February 2025 at 18:49

Zelenky stood in front of the American government, in the seat of our democracy, and thanked our entire nation. Every farmer, teacher, engineer, nurse, and cop. Thanked us on behalf of his entire country. youtu.be/7gjwlCe5T6M?...

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— Jonathan V. Last (@jvl.bsky.social) 28 February 2025 at 18:09



Taiwan, South Korea, Japan, it's time to acquire nukes of your own.



Here's T.C. (Tommy) Douglas. Father of Canadian Medicare with a currently relevant speech from over 40 years in the past.

And it was no small battle to get Medicare in Canada. It was a war - and they armed themselves with rage and firearms.



I describe myself as a little dose of toxic masculinity.

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Not only is Trump failing to combat inflation in the USA, he is actively increasing it with his actions and gearing up to make it even worse in the coming months. He doesn't fare any better when it comes to fulfilling his promises as a peace president.

One has to wonder if there is even such a thing as a final straw for the Republicans in the senate and the house. Odds are that there isn't.



Legend11 correctly predicted that GTA IV will outsell Super Smash Bros. Brawl. I was wrong.



RolStoppable said:

Not only is Trump failing to combat inflation in the USA, he is actively increasing it with his actions and gearing up to make it even worse in the coming months. He doesn't fare any better when it comes to fulfilling his promises as a peace president.

One has to wonder if there is even such a thing as a final straw for the Republicans in the senate and the house. Odds are that there isn't.

Lmao. Republicans in House/Senate would put their own mother in a concentration camp if Trump demanded it. There's not a single thing that would turn any of them around, I am convinced of that now, they'll always fall in line and follow the leader, they've lost any shred of morals, decency and courage.



the-pi-guy said:
thehunter said:

A couple contrarian views about Canada:

1) The healthcare isn't great.  Sure, Canadians will brag about it to Americans because they have an irrational fear of the US system which isn't perfect, but is better*, but Ontario just had its election last night and featured a debate where the leaders were bemoaning "hallway medicine" again since they don't have enough money to tax out of people (who also can't afford to rent/own homes) to pay for beds:

https://www.youtube.com/live/abwZpzG5Q0c?feature=shared

What bothers me about these comparisons is that they're always binary. (Often while massively ignoring shortcomings on one particular side).

The meaningful question isn't "would you rather have Canadas healthcare system or the US's?"

The meaningful question should be "how do we make the best system we can" - which in my opinion - how do we give people care who need care; how do we do it without breaking the bank. 

The US spends roughly 50% more per person than Canada, that's $5000 per year per person on healthcare, while having millions of people who aren't covered. Do you think that's money that can't fundamentally exist in Canada's system? 

The US system is better in some regards, if it wasn't it would be an insane disaster. It should be better somehow, we are spending substantially more. 

And it has some deficits. So how do we get the best of both worlds. That should be the question. 

The healthcare system itself is many shades of grey. It works great, but it's severely understaffed in many places. Also underfunded as our family doctor has been sitting with a broken fax machine for over a month already (why do they still use faxes anyway) and my wife had to bring up her own blood results on her phone to show the doctor...

But when it works it's great. My son recently broke his upper arm playing ice hockey. ER visit, x-rays, cat scan, fracture clinic specialist visit, elbow day surgery (3 pins in his upper arm), pain meds, follow up visit next week. Cost to us, zero, one form signed (consent form for surgery) The efficiency of much less paperwork can't be understated. 

Our youngest has chronic acid reflux issues, visits a pediatrician every 3 months to track progress. No wait times there, no cost.

But yes, generally medication isn't covered (only for kids) and you have to pay for that yourself. Luckily there are a lot cheaper alternatives for the same medications in Canada, but still some treatments are out of reach here as well. (There is/was an experimental treatment for my wife's chronic issues, but that would come out to $12,000 a month to import the meds from the USA without any guarantees it would even actually help)


Our main problem is public funding cuts, lack of doctors, especially practitioners and nurses. That's a matter of politics. (F Doug Ford)
And on a smaller scale, the brain drain to the US:

https://calgaryherald.com/opinion/columnists/opinion-everythings-bigger-in-texas-even-its-herd-of-canadian-health-workers

Texas and Alberta have a lot in common. Cattle ranches, rodeos, a booming oil and gas sector, and thousands of Canadian health-care workers.

Ironically, our healthcare system would be a lot better if the US' predatory health system didn't exist...



RolStoppable said:

Not only is Trump failing to combat inflation in the USA, he is actively increasing it with his actions and gearing up to make it even worse in the coming months. He doesn't fare any better when it comes to fulfilling his promises as a peace president.

One has to wonder if there is even such a thing as a final straw for the Republicans in the senate and the house. Odds are that there isn't.

I only hope there's a final straw for Republican voters. 

Southern evangelical grievance is a hell of a drug, though.