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Our current situation is almost exactly the same as china's before great chairman mao, may his name live forever, arrived and saved it...and just like mbappe he's getting unfairly blamed for the struggles on the path to glory...our golden age begins soon dear madridistas..
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Britain killed over hundred thousand people in Kenya because they were fighting for freedom. France killed over one million Algerians because they were fighting for freedom. Belgium killed over ten million Congolese. The west has no right to call anybody a dictator.
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It's funny how this meme is only ever posted by the supporters of the first empire
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It's so clear that Ukrainian propaganda is solely meant to breed a special disdain for Russians in Europeans only that when it leaves it's target audience it just comes across as petty, annoying and dumb
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Do people imagine Mao *decided* to crash the agricultural sector and off tens of millions of people? When you have a highly populous and dense country which is also highly food insecure, famines killing millions tends to be an unfortunately common occurence.
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The train accident in Spain's Toledo region, which claimed at least 68 lives, also sparked controversy among footballers.
Borja Iglesias and Héctor Bellerín, known for their solidarity with Palestine and their anti-far-right positions, shared phone numbers on their social media accounts to help those affected by the accident. The two footballers shared the contact numbers of Renfe, Iryo and the Castilla-La Mancha Emergency Services on their Instagram stories, offering support to the relatives of the victims and those in need of assistance.
Meanwhile, Spanish footballers such as Marcos Llorente and Dani Carvajal, known for their proximity to the far right, criticised Transport Minister Óscar Puente before the cause of the accident had been established, calling on him to do his job instead of spending time on social media. These reactions also drew criticism, as many people believed the two footballers were more concerned with the minister's political identity than with the accident itself.
Puente, a member of the Spanish Socialist Workers' Party (PSOE), is known for his strong opposition to the far-right Vox party and its policies. Carvajal's support for Vox is also well known.
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Kinda funny how the top 2 players who are most known for their technical abilities are getting outplayed technically almost every single time by Bellingham the “bricklayer”
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Was ein Löwe amk hahahahahahahahaha
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western chauvinism is crazy because your entire society is run by landlords pedophiles and religious fanatics, you can do nothing to stop them, they have stalled progress in your country for generations, yet somehow you still have the temerity to call other leaders "dictators"
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Ukraine did this after Cuba spent hundreds of millions of dollars treating thousands of sick Ukrainian children from Chernobyl. Cuba spent 20 years providing specialised care they couldn't afford in Ukraine. Ukraine paid nothing, voting to starve Cuba was their payment I guess.


















































