gun,
@gun@lemmy.ml avatar

This is making me reassess Russia’s prospects in an all out war with NATO. If they can’t supply Ukraine alone as it is, how will they supply a war machine for an entire continent when trade is even more limited?

HobbitFoot,

NATO’s strength has been that the USA is in it. European countries have generally let their militaries atrophy since they could usually rely on the USA providing higher level military functions and general deterrence.

Russia would get crushed quickly in a conventional war versus an American led NATO. Russia has a decent shot at winning a war against an Americaless NATO.

PolandIsAStateOfMind,
@PolandIsAStateOfMind@lemmy.ml avatar

powder shortage

Concerned Guy Fawkes is concernedhttps://lemmy.ml/pictrs/image/b1712c55-7002-482b-8fc7-30b894d37025.png

D61,

lefties at the beginning of the Special Operation

“Hey, uh, this seems like an unsustainable thing. Maybe somebody should put effort into getting a cease fire pretty quick?”

liberals at the beginning of the Special Operation

“Fuck you Putin-bot, Viva Ukrania!”

liberals now

“Its time for Ukrainians to face the fact that they can’t sustain this level of military operation and to start working on cease fire/peace deal.”

buh, (edited )
@buh@hexbear.net avatar

Powder shortage

Ukraine might be able to go on a bit longer but it’s over for Zelenskiyy zelensky-pain

D61,

Global warming messing up the cocaine supply causing all sorts of unintended consequences…

intelshill, (edited )

EU bans China cotton imports for “human rights”

EU shocked when China ends cotton exports to the EU and the EU can’t produce gunpowder (which needs cotton)

I know this may seem unusual, but actions have consequences

Badeendje,
@Badeendje@lemmy.world avatar

This is normal. Upscaling any production will show you where the bottlenecks in your supply chain are.

It is shitty in the current context, but still banning products due to human rights abuses is a good thing.

Now the aim is to resolve the bottleneck post haste.

Your entire post reads as an accusation, the quotes around human rights makes it seem you think it’s nonsense.

nekandro,

Have you ever been to Xinjiang?

No? Oh.

Badeendje,
@Badeendje@lemmy.world avatar

Ah, Ohkay. One of those. Thanks for the clarification.

CanadaPlus,

Not OP, but my uncle went there a while back.

brain_in_a_box,

but still banning products due to human rights abuses is a good thing.

Maybe for genuine human rights abuses (though even then they can easily do more harm than good), but not in cases like this where bad faith claims of abuse were manufactured to justify the ban in the first place.

Badeendje,
@Badeendje@lemmy.world avatar

Are you now referring to/citing some left wing propaganda from the depths of the internet in favor of renowned NGO’s, publication outlets, governments with tons of pictures, plenty of people who experienced the prisons and other information? The fact everyone makes the same accusations is not a conspiracy by the lizard people.

I’ll leave you to your alternative facts. Good day sir.

brain_in_a_box,

Are you now referring to/citing some left wing propaganda from the depths of the internet

Nope, just facts.

renowned NGO’s

Renowned NGOs that ate inevitably based on Washington, funded by the USA government, and are just reprinting Adrian Zenz anyway.

governments with tons of pictures

By all means, let’s see these “governments with tons of pictures”. I’m sure you can definitely produce them, and aren’t just lying through your teeth.

plenty of people who experienced the prisons

Funny how, even though the camps have supposedly been housing 7 digit numbers of people for a decades now, “plenty of people” remains a single digit number.

The fact everyone makes the same accusations

What are you talking about? It’s not “everyone” making these accusations; it’s literally just the same Western media sources that told us Iraq had WMDs and Hamas beheads babies. The entire non-western world, including the UN, knows these accusations are bullshit.

BirdyBoogleBop,

Are we talking about Uyghurs? The OHCHR report was pretty damning.

filoria,

Because UN institutions have been so effective in the context of Gaza.

Western institutions aren’t worth the shit they’re printed on.

BirdyBoogleBop, (edited )

Yeah shock that something that needs countries to vote on resolutions has a hard time making change.

brain_in_a_box said that the UN believed nothing happened I prooved that was incorrect.

Besides I get the impression I cannot post any source without someone saying the source is unreliable.

Omega_Haxors, (edited )

Because it is. Regardless of if there are actual abuses or not is completely missing the point, this is a pattern of abuse from the right where they’ll bullshit up a reason for them to do the things they wanted to do anyway. 99.99% of the time the “abuses” are just outright fabrications. Just look at the Uighur narrative; at first the US literally pulled it out of their ass to distract from the very real fascist radicalizing they were doing in the area, and it’s been slowly crumbling as more and more of the “evidence” they provided turned out to be complete and utter bullshit. It was never about the Uighurs, these same people are celebrating the decimation of Muslims in Gaza to this day.

OpenStars,
@OpenStars@startrek.website avatar

img

Hrm, maybe billionaires buying up all of the sources of media MIGHT have some sort of… what was that word again?

CanadaPlus,

Gunpowder still needs cotton? I thought that was an old-timey thing.

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