I think the point he's trying to make here is about the undemocratic nature of the election system, in which only the two frontrunners have a chance.
the_wise_wolf
Oh god, what have I done... 😱
Yes, Ukraine faces a lot of the same problems. That's why it needs international help. The difference is that even if Ukranians don't want to fight. At least they have a good reason to.
I'm not saying that victory will be easy. All I'm saying is that it's very much possible.
I'm not sure how to understand your comment. Currently neither side is winning or loosing. Which is why neither side is willing to give up. The west needs to decide if they want to keep it that way, or give Ukraine enough support so they can finish the job "fast".
Russia's current position is, that for ceasefire negotiations to start, Ukraine first has to demilitarize. In other words, no. There aren't any ceasefire negotiations starting any time soon.
The path to victory lies not in symbolic acts of defiance, but in the methodical, relentless pursuit of territorial liberation.
That's just stupid. Are they really suggesting Ukraine should focus solely on grinding through fortified Russian defenses? War is more complicated than "just liberate the occupied territory". And while it's true that this counteroffensive has its risks. Everything they do or don't do has its risks.
Hast du schon mal versucht den Tracking Schutz auszuschalten? Links neben der Adressleiste.
Ich habe das Gefühl, wir bewegen uns wieder 20 Jahre zurück. Damals waren alle Webseiten für Internet Explorer optimiert. Heute ist es Chrome 😔.
There are a few: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_large_language_models
You can run some of them on your computer and do anything with them.
Others - Grok in particular - don't have safeguards. And even if they have safeguards, depending on how they were implemented, you may be able to circumvent them.
Läuft.