I feel like a referendum on joining the EU right now is kinda weird since it's basically a referendum on getting in a line that seems to have stalled. Unless moldovans think there's something that's going to speed up their accession process compared to others.
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I struggled with this one, I guess Michael Roberts is the guy I read everytime he posts on his blog thenextrecession, matt also I really connected with his analysis of internet politics and I think vincent bevins hits on a lot of the same points regarding mass politics.
it feels like so many anti-american projects are getting isolated again.
I've never heard it put like this but I think this really nails what's happening, it's isolation
I'm sure that each country although under US sanctions, are under different levels and types of sanctions that make mix up the incentives to say fuck it and cooperate and try to follow other sanctions
I think it depends on where you're talking about and whether you mean old-school fascism or the current far-right.
I've seen plenty from his campaign, or the general republican campaign, that hammers on economic stuff
the left lacks a party that fully expresses the progressive side of the polarization
Somehow I doubt it's that simple
The RKP joins a crowded field of communist parties in Denmark
there we go
The only reason ukraine is still fighting is because of a line of credit between kiev and washington, what a joke
Just played crow country and re4 remake, the first definitely conforms to this, the latter? Leon S. Kennedy isn't "just a guy" he is THE guy
If they do this it's total demographic decline, there aren't even a lot of 25 year olds left and really you oughta wait for people to have children before sending them off to die
I'm probably going to put money on kamala just because I need at least 1 good reason to be happy if she wins
Yeah I throw my hands up regarding iran, legit don't know what is real and what is just spectacle
I think that depends more on moldova's will to negotiate with russia than it joining the eu, in fact if it joins the eu it'll probably get locked into an anti-russia stance that permanently leaves the transnistria thin unresolved, unless the eu itself accepts negotiations.
Yeah ukraine is also on the 2030 timeline, but it would probably be easier to integrate moldova into the eu's economy (I assume it'll depend very much on its economic relationship to romania), still doubt whether when the decision actually comes and eu countries realize they'll have to pay to integrate these new member there will be a lot more delays.