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>Why should any American not want a country to criminally prosecutes their corrupt former leader
Because we don't criminally prosecute our corrupt former leaders, we re-elect them.
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- France’s National Assembly votes in favour of legalising assisted dying · 151 points · 13 comments
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Comments
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'Murica! Fuck yeah!
2 points ·
MN here, yesterday was gross. Today will probably be gross. I'm glad to have some leftover n95 masks for my commute to work.
3 points ·
Joker vs Red Skull moment
15 points ·
Canada's assisted suicide program has some serious problems. They're pushing people with disabilities to suicide rather than provide enough money and community support for them to have a decent quality of life. A paralympic athlete was offered it and she was justifiably offended.
In the abstract, I'm in favor of it. There needs to be significant thought put into how it's implemented though, and it can't be done in lieu of a reasonable quality of life for disabled people like Canada did.
25 points ·
They're a long time affiliate member of the EBU and big Eurovision fans, they were invited for the 60th Eurovision (IIRC) to mark the event and they've just stuck around.
5 points ·
How else are you supposed to make a sourtoe cocktail at home?