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I was just taking the piss, but this makes it more clear. Wish Wikipedia would put it in the right order though:

1. Romanian baby in 1928
2. Jewish prisoner in Auschwitz and Buchenwald
3. American writer and Holocaust survivor.

The context I needed to understand this headline:

"President Trump fired six National Security Council officials after an extraordinary meeting in the Oval Office with the far-right activist Laura Loomer, who laid out a list of people she believed were disloyal to the president, U.S. officials said on Thursday."

so this is for me if i have a cloudy vision?

I is just me or is saying Romanian born American Jewish writer a bit confusing? Is he an American born in Romania who writes Jewish? Or is he born in Romania and now writes about American Jewish topics? Also what is American Jewism?

That aside, he makes a good point.

Thanks, though correct grammar kind of gave it away already.

Just often enough until you find some dishes you like making and then some more time until you're bored with those dishes and then you'll actually like trying to come up with new things to cook

I agree with you, but there is a reason people fear losing their job. Losing something you have does not equal losing something you might have in the future. But I don't think it's fair to defend the incoms US companies by scaring people about them possibly losing their source of income.

No job losses isn't the same as nobody loses their job tho. Don't really disagree with you but the 'redistribution of jobs' can be quite unpleasant if it is you switching jobs. But end of the day, you are right, there should be another job waiting for them.

So Russia is now an island?

I hope they hit them hard

You might like this too then: https://www.thingsihavedrawn.com/

Always makes me happy when his work shows up on my feed

I don't want to be downvoted, but it is true people currently working for US businesses (think factories and marketing departments) will lose their jobs if a lot of people stop buying their products.

At the same time, if instead people buy similar european products and these eu companies grow they will need more people.

It is quite possible these expanding eu companies are hiring before the us companies are firing, which would increase demand for these people who could lose their job. In turn, these people could ask a higher price for their service and earn a better wage.

Also, eu companies tend to treat their workers better so even if they don't get better pay them switching jobs could give them better circumstances.

Those workers aren't really in trouble.

Here's a treat, don't consume them all at once: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-5961853/Trump-ruthlessly-mocked-social-media-disgraceful-performance-Putin.html

I wonder why...

Wrong symbol, but makes more sense than the smiley face on chromium built browsers: https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/google/opening-100-tabs-in-google-chrome-mobile-gets-you-a-smiley-face/

I said ask but I meant demand. Because right now it seems western governments are fine with not seeing any proof.

So you're saying we are better off if the EU shifts further right? Or do you mean if we shift left and stop in the center that wouldn't be good enough?

I can hear this meme lol