There are some US products that are gonna be difficult to replace. This is not one of them 😂

Here in Germany you can send letters via parcel mail. It’s more expensive but this way you can make sure it’ll go straight into the recipient’s hands. So the infrastructure is there.

He’ll claim the Mexicans fired the first shots. It’s what Hitler did in Poland and it’s basically what Putin said to justify his war.

At this point they could probably just let parcel delivery drivers take care of letters. A lot more of those on the road these days.

That’s very messed up but the thought of our rather special health minister being held captive by a bunch of conspiracy lunatics is so strange it made me laugh.

Mh the sweet smell of a right wing grifter getting fucked by the human rights court! I could honestly get used to that.

Oder die Info dass erhöht wird, die ist auch dünn. Und selten 😅

They’re also less biased ideally. When they’re not being threatened that is. This is cyberbullying more than anything if you ask me.

Yeah it definitely doesn’t hurt to have more variety from within Europe since we don’t know how much the tariff situation is gonna escalate. Plus VW is doomed if they don’t act now. They might still become irrelevant but at least they will have returned to their roots as a car manufacturer for the common people.

The Reddit app is absolute dogshit, especially compared to something like voyager. That wasn’t the initial reason for me but it’s the biggest difference I’m noticing so far.

“Cold feet” makes it sound like they’re being dramatic. Like of course it’s off the table now 😅

I’m well aware but still he’ll try to make Ukraine’s neutrality a condition for any peace negotiations.

I don’t see Putin ever agreeing to this but maybe I’m too pessimistic

The people of Poland seem to have understood that a pro russian government would be a disaster. I hope the rest of us manage to get rid of our grifter parties too.

Given their portfolio I fully trust them to come up with a decent offroad design 😄

Time for Rheinmetall to release a cybertruck competitor