Anonymous #1 42w

They’re such idiots for decommissioning those nuclear plants omfg

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Anonymous #1 42w

Nuclear is the future. it’s cleaner than gas, it’s more reliable than gas, but noooooo the communists are too stupid to boil water and now we can’t have it

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Anonymous OP 42w

Well most of the fear in Germany came after Fukushima, but yeah, similar thing

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Anonymous #3 42w

This as well as saying that the EU should sanction the US, calling for the use of the "Anti-coercion instrument". Also, French nuclear doctrine maintains the use of nuclear armed cruise missiles as a "warning shot"

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Anonymous #3 42w

I think they may try to prevent an EU trade deal next time that comes around also

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Anonymous OP 42w

i like his response, its a reminder that the world has operated for like 80 years primarily on sovereignty and not "might makes right" which is a paradigm this administration wants to rid themselves of. i think nuclear weapons are really going to stay off the table, the primary weapon will be that of financing. europe (eu) is coordinated and could dump all the debt the us owes them and tank america. the fallout of that would be huge and would cripple america. maybe it would backfire

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Anonymous #3 42w

the issue with the financing option is the global effects, and the us is already hypermilitarized. if trump gets control over the fed, which he probably will in a few months, then he's gonna just print money straight to the military and now war is the only option to recover the economy i guess

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Anonymous #3 42w

That’s the only thing Trump actually seems to be scared of. The bond vigilantes. I hope they step up again like they did after those tariffs in April

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Anonymous #5 42w

The French held the line on the western front for 4 years, De Gaulle led 260,000 free French troops by the end of WW2, they sent 18,000 men in support of the gulf war, and they have the fourth largest nuclear arsenal in the world. I don’t think that’s true.

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