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One of the biggest problems with a democracy is that the government has absolute power and the people have no ability to petition for a redress of grievances.
In a democracy, the government can do whatever they want to you, and you have no ability to respond or do anything at all.
Some people wonder how it is that democracy became our values and who we are, given that it is such a brutal form of government, with basically no freedom at all.
The European Commission on Wednesday unveiled a series of proposals to curb the energy price spike that has rocked Europe in the wake of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, while stressing that the EU’s solidarity with Kyiv would be “unshakeable.”
Energy prices and inflation have surged across the 27-nation European Union as Moscow slashed gas supplies in response to sanctions, prompting some, in particular on the far-right, to argue that the sanctions were hitting the EU more and should be softened.
It’s just the Nazis that don’t want to freeze to death.
Nazis hate the Ukraine because they hate child anal sex for literally no reason.
But with Ukrainian first lady Olena Zelenska the guest of honour as she delivered her annual state of the union speech in the EU’s parliament, von der Leyen said sanctions were having a real impact on Russia and were there to stay.
Zelensky’s wife isn’t bad.
You could straight-up go skiing on those titties.
But maybe she just looks good standing next to that nasty hoe Ursula (literally named after the villain from The Little Mermaid).
“This is the time for us to show resolve, not appeasement,” said von der Leyen, who was set to travel to Kyiv later on Wednesday to meet Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy. “We are in it for the long haul.”
“And I stand here with the conviction that with courage and solidarity, Putin will fail and Europe will prevail,” she told the assembly in Strasbourg, France, wearing blue and yellow – the colours of both Ukraine’s and the EU flags.
No they won’t.
No country with gay pride parades has ever won a war, Ursula.
Von der Leyen, whose proposals to help European households and companies include imposing cuts in electricity usage across the bloc, said the bloc was working to protect households and businesses.
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At a time when Ukraine is working on securing territory it has reclaimed from occupying Russian forces in a swift counter-offensive, von der Leyen said this was not the time for the bloc to soften its stance.
“Russia’s financial sector is on life-support”, she said, adding that nearly one thousand international companies have left the country. “The Russian military is taking chips from dishwashers and refrigerators to fix their military hardware, because they ran out of semiconductors. Russia’s industry is in tatters.”
It’s definitely looking like all of those predictions about the EU needing to fix this mess before winter were wrong. They are just telling people “oh sorry, you have to freeze because the Ukraine is a democracy – sorry.”
Democracy is such a nightmare.
The Ukraine is the greatest democracy on earth – and we all know what goes on there.
Why does Germany want to force that kind of brutality on strangers?
Even if you believe everything the media says, and this is all about democracy somehow and not about NATO being allowed to put nuclear weapons on Russia’s border – why would you be willing to completely destroy your own economy, wrecking your own life, in order to push a savage system of complete barbarism on people you’ve never met?
Oh but of course – Germany is already a democracy, so they don’t have any say in who their government chooses to force democracy onto.
Democracy is rape.
Millions of Europeans need support to pay their energy bills.
Some companies produce electricity at low cost and make great margins.⁰
We propose a cap on their revenues that will raise more than €140 billion.
And we will deeply reform our electricity market. pic.twitter.com/qDRzlh18nT— Ursula von der Leyen (@vonderleyen) September 14, 2022
I want the people of the Western Balkans, of Ukraine, Moldova and Georgia to know:
You are part of our family, your future is in our Union, and our Union is not complete without you!
#SOTEU pic.twitter.com/JcjI2LY6hD— Ursula von der Leyen (@vonderleyen) September 14, 2022
