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solidarity lie
If the pandemic has taught us anything, it is that, at least here in Europe, there is no solidarity. Solidarity is a lie like the tale about justice, but one can assume that it actually exists after death.
So she knows promoted solidarity, except for the proclaimers and their henchmen, only losers, on the one hand all those who actually needed it again and again and never received it and on the other hand all those who bucked day in and day out for this promised solidarity or even bucked every cent several times have to turn around, so that they can still pay their tax debt, in the name of this solidarity, to make an oversized one redistribution apparatus to keep alive.
The fact that I am not the only one who has come to this realization is shown quite well by the fact that those organizations and parties that have been upholding this lie of solidarity for decades are slowly but surely disappearing from our midst and becoming a marginal phenomenon.
Football
Even though I was very happy about the German national team's soccer victory yesterday, I still don't understand why our politicians allowed these games at all. That the UEFA there is no question about it, because in my eyes this club is nothing more than another corrupt association of old men in need of reform.
Worse still is the image Europe is sending to the world: oversatiated and vaccinated Europeans are throwing party after party while around Europe people are dying of COVID-19 and lack of resources.
But maybe that will take care of itself after the current excesses in Budapest and Co., so that more people in Europe will find a more or less spectacular end again, completely unnecessarily, with newly distributed “mutants” in overcrowded hospitals.
site of the day
The two Youtube videos in which Mark Rober for squirrels Wellness course builds, you simply have to see it. But the former NASA engineer also tries to introduce the wonders of technology to younger people in particular — not just squirrels (!) — and to arouse their interest and understanding of technology.
