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To see a Brit actually touching, hugging. That is amazing and heart warming! (340)

What do you mean? (31)

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I hope Trump sees this photo and has an aneurysm. (376)

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Finally friendly territory, not behind enemy lines (8490)

It is completely understandable but really awful being considered the enemy. This place has been a hyperindividualistic shit show of corruption and greed for a long time, but this is a new low and makes us completely untrustworthy. People have completely different senses of reality and we can't even agree on facts or agree on anything, even things that everyone has horror stories about, like the way health insurance works. It might be a really long time before we are respectable again (71)

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As an American, it was disgusting seeing this man sitting with the president and vice president, being ridiculed and lectured by those two buffoons, while he's just trying to protect his people from an aggressive, oppressive outside military.Frick Trump. Frick Vance. Frick those who voted for them.I won't say I hope they burn in heck. I don't believe in heck. I think that line of thinking allows too many evil actors to get away with their crimes (oh, God will punish them). The world needs to hold Trump and Vance accountable since our own country won't.Europe has so much to worry about right now. They aren't immune to the radicalization that has destroyed the U.S. from within. (3)

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I must say: I love Keir Starmer. His posture , the way he speaks. He is, imho, the best prime minister since Blair.Although I do not identify myself affiliate with any uk party, I came to realize that I find labour party prime ministers nicer and more humane than the Tory ones.(Take it with a grain of salt, as it's my point of view from a Portuguese citizen and resident and might be influenced by media) (52)

As a Brit, you're pretty spot on to be honest. Blair was very good domestically, but made the grave mistake of following the Americans into the phoney Iraq War based on lies of MWD's, tarnishing his reputation to this day. If he had stayed out of that war, he would probably go down as one of the best PM's of all time.Gordon Brown was a decent guy, but he wasn't PM for long and he was a better chancellor than Prime Minister.David Cameron was largely uncontroversial (besides being a Tory) until he called the Brexit vote. Then he fricked off and left his successor to clear up the mess.Theresa May was a remainer at heart, and she was dealt a bad hand with the fallout of the referendum result. Still, it doesn't take away from the fact that she tried to appease both sides and ended up pleasing nobody. Kind of a darned if you do PM. At least she tried.Bojo's run was mostly overshadowed by the pandemic. Various scandals during Covid pretty much destroyed any credibility he did have. He has s... (12)

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I don't want the EU to finance this war. I don't think we should have any stake in that war. There is no outcome where Ukrania wins (nor Putin, but he doesn't care), so the only thing we as Europeans achieve is to burn through all war-fit Ukrainians and our tax euros.I don't want any of that. I didn't want the Germans to deliver missiles nor the French to put atomics all over Europe. I'm all in for getting rid of the US and have a proper foreign policy and defense system against Putin if he ever tries to be a cheeky little butthole toward Europe. But Ukraine? No, sorry. Tragedy, crime, unnecessary and cruel but we are not the world police and we're not ready to play that role. (1)