Re:Huawei targeted in new European Parliament corruption probe
by FirmwareBurner on Thursday March 13, 2025 @07:47AM
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What's you point by moving the discussion to something else by bringing up tangential but unrelated comments I made a while ago?
Sorry, I'm not gonna bite.
Re:Huawei targeted in new European Parliament corruption probe
by amarcheschi on Thursday March 13, 2025 @07:55AM
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I showed some things that you do not see as the right course of action for the eu, i'm not moving the discussion. I'm genuinely interested in the path you would take regarding defense in europe
Re:Huawei targeted in new European Parliament corruption probe
by FirmwareBurner on Thursday March 13, 2025 @02:36PM
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It wouldn't be wise for me to further engage with people who's defense to all arguments they don't agree with is accusing people of being pro-Russian[1] or victims of Russian propaganda[1] without any evidence, and then later try to frame it as some form of curiosity on their part in order to absolve themselves of bad faith argumentation and move the accusations towards the other party, a well known technique tabloid reporters use to get a soundbite. It's fine by me if you think whoever you want as pro-Russian, I just don't want to be dragged into it.
Re:Huawei targeted in new European Parliament corruption probe
by amarcheschi on Friday March 14, 2025 @06:07AM
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As a matter of fact, there was evidence - multiple evidences - that lead to the arrest of the Romanian candidate you talked about.
If not believing evidences - multiple ones - is not a proof of being influenced by Russian propaganda, a country that has repeatedly interfered in European affairs, I do not know what would be categorized as being influenced by Russian propaganda. Maybe directly going to Moscow and fighting for Russia?
Anyway, I was genuinely curious about your ideas on European defense, since you don't see many shared values in eu i was intrigued to see the views of someone who doesn't see Europe as more than a merely political one, with no common values
To my eyes, these things show that in fact, eu is actually doing something about defense and protecting democracy, and to your eyes you see this as more taxes and the death of democracy and an evidence of romania's corruption. What actions would you expect eu to take in regard to ukraine, defense, and protecting democracy?
[1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43287963#43288810
[2] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43278705#43278894 (not just the first comment, the chain of answers is needed to be read as well)