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/nmf/ - Not My Fault 2017-08-03 01:04:59 Post No. 77897617
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ITT: we blame other countries for our own failure
>Why are you so irrelevant?
It's china keep blocking us from communicating with others.
>Why do Taiwanese love weebshit so much
Japan colonized us b4, not like we love them in the first place.
>Why is Taiwan's economic stagnated?
And you should blame america for not annexing us and help us surpass Singapore.
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>Why is this thread not getting reply
IT'S NOT MY FAULT!
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Taiwan is one of the few countries that actually can blame another one for why they're not relevant...
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>somalia
It's briSTAINs for for giving half our clay to ethipia
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The Jews are why I don't have a gf
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Post cute Taiwanese girls.
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>Germany is responsible for the refugee crisis.
Things were getting out of hand on the Balkans. The German government had to suspend the Dublin agreement to win time for a comprehensive refugee agreement with Turkey. What Europe doesn't need at all right now is another Balkan crisis if you know your history and the German economy and society are resilient enough to take the blow. Who's really at fault here is the interventionist and colonial meddling of other states in the middle east which Germany didn't take part in. We opposed Libya and Iraq.
>Germany's export surplus is a problem.
The German trade surplus only exists outside of the single market, trade within the EEA/EU/€-zone is balanced. A strong German economy is good for Europe. Yes, German wages are relatively low but what the PIGS don't want realize is that in a globalized world Europe is not only competing internally but also with outside emerging markets.
>The EU means a German-dominated Europe
Germany is actually very hesistant in taking charge concerning any European policy matter. It is punching below its weight right now and all the smaller countries have more influence than they would otherwise have. Imagine a completely sovereign and unshackled Germany with an independant monetary, economical and foreign policy. Do you really think that without common institutions existing in the form of the EU that your little shit country would be in any way more powerful? With common European institutions these states get a say and a seat on the table. Yes, the most economically powerful and most populous state will have some influence on the continent, shocking I know.
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Thousand years of enslavement by sw*des and r*ssians
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