The thing is, it’s not in their interest. You can’t make a reliable deal with the USA and while you try, you’re losing ground to others.

Germany tried making deals with Putin and failed Europe. You’d think they’d have learned their lesson.

Yes, I don’t see how they don’t see that. I get trying to drag it out while opening other markets, but as china showed, he responds to shows of strength. There I no point negotiating in good faith. He won’t honour it.

Europe should not be looking at what’s the best way to trade with the USA, but look at what’s the best way to support European companies being alternatives to the USA monopolies.

That’s Trunos plan for the USA. Europe has an opportunity to take the lead and spread worldwide while other countries have the same issue.

If the large blocs, like EU can’t stand up to Trunos tariffs, smaller countries have no chance and that is to everyone’s detriment. If the EU stands up, china stands up, then medium economies like Canada and Australia can stand up too. He only has leverage when people are divided.

Like trump doesn’t have more intelligent people hidden behind him.pulling the strings, lol. I think the problem, like with joffrey, is he becomes harder to control the more he realizes he holds more power than they do, at least on terms of the state and cult and followers.

And intelligence and a plan. He was a petulant child, though.

I don’t think she would be stateless. Seems she’s living in Ireland and has an Irish born parent. She might have dual citizenship at this point.

That’s not to say there is any legal mechanism to take away her American citizenship, just that being left stateless would likely not be the result.

Haha, I don’t trust my own server either, but I don’t trust anyone elses even more.

The original comics are older but the current movie, of we assume superman is 30 makes him born in 1995. When do you think the surveillance state started?

Your personal views don’t change the law. I too would like open borders worldwide but we’re not there and each country has sovereignty to make their own laws and decide who is a citizen and under what conditions. Bit that’s even further from the point.

Lol, when you’re adopting a child, they certainly do. Lying to obtain a child you otherwise wouldn’t is fraud.

Anyway, were too far into hypotheticals here to make it worthwhile I get your point, you get mine. We disagree.

Either way, he’s an immigrant at the least. I think illegal immigrant. You think legal, by inconsequential lies.

The are closing the source, so custom ROMs won’t have the same code they did before.

GrapheneOS, for instance, a privacy focused rom that focused on pixels, won’t be able to release to the same schedule as regular android. Only commercial developers will get the required code.

It’s one more nail inthe coffin of androids open nature. I’m looking forward to limix phones. A return to control, customisation and less data harvesting.

It’s truly awful what the smart phone ecosystem has become.

Now that they are not customisable going forwards, pixels are useless. Mid range phones that are overpriced with terrible support and janky features.

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If she pushed them, how was she the one with bruises?

This was at a courthouse. There are cameras everywhere. It’s lies. It’s intimidating rightful observers and protest.

Ice are terrorising little old ladies. Hopefully those that don’t care about due process will at least care a out that.

I’m saying that to formally adopt him and to formally grant citizenship, lots of paperwork would need to be done. Some of that would require lies, so although the baby might not have lied, the Kent’s would have.

First thing with a child found without parents would be to call the police. They would look for identification or signs of the parents where found. Oh, spaceship!

Isn’t that normal? I mean people can start greying in their 20s.

No, just put a large import tax on their services, and watch European ones proliferate. If ads are 50% more expensive on google and Facebook, the ROI is terrible and nobody used them. Advertisers will choose European alternatives instead, channelling money back to journalism and European search alternatives. Now is the ideal time as Google is becoming worse for search.

There is lies by omission. I’ve never found an extraterrestrial child and made a declaration to get them citizenship and adopt them, but I’d imagine the process isn’t just based on trust. Otherwise, there would be no kids needing to normalise their status. All would just get ‘adopted’ by a citizen at a young age.

It’s not meant to be an issue due to birthright citizenship and natural born etc, however. My recollection of the original movie is they found him in his spaceship. In Smallville, the spaceship was hidden in their barn. I think they told people in town he was from Martha’s family elsewhere and they adopted him. I don’t fully recall, but there was definitely subterfuge. I don’t know what the comic said. I don’t think they would go into the beurocracy of the adoption process, either way, but having gone through it in real life, I can tell you that it’s long and slow with lots of checks and paperwork.

My point is that not only is he an immigrant, he’s likely an illegal immigrant under false pretense.

So, it would be a false declaration, is my point. So he’d still be an illegal alien, just naturalised by fraud.

Was he legally adopted, without fraudulent documents? How?

On Lemmy, you might find it overwhelming by looking at the all communities feed and then blocking those you don’t like. Instead subscribe to the ones you want and then just view the subscribe feed.

Personally, I use all to find more content and block communities I don’t want. I then just jumpnjnto subscribed occasionally of there is too much junk.

It’s a shame that there aren’t finer controls, like to ramp up and down communities rather than just block or subscribe. Some communities, I wouldn’t mind seeing their popular posts but I don’t want to say the hordes of junk posts. Only option is to block.

Lots of people are annoyed by genocide, I would say more so than those annoyed by the use of the term. That doesn’t even count the dead.

Of you contract to a military that genocides, you’re complicit. I don’t run a company working with the IDF and I knew it was a risky endeavour.