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So the US National Guard was defending Biden... from Putin? Nice.
Of course you can't compare Trump and Navalny.
Trump is a businessman, a president of a real estate empire. He won presidential elections in 2016 with 46.1% of voting Americans giving their votes to him.
Navanly is an unemployed blogger whose biggest achievement is the YouTube's Gold Creator Award, and as a politician he's supported by ~5% of Russia's adult population at best.
Adult, because a large part of Navany's supporters wouldn't be able to vote for him because of their age (under 18) even if he was allowed to run for president despite of criminal charges.
But they have somthing in common - Navalny spoke against the Twitter's censorship against Trump, and left his supporters from the West confused a bit...
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So the US National Guard was defending Biden... from Putin? Nice.
Of course you can't compare Trump and Navalny.
Trump is a businessman, a president of a real estate empire. He won presidential elections in 2016 with 46.1% of voting Americans giving their votes to him.
Navanly is an unemployed blogger whose biggest achievement is the YouTube's Gold Creator Award, and as a politician he's supported by ~5% of Russia's adult population at best.
Adult, because a large part of Navany's supporters wouldn't be able to vote for him because of their age (under 18) even if he was allowed to run for president despite of criminal charges.
But they have somthing in common - Navalny spoke against the Twitter's censorship against Trump, and left his supporters from the West confused a bit...
Do you believe Navalny was poisoned?
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Da, comrade. Something something borscht something something.Of course you can't compare Trump and Navalny.
Trump is a businessman, a president of a real estate empire. He won presidential elections in 2016 with 46.1% of voting Americans giving their votes to him.
Navanly is an unemployed blogger whose biggest achievement is the YouTube's Gold Creator Award, and as a politician he's supported by ~5% of Russia's adult population at best.
Adult, because a large part of Navany's supporters wouldn't be able to vote for him because of their age (under 18) even if he was allowed to run for president despite of criminal charges.
But they have somthing in common - Navalny spoke against the Twitter's censorship against Trump, and left his supporters from the West confused a bit...
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Or maybe Trump is nothing more than a cowardly draft-dodging reality TV host and more-often-than not failed real estate businessman who bankrupted the companies his father had built up and left to him. Where as Navanly is a Yale educated Lawyer who invested in Russian energy companies to bravely expose the high levels of corporate corruption that exist within them. You can spin it whichever way suits your agenda.
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Uh, to note, if he's "echoing" Merkel's stance, then that's not exactly a positive for Trump if you read that article linked.But they have somthing in common - Navalny spoke against the Twitter's censorship against Trump, and left his supporters from the West confused a bit...
Bit of a weird thing to cry free speech over. Sounds like adopting Merkel's stance would be the exact issue of 1A where the Govt. can actually regulate you being kicked off social media.
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