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Well then, that's definitely way more effective than re-posting what UN says. No sarcasm in case it sounded like it.

Why would not they just lie?

I just tried to, again, by changing people's mentality and how you approach this problem, but, again, it's backfiring because people don't want to go out in the streets, but tweet at UN

Instead of being open about this, why are you seemingly coming at people who want things to finally change, instead of continuing this genocide? What have you done and what are you doing right now?

So you're just... pointing out facts about international law in the thread about protesters trying to break a siege--what, for fun? I don't understand what you're trying to accomplish.

I was triggered at "See what UN said, we're winning" mentality. It's coping mechanism at best. People need to stop hoping for the UN to change things. See how European governments are slowly changing attitude after protests, not tweeting UN.

In any case, this is hopeless, I'm deleting my original comment and again regretting trying to talk some sense into people

There is only one country that has threatened to arrest ICC/ICJ judges and threatened UN if they don't do what they want.

EDIT: Actually, Israel might be the second one, but I can't remember it from top of my head, bit I fully expect them to

I haven't played it myself, but reddit told me it's actually anti-soviet as it portrays the dangers of that system or authoritarism. Think of it like 1984. Any truth to that?

Yes, but most of those games don't have steam workshop.

It's more like almost everyone agrees to something and then an authoritarian with veto power says no, which is a deep rooted problem with the UN itself

CO2 is just one piece of the puzzle in air pollution

...exactly my comment. Exactly which is why I said that governments rarely align with UN (aka. guidance)

Lemmy misinterpreting things as usual.