📍The countries that voted against were:

  • ❌🇦🇷Argentina
  • ❌🇭🇺Hungary
  • ❌🇮🇱Israel
  • ❌🇲🇰North Macedonia
  • ❌🇵🇾Paraguay
  • ❌🇺🇦Ukraine
  • ❌🇺🇸United States

The resolution, adopted for the 33rd consecutive year, “once again urges the states that have applied and continue to apply such laws and measures to take the necessary steps to repeal or invalidate them as soon as possible.”

  • La Dame d'Azur@lemmygrad.ml
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    6 days ago

    I get the others but why North Macedonia and Paraguay? What’s going on with them that they sided with the Empire?

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      North Macedonia aspires to join NATO and has a very right-wing and anti-communist government. They’ve been wanting to buy weapons from the US for some time now too. Small countries usually will take advantage of these votes to signal the US that they want to get closer relations. Essentially good ol’ boot licking

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        Odd to try and get closer to the empire now as it enters decline.

        Either they’re not paying attention, are overconfident in the US’ position, have been totally captured by Langley, or are hoping the US will be desperate enough for allies they’ll bother to pay attention.

        Regardless this doesn’t seem like a well thought out strategy. USA is old news now.

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          The bourgeoisie of Macedonia don’t think that far ahead, much like the bourgeoisie anywhere else. They would rather go down with the US than have any sort of worker empowerment

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      From what little I know of Paraguay they have a history of strange right wing populist politics. Apart from that I imagine they are jumping on Argentina’s bandwagon.