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  Not great, but every step away from Russia helps. It‘s not that Germany had any other option. They are trying to transition away from gas, but huge parts of their economy are built on it. So they need gas, one way or the other… Better to buy it from Qatar than Russia.
  That being said, Germany needs to transition away from gas.
context: What a relief, I was beginning to be worried about the ethical implications of energy dependence on Russia. Thankfully that is all behind us now. >
  
  dusts hands off
  Problem solved! >
  
  Ah yes. Cut dependence on one shitty regime by going with a totally different shitty regime. >
  
  an even shittier regime in fact >
  
  I don't know about that, not since the war in Ukraine. >
  
  Um. Qatar executes their LGBT+ population, women, infidels and its population is mostly made up of immigrant slave labourers who die in horrible working conditions (thats hiw the football stadium was built: slabe labour, many of whom died) 
  As bad as Putinland is, its not at the level of Qatar. >
  
  Putin is literally waging a war right now, launching missiles to destroy civilians and civilian infrastructure.
  As a gay Jew I have no love for the Qatari regime, but implying they're worse than Russia is laughable. >
  
  Yeah but if someone would have asked you the same question exactly one year ago where no war was started yet, then the answer would be Qatar.
  I also find it a bit weird that Russian killing civilians and Qatar killing civilians is not the same somehow. >
  
  Oh good, stopped buying from Hitler and started buying from Mussolini >
  
  "running with the deeeviiiil! Wahhyaaahyaaaheeeah!"
  -Van Halen >
  
  Well well what we got here? >
  
  Lmao none of you twits read the article or noticed that it's over 9 months old smh. >
  
  germany willing to deal with every dictators on earth just to avoid nuclear >
  
  Replacing one tyrant with another. >
  
  Germany shouldn’t have closed those nuclear power plants. There’s nothing more they can do about it now but it’s still insane they plan on closing the remaining ones in April. Not that it’ll make a massive difference at this point but I’ve become completely disillusioned with Green Party short sightedness. >
  
  Hopefully this deal is just in the meantime to transition Germany from gas. Both for humanitarian reasons and ecological reasons. >
  
  im pretty sure it is.
  the problem is that every deal brings countries closer together. >
  
  Out of the frying pan... >
  
  Thanks Germany, for doing your part to help Ukraine.... >
  
  Gorging on Fossil fuels for the next 20 years to increase the extent of climate damage!
  urgent persistent and determined direct action needed to change the terrible direction countries are heading regarding fossil fuel use. Green strikes, protests, sabotage. Its urgent and beyond serious >
  
  Out of the prople close to you, statistically several of them will end up dying from the ramifications of climate change. Whether it be heat stroke, epidemics of antibiotic resistant germs, fascist execution, starvation, fires, or else.
  please lets stoo being apathetic and inactive, its beyond time. >
  
  environmentalists should learn a bit lesson here. thanks for funding the Qatari regime further