Comment Re:It's funny... (Score 1) 100
To be fair, that slogan is pretty popular in the whole region in general. They're maybe just joining the bandwagon.
To be fair, that slogan is pretty popular in the whole region in general. They're maybe just joining the bandwagon.
That depends entirely on who you allow to define what qualifies as Hamas.
No, genocide, unlike privacy violations, is something Google didn't do on me.
Yet, hey, you never know what the future will bring.
If I cannot support what my employer does, I have to quit. Simple as that.
Fortunately I'm not weighed down by useless crap like a conscience. Quite seriously, that seems to be a really big problem when it comes to earning money. I can slowly get why CEOs generally don't bother with that crap.
Hey, if people get paid to hawk and peddle crap on the internet, why not to yell slogans?
In either case, you should not have too strong opinions about what crap you peddle or yell. There's a German proverb that would fit really well here: Whose bread I eat, those songs I sing.
And in this case, quite literally so.
Just so I know who to side with here, what marginalized group are we talking about? The Palestinians who get mowed down by the Israel army or the Jews that get blown to pieces by Hamas?
The tragedy in this whole farce is that the ones that could make peace don't want it and the ones that would want peace can't make it.
Well, when you hire people based on their strong political opinions rather than their strong skill set, you should not be surprised when they actually use it.
Duh.
People will start to think like professional athletes: I have to earn a life's wage by the time I'm 35, because after that I won't have an income anymore.
So you better start paying me better.
Predicting something that's constantly changing isn't easy, I hope that's not too hard to grasp.
Going by what we can observe, what even I can say is that the outlook isn't that good. Then again, I hope the planet will last another 30 years. I don't have no kids and my remaining life expectancy is about that many years, so
If you're younger and/or have kids... you should.
If it makes you feel better, call it a "weather crisis". Tomeeto, tomaato.
What matters is that the whole shit is getting out of hand as we're watching.
Aren't the people who poop on climate science the same who usually lament that people care way, way too much about the fee-fees of people today and that they should just grow a pair and toughen up.
So toughen up, morons!
A month ago it was freezing. 2 weeks ago, we hit the 30s (Celsius, that's like the 90s in backwards units). We're now back to freezing temperatures. But don't you worry, we should be back in the 30s come May.
You want to call that normal?
Talking to yourself again, I see?
Melodrama much?
We have the technology to wane us from the habit of fossils now. Yes, it is indeed possible to have civilization AND a habitable planet.
Actually, considering how humans react when resources (especially stuff like food and water) get scarce, I dare say having a habitable planet is a prerequisite for retaining civilization.
It's like playing hide and seek with a three year old that covers his eyes and thinks if he can't see you, you can't see him.
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