Comment Re:Headlines (Score 1) 154
Then I guess the whole fucking world treats women like shit.
Most of it.
We've made great strides to treat them better, especially in the West.
And yet, there's a long way yet to go.
Then I guess the whole fucking world treats women like shit.
Most of it.
We've made great strides to treat them better, especially in the West.
And yet, there's a long way yet to go.
Giving women equal rights leads to this.
Only if you treat them like shit.
They should have equal rights, but let's not pretend that there wasn't any side affects.
Effects.
Nothing happens in a vacuum.
Treating women like shit makes them not want to pump out babies. Now they have a choice, so they are doing a lot less of it. Literally all it would take to get a large portion (a majority IMO) of them to do it without support from a decent partner would be to gracefully and quietly fund the programs that ensure they will be able to feed and provide medical care for their children even if their circumstances change, but there seems to be a problem even meeting that bar.
That is my entire fucking point: from 4 cars behind you have no way of knowing whether it's necessary or not.
But then your entire fucking point becomes pointless about 8 seconds later, literally before I could read it and roll my eyes about it.
Like any standard, it doesn't have to be fully supported, just "good enough" will do.
Except it doesn't. It's shit all day. It makes people upset all day. This means it's costing productivity all day. See, in the real world with real humans, these user pain points have real impacts on those real people.
HTH, HAND!
Remember... your cell phone wasn't made in America, so despite assurances that it can't spy on you or whatever, who really knows what code or abilities might be baked into the main CPU.
Same for if it is made in America. If it's not FOSS, then it's not trustworthy, and even then it's limited to e.g. devices you can build your own firmware for.
Otherwise, are you willing to spend billions on projects where you don't know what was actually done?
How much cash could Musk actually get his hands on? If he wanted could he withdraw say 100 billion in cash from his companies? Seems the valuations of anything having to do with Musk is uniquely disconnected from reality.
Never heard about that.
His name was never in the newspapers
I'm at a complete loss as to why you believe your personal ignorance is relevant. Your false assertion no one in Europe mentioned him is trivially disproven. Some pre-demonstration European references that took all of 5 seconds to find.
https://www.unav.edu/web/globa...
https://www.rferl.org/a/iran-c...
https://www.oxfordstudent.com/...
https://www.euronews.com/my-eu...
https://www.eureporter.co/worl...
Personally I've been keeping track of Iran and Pahlavi for decades. Your cluelessness is your problem and your problem alone.
and also the fact that the hordes of Iranian demonstrators in various Iranian cities are yelling his name
That is fake news.
What's the point of this? We've been seeing feeds full of videos before, during and after the massacres with pro Pahlavi slogans chanted by huge crowds of people. One of the most crazy sets were of people answering Pahlavi's call shouting from their balconies at night being met with indiscriminate gunfire at residential apartments from regime goons on the ground.
This really shouldn't be surprising given widespread support for Pahlavi within Iran.
"Pahlavi nostalgia is further reflected in the survey's findings that 79.9 percent of Iranians overwhelmingly favor Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi over the current political leaders."
We just saw millions in the streets chanting his name and writing his name on buildings with their own blood during the massacres early this year.
Well, I certainly did not see such things
I'm at a loss as to what you are trying to say here. Why is what you didn't see relevant? Is your lack of knowledge indicative of anything other than personal ignorance?
I doubt they need a leader.
OTOH his father was a great man, perhaps he has similar ambitions.
Oh right I forgot they already have an illegitimate leader who terrorizes and massacres their own people while exporting revolution (e.g. terrorism) globally.
He has already.
No such thing has in fact occurred. He has made consistent statements for decades indicating his goal is a democratic transition and most Iranians trust him.
Albeit being an King/Shah in exile.
He is a prince not a king.
Reza Pahlavi has no real connection to Iran
This is a wee bit bonkers. We just saw millions in the streets chanting his name and writing his name on buildings with their own blood during the massacres early this year.
A monarchy, regardless how it interacts with the republic, can not simply be put over a country. The Ayatollah regime is a theocracy, same problem. They got to power by deposing the former regime, that included the former parliament.
If Reza Pahlavi now would take (insignificant?) power, it would be the same, again. Deposing a whole structure of might.
Ding ding ding... tyranny out, democracy in. The IPP seeks to retain the vast majority of existing systems and positions during the transitional period minus IRGC "oppressive apparatus"
And: what does he have to offer? He probably does not even know the text of the constitution of his father.
Read the IPP. He is offering to lead a transitional government for the people to vote on a new democratic system and finally to vote to fill elections over the projected two year period. He isn't installing himself as a new king.
Yes, at least that is at least on paper a solution. As long as you can't just buy your way out of it more cheaply because the legal system works, that is. I can't speak to their efficacy there, only here, where... Well, you know.
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