ImJamal

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by ImJamal 3y ago
I don't think anybody really agrees with that position. Let's take an extreme example The second amendment is: A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arm
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Sweden gangs: Army to help police after surge in killings(bbc.com)
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>but most normal kids seem to have bounced back just fine There are millions of non-normal kids.
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by ImJamal 3y ago
>Nobody is forcing anyone to buy Apple’s products Nobody is forcing you to use any third party browser or app store of anything else.
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by ImJamal 3y ago
>The USA sold lots of weapons to Iran pre-1978. That didn’t stop war from breaking out in the 1980s (Iran-Iraq) or after (all of the smaller battles/state-sponsored terrorism It is almost as though something happened in 1979 that sh
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by ImJamal 3y ago
Julius Caesar's father was not even born when Carthage was destroyed. I'm not sure I see the connection?
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by ImJamal 3y ago
Any jet in the air or on ships (I don't think F35As are on ships, only B and Cs) would presumably be untouched if runways were destroyed.
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by ImJamal 3y ago
They likely would exist, at least some of them. Cartels are getting into legal industries like avocados and gold mines. They are also involved with human trafficking, protection rackets, robberies, etc. The LA Times did an exposé about the
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by ImJamal 3y ago
Churches will often times have food pantries, soup kitchens, hospitals, orphanages, homeless shelters, etc. They provide resources to the poorest in their community.
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by ImJamal 3y ago
>has limited water Is this really a risk? They get 85% of their drinking water from desalination and since Israel is on the Mediterranean running out of water doesn't seem likely.
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>That's a very complicated situation that has been going on for a very long time. So is the Russia / Ukraine situation. They have been fighting for more than 300 years. Russia even annexed Crimea in the 1700s. The idea that it
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by ImJamal 3y ago
>That's the problem though - having your own special definition of "defensive actions" makes the whole sentence meaningless. To suggest going on an offensive is not an offensive is ridiculous. Ukraine has been talking abou
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by ImJamal 3y ago
Do you think a person who was opposed to their technology being used by Israel to kill Palestinians would be arrested on treason. Even if you think they would be arrested, would you be in favor of it, or do you just hold this view with Ukra
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by ImJamal 3y ago
I haven't seen any evidence that Star shield will be used to kill anybody. Also, to be clear, Musk isn't opposed to using it for killing people. If he was he wouldn't allow it in defensive military actions in Ukraine. Defensi
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by ImJamal 3y ago
I'm just annoyed of people always assuming the worst in people. Musk is a pubic enemy so anything he does or says is bad. It is just so tiring. Every day on the front page of HN there is Musk hate. Look, I'm not a fan of Musk, but
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by ImJamal 3y ago
>It's a bit simpler than that. Musk used his power to block a US ally from achieving a critical objective in their war to drive out the invader You didn't answer my question in my previous post. Do you hold this view with Israe
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by ImJamal 3y ago
I'm not Musk, but I assume it is based on who started each conflict within the war. If Russia moves troops further into Ukraine stopping that push would be defensive. If Ukraine tries to remove Russian troops that would be offensive. M
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by ImJamal 3y ago
I'm quite confused as to your post. Are you suggesting that Musk is obligated to promote the US' foreign policy goals? If he never decided to provide Starlinks dishes to the Ukrainians would you think he is obligated to provide th
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by ImJamal 3y ago
Some might, but Musk doesn't. I don't see why he should be forced to provide a service for an action that the Ukrainians agreed not to use it for.
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by ImJamal 3y ago
I'm not saying anything of the sort. I'm saying what Musk's views are.
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by ImJamal 3y ago
I don't have a subscription to Blomberg and the archive link isn't working for me, but this seems ridiculous. Musk and the SpaceX president have been consistently saying they doesn't want Starlink to be used for offensive pur
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by ImJamal 3y ago
Blackout doesn't strictly refer to electrical. Communication blackout is an example. Another example is for certain sports on TV may have a blackout due to contract negotiations and whatnot. If somebody reads the first sentence of the
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by ImJamal 3y ago
>this could be onerous for small companies Probably why Apple supports it.
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Income, Poverty and Health Insurance Coverage in the United States: 2022(census.gov)
1 points by ImJamal 3y ago|0 comments
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by ImJamal 3y ago
The solution seems simple. Do not have any sorts of trends or suggestions. Secondly, show all posts in chronological order. This would prevent issues with promoting/demoting content and prevent pushing any topic onto people. If somebod
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by ImJamal 3y ago
If this is a big enough of a problem it seems like they could enable the charger when you order food?
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by ImJamal 3y ago
I wash my clothes after each use. Clothing, unlike the cheap grocery bags, are usually better quality and last longer than bags. Perhaps I just have cheap bags, but they don't seem to last all that long.

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