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by breppp 1y ago
and neither would Chomsky be interviewed by the BBC for his linguistic theory, if he hadn't held these edgy opinions
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by breppp 1y ago
The entire idea is to buy an undervalued platform using insider information, if the stock price plunges after he committed to a price then it's no longer undervalued. This has happened between his bid and termination announcements. I a
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by breppp 1y ago
My conspiracy theory was that because of Musk's involvement in OpenAI he had foreknowledge of the impeding release of ChatGPT. In that context, Twitter as a source for AI training can be far more valuable than a rage filled social netw
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by breppp 1y ago
Artists are earning pennies of what subscribers are paying? then let's not pay, that will show them artists
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by breppp 1y ago
Create a revolutionary movement, take over the state and steal the money of the lower classes
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by breppp 1y ago
Do you have statistics as to how many people have died by starvation in Gaza? How is it related to concentration and how is it working to destroy the entire population of Gaza? (as in death rates vs birth rates)
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by breppp 1y ago
And you can gather from your own quote that Jabotinsky's view was very unpopular at the time. The mainstream jewish opinion is that living in peace is possible. That's why there were no real attempts at creating a capable militia
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by breppp 1y ago
Except that it's not a genocide, claiming Israel is out to destroy the Palestinian people after two years of war with precision bombs is hilariously incorrect and highly misrepresented. There's a reason that your example includes
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by breppp 1y ago
They never became an Israeli tribe, they were a people of a foreign origin, probably greek. They have disappeared from history after they were exiled by the babylonians, like most people of the area of that time.
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by breppp 1y ago
While most Iranian Jews left Iran and are currently in Israel, 200k compared to 9k left in Iran, so the numbers don't really support your statement
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by breppp 1y ago
> A state named "Israel" is not a prerequisite for Jewish people to live peacefully anywhere. In fact, it appears to be the opposite, based on historical fact That's not my take from 2000 years of Jewish prosecution, in mu
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by breppp 1y ago
> Settlers came to form an ethnostate Zionists like most national movement of the same time goal was to form an ethnostate, just like the palestinian national movement goal was to form an ethnostate, or the czech, polish, ukraine, etc th
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by breppp 1y ago
It's not a defense argument rather than reality. People seem to think this conflict is special, but usually due to ignoring similarities to their own countries and their own moralities. Regarding court, there is a very valid defense in
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by breppp 1y ago
I said "negligible". The original population was largely killed and replaced
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by breppp 1y ago
Palestinians can be arguably labeled as the aggressor country if that's how you want to spin the narrative. As Jews were peacefully buying lands when the massacres and ethnic cleansing started at 1929. Most germans were living in their
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by breppp 1y ago
No, the difference is that the native population of western countries very much disappeared, because this was an actual genocide their percent of population is now negligible. While the Palestinian population in Israel proper is around 25%
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by breppp 1y ago
> Please name some other countries post-WW2 that were "founded by ethnic cleansing" and embraced by the international community and educate the rest of us https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Expulsion_of_Greeks_f
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Pro-Scottish independence accounts go dark after Israeli strikes(ukdefencejournal.org.uk)
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by breppp 1y ago
Not sure, how "nothing of what i said is true" I didn't say there are no supporters, but there is an asymmetry between supporters and protestors. Supporters are being brought by buses, are often members of the Basij or other
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by breppp 1y ago
> During the 1980s, when the PLO was the dominant force in Palestine and wanted a two-state solution, Israel supported the much less influential Hamas in order to undermine PLO's position. And I think in 2017, Israel asked Qatar to
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by breppp 1y ago
to be fair what you see is 6 bombs points of entry, you don't know what happened to the underground compound. From what I gathered from OSINT types, they have breached the ventilation shafts above the centrifuge halls
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by breppp 1y ago
probably the same could be said about iran now
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by breppp 1y ago
not really, the escalation started on October 7th 2023, which was financed and orchestrated by Iran.[1] An ongoing war that includes all of Iran proxies. [1] https://www.terrorism-info.org.il/en/activities-of-saeed-iza.
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by breppp 1y ago
so nothing changed then, hasn't it? except for the addition of some cruel medieval islamic punishments and the occasional intentional blinding of protestors
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by breppp 1y ago
It's a bit more complex than that, you have a country with two decades of mass demonstrations that were brutally suppressed and a new generation that no longer sees itself as religious while living in a theocracy. they do have a massiv
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by breppp 1y ago
and? did he hang homosexuals on cranes? cut the hands of thieves or rape protestors? I am pretty sure Iran's current regime wins the brutal dictatorship game
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by breppp 1y ago
only means that their long game plan of sacrificing the palestinians for a chance at some regional/international influence is working
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by breppp 1y ago
Reminds of the story of Major Major from Catch 22 who was promoted due to a computer bug to the rank of Major and outranked everyone in flight school
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by breppp 1y ago
> An obvious intention to do injury https://www.timesofisrael.com/iran-general-says-tehran-aims-... "Iran general says Tehran aims to wipe Israel off the ‘global political map’", that's consistent with oth
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by breppp 1y ago
not yet, although I am curious why this specific technology is linked to so many scandals involving journalists. Is it simply because that journalists are interested in stories about journalists and that what makes the news, or a power corr

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