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by fortzi 8mo ago
The definition of genocide has been fluid lately. Can you clarify what you mean, exactly?
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by fortzi 8mo ago
While the sanctions may have triggered the current round of protests, what about the previous rounds? [1] Why are you ignoring those? Many Iranians hate their regime because it’s an oppressive theocratic one. Just as an example of why Irani
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by fortzi 8mo ago
> For whatever reason… Seems like you acknowledge your own lack of understanding of the subject (admirable!). Why then do you make such bold claims?
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by fortzi 8mo ago
What’s all that burning of American flag, chanting “death to america”, and calling the USA “the great devil” all about then? Playful banter?
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by fortzi 8mo ago
Epstein regime? Sure enough, the rest of your comment maintains the same line of incoherent meme fueled rant.
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by fortzi 8mo ago
What a substantial comment!
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by fortzi 8mo ago
Houthi attacks on trading ships, for example
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by fortzi 8mo ago
Sorry, but it sounds crazy to me, I don’t know what to make of that. Do you care about those people or not? Sorry, unless I’m missing something, what you said just sounds like a cop out.
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by fortzi 8mo ago
Can you clarify what you mean by Genocide? It seems like this definition has become very fluid
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by fortzi 8mo ago
Maybe you should ask a few Palestinians before making such statements. Polls made by respected Palestinian surveyors show immense support for Hamas by Palestinians [1]. If you dig inti the polls, you’ll find great support in continuing the
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by fortzi 8mo ago
Iran is not an adversary of Israel, as much as the IRGC is.
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by fortzi 8mo ago
Arabs are about 2% of Iran’s population [1], and most of the rest will be insulted if you called them arabs to their face. Many see themselves better than arabs, and many more are mad about the arab occupation that brought Islam to take ove
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by fortzi 8mo ago
It’s not a small group of people that we can afford to “lose”. It’s widespread in an entire generation (at least), a fact that threatens our society as a whole.
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by fortzi 10mo ago
That’s stating the obvious. What could be done to deal with that?
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by fortzi 10mo ago
The stakes are not the same
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by fortzi 10mo ago
Iran has been openly funding and training actual terrorist organizations, as recognized by many countries. If fighting that is terrorism to you, then I’m not sure what you’re doing here on the enemy’s social media…
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by fortzi 10mo ago
Switching over to another ecommerce provider is a massive undertaking. It’s like if someone asked you to move your residence because the smoke from your bbq hurts their lungs
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by fortzi 11mo ago
You might be looking for the word “accountability”
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by fortzi 1y ago
The page explaining double entry accounting is worth an HN post on its own
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by fortzi 1y ago
Tell us more about your insights, as a clueless outsider
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by fortzi 1y ago
> we haven't yet seen Belgian commandos coming to kidnap people in France or Luxembourgers launching rockets Not all hate crimes involve rockets. I know a few Jews who grew up in France, and all of them report antisemitic incidents
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by fortzi 1y ago
I believe you’re giving the worst Israeli government of all times too much credit, as if it’s able to “pull the strings” in Washington
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by fortzi 1y ago
Every French jew that I know has been dealing with direct antisemitism in France, sometimes violent. Your comment seems to downplay that.
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by fortzi 1y ago
This is incredibly nitpicky compared to the low standard that Whatsapp is held to
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by fortzi 1y ago
IRGC is known for funding and training militant and terrier groups globally. They also call for the annihilation of the Big Satan (USA) and the Small Satan (Israel). All the while running for The Bomb. I wouldn’t call the present sutuation
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by fortzi 2y ago
Companies don’t have feelings like you do, and they don’t have ideologies. They do what they think will make them money.
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by fortzi 2y ago
It may be better to start with understanding why on earth the it’s so expensive to get educated in the USA, while in other countries it’s much cheaper, even when unsubsidized
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by fortzi 2y ago
If I’m not mistaking, the coordinates in any given latent space (in this context) are countable, as there is a finite amount of dimentions. You can even only consider the space enveloped by the already explored coordinates (e.g. English wor
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by fortzi 2y ago
It’s not about assigning blame, it’s about encouraging the kind of player behavior that will lead to better learning
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by fortzi 2y ago
Then you must apply the same logic to public infrastructure for cars. Why would someone who only walks or bikes have to pay for the gigantic and expensive infrastructure needed for cars? Why would they have to have their immediate surroundi

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