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by gryzzly 3y ago
What means do you think would be justified for Ukranian resistance? Would launching rockets at civilian quarters in Russia be OK? Or stabbing ordinary Russians in public transport? Is shooting at cars indiscriminately OK? At what point you
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by gryzzly 3y ago
do I read your tone right, and you suggest that would be a reason to celebrate for someone? for whom? you believe the aim of the Israeli military action is territory?
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by gryzzly 3y ago
hm, and how do you feel about Qatar sponsoring higher education in the US? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Qatari_involvement_in_higher_e... Not sure these three links show that "supposedly morally superior western
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by gryzzly 3y ago
what do you mean "bribed and blackmailed"?
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by gryzzly 3y ago
convenient how, you mean?
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by gryzzly 3y ago
are we not expecting the submerging of the coastal towns anymore? what’s the potential you imagine?
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by gryzzly 3y ago
what about ISIS? or al-Qaeda? you like that type resistance i understand.
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by gryzzly 3y ago
You can iterate over files and collect them into a map from paths to contents and use a 2kb snarkdown if you need markdown parsing.
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by gryzzly 3y ago
If you believe one side is entirely at fault, especially given the history of this conflict, you are clearly subjective in your judgement. And there is no any acknowledgement of at least the "difficulty" of the situation, rather a
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by gryzzly 3y ago
please stop using the term holocaust. as horrific as destruction in gaza is, it is not a systemic annihilation of millions. it is unfair to the victims of holocaust and is unacceptable use of the term
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by gryzzly 3y ago
id say this falls under “legitimate interest” and is in the interest of reducing civilian deaths
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by gryzzly 3y ago
what about when the neighbor is sending rockets at you and takes your citizens hostage?
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by gryzzly 3y ago
"Big pharma is recognising medicinal marijuana's potential, with the global medicinal cannabis market estimated to reach nearly $24 billion". I think there are many countries where it is already touching it.
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by gryzzly 3y ago
I think it’s wonderful it didn't go the way of only allowing big-pharma and special pharmacies to distribute it, making big players pocket all the money. I think self-growing is an excellent way of obtaining it. Social clubs to distrib
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by gryzzly 3y ago
well you can’t really sell (at any scale) self-made alcohol without a license in most countries either
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by gryzzly 3y ago
"disincentivising", also known as "war on drugs" is making criminals more rich and police more corrupt. "dry laws" have also mostly resulted in proliferation of illegal alcohol sales and criminal groups dealing
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by gryzzly 3y ago
In Germany there is a spray based on eucalyptus oil and it works very well. it is marketed as “sensitive”. we have a dog that licks stuff and wanted to avoid the use of the acaricides
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by gryzzly 3y ago
it wasn’t always the case (or at least most people believed it wasn’t) and they exist for a long time – the suggestion I think is for the people like me, who wrote something there over 10 years ago and now their posts would possibly stop be
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by gryzzly 3y ago
are there exceptions to this?
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by gryzzly 3y ago
Is there anything that social media didn't corrupt? Which will be the first state to ban always-on smartphones for kids under 18? Is there even other way to deal with this? Would banning only hurt?
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by gryzzly 3y ago
I get amazing focus on train and bus rides.
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by gryzzly 3y ago
"The Grayzone is an American fringe,[7] far-left[19] news website and blog,[23] founded and edited by American journalist Max Blumenthal" "It is known for its negative coverage of American foreign policy,[1][4] misleading rep
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by gryzzly 3y ago
TRT is a Turkish public broadcast service. Erdogan openly supports Hamas.
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by gryzzly 3y ago
i guess the result of that civilian smuggling is the access to food, medicine and other lifesaving goods for the civilians? oh, no, it seems like it is weapons and hostages.
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by gryzzly 3y ago
what are you talking about? my reply was to “credible evidence of a large, undergroud Hamas facility” and I posted that, and not via israeli, but via hamas own channels. I have no idea why you replied what you did.
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by gryzzly 3y ago
the point here is that stone throwing kills people, it’s not a joke. so the policy of it being illegal and punishable is not a "crushing" or "hate crime" and definitely is not "hostage taking".
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by gryzzly 3y ago
Why did 500 Israeli soldiers die in Gaza from your perspective?
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by gryzzly 3y ago
everyone can see enough of what you wrote, bbye.
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by gryzzly 3y ago
and any reason you decided not to answer the second part of the question?
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by gryzzly 3y ago
can you link me to such polls?

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