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by gryzzly 3y ago
so do you think that in a family where father is launching rockets indiscriminately at people, the mom will be teaching children about coexistance and building a peace loving community?
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by gryzzly 3y ago
I don’t care what individuals boycott. I care about hundreds of millions of euros going for support of terrorism. You know what’s relief? Medicine, food, re-settling. You know what’s not relief? Teaching children to martyr for the profit o
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by gryzzly 3y ago
A relief agency that employs terrorists is being held to an impossible standard you think? It’s an impossible standard to not hire people who kill, kidnap and rape? And btw, 12 out 12000 is 0,1%. Also, it’s more like 10% btw, and 50% having
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by gryzzly 3y ago
what a surprise, no answer on your sources. I assume boasting you are reading Twitter and watching TikTok is not going to make your points be respected better by "objective observers".
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by gryzzly 3y ago
I want you to answer me, which bits are untrue in the following report: https://www.rootsmetals.com/blogs/news/unrwa-an-update Is it quotes of UN managers who say “being part of hamas is not a crime” in 2004? or i
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by gryzzly 3y ago
dear propaganda-meter person, please answer which sources are good for the propaganda-sensing objective observer?
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by gryzzly 3y ago
So, the intelligence shared by the official elected government of one western country to the governments of other western countries and the UN is "kind of propaganda". What is "objective observer" is supposed to believ
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by gryzzly 3y ago
point 1 in the linked document: "Out of approx. 12,000 UNRWA employees in GS, about 10% arc Hamas/PI operatives and about 50% are first degree relatives with a Hamas operative." and you know it’s not true, how? Most western g
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by gryzzly 3y ago
what are you implying? that Israel purposefully killed Palestinians? I’m curious there – if you are caring about innocent Arab lives – what other human suffering in Arab countries are you following closely and making cynical remarks about?
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by gryzzly 3y ago
yeah it’s cool that UN hires active terrorists and that the West sponsors that, is that you are saying? or are you saying this not true? What are you actually saying?
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by gryzzly 3y ago
Israel did have whatever intelligence that it could gather and made a lot effort there – https://www.newsweek.com/israel-implemented-more-measures-pr... , and Hamas is to blame for the civilian deaths. Hamas also openly says
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by gryzzly 3y ago
supporting a country that fights indiscriminate violence against its citizens is not malice. supporting anti-western anti-civilisation pseudo progressive propaganda might be, though.
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by gryzzly 3y ago
No, it appears on the page = HTML and CSS is parsed. When you load your scripts is up to you.
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by gryzzly 3y ago
better than centralized `$('.special-element').applyDynamicBehaviour()` you control when the script is loaded right? connectedCallback happens per component, not in a centralised manner – so you write the logic for what happens in
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by gryzzly 3y ago
hiring a person who will untangle your crap will cut into your bottom line – I think many people care.
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by gryzzly 3y ago
JS/HTML web components are the static HTML – ``` <marker-of-dynamic-behavior> {your standard static html} </marker-of-dynamic-behavior> ``` This is just a better way of doing DOM scripting, enhancing without waitin
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by gryzzly 3y ago
the point of them is that you are providing full proper HTML and CSS so client-side stuff kicks in only when it can and needs to be kicked in.
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by gryzzly 3y ago
google "html web components"
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by gryzzly 3y ago
what about maintain a product? ship improvements and changes to the product?
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by gryzzly 3y ago
yeah, it works, but try getting back to this codebase in 3 months and then refactor something small. worse, it’s someone else who will have to do it after you.
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by gryzzly 3y ago
it’s ok for putting something together quickly and it’s a garbage tool for maintenance - I feel unfortunate having inherited a codebase with Tailwind.
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by gryzzly 3y ago
1) they will sign you up via this or another dark pattern so that you will have to threaten legal action and otherwise waste time demanding they refund you – I imagine many people agree to receive their low quality food for some time instea
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by gryzzly 3y ago
I’m in process of fighting Hellofresh for still sending my family personalised "reactivation" spam even though we requested full private data removal per GDPR. I’d be glad to report it to the respective institution in Germany.
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by gryzzly 3y ago
Israel has no “military thirst for blood” and is protecting its citizens from literal massacres, thousands of rocket launches and hostage capturing, and infiltrations by terrorists, and inciting jihadism across “still civilian” population.
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by gryzzly 3y ago
not “near” them, under them, between them, in their schools, attraction parks, hospitals.
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by gryzzly 3y ago
and it is done by hamas, yes.
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by gryzzly 3y ago
interesting you are not appaled by the killing of 1200 jews on one day, the highest number since holocaust, strange you are not appaled by thoudands of rocket launches and by thousands of terrorist attacks
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by gryzzly 3y ago
when the bad people are killing innocent people, then you sure as hell dont keep letting them do it
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by gryzzly 3y ago
you are, twitter believer. picking your infos from the ultimate pile of poop
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by gryzzly 3y ago
lol, according to qatar owned al-jazeera, that publishes go-pro videos by hamas terrorists (how does it get them?) and qatar literally is the place of hiding of hamas officials - good job, “skeptics”. just stop for a second before posting.

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