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by hmcq6 2y ago
This isn't true. Where, for instance, is the Arab right of return? It also heavily reeks of the insinuation that Hamas imposes sharia law which is not the case. But really, how can you claim "arabs are more free" while Israel
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by hmcq6 2y ago
1) I gave you hard data, I don't count "You don't remember the holocaust" as hard data. 2) Prove it. Give me data not just your opinion. 3) Not really and I fail to see how this is even important. The US is not engaging
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by hmcq6 2y ago
> 11,000 is not “tens of thousands.” It’s a horrible number. But horrible doesn’t mean numbers are meaningless. 1) you're splitting semantic hairs that no one but you actually cares about. No one who is still on the fence is going t
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by hmcq6 2y ago
> Conservative figures show that more than 6,000 women and 11,000 children were killed in Gaza by the Israeli military over the last 12 months. https://www.oxfam.org/en/press-releases/more-women-and-child... Ed
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by hmcq6 2y ago
Do you have any evidence that a large percentage of that population is refugees? What was Yaakov Fauci fleeing from? > These people are refugees, not "colonists" Many settlers in America were fleeing religious prosecution in Br
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by hmcq6 2y ago
What about the clearly marked press or World Central Kitchen vehicles? https://apnews.com/article/lebanon-israel-hezbollah-journali... . https://wck.org/news/gaza-team-update Or what about when the
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by hmcq6 2y ago
"Fair" is a funny word to choose. One side is fighting with salvaged weapons and the other has the backing of the strongest militaries in the world. One side isn't allowed air support. One side isn't allowed food, water
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by hmcq6 2y ago
> Also, in what upside-down universe is a forcibly expelled indigenous people returning home 'colonial'? Because they weren't forcibly expelled from Palestine! If I get unlawfully evicted from my new apartment that doesn&#
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by hmcq6 2y ago
You completely left out the Nakba. Which you would have to to even attempt to make this point. > The Arabs invite all the nations around them to attack the Jews with them. I assume you're talking about the "Arab Invasion"
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by hmcq6 2y ago
> I’m sure the people of Israel would have loved to maintain ties with their homeland Oh yeah, there's definitely no ties between the two. EU states definitely didn't send 1.76 billion euros ($1.9bn) (in arms) to Israel in exch
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by hmcq6 2y ago
> It’s a legitimate strategy It's a legitimate strategy for manufacturing consent not for international conflict. Being a belligerent occupier is not a legitimate strategy for international conflict.
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by hmcq6 2y ago
Israel has been funding anti PLO/PA efforts since the 80's https://theintercept.com/2018/02/19/hamas-israel-palestine-c...
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by hmcq6 2y ago
> According to various reports, Netanyahu made a similar point at a Likud faction meeting in early 2019, when he was quoted as saying that those who oppose a Palestinian state should support the transfer of funds to Gaza, because maintai
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by hmcq6 2y ago
No, the answer is that I should never have to think about whether a coworker uses spaces vs tabs. That's a sign that either your text editor/IDE is misconfigured or that your project needs a tool like Prettier. Also it was a joke.
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by hmcq6 2y ago
They are able to source labor locally though. They're just not willing to pay market rate. The fact that companies can import more exploitable workers who they can also pay less than market rate does not equate to them not being una
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by hmcq6 2y ago
It's also largely impossible to provide the benefits of honey with out that direct participation. Honey was a scam, that's why it would sometimes give out good discounts. There's no free lunch on the internet. You either pa
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by hmcq6 2y ago
"I fucked a lot of people out of jobs and wasted their time but I don't want to name and shame because I don't want to have to look for a job myself" Edit: I appreciate your honesty. I just want to call out the irony. I
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by hmcq6 2y ago
>I t may hurt the individual, but helps the country. No, it helps the Capitalists. Companies already do everything they can to avoid paying taxes. They'll move the business out of the country as soon as it is financially advisable.
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by hmcq6 2y ago
1) If Companies could just outsource this work they would already. An H1B Visa sponsorship is more costly than outsourcing. 2) H1B visa recipients very famously send money back to their home countries. Taking money out of our economy makes
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by hmcq6 2y ago
Just following orders
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by hmcq6 2y ago
I don't think this is correct. I remember it being a lottery Maybe in Battle Royale 2 it was revealed this was the case
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by hmcq6 2y ago
> Kids that attended were not only coders, but musicians and artists as well. Creatives are Creatives. Don't reduce yourself as a programmer purely to a scientist. There is an art in what we do. Edit: if you disagree then tell me wh
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by hmcq6 2y ago
Same, Battle Royale always seemed anti-government to me where Squid Games is very explicitly anti-capitalist. I know there was a reward for winning and the fundamental reason for the Battle Royale was economic, but I always got the vibe the
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by hmcq6 2y ago
> For parties less than 6 But it sounds like major studios would also be able to take advantage of this loophole if they only send 6 people? Overall the rules sound good, I'm just concerned that national parks are going to loose out
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by hmcq6 2y ago
I'm just picturing this device tipping over because the screen is too far open when the screen starts extending. Worth $3,500? With the "specs" provided? Absolutely not.
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by hmcq6 2y ago
> That involves violating their privacy, which is essentially a form of doxxing (as far as dating online goes). No buddy. Doxing is not identifying that you dated the same person, it's almost exclusively providing their address. &gt
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by hmcq6 2y ago
> There was at least one of these groups in several major cities. Is there an "are we dating the same guy?" group for every city? Sure I believe that. Do 100% of those groups commit Doxing? Well, that I'm not so sure of. I
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by hmcq6 2y ago
Test kits are hard for powders. The only proper way to perform a test is to put your whole stash in water, drop a drop of the spiked water on the test and then evaporate out all the water if your test comes back clean.
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by hmcq6 2y ago
> no judgements "No judgements" is not something I would attribute to legal venues. I mean there are SOOOOOOOO many clubs with dress codes, and that's just scratching the surface. It is my understanding that rave culture e
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by hmcq6 2y ago
> Facebook tolerated groups where online dating users doxed and smeared each other. This hasn’t been proven as the case is still ongoing. Also the plaintiff in this case got arrested last year for tax fraud

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