kelthuzad

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by kelthuzad 2y ago
>And I’m sure the ones before him were not much more enlightened about this issue. They weren't. Ataturk was literally part of the secular CUP movement which committed the genocide. That secular party also known as the "Young T
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by kelthuzad 2y ago
Yeah those bad Muslims the "only" thing they ever did was save jewry from extinction and help them flourish and in return we rewarded them with colonization and genocide /s "First, in 570 CE, when the Prophet Mohammad wa
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by kelthuzad 2y ago
>Muslims, Christians and Jews all lived in Palestine during the Ottoman era. Jews discovered Europe was pretty hostile, Zionism was born. Many move to Palestine, buy land and settle down. It's wrong to reduce Zionism as solely a rea
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by kelthuzad 2y ago
Why did Israel refuse cooperation if there was any evidence for sexual violence? "The UN's special representative on conflict-related sexual violence asked to investigate Hamas' alleged crimes on October 7 and towards the hos
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by kelthuzad 2y ago
Israel's history and present is the manifestation of amoral jewish supremacists[0] trying to ethnically cleanse Palestine by any means which naturally manifested itself in the current genocide[1] of Palestinians. Early Zionist leaders
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The atrocity propaganda of "mass rape" has already been refuted and "1000" civilians is not true either: "A total of 630 hospitalized casualties (277 civilians and 353 soldiers) suffered from gunshot wounds (90%), e
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by kelthuzad 2y ago
>This isn't debunking anything considering that the report itself agrees: "A combination of chaos, enormous grief and Jewish religious duties meant that many bodies were buried as quickly as possible [...]" It is debunked
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by kelthuzad 2y ago
It's not a stretch by any means, that NYT article is textbook propaganda and the wikipedia article elaborates on it https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Screams_Without_Words because of lack of forensic evidence - no aut
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by kelthuzad 2y ago
The wall street journal seems to disagree https://www.wsj.com/world/middle-east/hamas-has-another-sinw...
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Read the article, it does say that. "In appeals, his defense team produced evidence that DNA taken from the knife revealed an unknown male profile and did not match Williams."
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>There is no objective definition of reasonable doubt. And I never claimed that there is, I clearly referred to its creation i.e. the _existence_ of reasonable doubt that can be objectively identified through specific factors such as co
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https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2024/09/23/missou... - "Among the evidence police collected: bloody shoeprints and fingerprints, a knife sheath and the suspect's hair colle
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by kelthuzad 2y ago
When substantial forensic evidence such as fingerprints, DNA, or hair found at a crime scene does not match the accused, it does more than suggest the presence of others, it significantly undermines the hypothesis that the accused was invol
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by kelthuzad 2y ago
>I didn't misunderstand or misrepresent anything. Your argument, and The Innocence Project's, seems to be that a lack of physical evidence tying the accused to the crime scene constitutes reasonable doubt. I disagree, and so di
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by kelthuzad 2y ago
You are severely misunderstanding the role of DNA evidence here - you suggest that those arguing for Williams' innocence (including The Innocence Project) rely solely on the absence of DNA evidence linking Williams to the crime. Howeve
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Sentencing a man to death when there is reasonable doubt of his guilt is a miscarriage of justice. "A crime scene covered with forensic evidence contained no link to Mr. Williams. Mr. Williams has been seeking to prove his innocence th
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by kelthuzad 2y ago
Before we rush to conclusions and make up just-so stories, note this passage from the research: "The relationship between cognitive function and lifestyle factors such as alcohol consumption and smoking proved complex. Individuals who
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by kelthuzad 2y ago
it's "up" by +0.31$ (1.01%) for today, but Intel is down -1.90$ (-5.69%) over the past 5 days and down -12.24$ (-28.03%) over the past 6 months and down -16.38$ (-34.28%) year to date and down -20.19$ (-39.14%) over the past
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by kelthuzad 2y ago
I always feel like "I should rather do real work instead" while playing such complex games that almost feel like work to learn. maybe that's just a byproduct of a "toxic productivity" mindset I developed
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Apple is launching its own password manager app(techcrunch.com)
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If Apple can block what's on "independent" third-party app stores, then the letter of the DMA may be violated or not, but its spirit is most certainly violated. Hope the EU cracks down on such malicious compliance.
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Apple Unveils macOS Sequoia(techcrunch.com)
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iOS 18 will let you hide and lock apps(techcrunch.com)
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Apple Debuts VisionOS 2(techcrunch.com)
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by kelthuzad 2y ago
prop·a·gan·da /ˌpräpəˈɡandə/ noun 1. information, especially of a biased or misleading nature, used to promote or publicize a particular political cause or point of view. This definition is good enough, I don't see why it wou
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>The legitimate purposes exist. But unless they're effectively zero effort and zero cost, people won't use them. It'll always be just a few privacy advocates and a whole buncha criminals. But this sentiment of yours is wea
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I swear this reminds me of the 1990s in the United States, known as the "Crypto Wars". Many argued that the primary users of strong encryption would be criminals, terrorists, and other malicious actors, implying that law-abiding c
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by kelthuzad 2y ago
"It finds that the anti-money laundering policy intervention has less than 0.1 percent impact on criminal finances, compliance costs exceed recovered criminal funds more than a hundred times over, and banks, taxpayers and ordinary citi
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by kelthuzad 2y ago
>People also aren't aware that phone numbers and usernames are tied on Telegram. But you can, under Privacy & Security, switch Phone number visibility to "nobody". You can also change your username anytime you want to.
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by kelthuzad 2y ago
You're still conflating murdering civilians and destroying civilian infrastructure with "winning", but the resistance is quite safe in their tunnels and they are still fighting[0] back. It's also advisable to take Israel

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