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by tdeck 1y ago
Almost half of Jewish Israelis polled said they supported killing everyone in Gaza. https://archive.is/nNzq4 About 80 percent supported ethnic cleansing of Gaza. I don't think it's just propaganda. These folks k
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by tdeck 1y ago
So we're just glossing over the fact that you tried to pretend the ICJ had said it wasn't genocide, a blatant lie, in your parent post? Why are you so committed to muddying the waters here?
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by tdeck 1y ago
When were the Palestinians able to exercise their legally affirmed right of return? I must have missed that.
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by tdeck 1y ago
This is like complaining that Nat Turner didn't move the needle on moving the US toward universal suffrage.
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by tdeck 1y ago
> ? I seem to remember the ICJ deciding they weren't Is this some reality distortion field? This never happened. Instead the ICJ issued multiple explicit orders to Israel that Israel has violated and the genocide case is still ongoi
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by tdeck 1y ago
With such a commitment to equality it's hard to believe policies like this slipped through https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Judaization_of_the_Galilee
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by tdeck 1y ago
Another great point! The US doesn't recognize the ICJ anymore after it was caught illegally planting mines in Nicaraguan harbors and lost in the ICJ. A verdict the US still has not complied with. Just more evidence that upholding int
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by tdeck 1y ago
Those are words. None of this refutes the clear pattern of escalations I described coming from Israel.
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by tdeck 1y ago
A lot of folks were at brunch.
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by tdeck 1y ago
The fact that someone dislikes their government's current ruling regime doesn't mean they want the US to invade and install a puppet government instead. It's a false dichotomy. > if the regime is actually somehow magically
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by tdeck 1y ago
There are lots of people in this thread who are defaulting to "when the US attacks someone that's by default OK, and you have to prove beyond a shadow of a doubt that it's not". What makes it OK specifically for the US t
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by tdeck 1y ago
Israel signed the Rome statue and has repeatedly violated specific orders from the ICJ to prevent genocide, so let's not pretend that this is somehow about a concern for international law.
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by tdeck 1y ago
Actually I think this is unacceptable even in isolation. Chrome is one of the most popular Windows applications. If they aren't testing for regressions with Chrome, they aren't testing adequately.
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by tdeck 1y ago
Let's not forget that Israel admitted to funding the gangs in Gaza that are looting aid https://www.france24.com/en/middle-east/20250607-israel-admi...
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by tdeck 1y ago
On the subject of C, folks may enjoy this video on the letter's history: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=chpT0TzietQ
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by tdeck 1y ago
I think it would take more than an act of Congress. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Afroyim_v._Rusk
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by tdeck 1y ago
> Accusing Jewish citizens of being more loyal to Israel, or to the alleged priorities of Jews worldwide, than to the interests of their own nations. I'm sure this definition is going to be applied to Zionist organizations that do t
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by tdeck 1y ago
I've had similar experiences but I honestly think a lot of time it's just that people don't realize how much effort something is. Like organizing a 2 hour lecture meeting about something looks like the most basic and minimal
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by tdeck 1y ago
Do you have any good examples of design for cognitively impaired people?
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by tdeck 1y ago
I sometimes worry that this focus on accessibility testing and the industry around it makes folks think this is some monumental undertaking that they can't hope to approach themselves. But a lot of these issues are glaringly obvious (e
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by tdeck 1y ago
Even before Wayland I get the sense that the screen reader desktop Linux experience was "this is just about usable if you're an expert". You just can't blame people for not wanting to put up with that, or giving up befor
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by tdeck 1y ago
Ethics is also a big one for me but seems to be missing.
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by tdeck 1y ago
Most people don't have fingerprints on file, do they? I've been fingerprinted when I was working in a childcare setting and had to get a background check, but it's not like everyone in the US has been fingerprinted.
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by tdeck 1y ago
I'm pretty sure on most phones those buttons were just an extension of the digitizer / touchscreen backlight.
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by tdeck 1y ago
Do you think that many people pre-plan peeing in the car?
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by tdeck 1y ago
This is surreal to watch!
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by tdeck 1y ago
If anyone is interested in telephone exchange technology at all, I highly recommend checking out the Connections Museum in Seattle. They have multiple eras of electromechanical switching equipment up and running, and a huge collection of co
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by tdeck 1y ago
> So when Vashti found her cabin invaded by a rosy finger of light, she was annoyed, and tried to adjust the blind. But the blind flew up altogether, and she saw through the skylight small pink clouds, swaying against a background of blu
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by tdeck 1y ago
To what extent will these folks be legally obliged to follow orders from the executive branch? Can they leave the military at any time?
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by tdeck 1y ago
It's common in settler colonial societies, particularly during the period when they are still clearing land of indigenous people for settlement by the dominant group.

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