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by wtcactus 1y ago
Please point where in the article it states the contrary then.
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by wtcactus 1y ago
All the consulted experts on the source agree that this wasn't an airstrike. Most of the consulted experts agree that it was fired from inside Palestinian territory. No consulted experts agree this was an airstrike. No consulted expert
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by wtcactus 1y ago
Sure, here you go: Not only every expert consulted by every journal agreed that the explosion was not even caused by an airstrike, but they also agreed it was caused by a projectile launched from Palestinian territory. https://en
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by wtcactus 1y ago
This is a non exhaustive list of news where the BBC started by blaming Israel of some war crime since the October 7th massacre occurred, and then had to remove, recant or apologize about after overwhelming evidence against it came to light:
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by wtcactus 1y ago
From what I’ve been seeing lately: “If buying isn’t owning, then pirating isn’t stealing.” I holeheartedly agree with it. I used to have a Netflix subscription until about 3 years ago. Then, the quantity and quality of content got so bad, I
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by wtcactus 1y ago
You are right, I shouldn't have worded it these terms. Sorry for that.
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"The civil war in Mandatory Palestine became a war between separate states with the declaration of the establishment of the State of Israel on 14 May 1948, a few hours before the termination of the British Mandate of Palestine at midni
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by wtcactus 1y ago
A very interesting tidbit of information I’ve only learned/realized when I was already an adult, is that many otherwise plain flowers have really intricate patterns in the ultraviolet, since some insects see in that spectrum.
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by wtcactus 1y ago
1st: you claimed Israel was carrying out ethnic cleansing since 1948. You are now trying to mix words, but when you do ethnic cleaning, you carry out genocide. You were caught in your dog whistle and then tried to get out of it with semanti
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by wtcactus 1y ago
Interesting that for me ibuprofen doesn’t do absolutely anything (and I’m someone that avoided painkillers almost all my life) I take 1g pills and nothing. Well, not nothing, my stomach clearly doesn’t like it and I feel it. Human pain and
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by wtcactus 1y ago
Well, that's mostly because the UK, did something almost no one ever did before and not only abolished slavery (something most Cristian kingdoms did by themselves) but even took a step further and went to war to prevent it from continu
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by wtcactus 1y ago
Let me re-iterate as well. Yes, it's completely bonkers. Starting by the fact that these descendants have now a much higher living standard than if their ancestor was left in the respective African country they originated from, where t
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by wtcactus 1y ago
The idea of giving all the descendants of someone that lived hundreds of years ago some form of compensation because 1/32nd (or much lower) of their ancestors was harmed in some way, is completely bonkers for me. Virtue signaling at it
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by wtcactus 1y ago
This might be illegal, but in my country, having loudspeakers on the beach or public transportation is also illegal (carrying heavy fines) and the police doesn’t seem to care at all. So, I’m probably going to make myself one of these and ca
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by wtcactus 1y ago
This allegation is incorrect. The Ulysses spacecraft had already did that in 1994-1995. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ulysses_(spacecraft)
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by wtcactus 1y ago
Preventing the freeloader mindset to gain more ground due to the need of some people to indulge in virtue signaling.
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by wtcactus 1y ago
No, the total is 49.50%. 49.50% of the Population in Portugal doesn't work and needs to be supported by those who work. And there are 6 millions capable of working between the ages of 20-65. Of those, only 5 millions work. So, you need
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by wtcactus 1y ago
Yes, I did misunderstand you, but you also are pretending that the Industrial Revolution removed the need for human workers in any sector of activity whatsoever. If anything, and even in percentage of the world population, it created a lot
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by wtcactus 1y ago
Exactly, that's my point. AI will not replace the workers, they will migrate to other jobs, like it happened during the Industrial Revolution. People will continue working.
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by wtcactus 1y ago
No, it's 5 out of 10 not working if you count everyone. What I'm saying is that even among those that are the population that can work, more than 1 out of 10 are also not working. So yeah, every worker, is not supporting himself a
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by wtcactus 1y ago
According to the official Portuguese data, 700000 persons between the age of 25 to 65 are not working. So, more than 11.5% of the population between those ages already - population between 20-65 is 6 millions. So, get this correctly. More t
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by wtcactus 1y ago
Oh, so just like it happened during the Industrial Revolution, right? Where everyone was supposed to eventually go out of a job because machines would replace us… I live in a country where we need unchecked immigration because “nationals do
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by wtcactus 1y ago
I’m middle class and I live in Europe. Counting all the contributions I’m forced to give the state, they now take about 60% of all I earn. And here we are talking of giving even more free money to people that don’t work. Who is going to pay
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by wtcactus 1y ago
DragonX is the smaller and leaner government.
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by wtcactus 1y ago
What you are describing is a clan system. Something that could be found all over the world and something most cultures replaced by more advanced and fairer systems of governance centuries ago. In fact, most of present day problems in Africa
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In Southern Europe (although these days I reckon it only has wide usage in the north of Portugal and Italy from my travels) we use the low tech version of this: a bidet. While searching for a house to rent (and buy), that is always one of t
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by wtcactus 1y ago
Well, it’s interesting how your sense of sarcasms didn’t detect the obvious need for it when talking about all the subsides solar farms have compared to all the extra taxes gas/oil/coal get. Isn’t it? The thing is, you will be one
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by wtcactus 1y ago
This article reads like green propaganda. Very few people are falling for this stuff anymore. You can only go so far destroying the landscape in southern Europe replacing thousands of olive trees by “green” solar panels, before the populati

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