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Unexpected (but predictable) plot twist: the arson attack on Brandenburg “antisemitism commissioner” Andreas Büttner, including the anti-Zionist graffiti on his house, was most likely the work of two pro-Israel business partners and friends half his age.sueddeutsche.de/panorama/antis…
ever since i watched that documentary on whale hunting in inuit communities when i was in highschool i stopped taking white vegans who say this shit seriously
Protesting religious institutions is almost never a good thing to do on so many levels and comes of as targeting the religion and not the particular thing the institution is doing that is being protested (Westboro Baptist Church excepted, though are they even a religious institution or a bizarre cult?). In this case it also frames the conflict as a religious one, which Palestinian nationalists say very clearly is not how they see it. It's about dignity, human rights, land.
@BaruthaAlex those guys had bad series in the finals against top teams. feels very different lol if they had bad series against lesser teams missing half their rotation in the 1st round then maybe that'd be an angle.
What is the #1 thing Obama will be remembered for?
If you want to understand why @ryangrim and @jeremyscahill don't want to credit the journalists who first debunked the NYT rape story, here's one reason: not confident to let facts speak for themselves, they're still going out of their way to pay lip service to the narrative. Here, Ryan declares that "the idea that there would be no sexual assault" on Oct. 7th "is not taken seriously by pretty much anybody who understands kind of war and violence." First of all, Oct. 7th wasn't a "war": this was a one-day guerrilla operation in a very limited time frame. To frame it in the context of a "war" is in fact not serious. Second, that's not how you approach allegations. An allegation needs to be backed by credible evidence. In the absence of any credible evidence, there's no need to pay lip service to the allegation. Unless you're pandering.
Protesting religious institutions is almost never a good thing to do on so many levels and comes of as targeting the religion and not the particular thing the institution is doing that is being protested (Westboro Baptist Church excepted, though are they even a religious institution or a bizarre cult?). In this case it also frames the conflict as a religious one, which Palestinian nationalists say very clearly is not how they see it. It's about dignity, human rights, land.
I do not understand what billionaires think the final outcome of all this is. If nobody has a living wage, they cannot buy your products, pay for your services, or rent the properties being owned and hoarded. At that point, does the whole thing not just collapse?
Schiaparelli f/w 2022 ☆
