NoneOfUrBusiness

2% of what exactly?

I mean that’s how Obama won his first term so probably yes.

Me and the like three people surprised that Israeli actions are pushing the region towards Iran: Insert surprised Pikachu face here.

I see the next chapter in the FlyingSquid saga has started.

I don’t know anything about this so I can’t say anything concrete, but see if you can gather community support for the strike. If more people help there’s a lot more you can do.

I don’t know anything about this so I can’t say anything concrete, but see if you can gather community support for the strike. If more people help there’s a lot more you can do.

This sub will see more activity for a while.

Where have we failed?

You know how Europe is mostly ethnically homogeneous? Well thanks to European and American escapades into the Middle East they’re becoming less ethnically homogeneous, and because of that xenophobic right wing rhetoric works on them a lot more than Americans. Add the post-covid economy and other legitimate issues where those immigrants can be scapegoated and Europeans welcome far right parties with open arms, because unlike Americans they’re not inoculated against these ideas.

Someone might point to the result of this election, to which I say there’s a reason people are angry at the DNC and it’s because they could’ve won if they were actually trying. It’s completely different from Europe where young people are shifting right.

Anyway what I wanna say is that this outcome was basically inevitable because in a parliamentary system like in most European countries the government will be too moderate to stop it.

Are you just looking for something to get mad about?

Because both of these groups are non-combatants in most of the world, particularly so in this conflict because Hamas is an Islamist organization. 70% (this seems to be the accurate number) of casualties being women and children implies 70%< of casualties are civilians.

Still might be enough regenerative braking from just the weight of the truck though.

In that case no, because it’d be bringing the weight of the truck and the ore with it.

Because all their parents (for good reason) hate their guts, and because Israel likes to pretend they’re a European country.

And I thought I was extra for using a rooster sound.

Well… Shit that’s concerning.

Count the number of commas per period in your response in the OP.

But, from the videos available, it seemed like the explosives had very limited radius, where even people standing next to the targets were not hit or even knocked over!

It’s not about being knocked over; these explosions created shrapnel and that shrapnel created tons of injuries. We don’t have numbers because nobody bothered to count, but these were still bombs. There was no way they were not going to harm hundreds if not thousands of innocent civilians.

Yeah I’d argue it was the most precisely targeted attack possible on such a scale.

Maybe, and then the conclusion is don’t attack anything on such a scale.

much time as a job, for sure, and probably more. But if you consider it work to bring them to and watch them at a football / soccer match on the weekend that you should be reimbursed for by the public, you maybe shouldn’t have kids to begin with.

It’s not about being reimbursed for it by the public; it’s that this sort of thing can simply be incompatible with a full-time job if you have more than one or two kids, and in modern Western society it’s very hard for the average household to live on one income. That’s the crux of the issue here; it doesn’t matter why you want to have kids if it’s unfeasible to have kids.

Okay as someone who used to have this exact problem in the past, you should learn to avoid run on sentences and comma splices. Using relative clauses to join sentences also makes things ten times harder to understand. As a rule of thumb if you have more than three commas in one sentence there you should probably put down a period somewhere and start a new sentence.

Just in case anyone is wondering, this is a fringe right-wing party with one seat in Japanese Parliament’s lower house.