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A UN Rapporteur for the West Bank and Gaza tried to stop the Jewish genocide of the Palestinians there and the U.S. sanctions her. Adam Curry's response? "A corrupt UN official? Gambling?"
Why kind of supposed Christian stays silent as tens of thousands of humans are slaughtered, Adam? A Zionist-owned one!
Cali governor Gavin Newsom set to introduce the California Childrens Right to Work bill to protect the careers of illegal alien children working in the marijuana fields.
Haidar Eid’s "Banging on the Walls of the Tank" reveals a disturbing but irrefutable reality: the world has abandoned the Palestinian people to be annihilated as a people in the most calculated and brutal fashion possible.
Haidar Eid’s “Banging on the Walls of the Tank” reveals a disturbing but irrefutable reality: the world has abandoned the Palestinian people to be annihilated as a people in the most calculated and brutal fashion possible.
Chicago Anarcho-Feminists (1971): "The intelligence of womankind has at last been brought to bear on such oppressive male inventions as the church and the legal family; it must now be brought to reevaluate the ultimate stronghold of male domination, the State. . .
We believe that a Woman’s Revolutionary Movement must not mimic, but destroy, all vestiges of the male-dominated power structure, the State itself—with its whole ancient and dismal apparatus of jails, armies, and armed robbery (taxation); "with all its murder; with all of its grotesque and repressive legislation and military attempts, internal and external, to interfere with people’s private lives and freely-chosen cooperative ventures."
This week: a member of DFW Support Committee on the 11 arrested related to the Prairieland Detention Center July 4th noise demo in TX; protecting 45 acres of forest in downtown Asheville with SaveUNCAWoods; A Better World Book Fair in Waynesboro, VA
13.07.19, Tacoma (USA): Anarchist comrade Willem van Spronsen firebombed an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) detention center. He was shot and killed by cops. #RestInPower
Ughh, I somehow bit/injured the rear underside of my tongue, and my TMJ is flaring up. If I place my fingers on the joint it feels like I'm cracking walnuts. I have no idea how I did this to my tongue, probably did it while I was sleeping.
"From: Spirit of Mandela <spiritofmandela1@gmail.com> We received the below email from Kojo this morning, July 12, 2025: “I am sick as I write you. I cannot explain what the problem is. That is why I seek your assistance to ascertain what is happening. System of problem unknown, however my head is spinning several times daily. I complained […]"
Lyudmila Pavlichenko, also known as Lady Death and the Terror of Nazis, was the great Soviet sniper of the Red Army, one of the deadliest snipers in history, and a hero of the sieges of Odesa and Sevastopol.
Sur le fond (enfin ce qu’on peut en comprendre en lisant ce charabia) je suis tout à fait d’accord. Mais je suis effrayé à l’idée que ce garçon sorte de l’école normale supérieure et soit bardé de diplômes. Nombre de ses phrase sont fautives, incompréhensibles. Il ne maîtrise pas le vocabulaire, la syntaxe, c’est catastrophique et effrayant de penser que ce qu’il y a peut-être de meilleur chez nous ne domine plus sa langue. Et ce n’est pas une remarque anodine et sans importance, c’est un signe très inquiétant dont Juan Branco n’est pas responsable, mais qui marque un tournant, une perte peut-être irrémédiable, qui touche même pour les meilleurs. Son style est ampoulé, et la langue n’est pas dominée, et cela nuit à son discours.
>autistically pick only the most ideal trainings and skills >she loses big time because multiple mood debuffs on race day and like 4 separate random, non-failure injuries golshiiiii
i think it has something to do with fan counts when you hit time gates but honestly the only people who are sure are the japs who made this game and they ain't tellin
Bogota will include over 20 nations as part of The Hague Group’s campaign to confront Israeli war crimes in Gaza through coordinated legal, diplomatic, and economic action
More than 20 states will gather in Bogota on 15–16 July to declare “concrete m…
Ultimately what worries me the most is that the majority of bitcoiners haven't been truly tested. How you behaved during COVID is a fairly good indicator as to how far you are willing to go. In the war that comes, and it is ahead of us, you will be cut off completely and our own systems will have to stand alone. We will have to build the circular economy and the threat of violence will be thick in the air. The uncertainty will return and sadly a hard fork will also attempt to tear us apart. There is a journey ahead of us to be sure.
A Mexican-American friend who lives here on a Green Card and is the mother of five US citizens, including a US Army Vet and an LAPD officer, just collapsed into my arms crying, saying that she no longer drives on the freeway because she's afraid of being stopped by ICE and kidnapped.
IMPORTANT: Study finds electrifying SUVs/pick-ups could actually INCREASE emissions by using up scarce battery material that could otherwise be used to electrify a lot MORE smaller cars (and e-bikes). Via Science Direct
@Brent Toderian Not only that but when you actually put a load on said vehicles their range reduces to the point of being useless. All in all with lithium technology, electrification of transportation is untenable.
Now to go take my wife out to a nice dinner, to soften the blow of what I'm about to spend on that fancy pants new C64.
(Not really, she just deserves a nice dinner because Pride stuff is dragging on her this year, and I can actually afford to be the provider just this once)
this whole conflict wherein multinational corporations demand unpaid labor from hobbyists is only happening because the free software movement has built stuff that capital is not capable of building for itself
Indie devs: any of y'all ever gone with a publisher, and did you feel you came away from it doing ok?
idk, the idea of compounding Steam's already ridiculous 30% cut with a publisher cut on top of that feels like a recipe for getting bilked. But I'd be happy to be wrong.
The consensus seems to be that I'd probably be better served by hiring a PR firm than trying to go with a publisher. So I guess I'm doing some research this week, to see if I can find something that looks good, and that I can afford (which ain't much).
there are at least a few stories where it came to disputs related to publishing versions early on platforms agaist the will of the developer. Also they might stop early with any marketing if their numbers are not promising enough, and then its hard to get back out of the contract.
I've heard that a publisher usually isn't worth it unless the publisher has an active fanbase for a particular style of game that your game fits.
it's also possible to hire PR people, and then that way you're able to get more PR while still retaining full control and rights etc over your game, I can't say whether it's worthwhile or anything though because I've never been able to afford that.
i think we should just phase out all forms of welfare but still maintain some kind of homeless shelters where people can get help, sleep in a bed and get clean from drugs, and eat a nutritious meal
the public school system is mixed bag. some kids have really poor quality of life at home and so you can make a case for a public school system. there are good arguments for and against it
same with public hospitals. the government should operate networks of free clinics where people can get basic medical care like STD testing, antibiotics, wound care and so forth. it's important to control the spread of infectious disease, if nothing else, and prevent complications and reduce the burden on the private medical system
i can't fully get behind the total libertarian model where it's just every man for himself, because i have compassion for disadvantaged people. but we have to acknowledge that often people are poor because they make poor choices. simply giving them cash to spend and paying for all their needs is insane and unsustainable
@nerthos so if some poor person who is behind on their taxes brings a kid in to the public ER with a broken bone, what are you going to do? turn them away?
Yes. It sounds awful but it's often necessary. If you just take everyone in it'll be massively overused by people who don't contribute and the people who do contribute will still pay off their ass for private because public is overcrowded and run down. This is what happened in Argentina, and we're now fixing by simply turning people who abused the system away.
At least at the start, if it stabilizes to the point resources and manpower are abundant for it without being a HUGE money drain, you can extend it. This is mostly a cultural thing though.
You can also just have a "this is the amount it costs, no charges past the real cost of the procedure" credit system like with foreigners, which would also solve this situation. If you're not qualified for the "free" treatment you can pay for it and use it.
@nerthos you didn't answer my question. i'm not talking about "people who abuse the system" i'm talking about a kid with a broken bone. an emergency. you're going to send a kid with a compound fracture away from your public clinic because his parents are behind on their taxes? that is barbaric and uncivilized.
TBH the conditions for qualifying for access can be defined along with the program.
I don't think it's reasonable to deny someone who's behind because of a bad year. I do think it's reasonable to deny someone who has never made any significant contribution their whole life.
@nerthos you can draw these lines in different ways and debate what sort of basic level of care should be available and to who, but anyway my original point was just that there are benefits to society to provide some basline level of care, like infection control and trauma care. just basic compassion that doesn't have to cost a lot of money but improves society overall.
whether an alcoholic bum on the street deserves a liver transplant, whether someone who is 90 years old should have a million dollars worth of heroic cancer treatment, whether a morbidly obese person should have a heart transplant, free diabetes treatment etc, those are debates i'm willing to have
I like this in theory. In practice, the private sector won't always pick up the slack (as I believe it should in these scenarios), or might have trouble reaching the people they'd like to help.
I hated school, my maths teacher told me I was a retard. 12 years later I'm pricing synthetic derivatives for JP Morgan. I pay for my kids education now.
But the cost of private education has nearly doubled in the UK over the last few years. I give it 2 to 3 years before AI schools are springing up offering dedicated 1 to 1 tuition.
@realcaseyrollins @diego i mean that with the information available online and now with AI language models it seems that we could rethink how people learn. more applicable to some professions than others
She recalled that the two countries have set up a working group comprised of representatives from the Mexican economy, foreign, energy, and finance ministries and members of the US government to address this issue
Ok #mastodon has started doing the javascript-refresh-that-vanishes-what-you-started-reading trick that twitter and facebook do and it is NOT OK. #UXfail
'We're Not the Same People Anymore': IDF Soldiers Reveal What No Israeli Wants to Hear About Months of Fighting in Gaza
Sent into #Gaza straight from high school, five young #Israel conscripts describe the brutal, exhausting reality of the war with #Hamas – a world of despair, rage and crippling fear, with no end in sight
"Soldiers interviewed are handpicked by commanders and #IDF spokespersons and thoroughly briefed on what they can and cannot say. And so, reporters return with the same clichés: "This is a generation of lions," they declare. "Morale is sky-high."
But active-duty army soldiers who spoke to Haaretz in recent months paint a very different picture...
They describe mounting exhaustion, severe physical and psychological strain, and a constant fear that they'll be the next to have their names released as fallen."
Sent into Gaza straight from high school, five young Israeli conscripts describe the brutal, exhausting reality of the war with Hamas – a world of despair, rage and crippling fear, with no end in sight
The event showed working class solidarity—but also the rising tensions in a Reform-supporting County ~ Tom Brown ~ It was an early start for Durham Miners’ Gala, these islands’ largest gathering of the working class.
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