Your own post makes clear that you *don't* understand the difference. Either "they" means Israelis (in which case your post claims U.S. soldiers saved Israelis from Hitler), or "they" means Jews (in which case your post says that *Jews* "became the monster" and started a war). Which did you mean?
ICE is trafficking people who arenβt from there to a tiny landlocked absolute monarchy on the borders of South Africa and Mozambique.
You know that Minneapolis solo attorney who you RT'd two days ago after he announced he was up 10 clients released via habeas in immigration cases, despite having filed his first-ever .habeas petition only 29 days prior?
He's gotten two more clients released from ICE custody *today*.
You really need to watch this whole clip. It's amazing.
Speaking from my own experience, autism *does* make it harder to read nonverbal cues, which can lead to miscommunication in sexual situations unless you're very careful and err on the side of caution.
It *does not* make the words "no," "stop," or "don't do that" somehow unintelligible or vague.
A Israeli brigade commander told Palestinians in the Jordan valley that the IDF plans to remove all Palestinians currently living in "Area C" - that's 60% of the West Bank - within a year.
IDF spokesperson was asked for comment and did not deny this.
www.ha-makom.co.il/area-c-evacu...
(I did force him to accept the latter, but only on "if the seatbelt is broken, my over-emotional ex will stand firm on refusing to allow the kids in my car and threatening to sue for full custody" grounds, not "she's right and I was a child-endangering dumbass" grounds.)
I'm sure it will shock no one that the guy who could not grasp "if your more convenient method of doing laundry destroys my clothing, you have in no acceptable sense done the laundry" or "if the seatbelt strap can't retract to be snug, buckling the broken seatbelt doesn't count" is bullish on AI.
I spent years of my life trying to explain to a self-proclaimed "logical thinker" that if your "more convenient" method for doing X fails to achieve the intended objective of doing X, you have not in fact done X.
To this day, the idea of actions having objectives still eludes him.
But the Bi of Hormuz card can be played by any team.
Hey Wisconsin! A pretty bad bill passed the House and is now being considered in the Senate. WI-AB961 would require bookselling websites to put warning labels on books whose content is considered to meet certain arbitrary criteria. The American Booksellers Association has created a resource to help
π ICE deported two U.S. citizen children with their mother to Guatemala, even though she had apparently elected to leave them with their grandmother in Florida.
The govt is now arranging their return under court order: storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.us...
No, I'm Brian! (And so's my wife.)
"Reality is frequently inaccurate."
βLet us think the unthinkable, let us do the undoable. Let us prepare to grapple with the ineffable itself, and see if we may not eff it after all.β
I adore this story
If anyone needs a cautionary tale for why confirming the case names exist and aren't red-flagged IS NOT sufficient cite-checking, this one is a doozy:
Two households, both alike in dignity,
In fair Mezhibuzh, where we lay our scene...
No one likes to think about estate planning, but that, a living will, are important things.
Everyone shut up. Passover is in three weeks. We don't have time for this nonsense.
Wanted to add two points: Of the 23 plaintiffs or declarants whom Judge Tostrud found DHS to have unconstitutionally stopped &, in many cases, detained in MN over a 1 month period, at least 17 were US citizens; 4 held green cards; 1 had a U-visa.
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Not vegan, but I had a childhood allergy to cow's milk (not lactose--that would have been easier) and Dad's been a vegetarian since the late 70s. I have seen culinary horrors beyond my children's comprehension.
"Pre-industrial farming was just hobby gardening eight hours a day and then relaxing at night; thus modernity has robbed you" really does sum up the worldview of these types.
I have never worked a day on a farm, but I have enough farmers in my recent ancestry to know better than to romanticize manual labor.
It means he specializes in off-speed pitches that don't go where the batter expects, rather than relying on speed to be unhittable.
(And frankly, I'm with him on the stupidity of the rule.)
My son's school now requires students to email their parents about their grades every few weeks, so I just received a terse masterpiece of teenage snark in my inbox reassuring me that I can now stop checking the parent portal every three hours to worry about his straight As.
I love this kid.
Hell, even Wisconsin is a 4.5 hour drive across east to west (north to south is even longer) and we're only the 23rd largest state.
OPINION: I asked a former Trump official to justify this war
So the case for Congress is, once we have gone to war, if they donβt like it, they can remove the money? Congress does not have a constitutional role in the declaration of war. Congress has a role in cutting off funds for wars, which it has threatened to do. And the president doesnβt have to get permission. But yes, you can debate, you can decide. Thatβs his choice in how he wants to do it. I mean, here I will quote the Constitution: βThe Congress shall have power to declare war, grant letters of marque and reprisal, and make rules concerning captures on land and water.β
Behold the intellectual might of the conservative legal movement
