It’s not religion to blame, it’s the tribalism encouraged by most religions.

You could try armbian, they recently added official support for R6S.

The EU and Canada too.

In the US it will cost $30,000 per year of treatment, while a generic version could be sold for $40 and still be massively profitable.

Maybe ChatGPT isn’t a good source?

More police, more military, more defense spending, and more mass surveillance of US citizens. Surely, this is what the US needs.

The “temporary” measures enacted after 9/11 never ended, and now they want to enact more under an aspiring authoritarian.

It is as if US politics exists entirely for the benefit of defense contractors.

The US will never cease using 9/11 to push for expansion of the police state, and as an excuse to throw more money at private arms manufacturers. These demons are salivating at the prospect of another major attack, because they want to sell more weapons.

USA has the Espionage Act. A violation of this law can be punishable by death, and whistleblowers and journalists have been targeted under this law in the past.

These numbers should be taken with a massive grain of salt.

The bill is far too expansive to give reliable estimates. Even those in similar income brackets will realize very different outcomes, depending on their individual circumstances. But yes, generally the poor and working class will suffer financially, and the wealthy will benefit. Those closest to either end of the wealth spectrum will see the greatest of these effects, which will be far beyond the figures predicted here.

So, in your view, intentionally killing civilians is OK if they’re Japanese, but not if they’re Palestinian.

Fascinating.

Do you not think that deciding to commit a war crime by intentionally targeting and murdering over 200,000 civilians, was perhaps a bad call?

Or perhaps intentionally targeting journalists, doctors, first responders, schools, hospitals, entire apartment buildings, is actually acceptable because the conflict will supposedly end sooner?

That type of flawed logic is exactly what led to atomic bombs being used to kill hundreds of thousands of Japanese civilians, and is Israel’s supposed justification for their barbaric campaign against Palestinians.

any billionaire that ACTUALLY cared about progressive causes could make huge strides by simply funding

youtube creators and organisers

LMAO. How about maybe paying their employees what they’re actually worth, and not evading taxes at every opportunity?

And “constitutionality” is defined by the Supreme Court…

Doh!

Too bad dems already let him stack the courts, including SCOTUS.

Their official plan to “combat” Trump is to do nothing to stop him, then fundraise off the chaos he creates. They’re not actually trying to stand in his way, nor do they want to. They only care about the outcome of the next election, and more chaos means more donations. They don’t care if working people are bankrupted or suffer in the meantime, because they’ve literally said they’re now relying on funding from megadonors instead. Megadonors who share many financial interests with conservatives…

This, of course, is all built on the (flawed) assumption that the next elections are totally guaranteed to occur and will be super normal, completely ignoring the entire Jan 6 affair and aftermath, the sprint toward the far-right, fascism, and authoritarianism, and that SCOTUS declared POTUS to be basically god-king.

It’s clearly either controlled opposition, dereliction of duty, sheer stupidity, or all of the above.

Newsom already sent a stern letter, and now he’s posted a TWEET? This is getting serious now…

LMAO. If you ignore the point I’m making in 3 consecutive comments, I’m going to assume you don’t understand. You should take your own advice, you literally told me to go read about the riots!

And surely you’ve heard about about lemm.ee and slrpnk.net? No?

They should seize SpaceX. The US government already pays for it.

At a town hall meeting, Vidalia residents vigorously opposed the plan [to integrate schools], saying it would disrupt students’ lives and expose their children to drugs and violence.

Accepting the plan would have been a “death sentence” for the district, said Paul Nelson, a former Concordia superintendent. White families would have fled to private schools or other districts, said Nelson

“It’s time to move on,” said Nelson, who left the district in 2016. “Let’s start looking to build for the future, not looking back to what our grandparents may have gone through.”

Hmm… Something tells me it’s not just something the grandparents went through…