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in reply to Peter Link

Gleefully killing Americans with no actual repercussions is one of Israel's favorite pastimes. They consider it like a bonus stage.

in reply to robocall

just move here, here healthcare is public, you prepay it with your taxes so its free (you dont pay it twice: youre already paying for the public things whenever you buy something)

oh so is education (mostly (also here public schools tend to be better quality than private schools))

and this is the situation in most of the eu (in fact in most of the (non-english speaking) europe even if not in the eu iirc)

oh btw did you know the us technically meets all requirements to be considered a failed state? it isnt because bruh. currently its literally a superpower...yeah at least here you dont have to worry about being shooted (plus you can actually move around on foot here)

edit: if you ask how i know all this even though im only 14...i had to research this for a school project

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in reply to robocall

Ah fuck it, someone's gotta keep em on their toes and what do I got to live for





in reply to no_nothing

I popped on the SNES with my Super Gameboy cartage for a visiting kid that's like 7 and he was amazed playing Super Mario World 2. It was a whole new game for him. I wish I could get a cheap working gameboy for kids today, the used market is scam now with the prices people are doing.

in reply to ☆ Yσɠƚԋσʂ ☆

This article was about 20 times longer than it needed to be. Here’s the ultimate point:

no amount of data can sufficiently determine spacetime’s global properties. It is likely that there are no theorems strong enough to determine whether our Universe began in a past cataclysm. The Malament-Manchak theorem shows that we can’t know how time began – or even if it began.
in reply to ☆ Yσɠƚԋσʂ ☆

For most of us it began with a bang, for a few the test tube.



in reply to Ginny [they/she]

It would have been better if I left out the "why"

Hindsight, she is a fickle mistress 🤷




AntennaPod creates yearly summary on my device


How cool is that?! AntennaPod creates a summary and stats of my year listening to podcasts directly on my device without sending it to the cloud!

My year 2024 in podcasts.

in reply to Jeena

I think my ADHD shines through with podcasts, I start listening to the first 10 mins then drown out whatever they are talking about and then just give up listening. It's a shame because there are many podcasts out there id like to listen to.
in reply to 1985MustangCobra

I don't have ADHD, but I have the same with reading books. I can read articles in a newspaper, but once I take a book into my hands I fall asleep.
in reply to Jeena

Here's my results from PocketCasts. Niche AF I'm guessing


PeerTube mobile app: discover videos while caring for your attention | JoinPeerTube



in reply to bdonvr

I new-tab basically anything. Faster than having to reload the search page 20 times looking for a solution.

in reply to Garibaldee

Why do you always say: dictator, murderer, enslaver, etc. What can you theorists know about this?
Do you even know how people lived under Saddam Hussein, the most developed medicine, complete tolerance of religion, there were no Islamic states, Houthis, etc., one of the highest standards of living and its quality in the region, the same thing happened in Libya during the time of Gaddafi, Muammar's state flourished and what is happening now in both states? Islamist's, states torn to shreds, complete lawlessness... Should I continue...
China?! How is this not a dictatorship? And that your computers are made in China, iPhones, cars... nothing?!

Were you in Syria in 1995? Of course not and you don't know or wouldn't want to know how they lived, and they lived very well, better than now, for example, the Baltic countries, etc.
Dictator, dictator... You have to think sometimes!

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in reply to Andrei

If anyone wants to know how to spot when someone has a clear and extreme bias, one can spot it very clearly in the comment above.

When someone lists a group's (religion, race, ethnicity) existence as a negative along with things like "lawlessness, state torn to shreds", you now have a firm understanding of who they're willing to dehumanize to make their points.

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in reply to Andrei

Before Gadaffi, the largest portion of the Libyan economy came from scrapping abandoned WWII era tanks. It was absolutely miserably poor and underdeveloped.
in reply to Bartsbigbugbag

Was there? Have you seen all this yourself?! Don't talk nonsense.
Еverything was fine with them, they lived as they could and as they wanted... What now? You are the judge who gave you the right to judge.
in reply to Andrei

Yeah Gadaffi did a lot for the nation, he was genuinely a revolutionary change in Libyan conditions.
in reply to Garibaldee

Seeing this move should've immediately sent Hezbollah to break the ceasefire, at least if they're interested in not letting Israeli forces flank their metaphorical Maginot line by going through a neutral-but-defenseless country.
in reply to merthyr1831

Hezbollah is an ambusher fighter, not an offensive fighter, though

Besides, don't wanna get in another Syrian quagmire

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in reply to Lemmygradwontallowme [he/him, comrade/them]

I mean they should've started their attacks on Tel Aviv and northern settlements again to draw the IDF into a fight on their southern flank. though with said flank under defended by Israelis ATM they could probably kick them out of the remaining occupied towns in S. Lebanon.

They wouldn't need to engage in Syria beyond maybe cross border attacks on IDF troops and convoys if they were taking this threat seriously. Either way it's clear Israel intends to bypass the southern fortresses and break the ceasefire deal very soon


in reply to HSR🏴‍☠️

Lol, like anyone here is going to do anything other than protect their own comforts


New information discovered in search for American missing in Syria


cross-posted from: thelemmy.club/post/20176939

Austin Tice appeared to be in “somewhat good” condition in 2022, said an activist and citizen journalist who said he had been jailed with Tice.