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silence7

I generally agree with you...but a congressmember whose home is far from DC doing the normal things that people obliged to spend half their time in two locations for work do isnt something that should be prosecuted, no matter which party.

Its a bit different when there is a third house, used as a vacation home a few weeks a year.

in reply to silence7

Who cares at this point. The law doesn't matter, they're trying to put homeless people in camps. They've already put legal residents in camps. Minors and citizens too

Just punish them all. They should have fought harder if they didn't want to get fucked by the state, as far as I'm concerned they were absent in DC



in reply to vegeta

They're right. Greenhouse gases don't endanger people. In fact, life would be difficult without greenhouse gases present.

It's the production of an overabundance of greenhouse gases that's the problem. Humans started the imbalance, nature is adding to it as things warm up. Nature will do what it will do, it's up to us to get leadership that understands a head in the sand doesn't change anything.



Trump’s War on Cuba now targets many Cuban Americans


cross-posted from: lemmy.ml/post/33606351

Statement by the US-Cuba Normalization Coalition
For over 60 years, the U.S. government has imposed a harsh blockade along with economic and political warfare aimed at
destabilizing and overthrowing the Cuban government. As part of this project, it has also incentivized Cuban emigration by
offering special pathways to residency and citizenship if they made their way to the U.S. The narrative that they are "victims of
Communism" seeking freedom is misleading. In reality the hardships created by the U.S. blockade, more than political
differences, have fueled emigration. These bribes were intended to turn them into pawns in Washington’s war against Cuba.

The blockade of Cuba is an extreme and highly political version of the more general U.S. economic sanctions and
interventionist policies whose devastating impact over decades has driven millions of working people to leave their homelands
to find economic survival in the U.S.


https://groups.io/g/cubanews/message/41270



Thousands at Chicago Conference Vow to Fight back


https://groups.io/g/cubanews/message/41271


in reply to MuskyMelon

Do they smell like hamburgers?

It's so strange. They article says they couldn't prove it was from the US but rejected them because they can't prove where they're from at all.

Lol soybean laundering was not a business I expected to exist. The Mafia needs to change with the times I suppose... Points for creativity.

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in reply to Asafum

laboratory analyses suggested the soybeans were in fact sourced from the United States. The tests included pesticide residue analysis, isotopic and DNA profiling, and soil trace examination


Murderers have been convicted for less

in reply to MuskyMelon

There are many places China can buy soybeans and corn from, but only one place the US can buy most manufactured goods from. China's holding the cards


South Park targets Paramount after signing $1.5bn deal and skewers Trump: ‘He can do anything to anyone’


Show begins 27th season covering Trump’s lawsuit against Paramount and cancellation of Stephen Colbert’s show, depicting Trump in bed with Satan

South Park has kicked off its 27th season with a blistering episode taking aim at Donald Trump and its newly minted parent company, Paramount, just one day after signing a $1.5bn deal with the network.

The premiere episode, “Sermon on the Mount,” sees Trump in bed with series regular Satan and covers topics including Trump’s lawsuit against Paramount, the cancellation of The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, wokeness, Trump’s attacks on Canada and more.

Unlike other characters, Trump is depicted as an actual photo of the US president on an animated body. There is also an extended scene featuring a hyper-realistic, deepfake video of Trump, completely naked, walking in a desert. There are repeated suggestions that Trump’s genitalia are small.



Brazil joins list of plaintiffs against Israel at ICJ


Thursday, July 24th 2025 - 09:32 UTC

Brazilian authorities announced Wednesday the South American country's formal decision to join South Africa's lawsuit against Israel at the International Court of Justice (ICJ), accusing Israel of genocide against the Palestinian people.

Itamaraty said in a statement that the government was outraged by “recurring episodes of violence against the civilian population in the State of Palestine,” extending beyond the Gaza Strip to the West Bank.



Brazil joins list of plaintiffs against Israel at ICJ



in reply to Tony Bark

What possible victory could he be declaring? Wait, I don't care - let's see the files.
in reply to Tony Bark

There must be a LOT in those files that incriminate him, for him to get this twisted. He's desperately afraid of a special counsel or a leak. Keep up the pressure, nothing else exists right now.


BBC News and news agencies warn journalists in Gaza at risk of starvation


"We once again urge the Israeli authorities to allow journalists in and out of Gaza. It is essential that adequate food supplies reach the people there."
In a separate joint statement, Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF), Save the Children and Oxfam, said their colleagues and the people they serve were "wasting away".
But Israel, which controls the entry of supplies into Gaza, has accused the charities of "serving the propaganda of Hamas".
in reply to MyEdgyAlt

But Israel, which controls the entry of supplies into Gaza, has accused the charities of “serving the propaganda of Hamas”.


when reality has an anti-IDF bias


in reply to Tony Bark

You know what's fun? Watching these people pretend like the rule of law actually matters and that Bondi won't just fucking lie anyway, if she even does bother to show up.
in reply to Hemingways_Shotgun

True but have you ever seen her being asked uncomfortable questions by journalists? She'll fold like a well-oiled lawn chair.
in reply to Tony Bark

Grill her for 11 hours straight like the BENGHAZI hearings. She won’t be able to handle it, not even slightly.

The playbook for blowing up a controversy was established long ago. Apply it to the Epstein files, which are the actual proof of pedophilia among the “elites.” They’re monsters, and they need to be exposed.

This was and always has been the biggest story there is.


in reply to brachiosaurus

I guess we can't expect any orcanization to step in the "negotiations"... right?
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This surrender to Trump is a symptom of our national disease


in reply to just_another_person

The US has been an oligarchy much longer. Wild propaganda, ranging from seeing negro-communist-marijuana smokers everywhere to the nonstop justifications for invasions, coups and mass slaughters outside the US has been integral to the US at least in the past one hundred years. American media has never been honest and always been a tool of propaganda, see manufacturing consent by Herman and Chomsky.

This has been going on well before Trump and unless there is an actual revolution, it will continue after Trump.



Germany Approves Deployment Of Two Taliban Diplomats To Berlin, Bonn as part of efforts to facilitate the deportation of Afghan nationals with criminal convictions




India's illegal expulsions to Bangladesh target Muslims



in reply to alphacyberranger

Earth's population was meant to decline. Degrowth of a sort, because 8 billion is too many.

Why have children when their future is guarenteed to be fucked?

in reply to StinkyFingerItchyBum

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in reply to ToastedRavioli

I don't want my children or anyone elses to take care of me, or other old folks. No one should place that burden on our youth. When it's time, its time. I'm reminded of a friend who had to take leave off work because his dad was in a home and couldn't feed himself and they had insufficient staff to care for the old folks feedings and washings. What a disgusting way to live. I'll never be that burden on anyone.

I'll take care of myself and when I can't do that anymore I'll take care of myself. ಠ_ಠ

With any luck, society will learn sensible limits to eldercare.

in reply to StinkyFingerItchyBum

You do you. After slaving away to support the capitalist utopia for 50 years, if all I need it someone to come by and stuff some mashed potatoes in my mouth and I'm not otherwise in any pain or hardship, that seems like a reasonable enough trade to me.
in reply to cornshark

If you can't stuff mashed potatoes in your own mouth, what are you living for?
in reply to ToastedRavioli

Agreed with all that except that I think 8 billion is way too damned high. 73% of the animals on this planet have disappeared since I was was born, and back then we had "only" 3.7 billion people. I've seen radical declines in my local ecosystem in just the last 5 years. That's in a hood on the very edge of town, surrounded by rivers, creeks, woods and swamps.

People blame global warming, but that's very recent and only the tip of the iceberg. Human activity is directly killing everything.

in reply to StinkyFingerItchyBum

Thats something i think of daily, and i have 2 kids.

It was a mistake, i am sorry for them, for their future.

in reply to StinkyFingerItchyBum

We don't have too many people!

We have too many greedy and sociopathic people. We currently have the tech and knowledge to provide (of course not over night) for every human... While also protecting and restoring the environment. We don't have a space or resource problem. We have a economic system(s) and morality problem.

in reply to StinkyFingerItchyBum

Because when western society says too many people, they mean too many POC. I know you mean everyone should be having less children, but it's impossible to apply that logic equally everywhere. Improve everyone's standards (through wealth equity) of living and the population will naturally reduce then stabilize.
in reply to NatakuNox

Yes, we do have too many. While we could provide for 8 billion, that many humans is destroying our ecosystems.

old.lemmy.world/comment/184183…

World population has more than doubled in my lifetime. Society might be able to support 8 billion, the planet cannot.


in reply to alphacyberranger

lol they won’t. Also, enough folks from India are here in the NW that there are minority support groups that specifically exclude them because otherwise they get very little representation. I believe the phrase is “non-Asian minority”, or similar.
in reply to alphacyberranger

Most big tech and other Fortune 500 companies open offices or outsource their network ops to Asia already, so there is no need for visas. Good luck getting those jobs back. Source: I work in telecom.


North Korea's Kim Urges Troops To Prepare 'For Real War'


in reply to alphacyberranger

In other news water is wet.

Dont give fat kimmy more credit than he deserves.


in reply to alphacyberranger

Trump has been the single biggest gift to China since the great leap forward.
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