Unsubscribe button is right there, buddy.
Unsubscribe button is right there, buddy.
Gee, YOU THINK?! What a buffoon.
This is a terrific comment! Why didn’t you provide all that information in the original post? It was so extremely misleading that my skepticism meter maxed out.
Thank you for providing all the background information with sources. Because your original post asserted journalists were murdered, then mentions Aaron Bushnell without any further context, it suggests that IDF murdered him. I believe I’ve made myself clear in my original comment that this is very misleading. I’ve also pointed out that the linked content from that original post is not adequately sourced.
Now that you have taken the time to provide more details about the story, I understand that this is just a misunderstanding due missing context in the original post.
Like I said, I’m sympathetic towards the cause. Reading back my comments, I don’t believe I “said stupid shit,” am “too much in denial” or am “brainwashed by some zionist indoctrination.” I encourage everybody to have a healthy dose of skepticism but don’t appreciate your hostility and wild accusations.
(I’m interested to learn about that gig to earn money by saying stupid shit, though.)
The links you’ve provided offer no details from credible sources. The only information you’ve provided was Aaron Bushnell, which you only now clarified to be “a separate incident” after being called out.
I don’t doubt that there’s truth in what you’re saying and I sympathize with the cause, but surely you can appreciate how your approach constitutes spreading of misinformation.
I would say it’s deliberately misleading/propaganda; there’s little uncertainty about what happened.
For those of you that may be as confused as I was upon reading this post, Aaron Bushnell set himself on fire outside the front gate of the Embassy of Israel in Washington, D.C.
You’re saying the addition of Copilot into MS Paint is anything short of revolutionary? You heretic.
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I’m completely with you on this, and I’m surprised your comment is so highly voted because this community is quick to endorse vigilantism. Just the other day I was scrolling through a thread full of comments about how a guy who was arrested should have been more brutally assaulted by an angry mob.
This really speaks volumes to how little people care about where their food comes from.
The amount of meat, for example, that is just thrown away sickens me. As if it’s not bad enough that we farm animals in deplorable conditions, we kill them so they can be thrown straight into the trash.
Sometimes, when I am reminded of the plague our species is upon this planet, I just can’t care about keeping homo sapiens sapiens from going extinct.
Obligatory comment that endorses pirating software. We need to make sure this stereotype about Lemmy remains accurate.
Back in February, I took a Waymo for the first time and was at first amazed. But then in the middle of an empty four lane road, it abruptly slammed the brakes, twice. There was literally nothing in the road, no cars and because it was raining, no pedestrians within sight.
If I had been holding a drink, it would have spelled disaster.
After the second abrupt stop, I was bracing for more for the remainder of the ride, even though the car generally goes quite slow most of the time. It also made a strange habit of drifting between lanes through intersections and using the turning indicators like it had no idea what it was doing—it kept alternating went from left to right.
Honestly it felt like being in the car with a first time driver.
I’m not sure why you’ve chosen to be obtuse and misinterpret my comments. I’ve not said that Chichen Itzá should become a library.
The Vatican and Pisa are actually terrific examples of sites that are not overrun with tour guide and market stand mafias running every tourist scam under the sun.
So that’s it? We concede that this is the acceptable way we as a species best want to present our anthropological heritage? Forgive my comments on how we can strive to do better.
Good grief, this is such a toxic community.
So you decided to not read the article and fabricate your own, fictional version of events?
Video also shows members of the public running up to the man as he was being led away by National Guard personnel, and hitting and yelling at him in the process.
Perhaps you’ve not visited this place, so for an impression: the area itself is very large and open and the site has restricted access with a fairly pricey admission fee.
Voices don’t carry very far in this environment, however the issue is that there are literally hundreds if not close to a thousand vendors literally screaming for attention. My objection is to the authorities who have permitted this kind of presence at a heritage site. Of course locals have taken advantage of the situation, that much is very clear.
Does anybody know where I can read this article?