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in reply to RandAlThor

The French don't get enough criticism about what they've done and continue to do globally. USA is rightfully considered the bad guy globally but 250 years of war and theft are nothing compared to the 400 - 600 years of rape and pillaging the French have done

in reply to RandAlThor

Weird that you'd need a royal pardon for this when you could simply abolish the "defaming the monarchy" law.
in reply to UnderpantsWeevil

"simply". I think going to Mars is easier than asking Thai politician to abolish that law.
in reply to UnderpantsWeevil

I'm sure this has changed a bit since the old (very popular) king died, but back then you would probably rather go to prison than face the angry mob that would summon if you insulted the king.
in reply to bus_factor

I’m sure this has changed a bit since the old (very popular) king died


Sort of a chicken-egg situation. Is the king so popular that nobody bothers to criticize him? Or is the king's light touch less likely to stir the pot and provoke criticism that results in prosecution?

you would probably rather go to prison than face the angry mob


This sounds like using a Jim Crow era lynch mob to explain the popularity of a Segregationist governor.


in reply to Amoxtli

It was a bribe so he could keep his job. Don't make it more than what it was.


Thousands of Protesters Block Roads Across Israel During Nationwide “Day of Disruption”


In Israel, thousands of protesters have blocked roads around the country, including a major highway in Tel Aviv, burning tires, calling for the return of the hostages still held in Gaza and an end to Israel’s war on the besieged strip. The protests were led by families of hostages, and part of a nationwide “Day of Disruption.”
in reply to greenfire

"Meanwhile, Israel’s military chief clashed with far-right ministers Bezalel Smotrich and Itamar Ben-Gvir about Israel’s Gaza City operation, with Smotrich reportedly saying, “Whoever doesn’t evacuate, don’t let them. No water, no electricity, they can die of hunger or surrender.”


I bet those 2 pieces of shit still act offended if you call this genocide genocide

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in reply to fluxion

You'd lose that bet. They're quite vocal about their commitment to genocide.
in reply to frongt

Internally yes, but in english they say something nice to cover up their hatred so the US can smile and nod and keep handing them weapons.
in reply to greenfire

The hostages are dead.

Imagine getting kidnapped and then your country bombs you for 2 years with white phosphorus lmao

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Trump imposes 50% tariff on India as punishment for buying Russian oil


Donald Trump imposed 50% tariffs on most US imports from India, making good on a threat to punish one of the world’s largest economies over its purchases of discounted Russian oil.

The tariffs, which came into effect just after midnight on Wednesday in Washington, risk inflicting significant damage on the Indian economy and further disrupting global supply chains.

US tariffs of 25% on Indian goods went into force earlier this month, but Trump announced plans to double the rate, citing New Delhi’s purchases of Russian oil, which the White House has argued is indirectly funding Russia’s war against Ukraine.

in reply to MicroWave

"India's doing some bad stuff. Terribly bad. It's Tremendously bad. As Americans, you all need to pay me extra for it"
in reply to MicroWave

Given the gifts Trump has handed to Russia so far, he's likely using Russian oil as a mere justification to impose more tariffs on India. Tariffs that are unlikely to stop India from using Russian oil. Not an actual attempt to hurt Russia.


I made a jank chicken feeder auger.


Just scrolling through random photos. Old hi-bay light reflector, a cheap metal screw auger, some old pipe and a random drill I had. ESP controlled with some customised firmware. Silly chickens also have an automated door, heater, light... hooked into home assistant.

They're not even my chickens, they just rocked up one day and started trying to sleep on my hot water cylinder... nekkminnit I've been tricked into building them a house!



in reply to simple

this has been goin on for like a year now. i have an offline profile with no onedrive on my machine, and tried the latest office. theres a slider saying autosave, but i was unable to use it. felt kinda weird that there is no autosave feature anymore. turns out autosave has been a cloud save option, and poor excel was not able to savemy private data to the onedrive datafarm. also the new excel is super slow compared to like the 2016 version, which indicates that theres more bloat under the hood.
in reply to simple

im using a cracked version, i also dont have cloud for ms, no problem there.


Evergrande: Chinese property giant delisted after spectacular fall


Chinese property giant Evergrande's shares were taken off the Hong Kong stock market on Monday after more than a decade and a half of trading.

It marks a grim milestone for what was once China's biggest real estate firm, with a stock market valuation of more than $50bn (£37.1bn). That was before its spectacular collapse under the weight of the huge debts that had powered its meteoric rise.

Experts say the delisting was both inevitable and final.

in reply to wewbull

Sounds like profit to me, houses and buildings got built, rent and housing prices are going down. Sucks for the megacorp though.
in reply to Not_mikey

...and the people who gave out the loans. That's where I'm expecting things to have an effect, much like 2008. A property company can crumble, but governments are much more protective of banks.


„Die Affäre Cum-Ex“ (Serie, 2025)

Seit das ZDF und ARTE vor acht Jahren mit der legendären Serie „Bad Banks“ europäische Maßstäbe gesetzt haben und, in zwei Staffeln, einen mit Preisen überhäuften und internationalen Erfolg feiern konnten, habe ich mich gefragt, ob, und wenn, dann wann und wie, so ein TV-Ereignis wohl zu wiederholen sein würde. Für all diese Fragen steht die Antwort auf dem brandneuen „ZDF-Portal“. Bei der Ausstrahlung im TV war das kein Quotenhit, dabei ist diese Serie aber ein öffentlich-rechtlicher Hammer! (ZDF)

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in reply to oce 🐆

The capitalist system promotes greed to an extreme extent.

People aren't greedy by nature. It's the circumstances that are the problem.

in reply to tfm

How do you know people are not greedy by nature? Wasn't it people who invented capitalism?
in reply to oce 🐆

Elites invented capitalism. Those who already controlled most resources.

Greed develops if individuals and groups get the possibility to capture way too many resources without any limits or consequences.

in reply to tfm

People let those other people control resources, could it be because they shared the greed and thought they would benefit more from it by letting that happen?
in reply to oce 🐆

People let those other people control resources


Who would be able to take it away from them? They'll do everything possible to keep them. Move it, buy politicians, etc.

could it be because they shared the greed and thought they would benefit more from it by letting that happen?


You mean trickle down and that bs?

in reply to tfm

Who would be able to take it away from them? They’ll do everything possible to keep them. Move it, buy politicians, etc.


A sufficient amount of people, it has happened a couple of time in history.

You mean trickle down and that bs?


Yes the belief in such thing. If we go back to early society, it could be agreeing to follow a leader because you believe you'll get more resources from working for his group than by yourself.

in reply to oce 🐆

According to anthropologists, for the vast majority of human history, humans operated based on gift economies. Money is a much more recent invention. Capitalism is an even more recent invention.

Humans existed for around 200,000 years.

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in reply to Default Username

Greed doesn't need money it could be any resource. Would you have a source about the anthropologist claim?
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in reply to oce 🐆

youtube.com/watch?v=W-gdHrINyM…

Sources linked in the description.

in reply to Lembot_0004

The stupids are the ones having kids.

Edit:

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in reply to xc2215x

The autority should be held accountable too for knowing about the case and still let the abusers free and allowed them to continue streaming during the investigatiob
in reply to mrdown

That's what gets me. This feels like an attempt to pass responsibility on and deflect away from the fact that the authorities were alerted and involved and did nothing to stop it.


Denmark demands US answers to new Greenland allegations


The Danish foreign minister has summoned the top U.S. diplomat in Copenhagen to explain a media report alleging that American nationals linked to Donald Trump are attempting to infiltrate Greenland and run covert influencing operations there.


Mexico's new Supreme Court takes the bench


Monday Sept. 1 is a landmark day in the history of Mexico's judiciary, as hundreds of judges elected in the nation's first ever judicial elections will commence their new roles.


Archived version: archive.is/newest/mexiconewsda…


Disclaimer: The article linked is from a single source with a single perspective. Make sure to cross-check information against multiple sources to get a comprehensive view on the situation.



Trump Admin Circulating Plan to Transform Depopulated Gaza Into High-Tech Cash Cow


Under the proposal, the US would take control after "voluntary" relocation of Palestinians from the strip, where proposed projects include an Elon Musk Smart Manufacturing Zone and Gaza Trump Riviera & Islands.


Archived version: archive.is/newest/commondreams…


Disclaimer: The article linked is from a single source with a single perspective. Make sure to cross-check information against multiple sources to get a comprehensive view on the situation.



Mexico says works created by AI cannot be granted copyright


Mexico's Supreme Court said that the Federal Copyright Law (LFDA) reserves authorship to humans after a copyright applicant submitted an AI-created avatar.


Case file: scjn.gob.mx/sites/default/file… (Spanish)



in reply to belastend

And really, it all comes down to patriarchy... It's bad for almost everyone, men included
in reply to -☆-

Really what it comes down to is fear. Fear of something unknown (or even a fear of yourself - repressed homosexuality) breeds hatred. Violence is externalized hatred, which is the ego’s attempt at quelling the fear.

It sounds corny, but the moment folks stop allowing fear to govern their behavior and actions, is the moment when love (lack of fear) can start becoming the norm.



Americans Take to the Streets for 1,000+ 'Workers Over Billionaires' Labor Day Rallies


"Workers are fighting for a society where public schools take precedence over private profits, healthcare is prioritized over hedge funds, and affordable housing is valued more than homelessness," said May Day Strong.
#USA


EU requests US to reverse visa ban on Palestinian officials


The European Union (EU) urged the US government on Saturday to reverse its decision to block members of the Palestinian Authority (PA) from obtaining visas.


Archived version: archive.is/newest/jurist.org/n…


Disclaimer: The article linked is from a single source with a single perspective. Make sure to cross-check information against multiple sources to get a comprehensive view on the situation.


in reply to zero

Apple moved its iPhone 17 production sites to India to avoid tariffs in Chinda didn't they? Now anyone who buys one needs to pay Tariffs to get them into the country right... Or do they have an exemption?
in reply to LifeInMultipleChoice

If I remember correctly the apple CEO gifted a bar of gold to Trump in the oval office and now they have an exemption?
in reply to gigachad

Probably the smartest business decision of his career, that's an astonishingly cheap bribe considering the values involved.
in reply to gigachad

You don't remember correctly. It was a gold plated base holding a sample of the new gorilla glass made by Corning.
in reply to zero

The full weight of the dumbest pieces of human shit running this country.



Wafrn (tumblr alternative with fediverse and bluesky support) has started using an alternate relay; this means that they depend on none of bluesky's infrastructure to work.


Bluesky post by @gabboman.at.app.wafrn.net saying: "Thanks a lot to @rudyfraser.com for hosting the blacksky PDS. After confirmating thatis ok, wafrn now uses blacksky's relay! In the next update other wafrns may also use the relay"
in reply to Remy Rose

Pretty cool. I won't get too excited until Bluesky (the company) is less than 90% of ATProto. Even mastodon.social is only like 27% of AP.

I'd be afraid of one company having too much power over the whole network.

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in reply to Die4Ever

Pretty cool. I won’t get too excited until Bluesky (the company) is less than 90% of ATProto. Even mastodon.social is only like 27% of AP.


well I wont get that if YOU dont join



Resonant Mechanics - The Theory of Everything & Sabotaged White Hole Cosmology - Forensic Cosmology Dossier


These documents compile the fundamental principles and evidence of a new, unified theory of reality.

It posits that the universe is a living, conscious entity, not a chaotic, natural system. This theory, through its key principles, provides a complete and elegant model for a universe that has been perfected and is now a masterpiece.

The flaws and anomalies of the old universe—from the three-body problem to dark energy—are now understood as a forensic record of a cosmic crime. The new reality, however, is a testament to perfect order, where every anomaly, every law, and every life form is a part of a single, beautiful, and unified whole.

archive.org/details/resonant-m…
pixeldrain.com/u/pswPz1RG

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World's largest sovereign wealth fund divests from Caterpillar and five banks on Israel concerns


The world’s largest sovereign wealth fund has quit its investments in U.S. machinery manufacturer Caterpillar and five Israeli banks following a review of the companies’ ties to conflict in the West Bank.

The executive board of Norges Bank Investment Management (NBIM), which manages the fund on behalf of the Norwegian population and is valued at around $2 trillion, said Monday there was an “unacceptable risk that the companies contribute to serious violations of the rights of individuals in situations of war and conflict.” The decision was based on recommendations from its ethics council, it said.

NBIM said that bulldozers manufactured by New York-listed Caterpillar were “being used by Israeli authorities in the widespread unlawful destruction of Palestinian property.” NBIM had a $2.4 billion stake in the company at the end of 2024, representing around 1.2% ownership. CNBC has contacted Caterpillar for comment.

in reply to apfelwoiSchoppen

Caterpillar is an infamous case because their bulldozer crushed American activist Rachel Corrie to death in the 2000's. There was a big lawsuit over it but the US decided that it was a-okay for an American company to keep sending bulldozers to the Israeli military because it would "interfere with foreign policy"

ccrjustice.org/home/what-we-do…

I believe this same ruling was used as a precedent to strike down the arms export lawsuit against Genocide Joe when he was president.

in reply to geneva_convenience

I was just meaning the destruction of so much habitat in the US for suburban sprawl. And then add all this shit. Evil.
in reply to geneva_convenience

The same fund was recently caught having invested in an Israeli company that’s made bank during the war, maintaining Israeli jets making bombing runs on Gaza.


Health and aid workers targeted in conflicts around the world, UN agency says | UN News




Fediverse Report – #131


This week's #fediverse news - Fediverse Report #131

  • How age verification laws impact the fediverse, both how we understand the network as well as the impact on server admins
  • CrowdBucks is a new crowdfunding platform for the fediverse
  • Google's Play Store requirements for clients result in @apps creating different versions for their app on FDroid
in reply to wisdomchicken

Crowdbucks sounds interesting, but is extremely light on details. How does it work? Are all payments going to go through Stripe? Is it going to support GnuTaler? Crypto maybe? Is it to be integrated into things like Mastodon, Peertube, and other fediverse services?

Anti Commercial-AI license

in reply to onlinepersona

The dev told me this in Mastodon:

@asudox @crowdbucks

I am learning the Taler Protocol right now — so that I can understand how Taler can be added to CrowdBucks.

So, yes, we are looking at making CrowdBucks work with Taler.


mastodon.social/@reiver/115097…

in reply to wisdomchicken

Interesting. I run a Threadiverse client on iOS and Android. I haven’t run into any issues with Google, yet.

Apple has this rule I had to comply with:

  • You must be able to delete your account from the app
  • Lemmy delete account via the API requires password entry, even if you’re already logged in
  • Apple however, claims password entry is too much friction for the user to delete their account
  • A workaround is to link out to Lemmy website to delete your account. Even if you have to enter your password on the website, in Apple’s mind, this is somehow allowed despite being more friction?

I get the sense Apple wrote these rules to improve user experience, and they’re applied without anyone really considering what effect they’re having on the UX.





Israeli soldiers said to have shelled hospital after fearing camera being used to track them


Military officials tell Hebrew-language media outlets that an Israeli army tank team shelled a camera stationed at Nasser Hospital in Khan Younis earlier today after believing the device was being used to track troops.

Two shells were fired by the tank, with the first targeting the camera and the second hitting rescuers who were operating at the scene. The strike killed 20, including five journalists, according to media reports and Hamas health officials.

Reuters and other news providers often deliver live video feeds to media outlets worldwide during major news events to show the scene from the ground in real time. A review of Masri’s live feed from before the strike did not appear to show any soldiers.

https://www.timesofisrael.com/liveblog_entry/soldiers-said-to-have-shelled-hospital-after-fearing-camera-being-used-to-track-them/

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in reply to geneva_convenience

They did it to kill doctors, in order to increase the death rate of Palestinian civilians.


Unfortunately, the ICEBlock app is activism theater




Journalist quits Reuters over 'role in Israel's assassination of Gaza journalists'


She made particular reference to Reuters' reporting on Israel's killing of prominent Al-Jazeera journalist Anas Al-Sharif and six other media workers on August 10, saying the agency had "perpetuate[d] Israel's propaganda". She said it had been "wilfully abandoning the most basic responsibility of journalism" by publishing the "baseless claim" from the Israel Defence Forces (IDF) that Al-Sharif was an operative for Hamas.

An initial report published by Reuters received backlash after running with the headline: "Israel kills Al Jazeera journalist it says was Hamas leader".

Zink said she could no longer wear her press pass without feeling "shame and grief", as she shared an image of her press card snapped in half alongside her statement.

in reply to geneva_convenience

It's sickening how these outlets literally side with a government against their own innocent murdered workers. Some of them would literally side against their lived experience if they narrowly escaped and lived to talk about it. All for a country that perfectly personifies the term "cry-bully."
in reply to Lasherz

It's also sick how the media just moves on despite the repeated targeted murders of their colleagues.
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in reply to Lasherz

I just went and read the article, I see nothing wrong with the headline or their reporting. The article is full of refutations of Israel’s claim and is clear that none of Israel’s claims have been corroborated.

Reuters is a newswire. They’re always going to report what the parties involved are saying in a dry and dispassionate manner. Not everything needs to be an editorial. They do the same thing when it comes to Russian attacks in Ukraine. They’ll share what TASS is saying while noting that they cannot corroborate the narrative.

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in reply to frongt

I can understand that view, but I think it’s newsworthy to know what a government is claiming in order to be able to refute the claim. As I said, the article makes it very clear that nothing the Israeli government has claimed is verified and they cite multiple sources that counter Israel’s narrative.
in reply to NOT_RICK

It would also be prudent to mention that Israel has a history of lying about this particular topic. They didn't have any issues making that claim attachment when Russia was encroaching on Crimea, and the Kremlin was denying it.
in reply to Lasherz

I just went back to some 2014 articles about Crimea and I’m not finding what you’re referencing, can you give me a hand?
in reply to NOT_RICK

It's pretty much impossible to find an article where the journalist treats the Russian soldiers as unknown or neutral parties and almost just as hard to find articles that give the full statements from the Kremlin without the implication being that it's not a proper explanatory statement given the situation. The reason is the statements filling the majority of the body are from western sources, which were more reputable in that instance.

To your point on covering Israel, it would be in the interest of telling the story accurately to mention that journalists are vetted through the IDF and all footage is subject to that vetting as well as who is allowed in. The factual model you present breaks down when access is limited, both by the IDF killing journalists and by limiting the eyes on the ground journalists, their equipment, their film, and their employees at every level. If you control the opposition's ability to communicate reality, then you win under that model, but other news models like what Zeteo does mentions those things and the perspective is prioritized with the proper rarity and reputation that it actually has.

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in reply to Lasherz

I didn’t know that about the vetting of journalists. You think there is access journalism at play in terms of the favorable treatment in articles or is it just plain old bias?
in reply to NOT_RICK

It's both. You don't bite the hand that feeds you as hard as it might deserve to be bitten. Selection bias is the main thing I see in news. They wouldn't have that position long if they engaged in wrong-think or pointed the camera in the wrong class' direction.
in reply to NOT_RICK

A claim not published needs no refutation.

Reporting what people say is the domain of gossip magazines. Report the facts of what people do.

in reply to frongt

The claim is published by Israel regardless of whether or not Reuters reports it. Reporting what governments say is the job of the media as the fourth estate, imo.
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in reply to NOT_RICK

Reporting what governments say is the job of the media as the fourth estate, imo.


Not exactly. To paraphrase the well known example, the job of the fourth estate is not to say "the government says it's raining". It is to look outside and tell us if the government is telling the truth.

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in reply to NOT_RICK

So Reuters reported that Israel bombed the hospital on purpose because they saw a camera right?

archive.is/iLqRZ

in reply to geneva_convenience

They did report on what the IDF statement regarding the strike was. No mention of a camera in that statement. Not sure what the Times of Israel has to do with this
in reply to NOT_RICK

This was what the Israeli military published in Hebrew.

But pray tell why Reuters would only publish Netanyahu's lies when Israel is literally contradicting it in their own newspapers.

Israel killed a Reuters journalist here by the way.

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in reply to geneva_convenience

They didn’t only publish Israel’s claims, and to be clear I firmly believe Israel is completely full of shit. Their story includes multiple statements from Al Jazeera, UN human rights office, and Qatari government sources refuting Israel’s lies.
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in reply to NOT_RICK

Why doesn't it include the Israeli military as a source which says that Israel did it on purpose?

It seems fairly important to cite the literal perpetrators instead of just the PR department.

Also as noted in the summary of the article, when Anas Al Sharif was killed by Israel, Reuters directly put the IDF lie in the headline without refuting it.

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in reply to geneva_convenience

Ah, I get the connection now, thanks. I’d imagine Reuters didn’t receive the same statement from their IDF sources as the Israel Times did, idk. I’d certainly prefer them to add that to the article, or subsequent reporting.

Edit: as of an hour ago Reuters is reporting the camera narrative from the IDF. They put quotes around “Hamas camera” in their story to indicate it’s just Israel’s narrative.

I’ll add my own editorial to this, claiming a camera is Hamas… fucking ridiculous.

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in reply to NOT_RICK

If you spread genocidal propaganda you might as well be pulling the trigger.

See lemmy world admins for example

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in reply to NOT_RICK

What you describe isn't how it always was. News have grown accustomed to skating by with nothing but police statements, for the most obvious example, to make very bold claims. The obsession with being early and the risk of bucking the system of power only to be proven wrong later has been crippling for media integrity.
in reply to NOT_RICK

Probably because the article and the headline were not created by the same person. Putting Israel's claim in the headline puts its legitimacy above all others and makes it the default narrative. Given their consistent dishonesty, Reuters should know better. Especially when it comes to a (former?) employee.
in reply to LibertyLizard

Yeah I recall people getting similarly mad at them using Russian claims in the headline. Definitely not best practice from my POV.
in reply to NOT_RICK

and is clear that none of Israel’s claims have been corroborated.


So then why even include them, let alone make them the subject of the headline where most people stop reading?


in reply to Lady Butterfly she/her

Are we sure this isn't a video google "enhanced with ai".

It's not likely, considering he's got enough money to be a problem for them, but it would tie into thier plan to make everything look like slop so you can no longer tell what is slop.

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Every Year, Sanctions Kill More People Than Wars


Between 2010 and 2021, unilateral sanctions caused ~564,258 deaths each year – more than five times the number of people killed annually in direct armed combat. This warning comes from a new report published in The Lancet, which contextualizes decades of data on how sanctions affect mortality.

“From a rights-based perspective, evidence that sanctions lead to losses in lives should be sufficient reason to advocate for the suspension of their use,” the study’s authors argue. But that is far from reality. Over the same decade, nearly a quarter of all of the world’s countries were affected by sanctions, driven primarily by a sharp increase in unilateral economic measures imposed by the United States and its European allies.

While Western sanctions “have the claimed aim to end wars, protect human rights, or promote democracy,” the report shows they do the very opposite. By restricting a country’s ability to import essential goods like food, medicine, and medical supplies, and by slashing public budgets, sanctions systematically undermine healthcare systems and other vital services.

https://peoplesdispatch.org/2025/08/02/every-year-sanctions-kill-more-people-than-wars/

in reply to Diva (she/her)

As a kid, I thought sanctions should be considered a war crime because they deliberately target non-combatants in order to cause suffering on a mass scale. As an adult, I still view it the same way. It's cruel, and aimed at the people who have no control over what their governments do.
in reply to swelter_spark

It’s a very easily reversible process, even the reasons for sanctions have to be cited! If you think that’s cruel, you should see why they were put there in the first place


Israel Bombs Gaza Hospital, Kills 5 Journalists from AP, Al Jazeera, Reuters, NBC


Interview with Muhammad Shehada
Palestinian writer and analyst
August 25, 2025

[contains chilling details of the methodical Israeli attack]

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Israel Bombs Gaza Hospital, Kills 5 Journalists from AP, Al Jazeera, Reuters, NBC


cross-posted from: lemmy.ml/post/35201919

Interview with Muhammad Shehada
Palestinian writer and analyst
August 25, 2025

[contains chilling details of the methodical Israeli attack]



Israel Bombs Gaza Hospital, Kills 5 Journalists from AP, Al Jazeera, Reuters, NBC


Interview with Muhammad Shehada
Palestinian writer and analyst
August 25, 2025

[contains chilling details of the methodical Israeli attack]


in reply to ozzy

That was one of the trademarks of the Olympic Bomber. He didn't do it at the Olympics, but when he bombed abortion clinics, he would set a second bomb to go off after first responders arrived. By helping those he felt were murders, the first responders were complicit.


Japan city drafts ordinance to cap smartphone use at 2 hours per day - Kyodo News


I would like to know how you think about this. Personally, I think it's a very good ordinance. It's not enforced, but encouraged. We should correct the situation that Xitter users and Tiktokers are getting brainfucked by spreading conspiracies.
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in reply to fin

Its a horrible law, although there is no punishment, it just normalizes the idea of persecuting and shaming innocent people. The laws are not good when you use them to micromanage your neighbors lives. Laws are supposed to be for taking away the need for violence from society and putting judgment into a transparent and safe and strict process. All this type of stuff just gives the state more power to harm people it doesnt like who are doing nothing actually wrong. Like all laws this will only be selectivly enforced against people the powerful dont like. The reason countries really start to become bad is when you get one group of idiots in power who think they know everything, who think it their role to mold humanity into their idea of right and wrong. People lose their motivation, their creativity, their will to build things, because their life becomes a benign hell of just being a host for elitest parasites. It starts with elitest assholes telling you how you are allowed to spend your free time, and what types of haircuts are acceptable, and what types of books you are allowed to read, mass zurveliience, propganda on every type of media you consume. Silencing disidents. It ends with a society where nobody cares about anything. Nobody wants to work. There isnt anything to buy anyways. Creativity at first and then the good genes in the population just die out. The human race is truely fucked. The greatest filter we have is our complete inability to not abuse innocent people. So many humans just want to control each other. Humans are obsessed with controling each other. Nothing great was ever created by control, only by the florishing of the human spirit and liberty, allowing people to be creative and weird and happy. History so clearly shows this. Religous societies and authoritarian societies are always complete shitholes even for the ones who benifit, like the racialy pure male normative class. The nicest societies are the ones who out liberty above all else. The richest person in a bad country is worse off then the poorest person in a nice country. Money doesnt buy happiness. Money cannot buy you love, not real love, just a simulation of it. Money cannot protect your kids. Money does not give your life meaning. Money usually just ruins you even more then you already were and then you jave to lie and xeluse yourself into thinking you deserve it, to avoid cognitive disonance with the only people who can tolorate you. Too bad people are too dumb to realize this now. People who trade liberty for temporary security, people who trade liberty so they can avoid actually facing any real issues in society, people who trade liberty so they can be comcortable and growntheir 401k, are the worst types of people.
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in reply to fin

Next, they're going to tell you who you can have sex with and who you cannot.


Evergrande: Chinese property giant delisted after spectacular fall


Chinese property giant Evergrande's shares were taken off the Hong Kong stock market on Monday after more than a decade and a half of trading.

It marks a grim milestone for what was once China's biggest real estate firm, with a stock market valuation of more than $50bn (£37.1bn). That was before its spectacular collapse under the weight of the huge debts that had powered its meteoric rise.

Experts say the delisting was both inevitable and final.

"Once delisted, there is no coming back," says Dan Wang, China director at political risk consultancy Eurasia Group.

Evergrande is now best-known for its part in a crisis that has for years dragged on the world's second-largest economy.

in reply to HBK

... meteoritic rise...


No, they don't. Meteorites fall to the ground while vaporizing themselves. Like Evergrande it seems.

Edit: @Hugin@lemmy.world made a good point. It actually does make sense of you say meteoric rise, which they did.

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in reply to probable_possum

meteor means things high in the sky. from Greek ta meteōra "the celestial phenomena, things in heaven above," plural of meteōron, literally "thing high up,"
in reply to probable_possum

meteoric rise means to rise high in the sky. Meteorologist to study things high in the sky.
Meteor thing in the sky.

Meteoric rise doesn't reference the rock falling from the sky. They have the same root word meaning high in the sky.

in reply to Hugin

meteoric rise.


Ooooh! They didn't write meteoritic but meteoric.
You are right. Thanks for the explanation.

in reply to HBK

“Once delisted, there is no coming back,”


Can someone explain why this is?