I maintain that Israel does not intentionally murder civilians. — BitconnectCarlos
doesn't take away from the fact that the Biden administration carries responsibility for things going to hell — Tzeentch
What national abortion ban? — NOS4A2
The Biden administration's colossal failures of diplomacy vis-á-vis Ukraine and Israel are very important to me. — Tzeentch
I think there's zero basis to argue that Trump was worse in any meaningful way. — Tzeentch
There is no lesser evil. — Tzeentch
Ukraine has been working towards implementing a modern, free, transparent democracy. — jorndoe
Would you rather see it a Muslim state? — BitconnectCarlos
Having 6 million Palestinians come to Israel brings "Israel as a Jewish state" into question. — BitconnectCarlos
magnitudes more strife and difference. — BitconnectCarlos
different community with different values there can very well end up being strife as both groups — BitconnectCarlos
This is convenient framing that you, like some other posters, like to proscribe for us. — Echarmion
US as the great Satan and the Ukrainians as the hapless victims. — Echarmion
That framing is leading you to exclude the russian war dead — Echarmion
This war is also a russian tragedy. How do you propose to understand it if you're not even seeing that side of the equation? — Echarmion
Hey Mikie, what do you think of the idea of a mosque being built next to your house? — BitconnectCarlos
They'll blast calls to prayer 5x daily including at like 3am (don't worry, the times will shift.) Excited? Great! Embrace diversity. — BitconnectCarlos
Also, hope you're not a dog owner. — BitconnectCarlos
They don't have the best reputation in Islamic texts so be careful. — BitconnectCarlos
You should explain why people's rights cannot be exercised. — Benkei
So you'd agree countries are not literally forced to start an offensive war? — Echarmion
They'll deliver as little as they can get away with. — Tzeentch
Suppose they did nothing. Would you then vote Trump? — Tzeentch
You think the establishment gives two shits about climate or pollution? :brow: — Tzeentch
eating a shit sandwich and starving themselves — 180 Proof
They should leave behind the notion that the least bad is the best choice for independents. Cause none can predict the future, and what you make the least bad right now, in the future it may turn into the worst choice. — Eros1982
Trump withdrew US from the Paris Climate Treaty. But there are many moral dilemmas pertaining to the Democrats now that I think it — Eros1982
In some of these articles you get the impression that all white and old men hate women — Eros1982
If that is the case, aren't there any moral dilemmas for people who will vote/support/sponsor a party that bets in divisions simply because it loves power? — Eros1982
Many women will say that men hate Democrats only because they love equality more than Republicans — Eros1982
Climate models have long predicted that a warming world would lead to higher humidity, because warmer air evaporates more water from Earth’s surface and can hold more moisture. The consequences of more humid heat include greater stress on the human body, increased odds of more extreme rainfall, warmer nights and higher cooling demand.
With only a few days left in meteorological summer, defined as June to August, this summer is on track to be the most humid in the United States in 85 years of recordkeeping based on observations of dew point — a measure of humidity — compiled by Hudson Valley meteorologist Ben Noll. It’s also likely to end up being the most humid summer globally, Alaska-based climate scientist Brian Brettschneider said in an email to The Washington Post.
If both trends hold, then five of the most humid summers in both the United States and worldwide will have occurred since 1998