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Pleasure doing business, good sir

Oh sure, there’s definitely lots of valid criticism of rainbow capitalism, but to be clear, it’s not pride month itself that’s the issue there - it’s corporations leveraging it for profit

But the serious answer is because LGBTQ people have been systemically discriminated against in pretty much every country

Literally the next thing in my All feed is about the previous US president having a chill time with a man who proposed stoning gay people to death

So… cash?

Make that bad boy unsigned, just to be safe!

Pop a pair on and report back to us

How is turning it off an improvement over lockdown? I was under the impression that the security impact is basically the same

Two important persons from US history, a deity and a little penguin

It’s just a shitpost, not a declaration that Trump was some great American historical figure, chill

Jesus Christ, you racist bastard.

Stop acting like you have a right to self determination but Palestinians do not.

apartheid regime, the land grabs, the ethnic cleansing, the genocide

All of the above are consequences of Israeli colonialism/imperialism, not a direct consequence of its existence as a state.

The German example is odd, because not only did Germany not cease to exist, but in fact the exact opposite of what you’re proposing was done. That equivalent would be if a victim of Nazi Germany - say, Belgium - annexed Germany in its entirety.

There isn’t a one-state solution that creates an environment where both Palestinian and Israelis can live peacefully, because Israeli citizens are unwilling to live under a Palestinian state, and Palestinians are (of course) unwilling to live under an Israeli state.

That’s not actually a viable solution though, in the same way as “deleting Germany” wasn’t a viable resolution to the second world war.

Their citizens won’t just magically disappear, forcibly displacing them would constitute a war crime, and transferring ownership of the entire region to a Palestinian state is just setting up the dominoes for civil war and extending the instability and suffering in the region.

I’ve heard very good things about wireguard-easy to simplify the config and management, too

I’m don’t understand, what are you referring to?

Dismissing sexism within a particular group because it is disproportionately prevalent in that group is, frankly, treating that sexism as acceptable.

You can just as easily extend this approach until you either reach a group where it’s evened out, or is the entirety of humanity.

“It’s more prevalent in stem? No, you have to look at university students overall”

“It’s prevalent in university students overall? No, you have to look at all students”

“It’s prevalent in students as a whole? No, you have to look at everyone involved in education”

“It’s prevalent in education in general? No, you have to look at public services as a whole”

“It’s prevalent in public services as a whole? No, you have to look at all non-private entities”

“It’s prevalent across non-private entities? No, you have to look at all forms of work”

Well yeah, except with the key difference of it being true

If there were credible reports of civilian targets being hit then it would be very different

If the houthis were acting from US territory, the approach would be very different, but the US government can’t exactly go arrest them.

In Minecraft of course

I’m down, what server does nestle use? Time for some griefing

The houthis aren’t formally or de facto at war with Israel either, though you’re right that they are involved.

But affected 3rd party countries are equally within their rights to protect critical trade infrastructure in international waters as well.

Nonono, you’ve decided on my behalf, based on pulling shit out of your ass, that I’m cool with companies doing environmental damage and slave labour.

If Amazon set up shop in Yemen and started blindly destroying and siezing ships in the red sea, they’d be getting bombed too.

Additionally, you’ve presented a false dichotomy - protecting trade in the red sea is not mutually exclusive with prosecuting corporations for climate crime.