Why did they even do that?
Why did they even do that?
Apparently it’s the former. Their prosecution rate is 8% apparently according to Wikipedia, because they’re too understaffed to deal with cases that can go either way. They also have a false confession problem, but that’s not what’s getting them to that rate.
So of course in the end it should come down to what you want to do and where you see yourself living a happier life, and not what people on the internet think you should do. However, purely from a “making the world a better place” perspective, I’d recommend not returning. I get the idea of trying to change society from within, but frankly I think Israel in its current state is beyond saving. The sense of invincibility, among other issues, is too much for simple activism to fix; the country as a whole needs the Nazi Germay treatment (the de-Nazification part, not the war part). At least by not being in Israel you make sure your tax money and children aren’t used in genocide.
I repeat, do what you feel is best for you, but to directly answer your question your absence does more to weaken the Israeli Apartheid apparatus than your presence. Do vote though; definitely vote.
Will Hamas stop if Isreal does?
If Israel stops its apartheid and ethnic cleansing? Certainly.
Stochastic terrorism folks.
Meanwhile FiniteBanjo laughing at us from the good place:
Pretty sure nobody cares, but man as a third world country guy it feels weird as fuck to see these reasonable-looking numbers only to multiply by 50 and get a heart attack.
I mean yes but it’s diminishing returns. The rule kind of falls apart at these numbers.
I’ve never used a Mac but my experience with iPhones and iPads (not mine) has convinced me to never touch anything Apple makes. The requirement of iTunes to send files between an iPhone and a PC is, for example, just ridiculous.
So then what’s that case supposed to be?
They don’t pay because the law is too toothless and the IRS has no money. Vermont is on the right track.
car makers just jack up their prices so they make more off the subsidy
Exactly.
And then you remember that the pen was actually the former’s and the latter stole it.
Really we should be subsidizing EVs from our own manufacturers.
You are. Still not doing much to corporate greed.
It does, but that’s the thing: It does either way. There should be no change due to the conversion of energy to mass.
I mean no, but the people with meteorology degrees are probably not gonna be working a job where the number one requirement is to be hot (and not, y’know, have a meteorology degree).
Correct me if I am wrong, but as I understand it mass and energy is equivalent no?
Yes.
And it also still baffles us as to why rest mass and resultant mass from energy should be equivalent at all?
I don’t know about this one. I’m not an expert so don’t quote he on it, but I don’t remember hearing this before.
No no that’s a completely different phenomenon. This is the phenomenon involved in Hawking’s radiation and similar.
It’s that they’re using a more normal people term. They probably wanted to say vacuum.
It’s a half-pun about actual piracy. Not sure if illegal fishing is actually considered piracy, but that’s the idea.