RubberDuck

This was a message to Iran, nothing else.

The US has F35 and F22s in the neighborhood, but rolling out the spirit is meant to flex the global strike capability and remind everyone what they are capable of.

So this Russian brigade is effectively a modern SS unit.

The EU allows upto 30pct fructose instead of the 40 to 55 pct in the US. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/High-fructose_corn_syrup

High fructose corn syrup is in a lot of candy now and it actively suppresses your mechanism of feeling full.

All the adversaries to US hegemony came to the conclusion that the US cannot be everywhere at once. So now they are weakened and possibly turn isolationist… this is the time to start testing the fences for there might be an opportunity opening up soon.

Don’t they control this via subscription? Geolocation + not Ukrainian military = disable

There was also a guy that survived Hiroshima, was evacuated to Nagasaki and survived that too… Tsutomu Yamaguchi

I’d start digging a moat too. Revise building codes for all buildings to require a bomb shelter and start updating city planning to have highrise sections on the Russian side as defensive structures and open fields on the Russian side of towns. Same as planning green buffers and fortification on elevated positions. And deep underground weapons storage.

Was more saying the entire region is already on fire and then Israel and Iran fanning the flames. So everyone is upping their game… it’s not as if the Saudis don’t have plenty of regional enemies.

Or thanks Bibi and Khameini… the instability in the middle east means everyone wants more weapons. Now with the new drone threats investments probably go up. If I was dependent on oil refineries for my national income the footage of what Ukraine is doing to Russia would give me sleepless nights.

I think it’s more that a ship could be rolling to a side and even roll over. Hence stable.

All the people at the top now either started rich or started in a time where companies still had a lady going around offices bringing people coffee.

I’m surprised cubicles have not been traded in for a treadmill to generate power yet.

Well, Russia is not exactly free and he did have a decent following in Russia. But western media indeed seem to present him a lot better than what he actually was.or at least seem to ignore that he was also a staunch nationalist.

So you again start by being smug and condescending, while crying that I bounced back your “you don’t know what you are talking about, with a neither do you”.

And then you go on by stating that they missed the mark and it’s difficult… And they should have started building when the people where not here yes… because everyone… and I mean everyone… Knew they where coming. So if they would have built then… it would have been ready now. And even if some where vacant for some time… I’m sure there’s plenty of new yorkers looking for affordable housing.

But no, america is special, New York is different compared to plenty of global capitals and mega cities.

You ran the ad hominem first buddy, I just replied in kind as you just waved away the remark with “it’s complicated”.

And the pressure of republicans and other small government freaks is felt everywhere. The simple fact of the matter is that having to resort to paying commercial parties for housing means the government missed the mark on allocating the funds to provide structural housing at much lower cost. Meaning it is a waste of tax dollars that could have been used elsewhere.

What an excellent response with also a cool video. The administrator is also a Chad for doing this video and being the subject to raise awareness.

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Spoken like a true american who is oblivious to the fact he is governed by the capital class, divided in right and ultra right political parties.

I take a far grimmer look on things. If text and image platforms have issues moderating, I’d imagine discord is more difficult and thus worse. They probably monitor for stuff that is detrimental to their service and that’s it. For the rest they rely on reports.

And about being asked to keep up by governments, I again am inclined to not think anyone did. Why would they.

That’s his point. The people that say they do not want to pay for other peoples children want to opt out of the social contract that underpins all of this. And if they do, they should not get the rewards side later in life.

This kind of egocentric " me me me" thinking is to the detriment of everyone. Social systems are like insurance… if you don’t need it… it’s not a waste… you got lucky. But if you get unlucky… if you go at it alone… you will be up the creek without a paddle.

Too many people think that life and the world is as you make it. They refuse to believe that probably 20pct is you, the other 80 is (good/bad) luck.

Any idea what kind of an organization you would need to coordinate this kind of operation. Most likely the cost mentioned is the “all in” price for the whole ordeal surrounding these people.