The PennLive link is more than a week old, while the 3 links I gave are from yesterday, which quotes County coroner Stephen Diamantoni giving the update.
The YouTube link doesn’t work for me - cookies and cross-site scripting required? What’s the date of the recording?
While the spleen death of the boy was “with” measles, the “the case of this girl is being attributed directly to measles.” (see my 3 links given in the post your responded to).
Do you have a source for that?
According to https://www.washingtonpost.com/health/2026/09/04/infant-died-measles-pennsylvania-coroner-confirms/ “A local coroner has said that an infant from the Amish community in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, has died of measles.” September 4, 2026
According to https://local21news.com/news/local/lancaster-county-coroner-confirms-baby-died-from-measles-vaccinations-health-politics-pennsylvania-pa-death-amish-genetic-condition-measles-associated-deaths-coroner-investigation “In this case, coroner Stephen Diamantoni said the child died from measles, not with. He clarified that measles was the cause of death in this case, however it was not considered the cause of death in the case where an infant boy died with measles.” September 4, 2026
According to https://amishamerica.com/coroner-confirms-amish-girl-died-measles-first-us-death-2026/ “Lancaster County Coroner Dr. Stephen […] Diamantoni confirmed that measles was in fact the cause of death. As he put it to CBS 21, the child died from measles, not “with” it. […] While the death of the boy discussed in the Atlantic story was, according to Diamantoni, due to a ruptured spleen and not directly caused by measles, the case of this girl is being attributed directly to measles. […] the death has been confirmed as caused by measles at the county level. The state level is still calling it “associated,” while at the federal level, the CDC is not confirming it as caused by measles. […] That may simply reflect a delay in confirmation or other things clouding the picture.” September 4, 2026
King Harald was going to the opening of the Johan Sverdrup oil field, until people pointed out that celebrating profiting by causing a mass-extinction probably isn’t that great.
FuckRoyalty FuckOilIndustry FuckCars
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“551 titles” - 43 TV show seasons = 508 movies?
“Sony already pulled 314 StudioCanal titles from libraries in Germany and Austria in 2022. More recently, Sony deleted people’s Funimation digital libraries”
“The reform does not mandate two rest days per week. […] create the conditions under which a four-day working week becomes practically achievable for the first time for a significant portion of the Mexican workforce.”
Mexico is one of the few countries with only a 1-day weekend, along with:
The boss is the voters who keep choosing to vote for narcissistic sociopathic candidates.
I’ve only ever voted Green, I’ve never voted for any omnicidal capitalists.
It’s not “propaganda” making more than 90% of people choose leaders who will continue pushing us towards a mass extinction event, more genocides, oligarchy, etc… It’s that almost all voters are as greedy, short-sighted, and sociopathic as the people they keep voting for.
If he does a Fetterman, can he be quickly recalled?
Doesn’t the USA use the word “calories” sometimes for kilocalories in food? So they divide the actual amount of calories by 1000. They also round certain things down, so that when they say “zero calories”, the can can actually have “3600 calories”?
The linked page accesses at least 10 other sites for scripts, and is more than 2 MB big. It could have been a 458 byte page:
Remove and prevent 4 GB Gemini nano install into Chrome, on Windows 11:
For me apps are things that are fullscreen-only (on phones, Windows 8 apps, GNOME 3+), while programs are small CLI things or complex ones with discoverable GUIs where you have more control over the UI and placement.
Don’t know what tiling window systems would make programs by the above definition.
Adding some sources, in case people think these quotes are satirical.
Edits: some longer quotes (which takes away from the punchy format by Linken) and non-chronological groupings.
2026-02-28 “When we are finished, take over your government. It will be yours to take”
2026-04-04 “48 hours before all Hell will reign [sic] down on them.”
2026-04-06 “Every bridge in Iran […] every power plant […] I mean complete demolition by 12 o’clock”
2026-04-07 “A whole civilization will die tonight, never to be brought back again.”
Firefox +uBlock Origin works on old Androids. I’m not sure about new versions, iOS, or other phone OSes tho.
I don’t think I could go back to using browsers with ads, or videos with sponsors.
"Some countries have adopted a six-day workweek and one-day weekend (6×1), which can be
I think “mama”, “papa”, and “baba” are also some of the easiest things for human babies to say.
preemptive war
OK - reacting-only would reduce wars of aggression.
How about if 98% of UN members votes for an allied attack against something that almost everyone agrees is psychotic, like ISIS, NK, Eritrea, Mauritania, Saudi Arabia, etc.? Does the combination of actions and clear intent not make pre-emptive war and regime change of these seem like the right thing?
Ahmed Yassin
Here I don’t agree - I think the 1988 Hamas charter is utterly indefensible.
these type of groups form as a direct result of imperial violence.
Yes, and Israel was formed in response to the Holocaust and pogroms. Hamas is also genocidal, just incompetent - but would be worse. I think both should be boycotted and sanctioned, until Israeli voters stop voting the way they have been (which might not happen until they reject religion and racism), and Gazans overthrow Hamas (which seems more possible than in e.g. NK).
nuclear weapons
not offensive, but defensive
Yeah, allowing Iran to get/create nukes and intercontinental delivery, would reduce the chances of attacks against it like the recent ones by USA and Israel, which would be good for the normal people of Iran in the short and medium term.
When it comes to the people (not the regimes) I think that the Israeli, older Gazan, and USA citizens are the worst because of the way they vote(d); while the Iranians might be the least bad (tho that may just be because they haven’t had real elections for so long).
The UK also has a FPTP voting system, and currently the 5th biggest party (Reform) is leading the polls, and the 8th biggest party (Greens) is 2nd: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Opinion_polling_for_the_next_United_Kingdom_general_election#2026
If people start voting for non-genocidal parties, you could get a decent government - maybe not this election, but possibly the next. If you keep voting for evil, even the lesser evil, everything just keeps getting more and more evil after every election.
Putting violent desire on the same moral plane as actual murder victims is a silly thing to do.
Agreed, but what if not stopping the IRGC ends up causing orders-of-magnitude more suffering and deaths? (Tho, is Trump actually unleashing the IRGC because Mojtaba gives them free-er reign than Ali; and causing some Iranians to actually side with their own psychotic countrymen against the attacking foreigners? If yes, then US voters may be more harmful than Iran.)
Would Hamas not be vastly worse than Israel if they had the same military power as Israel?
ISIS?
Shouldn’t intent count to prevent access to biological and nuclear weapons?
Some think that respect needs to be earned. I think everyone deserves courtesy, but I wouldn’t blame someone for this stare when confronted by MAGA-level idiocy/sociopathy/greed.
That TLD doesn’t inspire confidence.
.org isn’t it what it used to be, so are .ac/.edu a better bet when you don’t know much about a topic?