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They put explosives in the pagers but no shrapnel, so how does your conclusion make sense? If Israel wanted to simply cause mass damage, this would be a most incompetent way to do it.

I wasn’t trying to say that at all. Wars are fought where they are fought. It’s up to whoever is in charge of the area to make sure they are evacuated.

The people in charge of the area in Gaza (Hamas) do the opposite, that’s why they are designated as a terrorist organization and not legitimate government, such as the taliban in Afghanistan.

An illegitimate, criminal organization, that so willfully disregard the public welfare and trust, has no right to fight anywhere.

Let’s dispel the bullshit idea that Hamas is fighting for the lives and rights of the Gazan people. If Hamas wants to have a state so bad, they should start by looking out for the interests of their own people instead of constantly leading them into worse suffering. Taking part in international terrorism and killing Jews is more important to the leadership of Gaza then is feeding their people and until it’s not Gaza is irredenta.

Maybe all an army has to do to take over the entire world is bring their families to the front. Can’t shoot back at them because their families are there. So they pretty much win every engagement. Problem solved. No more wars.

Is there any time of day it’s not atrocious? Seems like any time would have basically equal risk for collateral casualties.

To be effective it all had to be at once. It seems that they waited until the pagers were being used to coordinate a fresh wave of rocket attacks with promises of more to come before setting them off.

I’m sure Israel caught a lucky break through whoever they had in Taiwan, to get this opportunity.

Stunning that you’re being downvoted. This was a brilliant attack on a group that actually attacks Israel actually indiscriminately on the daily.

E.g., Russia saying it’s denazifying Ukraine.

Silly.

Corporations, now. Can’t even really call it a practice. They are businesses that employ doctors. In law, most civilized places, you can’t own stake in a law firm unless you are a member of the bar. Makes for a more service focused industry.

Another thing I haven’t seen mentioned is the way people find doctors now has changed. People look online, and there are plenty of sites that are just aggregators for data about doctors. Anyone can scrape that info and then setup a webpage to rate doctors. So now doctors are finding that they aren’t getting patients if they aren’t getting good ratings, so now we have doctors just telling patients what they want to hear, prescribing what they want to be prescribed. Gotta keep up that 9.8/10 rating to keep patients coming in.

This is hilarious.

What’s happening with the fusion then?

“We have no idea what happens next.”

Scientists: we know almost exactly what will happen.

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Bunch of space junk fucking up the world’s view of the stars.

That makes a lot of sense and I see the error of my reasoning. You’ve convinced me.

I don’t find this article compelling. Obviously it’s not going to last as long unrefrigerated. That seems to be their criteria.

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That goes to the weight, not the admissibility.

Testimony comes in, jury decides if it’s credible.

If Klingon food is too strong for you, perhaps we could get one of the females to breast feed you.

Deep Space 9 had food replicators.