

You didn’t ask a question.


You didn’t ask a question.


I think I saw a quote from Amnesty International that the only public executions in the last year they were aware of occurred in Iran and Afghanistan.


And this account only posts articles from it.


It feels like given the number of incidents Okinawa somehow has a particularly bad problem with US soldiers committing heinous crimes against the host population. But that doesn’t make sense, it would involve somehow promoting crime at that base or intentionally concentrating the bad apples there. Which means other bases are probably doing similar things, they just don’t get talked about as much.


They name all the potentially responsible parties in the article.


Even more easily now that they don’t need to pay for this medication. Sick patients killing themselves is probably seen as a result to be encouraged in the boardroom.


The fuck do those two things have to do with each other?


https://www.openimmigration.us/judges/salinardi-jayme
They brought in a ringer with an exceptionally low rate of granting asylum.


Not a judge. A fascist paper pusher who owes their position to the same entity bringing a case against their target.
Immigration “judges” are not judges and shouldn’t be called such.


Allegedly.


The UK has so overused the terrorism designation that my first assumption on reading the headline is that this is bullshit.


Breaking stuff you don’t agree with isn’t terrorism, it’s just regular crime. They (seemingly from the sparse information being released) weren’t attacking politicians or voters to change political choices. A crime being allegedly ideologically motivated or against government property doesn’t make it terrorism.


The 9th circuit usually leans liberal, but Trump appointed 11 of the 29 circuit judges and this case drew 3 of them.


As long as one of them is only using lizard vocalizations it’s completely normal.


Enjoy sun
Eat some bugs
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Lizard profit


Doesn’t change that Australia made him who he is. He was over 50 and trying to expand his media empire when he changed citizenship. It’s not like America turned a good Aussie bad.


Fair point, but also a nontrivial amount of the blame for the rise of US fascism can be placed at the feet of an Australian media mogul.


I dunno, drool onto his bib?


Literally this entire conversation you haven’t even tried to address the instigating criticism of the article both using the wrong-headed definition of class as education and that their statistics are filtered to create a Republican bias unrelated to class. It talks about class being a fuzzy term and other races existing, but when it tries to demonstrate the problem it’s just white women and the non-college educated “class”. All while relaying absurd quotes about how they like people that talk to them directly and are successful through their own hard work like Trump.
And while people do have kind of a fuzzy definition of working class, that definition isn’t education. Most people identify as “working class” and fewer than 1% of respondents defined it by education. Media and think-tanks that have latched onto “non-college educated = working class” do so intentionally. They want it to represent a dwindling thing from when boomers worked hard and didn’t complain, not anything to do with labor and capital.
100%. The guy didn’t do it thinking he’d get away with it or the US military would give him a slap on the wrist at his court martial. He intentionally tried to get the death penalty.