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Rise in UK knife attacks leads to a crackdown and stokes public anxiety

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  • The US public and Congress have been making a mistake for 40 years by getting distracted by the "how" and not focusing on addressing the "why".

    Don't make the same mistake.

    • If Reddit had a soul/conscience, I think it was us, and we're all on Lemmy now...

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  • No, it's worse than that

    The folks here are people who got shouted down on Reddit for being nut jobs.

    • At least twice a week

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  • Oh, terribly adventurous today, aren't we?

    • At least twice a week

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  • Oh my, how very original and thought provoking.

    • Biden really, really doesn’t want China to flood the US with cheap EVs

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  • That's a bingo.

    The idea that "they" don't want the American public driving EVs is ridiculous.

    • Biden really, really doesn’t want China to flood the US with cheap EVs

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  • Sure. And - ya know - not funneling money into a totalitarian regime.

    • Biden really, really doesn’t want China to flood the US with cheap EVs

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  • No, they don't want the profits getting funneled off to China.

    • The only way things can get better is by acknowledging that things aren't as good as they could be

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  • It's not that you can't, just that you shouldn't unless you really, really think about what you're going to change and do your due diligence. Otherwise, whatever the system is doing and whoever depends on it could get screwed over when someone makes a fucky-wucky because they didn't do their homework.

    • The Hungry Hungry Caterpillar starved that day apparently.

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  • And he was still hungry!

    • Israel orders Gazans to evacuate part of Rafah for 'limited' operation

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  • Because people around here don't like hearing that there's a strategically valid, logistically viable method for clearing out the last Hamas stronghold in Gaza while minimizing civilian casualties.

    Apparently nobody noticed that the moment the IDF started evacuating civilians and moving in Hamas is suddenly open to accepting terms. What I outlined is the thing they fear most: their leadership on the ground getting grabbed.

    • U.S. soldier detained in Russia, officials say

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  • If only he'd thought to bring some weed into Russia with him!

    • What linguistic constructions do you hate that no one else seems to mind?

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  • That's how it's pronounced in an American accent, so saying "a university" works for about a third of a billion people.

    • What plot holes could be adequately explained away with a single shot or line of dialogue?

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  • Yeah, when the story got out (true or not) a few years after release the general consensus was that it was a bad call.

    • What plot holes could be adequately explained away with a single shot or line of dialogue?

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  • The execs thought audiences wouldn't understand using human brains for processing power.

    • Israel orders Gazans to evacuate part of Rafah for 'limited' operation

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  • Other than destroying the infrastructure as you mentioned, in an evacuation/refugee scenario it's possible to identify individuals and check them against available intelligence.

    Israeli intelligence has had a lot of time to at the very least identify Hamas's chain of command. While the odd low-level fighter might slip through, any leader would get nabbed before they made it into a refugee camp.

    • Sticks

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  • I did say "within" 24 hours.

    • Sticks

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  • I'll have one delivered to you within 24 hours. Air mail.

    • Oh, you have got to be kidding sir.

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  • "What do you mean it's not a real show? We're still getting paid, right?"

    • Denethor's Facebook posts are getting out of control

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    • Arrowhead CEO on negative reviews: "I guess it's warranted. Sorry everyone for how this all transpired. I hope we will make it up and regain the trust by providing a continued great game experience."

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  • All it takes to be a CEO is to be the person in charge of running a company. There are a lot of companies that are a lot of different sizes doing a lot of different things. If you start your own company you're the CEO, but you're also the head of sales and the person who makes coffee runs.

    The stereotypical CEO (who makes boilerplate, sanitized public statements) is stereotypical in the first place because they run big companies, reporters care what they have to say. If you read the news you hear their words a lot.

    Smaller firms, self started firms, and a lot of the more unique operations that would have CEOs that go against the stereotype don't make the news often, so the stereotype stays intact.