DoomBot5 @ DoomBot5 @lemmy.world

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They annually call for the destruction of Israel and burn an israeli flag. I wouldn't put too much thought into their statements.

Also, keep in mind that "foreign soil" is a country that Israel is still technically at war with.

What would really happen is that they will get one of their proxies to fire more rockets or commit more terrorist attacks on Israel.

Funny, you asked for an example, yet missed the word "example" in my comment. Here you go, I'll quote it again:

For example, how my original comment was about how you inserted your own emotions into a news article, but you instead chose to ignore that and pivot to how to trust the IDF. You then made it your mission to focus on that and make that the only topic of conversation.

Oh, how about most of that comment that specifically gave an example.

You keep ignoring any of my answers that are inconvenient to you. That's the same logic you apply to the IDF. If you ignore inconvenient facts and focus only on the stuff convenient to you, then yeah you'll have a problem trusting what the IDF says. If you instead stop ignoring inconvenient facts, then suddenly their info is more believable.

For example, how my original comment was about how you inserted your own emotions into a news article, but you instead chose to ignore that and pivot to how to trust the IDF. You then made it your mission to focus on that and make that the only topic of conversation.

Because the other option is believing the baseless fiction you're making up. I know which one I would choose.

I was saying stop making fictitious claims yet you shifted the goalposts to IDFs integrity.

Any other new questions you want answered while ignoring my current response?

Alright, if you insist on moving the goal posts. Whatever they say is more based on reality than whatever comes out of your imagination. Thus, they should be believed more than your fiction.

What you shouldn't be doing is inventing fiction claiming that must be what someone else is doing. This is especially true in a news community that is supposed to be non-fiction. Leave your fiction for the Israeli hate communities.

None, since you keep inventing stuff yourself and accusing them of it.

So you're saying your statements are based purely on emotion rather than any facts. Hardly something appropriate for a post in a news community.

Good on the BBC for putting the word terrorist in quotes there.

Hamas are terrorists, their actions line up with every definition of the word in a proper dictionary.

Because most of them were certainly not Hamas, if any of them were.

You have a source of that or are you just pulling it out of your ass like you're claiming Israel is doing?

By today's standards, that's a pretty weak CPU at this point. I upgraded from mine not long after the Gamers Nexus review that pegged it at about the same performance as a 10th gen i3. I was already planning to upgrade at that point, but it really was a kicker.

Toner in laser printers is powder. Can't dry out what's already dry. If you get a brother laser printer, it will last forever.

Because they knew I was talking about new Bentleys, not 20 year old ones that are worth no more than their metal scraps worth.

Sacrificing children is pretty common in Linux

Nah, it wasn't targeting Jews, that's why Hamas wasn't celebrating.

If you own a Bentley, you're either very rich, or just spent all your money on a Bentley

Edit: I've been told some people needed clarification that I'm not talking about Bentleys worth their weight in scrap metal.

Historically ceasfires have been used by Hamas to resupply rockets for the next rocket barrage on Israeli civilians. A ceasfire without hostages being released would be nothing more than a failure on the Israeli side, so would not be accepted.

Makes 0 difference. The charging circuit is in charge of that logic and will accept whatever voltage is supplied (within spec) and step it down to what the battery needs.