Drusas @ Drusas @kbin.social

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Stating factual information is not simping. Two outbreaks does not make it a common problem, no matter how you feel about the corporation.

I don't know what these rebel/terrorist groups expected to happen after directly attacking the US military, but I'm pretty sure the rest of us knew almost exactly what was going to happen.

I get it: they hate the US and want them out of the region. Attacking the US brings them to the region.

Bison restoration is already underway.

This is just an unnecessary feature that clutters the screen.

I already hate that everything hides the scroll bar these days. This sounds like an obnoxious change.

Great. Now charge DeSantis with violating Warren's constitutional rights.

Can't say I have heard of either.

If you still eat beans in the future, bean burrito. If you don't but still eat beef, soft beef taco. Neither of these have anything that will upset most people's stomachs.

Just ignore the stuff with weird names and you should be fine.

Is that even a thing anymore?

'in order to intimidate that person'

This case does not include that.

Having a gun in your hand is not brandishing. You have to wave or aim it in a threatening manner for it to be brandishing.

I've got to be honest, as a fellow American with chronic health problems, that seems dirt cheap for a diagnosis.

You should look up the definition of brandishing because you are incorrect.

Who the fuck "investigates" before opening their door? Basically nobody aside from looking out a peephole.

Two instances does not make something common.

Killing someone for owning a gun is a good thing? Jesus fucking Christ.

Having a gun on your person while opening the door is not brandishing. Also, there are countless other examples of people getting shot by the police simply for possessing a weapon.

There is also zero reason to believe that this man was aware the people at his house were police.

You know, that whole war thing going on where the Israeli government is commiting genocide against the Palestinians while the Palestinian government vocally expresses its desire to commit genocide against the Israelis? That one.

It is, and a troubling one. Not unexpected (US foreign policy relies heavily on projection of force), but troubling and disappointing all the same.

I don't think anybody familiar with US-Israeli relations thought that he wouldn't support Israel in all circumstances.

None of the attacks have been in Iran.