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  • Idk, but I've had to do it when I ran through a series of broken machines. There was a point when I could either buy coffee or buy another machine. It was a pain, but after a while, it was as routine as buying and grinding whole beans and going through the whole other ritual. The clean up didn't take any longer either, it was just getting the routine down, but paper filters in a strainer probably helped.

  • Yeah. She was busy being complicit in murder in the Middle East and Latin America, and I don't remember who was named in a particular email to her staff when she was Secretary of State, but I do remember her calling the a particular death "a Christmas gift."

  • He continued, “According to eyewitness accountThe Biden administration, the leading sponsor of the Israeli genocide, defended the massacre, claiming Shifa hospital was a legitimate military target and alleging, without substantiation, that Hamas was using it as a headquarters.

    “There were Hamas fighters hiding in Al Shifa Hospital,” said State Department spokesman Matthew Miller.

    “Do not believe that this attack was on the hospital,” Miller added. “The attack was on the Hamas fighters that are hiding inside a hospital.”

    He added, “I don’t know why I don’t hear more people calling on Hamas to stop going into hospitals.”

    White House spokesman Karine Jean-Pierre added, “So look, Hamas should not be operating out of hospitals, we have said that over and over again, and putting civilians at risk.”

    “They’re operating out of hospitals, out of hospitals,” she added. “That’s what they’re doing. They’re embedding themselves in the civilian population. This is what they’re doing.”

    The White House responded to the massacre by directly green-lighting Israel’s planned assault on Rafah, where over 1 million displaced people are sheltering.

    Miller said that the scenario in which “Israel does nothing about the Hamas fighters that continue to exist in Rafah” is not an “acceptable alternative.”

    Jean-Pierre added, “We also know that there are Hamas operatives in Rafah as well. But if they’re going to move forward with military operations, we have to have this conversation. We have to understand how they’re going to move forward.”

    According to Euro-Med, Israeli forces cleared the Shifa hospital complex of “all working personnel—particularly medical personnel—either by summary execution or forced displacement or arrest.”

    The human rights group said that 22 patients were killed in their hospital beds during the siege, under conditions in which severely ill patients were denied food, water and medical care.

    Among the medical workers killed in the attack were two doctors, Yusra Al-Maqadmeh and her son Ahmed Al-Maqadmeh.

    In a widely shared tribute, Abu Sitta, a doctor who had previously worked in Gaza, wrote, “A beautiful soul and a great surgeon. We worked together in the Great March of Return and the 2021 war and then this recent war. His dedication was unlike anything I have ever seen. We will never forget.”

  • See? That's the beauty of diversity! I like my bacon crispy (breaks at a touch), but not black, even in places. So while I can scoop it up with a fork to place on a sandwich, if it's on a plate with eggs, it becomes finger food. Which is weird, on my part, because I used to prefer it softer and chewy. My tastes continue to evolve, apparently, and that's fine. I try not to eat too much of it anyway because 1. pork is not the healthiest choice (and not a white meat, despite the lying marketing ads), 2. American standards are very low/cafos are garbage, 3. Nitrates/BHA etc

  • I'm asking why certain foods must be eaten the way you prefer to eat them. It doesn't affect you or me in any kind of way, like lgbtq relationships don't affect my cishet relationship. Unless my partner is secretly gay or bi, but that's on my partner for not being ethically non-monogamous, eg, not having my consent to a non-monog relationship, and a whole other topic.