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  • I mean, ethnicity isn't really a qualification for citizenship. And all countries with an ethnic majority aren't really obligated to take in people of the same ethnicity. The only country I've heard of with such a policy is weirdly enough Israel itself. The other arab countries should take Palestinians in just as an act of morality but this "they don't because of their race" take is bizarre to me. Its very publicly because they don't want a sizable chunk of their population to have supported radical governments like hamas (even if most Palestinians don't and haven't had the chance to since what is it, 2006?).

  • It's weird because I read that comment as saying hamas is motivated by its founding desire to eradicate Israel. Everyone else seems to be reading as Israel is motivated to destroy or takeover Palestine. Both are pretty genocidal atm tho. Poor civilians trapped in the middle.

  • I wanna preface this with "Israel is clearly in the wrong for these attacks and civilians casualties are not an acceptable consequence of this conflict" but as others have already mentions: Israel not taking in Palestinians is very clearly because you can't reliably filter out hamas from Palestinian civilians. That doesn't make what their doing OK, it's just the very obvious reason for them not doing what you're suggesting. It doesn't help that these continues attacks probably makes the civilians population more likely to want to retaliate against the government. "You make the monsters you want to fight" and a that.

  • Last I heard hamas wanted a hostage trade (for hamas terrorists). Although Israel unwillingness to comply seems to me less like playing hard ball and more trying to save face after letting hamas attack and take their people.

  • How many foreign citizens children is a soldier from your country worth? Let's not pretend any country sees all lives as equal. The US for example uses Dron strikes for strategic targets even tho they've harmed civilians countless times. They see avoiding American deaths as better than killing a couple civilians.

  • Wasn't a ceasefire agreed upon when hamas committed the October incursion? I can see one was agreed in May of 2023 but can't find any mention as to whether it was retracted or expired. If it was still in affect I question how hamas expects Israel to agree to further ceasefire when hamas is more than happy to use it as cover for planning more attacks.

  • Wayland what? Wayland is just a protocol. You need a wayland supporting client. If no ones ported one to solaris then that's not waylands fault. Frankly I question how mature any of those options would be if they did. Seems plasma hasn't had any solaris support for almost a decade, for example. It has migrated to wayland tho.

  • Both bash and zsh will block until the end of a clipboard input and require an explicit return after it to execute. IIRC this is enabled by default in zsh but can be set for bash. Frankly I'm amazed it isn't the default everywhere.

  • I agree wholeheartedly with religious governments can go f themselves but disagree on none of them should exist. If the holocaust demonstrated anything, when minorities don't have national representation their oppression is ignored by the entire world until its too late. The Jews need some sort of safehaven. Claiming Israel was a bit of a dick move tho, although I'm more inclined to blame the British for just sorta washing their hands of the mess they made of this situation. Also sadly even today it isn't entirely affective, the uighurs for example are oppressed and no one cares (perhaps because they don't have an uighur government petitioning for release or freedoms, I'd hope Muslim countries would support them but their also pretty much all corrupt at the political level so who can really make the difference).

  • aren't I super clever for managing to create this hideously complicated Rube Goldberg machine to solve a problem caused by people not communicating with each other

    It's amazing how with a language as fragmented as c++ that everyone seems to be independently discovering warts in the proposed module implementation and no one seems to be coordinating things to enforce consistency across compilers. I get these are all separately maintained projects but god no ones gonna use the thing if everything supports it differently.

  • Israel decided to invest in a automated solution for shooting down hamasi rockets and minimise their own casualties. Hamas has done shit all to protect Palestinians, I can't recall a single proactive step from them even close to rivaling the dome. My point wasn't Israel is clean, it was there's an already present imbalance in motivations related to the deaths on each side and saying "more Palestinians are dead" so Israel bad misses the f*cking point of how many Israelis would be dead if Israel gave as little thought about them as hamas does for Palestinians. Only a charlatans tries to attribute any moral superiority to wither side here, they both have and will continue to commit warcrimes. Neither is any better than the other and both absolutely suck.

  • People keep stating statistics like they indicate some sort of obvious bias or preferential treatment for one side or the other. More Palestinians have been murdered by Israel than Israelis by Palestine because the Israeli government actually tries to protect their own citizens, hamas literally uses Palestinians as human shields and stokes aggression and resentment to further the conflict. Both sides fricking suck but you can't just say a surface level observationa nd present it like it gives some moral superiority to one side or the others.