ohulancutash @ ohulancutash @feddit.uk

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Once Honda dropped out, his remaining laps were numbered.

Political parties are also private organisations. You also bring a higher level of personal ambition into the mix.

The speedway is the highest permanent-seating capacity venue in the world too, sporting or otherwise.

It’s also the longest running race.

It has a race attendance of 350,000 making the biggest crowd for any motor race in the world.

The people are not legal scholars. They can choose who writes the law. Their influence is not constructive when it comes to the application of the law. A judge should make decisions based on law not on popularity contests.

I prefer the independent judiciary appointing judges based on legal ability myself, and keeping elected officials well away from it.

Ironically, it was PornHub’s parent company that was set to run the UK age verification scheme.

Don’t feed the trolls, don’t get the mogwai damp, and definitely don’t praise the Fr*nch.

Wait til you hear they actually elect some judges, prosecutors and police chiefs.

And international law says they can sieze the boat.

Their twisted argument is that the terrorists live among the people therefore any action against the terrorists also harms the people, and any effort to aid the people aids the terrorists. So aid = terrorism.

Distinction isn’t made. A civilian ship could be conducting or supporting military operations (see Q ships, zelensky’s “civilian” container trucks etc).

As with many things, it basically comes down to who has the bigger gun. Until a naval power pulls its finger out and starts escorting relief ships, Israel is at liberty to seize them.

Do they think the floridly theatrical condescension makes them look like the good guys here?

All legal under the letter of international law pertaining to military engagement. That it is in international waters is irrelevant legally speaking. See the legal grounds for the sinking of Belgrano for a clearer example. As long as they can think of a halfway credible excuse that they think the vessel will cause aid to their enemy, they have the right to interdict it in international waters.

His management would be incompetent if they didn’t. Not much of a story.

They have representation in other ways. For instance in Britain, where it is illegal for police to unionise, there is instead a government-funded Police Federation, which independently advocates for police working conditions and supplies advice and representation for police in disciplinary affairs. The main difference from a union is that it is free to members and that police are not allowed to go on strike. This removes a lot of the worst abuses of power.

That sticker was exclusive to the LAPD, but it kept turning up in films made in Hollywood set elsewhere, so other regions adopted it eventually too.

People who have decided to take up arms against other humans for money or ideology have passed some sort of rubicon I feel. They might be pursuaded to suppress their violent mercenary instincts for a while, but ultimately every violent repressive regime relies on these people, and has indoctrinated them accordingly.

It’s all about the cost savings (in the short term. I don’t know how long such trackwork would last)

If the sort of person who was part of those organisations cared about rule of law, none of them would have boarded planes to Iraq. Appreciate the optimism though.