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  • Exposure to other viewpoints is good. No need to debate. And if you’re on a large instance, you’ll see that. Not everyone thinks alike, there are shades of gray. Discussion is allowed to happen but intolerance isn’t tolerated.

    The tankie instances ban anyone for even asking questions politely that they don’t agree with. It’s a total monoculture and I assume they’re mostly still kids, because everything is black and white and can be solved without any nuance at all.

  • This doesn’t seem particularly internally consistent.

    If the ME doesn’t matter because hydrocarbons don’t matter, why are Russia and China bound by them? Isn’t Russia in even deeper trouble since most of their hard currency is from exporting hydrocarbons?

    When is the world being more destabilized than today and by who? Is the world stable right now?

    Who is the financial outlook fragile for?

    What are the impacts of climate change and demographics over the next decade?

    How does this disproportionately work to the detriment of Israel?

    I’m not even saying you’re wrong, but there’s a lot missing connecting this to the point you’re trying to make I think.

  • Time will tell.

    You’re right that both sides have been awful.

    While Israel may be led by a group of religious extremists, so is Palestine and Gaza specifically by extremist terrorists.

    This round of tit for tat will echo like all the previous rounds over the last 70 years.

    Until Hamas frees the hostages, it’s virtually impossible to overplay the hand.

    This will just be another footnote of ugly killing on both sides in a long history of ugly killings.

  • The government of Gaza is Hamas, elected in 2007.

    Israeli civilians have also been caught in the crossfire. You know from the terrorist attack they committed 3 weeks ago that killed 1,400 and then the 200 innocent people they kidnapped and imprisoned as hostages somewhere in Gaza, which is what this is all about?

    If Hamas freed the hostages, Israel would have a much harder time conducting this war in the way they are, but you can’t literally kidnap someone’s citizens and expect anything less.

  • Well, given that the reason Gaza is occupied is because of the terrorist groups, I think order of operations is somewhat disputed.

    This is 70 years of tit for tat. My point is that both parties here are wrong.

    There is no good or bad guy, just two bad guys.

  • I think both those things are too extreme. Maybe not every season, especially with short seasons now, but certainly they’ve earned more than one based on execution for both.

    The crossover episode was great and the musical was superb, I thought. I don’t want that every episode, but I could handle once a season, but one every other is probably better.

  • defederation from some of the insane ones is good. I’m not a free speech absolutist by any stretch, but most of the communities on lemmy.ml ban any posts/comments that disagree with their worldview. They don’t even try to be a place for polite discussion.

    Intolerance does not deserve tolerance.

  • I would bet most of the employees they want aren’t the ones they let go, but probably a lot more who went somewhere else of their own volition.

    Lots of good employees leave because even with a great boss, if your boss isn’t getting promoted, you might not have a path for promotion without lateraling into something you don’t like, with new people and new relationships who might be worse.

    If you’re going to do all that, you might just do it in a new company.

    It’s always easier for companies to richly reward new hires vs existing employees.