throwwyacc @ throwwyacc @lemmynsfw.com

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That might be the case right? Let's say there a percentage chance that would have succeeded call it 10%

Now your first attempt fails, maybe because of some miscalculation or lack of engineering precision

Even if the older way more expensive version had a 100% success rate you'd probably still rather the cheaper version right?

Also not sure how this is about capitalism, replace the above for material cost and it's the same thing

Not really no. It's not often that a stock is short sold really hard when there isn't an underlying reason Otherwise large investors could regognise this and just take a long position. The short seller is then screwed if the price doesn't drop far enough and fast enough before their options expire

No it isn't. If you artificially price ammunition at 5k per round, and then the actual cost per round is say $1, which is pretty accurate for some cartridges. Now a black market dealer can manufacture at $1 sell at say $10 and still be a massive bargain but make 9x their investment

You don't need to pay dividends to shareholders if it isn't in the companies best interest. I don't see how simply being publicly traded means you can't hold a cash reserve

Based on this I'll just assume you have nothing further to say At this point you aren't really engaging and I think it's fairly clear why

Anyway have a good one mate. Hopefully this conflict comes to and end sooner than later

I'm not spinning anything. I want to know why you expect Israel to do all the work towards peace?

Do you expect Hamas to change nothing? Because I can't imagine telling Israel "hey we know these guys are firing missile after missile at you but can you please stop fighting back and let them continue"

Realistically the first move towards peace without continued conflict has to come from Hamas. Or Israel need to have removed Hamas completely, pick one

So what exactly does that entail? Remove all troops, accept continued missile attacks and pray that Hamas eventually gets sick of it and negotiates?

I don't think you're really considering the actions and goals of Hamas here. Is anything they do justified as long as they don't have their own state away from Israel?

Alright so from your perspective it seems you expect Israel to do all the heavy lifting here. Just ignore the attacks and hope Hamas is willing to negotiate one day? Even though they make it clear they want to remove Israel

What should the Palestinians/Hamas be doing? Continuing with their current course of action until Israel decides to do something different?

I suggest Israel root out Hamas. Then hold elections to create a Palestinian government that's willing to negotiate with Israel for their own state

The iron dome also isn't perfect and doesn't change the intent. If I make my house bullet proof and you shoot it every day in the hopes of killing me at some point I have the right to get rid of you by some method surely?

What do you propose Israel do about all of the missiles being fired by Hamas?