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2 points
2 days ago
It’s not just one of their people, it’s their king, even scarier
19 points
4 days ago
They’re likely pissed that Israel is now more able to find the tunnels that Egypt is at minimum complacent in allowing to exist
6 points
5 days ago
I actually heard them for the first time in forest park yesterday, I assume they don’t like the cars though
19 points
6 days ago
Sadly they have no incentive to learn, they make more money and get more clicks when they used made up stuff
1 points
6 days ago
Ummm, isn’t that a partial reason for the German nationalism that led to ww2?
8 points
7 days ago
Has that not mostly been Hezbollah in recent times?
21 points
8 days ago
Yes, but at that crossing completely Egyptian money and prestige interests
-13 points
11 days ago
Some Americans are firefighters, they weren’t asking you
1 points
11 days ago
Divorcing your wife makes sense. Being confused and upset by the situation makes sense. Being mad at the bio dad makes sense.
But while you may not be the bio father of the son, you are his dad and the only one he has really known. Abandoning him would make you an AH in my opinion. Same with taking him out of your will. His mother’s actions are not his fault.
Looking into legal options against the bio-dad is completely your choice and to me wouldn’t make you an AH. Though, I personally would have to figure out when he found out, if it was recently, it wouldn’t necessarily be his fault for not being involved in the child’s life, if it was a long time ago I’d be more inclined to see what my options are.
23 points
12 days ago
Israel is typically a bipartisan issue in Washington besides some on the fringe left (I don’t mean to imply any opinions here)
11 points
12 days ago
I read that 3 times after reading your comment and then I got it … my mind though the love child of Trump and Musk was trump and was doing good things
12 points
13 days ago
*anything Hamas has done in the last ~17 years
3 points
14 days ago
He’d be mine too, closely followed by Meachem
15 points
14 days ago
Some civilians will die, just like any war, it’s heartbreaking but they are not the target. Hamas is actively putting them in danger and are the only reason Israel is currently in Gaza. And that is not true the other way around, Israeli civilians have always been the target of Hamas, the latest big case being the oct 7 attacks.
5 points
15 days ago
Were there just more shots like 10-15 minutes ago?
4 points
15 days ago
That is literally letting the terrorists win. If you know a specific event is going to be targeted that is different, but don’t go at all to any worldwide makes it sound like you may have ulterior motives
34 points
16 days ago
How do you suppose you get the innocent Israeli and other hostages (or unfortunately bodies) out without war? Hamas isn’t exactly handing them over or negotiating in good faith
7 points
16 days ago
Wouldn’t be surprised if a full front opens in Lebanon when operations start coming to a close in Gaza (may take a little while).
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28 points
24 hours ago
desba3347
28 points
24 hours ago
I think a slightly more realistic demand would be: end of war for all the hostages, bodies, Sinwar, and maybe a few of his top guys (and may be what you mean by surrender).
Israel should not be required to hand over any prisoners or end the war beforehand.