It’s not but people tend to vote for a couple of large parties, even in countries with pluralist voting systems. What we’re seeing now is half the votes going to the far right and the other half to a left that’s careless with the currency. They need a new left ideology, honestly. Protectionism isn’t the way.
Honestly, when the alternative is going back to peronism with 200% inflation, I can empathize with that choice. Personally I would have voted for a smaller party that aligned better with me but I can understand their fear of going back to peronism.
A flotilla is a small fleet, are you saying there are several fleets heading to Gaza?
I saw a video on this by Ann Reardon a few months ago, it explained what happened well: https://youtu.be/Q_G6y3L0oQI
Very nice news, I hope it will bring water safety and flood control to the region.
I highly recommend any and all videos by Vlad Vexler. Here’s one on Dugin and the Putin regime: https://youtu.be/y-Zk7K9Un2U
I’m in Lisbon and right before the power went out the lights flickered like crazy for a good second.
I need to read Amusing Ourselves to Death…
I’m not an expert but I’d say mdadm with btrfs on top
This could have been a The Onion title
The flu is also going strong, but people aren’t saying it still feels like 1918. I don’t know the definition of COVID-19 becoming endemic but it certainly feels like it has become that.
And any reference I hear to it is no more common or strange than a reference to the flu or some other common illness.
China creates more orbital debris than every other country combined, so they had this coming. If we’re going to experience Kessler syndrome, it’ll be because of them.