This is actually a great case of using generative ML for good.
Context: The corrupt militarily backed current government in Pakistan has 300 some ought political motivated “corruption” cases against and has him locked up while he’s been clearing case after case for not being guilty. The military is enforcing a media ban on him to curb his influence while he’s got massive popular support. This is his party retaliating because they really have no platform to get their word out.
Not defending Biden because he deserves all the shit he needs to get for his stance on this issue, but this is Times of Israel afterall. Almost all Israeli news outfits have a habit of posturing as if all of America’s political leadership is behind them no questions asked, while the truth isn’t so cut and dry.
Bernie for example has been quoted by Haaretz and TOI where he is calling for Israel’s right to “defend itself”, while Bernie’s stance on Israeli support is more nuanced and comes with a bunch of strings and caveats. He’s all called out Netyanhu’s government as a terrorist/extremist regime.
Israeli media is absolute dogshit for neutrality and is straight up propaganda. Best stay away from it and take it with a grain of salt.
The West can jerk itself off at the thought of being “civilized” as much as it wants, but it never was “civilized”. Imperialism has always been barbaric and we’re seeing another example of it in Palestine.
He’s right.
He’s going to say that slave labor is absolutely essential to economic development next…
What a fucking moron.
Lol oh jesus. I’m not going to bother entertaining you any further because:
You’re the one that’s made up their mind about painting me as somebody that isn’t aware how war crimes investigations work even though you’ve repeatedly failed to prove whatever you’re trying to prove.
You’ve also failed to address criticism I’ve made about your position by answers such as “that’s just not how it works” or “It will happen when it happens” while failing to provide any evidence backing those claims.
You’re deflecting and jumping point to point just to prove you’re correct.
Lastly, you’re talking out of your ass when you clearly have no have idea how any of this will pan out.
Later.
Setting up an investigation over something does not mean it will happen, especially when the area is under siege and the risk of evidence disappearing increases with each bomb dropped. I’m not sure what you’re trying to get at here? Is it the just that they’ve set up an initiative to investigate all war crimes? Cool, again, for the third time, when is that going to happen?
We’re going in circles because you aren’t acknowledging the deplorable conditions, lack of access and the eventual removal/destruction of evidence that could have helped shed light and convict both sides. But, for some reason, you’re trying to convince of something that is either irrelevant or useless.
I’m not upset, but I’m poking at the lip service and inaction of holding people accountable, which typically becomes the case when the West’s interests are at stake.
Right? All this shitting on Turkey for not cutting ties with Hamas but nobody bats a fucking eye at the US sending fucking bunker busters to Israel so that they can bomb schools and hospitals.
And then they wonder why the likes of Hamas exist like some moronic existential question of liberty and life. Jfc.
Turkey shouldn’t cozy up to Hamas, US shouldn’t cozy up to Israel. Enough.
That’s convenient isn’t it? Lay seige, let nobody in and then “wait” for a war crimes investigation instead of creating channels for an independent investigation when everybody in the world was asking for one, see numerous hospital and school bombings from example. This is the same Israel that didn’t let aid into Gaza, if you have trouble recalling how generous and compliant they are.
Ironically, war crimes investigation in an active war zone is a thing.
Feels like a slap on the wrist for, you know, stealing actual fucking land violently.
It’s something, but there’s so much much much more that can be done.
We’re in 2023. I assume you aren’t aware of how a decade old news isn’t relevant to the discussion anymore.
You seem to indicate it will happen. I’m asking when?
Investigation into Israeli war crimes when?
Investigation into on-going occupier (err “settler”) violence when?
Investigation into 6k dead Palestinian children when?
Let’s investigate all sides.
Right…. “massive bias” especially when they have reporters on the ground, risking their lives and other “news” agency have been drinking their updates from the IDF/Israeli firehose.
Al Jazeera also had its reporter shot by Israel (big surprise) last year for covering the Al Aqsa raids. They have also covered reporters from other news agencies getting shot by Israel in this genocide… err “war”. They are calling out Israel’s actions for what they are and this whole “massive bias because Qatari” is just straight up bullshit.
Yes, they are run by Qatar, but that doesn’t mean they haven’t won accolades in top tier neutral reporting. I’m defending them because we need that style of reporting more and less of what the likes of WSJ have become.
X is a shit company that doesn’t need to exist anymore but I’m equally tired of companies virtue signaling behind causes. Like, fuck off, I don’t need you to tell me that you’re “invested” in “human rights” or “causes” when you treat your workers like shit and fail to provide your retail workers a minimum wage for example.
X and these other companies virtue signaling behind causes for profit/marketing goodwill can all go to hell.
Lol, this is like the White House “urging” Israel to “minimize civilian lives”. We “demand” Israel to stop. Cool story, they aren’t going to stop. Now what?
You spent all of that money “meeting” at these “summits” just for that?
The guy co-founded Infosys, which is known for slave driving their employees just so they can get more and more contractors into a project. Their quality of work is absolute dog shit. Not because the people aren’t capable, but because the company’s culture doesn’t promote/allow for high quality work. This isn’t unique to Infosys, this is true for HCL and TCS as well which are some of the biggest services companies in India.
Farmers and other professions already work as much as they need to work to generate their output.
There’s been numerous studies that have shown that peak productivity goldilocks zone is somewhere between 30 to 35hrs, which is why exploration of 4 day workweeks are a thing in advanced economies.
Should… should…. we tell them that hours worked doesn’t equate to productivity?
I’m pretty sure I’ve seen and read Blinken talk about “concrete plans” for the past couple of weeks already. Where are these plans? Where are the discussions around formalizing them with UN’s backing?
Most importantly, what sort of “concrete plan” does not involve a ceasefire and a hostage exchange with Israel on board? Let’s start there.
Right? We strongly condem Israel for Palestinian lives.
Also, here’s billions more to keep it going.
The irony of you calling me “stupid” without understanding how an elected President, admin and political party can influence domestic and foreign policy….
Lol.
Of course they did. Leave it to Israel to keep shooting itself in the foot and then cry foul when they get hit back.