Comments by "" (@12q8) on "The New York Times" channel.

  1. The number of Gazan civilians that perished in this war is already way over Ukrainian civilians in their war.
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  2. So, to continue the analogy, if the new FCC regulations pass, what would happen is that the sorting facility can pick and choose which packages it prioritizes. The sorting facility can dedicate 1 truck for Hulu and maybe 2 trucks for Amazon, and half a truck for Netflix and maybe dedicate 5 trucks to their own movies services website. Then, they can push all other content with the half-filled Netflix truck.
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  3. By doing the same job you don't like for years and years on end having to deal with all sorts of people that every day feels like just another day at work and every person is just an object in your eyes instead of humans with lives.
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  4. Abdul rahman 951478 Al Arabia? The Fox news of the Middle East? You got to be kidding.
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  5.  @pollon4277  3rd degree murder is defined in Minnesota as depraved-heart murder that is done with disregard to human life regardless of intent. Autopsy showed signs of a heart attack than lack of oxygen, so yeah. It is an accurate.
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  6.  @SILENTVIXXSIN  your comment is inhumane.
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  7. One year ago, MBS took power and purged a lot of the government agencies along with members of the house of Saud, and no one in the house of Saud or the government was against it? Is there no power struggle in the Saudi government after this controversial power swoop? Why is it so implausible that rogue Saudi intelligence agents killed Khashoggi?
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  8. Duh, if you have a politician that always wants to secure power and always starts trouble with Palestinians whenever he is embroiled in political drama, of course stuff like this will happen. It's a consistent trope of his, and his entire campaign is about ending the idea of a Palestinian state and even said himself that he "de facto put an end to the Osolo Accord". How can Palestinians trust his government at all to maintain any promises? What other option they have? The West Bank government just condemns and complains to the UN, and settlements are still getting build, and Netenyahu's government is still doing everything in disregard to Palestinians. From road blocks to displacing them.
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  9. They could literally just get to the negotiation table and exchange captives for imprisoned Palestinians. But revenge policy is in practice. Look up GDF official, he covers this crisis comprehensively.
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  10.  @davidsommer1755  a t*rrorist by association. What a cruel way to generalize an entire population.
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  11. Black and white thinking, good vs bad, collectivist, dogmatic and staunch that they see politics and wars as some chess game. It's truly disgusting and revolting reading their comments.
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  12. You sickos
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  13. Democracy failed to stop WWII from happening as oppressed people voted in authoritarians to better their nation. The only way the world can stay stable is with technocratic dictatorships. The voice of the people doesn't matter if they agree to disagree, or agree on dismantling the essence of a nation.
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