reaverden.bsky.social
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wants to as long as those don't violate human rights.
That means, if a person who doesn't violate others' rights, their background, faith or genes mustn't matter. And if a nation wants to ensure its original values persist, it has to justify them as times change and run its country with foresight.
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Denmark is for people—people who were granted entry, residence or citizenship. It recognizes and ensures everyone's human rights within its domain, and naturally, it treats its citizens equally. Once you're naturalized, you're a Dane and an EU citizen.
And a nation can foster whatever values it
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...the military law and Israel's violations of quite undisputed int. laws of war in the West-Bank that apply to the Palest. citizens there.
Tho, ofc, that occupation & the mil. conflict w/ Gaza does enable further discrim. against Arab citizens.
But the interpretation of hierarchy is impeachable.
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Well, unfortunately, many pro-Palest. or Israeli critics simply don't know what they're talking about or cite absurd sources, so it's easy to ridicule or even spin the issues.
For instance, there's really a legal hierarchy between ethnicities in Israel, but the source of "apartheid" is really only
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And yes, this is not an issue of granting Jewish people a special right to migrate but actual legal, customary, and cultural privileges over non-Jewish citizens.
Building a state based on specific values is also fine as long as its law does not discriminate and separates religion and state.
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Israel distinguishes de jure and de facto between citizenship and ethnicity. "Nationality" is here an idiomatic translation, not a faithful one. So, national in Israel being national home of Jewish people, which fulfills their self-determination (~Basic Law) means ethnic.
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The share price dropped, he hasn't necessarily lost anything, yet.
Musk is a moron in general and possibly a drug addict, but he does know how to pursue his interests and manipulate his crowds, so it makes no sense to dismiss this charade as two idiots hating on each other.
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What about the conflict is moronic? He gets massive anti-Trump PR, a lot people already believe he's "back" on their side, he's growing his support among fiscal conservatives, and he may actually succeed in forcing more cuts, while liberals are applauding him.
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Musk is now getting personal with Trump.
Either he really is considering a run for office, he's confident Trump won't be able to blackmail him—which he already did—or drugs made him overconfident.
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He's returning but "he claims to step away"
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>the Kremlin has come up with an almost entirely novel way of replenishing manpower
Das ist genauso neuartig wie organisierte Kriegsführung
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I haven't watched any trailer but those posters look as if the target audience is kids and young teens.
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That's why we go the extra mile for decentralization, documentation of access, or consent forms. We know our weaknesses, how manipulatable we are or even willing to be.
Even if we don't speak, we don't disregard our right to, after all.
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hindrance, however; but a condition to the adopted design. It demands that your right must be in some form preserved or reclaimed.
This isn't about if, e.g., a technology is good or bad, but that convenience and access does not equate to privilege, so there are long-term consequences to that trade.
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..your personal sphere.
At large scale, this amounts to the weight of civilians and groups hold vs. business, the state, and foreign nations, but also majorities, culture or ignorance
Thus, if you share anything, you share power. Naturally, existence in a society requires that, HRtP is not a
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..distant threats. HRtP is meant to prevent the dispersal and dissipation of people's own sovereignty. It is in no way limited to conspiracies or the occasional ID theft.
It represents the effective power of consent, control, awareness, and redress regarding your own self and anything related to..
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Commitment and a critical mind is all the magic you need. Such people prosper because there is no antidote that is accessible to the same audience.
The key is, not to popularize the individual. Their claims or thoughts have to be attached to another picture instead.
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Die Detonation oder der Einsturz der Brücke in der Bryansk Oblast, die zu 110 Toten geführt hat, reicht als Ausweichthema.
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In the end, it's just that supporters of the status quo become dissatisfied themselves, not that you work had much impact.
That's why the results of federal elections merely swing within a single-digit range, never reaching the necessary majorities for actual change.
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In a democracy your power lies in the numbers. Political engagement means to bring people to vote your way—yet—everyone continues to act as if it's about doing projects in your own bubble or that you can achieve much without grasping the perspective of the other side.
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Another piece of evidence is their predictable response to EU's sanctions of their shadow fleet.
NATO should coordinate and drive up Russia's expenses due to the threat of their ships getting stopped at any time.
And prepare for the involvement of their subs.
tvpworld.com/86889130/rus...
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Regret it? You're thinking like a democrat.
A greedy elected king is still an elected monarch conservatives so desire. As such, the return to the primitive form of the separation of powers of the past takes precedence.
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Maybe The Satanic Temple, but certainly not all the Satanic movements before.
Either way, it's a desperate move as this is like fighting fire with kerosine
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Primaries are where you pick out the character, the solutions presented that make sense, the choices you can expect.
During the election you set the ideology that will color the future.
It should be the other way around but that's how it is and Galego's primary was uncontested.
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Stole a phone with a pv charger from a hiker.
It has been a month. Not sure why I've been in the woods or took the phone in the first place.
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The core goal is the conception of causal or rational relations of accounts and facts.
That is, emphasis lies on how well you connect dots (critical thinking), not just on what knowledge you've gathered.
The result ofc can range from very dry, scientific reporting to a gossip-laden opinion piece.
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Pro-Palestinians do often cite mis- and disinfo, lack historical knowledge, and hold irrational beliefs about the conflict, but the press shares a large part of the responsibility for failing to properly inform society.
And the reason for this is mainly rooted in their grasp of their own profession
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The Guardian's @jgedeon.bsky.social, although in a less neutral tone, at least took a look at some of the allegations and the accuser first, rather than leaving the claims unquestioned and thus appear valid.
www.theguardian.com/us-news/2025...
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As a result the court itself is not forced to rule over a quasi preliminary 'preliminary injunction'. This is normal practice in German jurisprudence, but a bit unfortunate in this case because chances were quite high that the court might have rejected such an injunction.
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The only real difference between CDU/CSU and AfD is that they aren't defending Putin, yet, and how upfront they're about their motives or goals.
But Putin's main goal is to spread his ideology. The alliance with the International far right is just a side effect
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Trump won in Germany and is projected to win in Australia and Czechia.
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Please, even scientists apply science selectively with prejudice, not to mention the rest of society. Do you seriously think only fascists qualify, deny or disregard research whenever it fits them?
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Indeed, but those observations or even actions themselves don't prove intent since there is no obligation to facilitate the arrest and no concealment took place.
Moreover, the decision lacks natural and probable effect.
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Sagan made a common mistake, though. By science he most of the time implied natural sciences, but it is the humanities and social sciences that address our weaknesses and build the foundation for a resilient, advanced societies.
There's a reason fascism embraces tech and natural sciences.