The industry benefits most from Israel attacking its neighbors as well as Ukraine’s defense being prolonged to the maximum extent possible.
Makes sense from that perspective to me.
The industry benefits most from Israel attacking its neighbors as well as Ukraine’s defense being prolonged to the maximum extent possible.
Makes sense from that perspective to me.
Oz was clearly the worse choice in the scenario.
From my time with a county government: homeless tend to cycle between being within municipal city limits, unincorporated county, and state/federal lands like Dept of Transportation lots with highway overpasses and such.
Shuffling between jurisdictions keeps legal proceedings ever going anywhere.
What you end up with when all you have is ‘the other guy is worse.’
If all of that food was prepared by noon it might not have been so suitable to eat in the back half when appetites might’ve kicked in. But please note I was a health inspector once and I fully recognize that my thought processes aren’t common.
Accepting that is like taking a leaf blower to your average normies political house of cards.
RIP Taiwanese electronic device export economy.
It is interesting how easily the article passes off ‘stacking courts’ as more of a danger with elections than appointments.
Haspil resigned a year later but continued to steal money, even after Saleh discovered the theft and let Haspil repay him over two years to avoid criminal prosecution.
Well that didn’t work out.
Unfortunately this person did not have a western sounding name so there’s going to be even less attention than Rachel’s murder received.
A few wooden stakes, a roll of chicken wire, an AR-15, and an overwatching IDF sniper or armored vehicle. That’s your settler starter pack.
I was happy to ignore it until the threads about it came up and the people/person running the bot demonstrated they weren’t really going to listen to negative feedback. MBFC isn’t accurate on political bias, but it is accurate on reporting whether a source is well known/reliable. The bot maker doesn’t seem to care much about that. That’s probably why people prefer to downvote it so much now.
And, uh, I wouldn’t read any of my text here in ‘upset’. That’s just being silly.
When a venture capital enterprise founded on incorporating AI into the news injects itself into every thread people are going to have a problem and not just to block or ignore.
It is an ad bot for ground news masquerading as a fact checker.
Current ownership and governance of the media outlet, generally speaking. Noting if an outlet is state owned or public traded, etc might help.
Does the bot even tell the difference between an opinion piece and investigative journalism?
If a source is a proven misinformation generator then noting the proof with direct links to evidence, cases, rulings, etc. However those sources tend to disappear quickly and are constantly being generated. It is whack a mole and generates an endlessly outdated list.
The problem is it likely isn’t any information a bot can just scoop up and relay, and instead requires research and human effort.
I’m gonna be Left-Center on this with reliable credibility that the bot is useless at best.
It is reporting on the source, not the content, of what is posted which is already going to be a problem for discourse.
If there are media sources that are known or proven to be a problem, I would find it preferable the bot just alert that and ignore anything else.
Schultz came out of retirement just to shit on unionizing efforts and then pass it along. Just a little union busting, as a treat.
Isn’t the rate of homeownership like 95%? Seems like a tough market.
The ability to disrespect UN resolutions is kind of the expected, normal outcome for any entity within America’s sphere of influence.