The whole world maybe watching But USA, UK, Germany and Egypt helped enable it.
Babalugats
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My point was that individuals have been responsible for a lot worse, but never held accountable. It didn't have to be rivers and fish. I could have linked to the endless other articles referring to the destruction of something. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cmjj5gl6m0po
https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c2dlr05rr1lo
https://www.gov.uk/government/news/anglian-water-fined-300-000-after-pollution-killed-5-000-fish
Not one CEO properly held accountable by the law (I could have listed another 30 different cases easily. Just searching polluted river and killed fish fined uk)
As mentioned above by MrMakabar, also those three countries along with Egypt are on the Gaza genocide wiki page as potential complicity. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gaza_genocide
(They are all complicit)
It's insane that the US, UK and Germany are enabling this genocidal perpetrator.
Instead of teaching iOS, Android and Windows users in schools, we could save millions and tech on Linux. More children learning = more growing up and using Linux.
Get FOSS into schools ahead of the big tech.
They are all anti-Semitic... 🥴
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No. Can't view a lot of instances in voyager now. They were working, and I haven't updated past 2.38.0 Not working anymore, cannot connect to many.
Since the update fixed things, yes, but I'm using another app now. I have voyager installed alongside.
YouTube is not a 'single thing'. If you don't understand the buy European movement works or the privacy issues behind the bigtechs, then that's on you.
Unff..
I'm referring to actually enabling. None of those other countries enabled by donating money, arms and preventing goods.
I'm not excusing any of them, but the might of the US, Germany and UK are difficult to go against. In Germany, UK and USA you can get arrested just for protesting against it.
South Africa, Ireland, Norway and Spain have all made their opinions known about it, but (I think) are all neutral countries, not that a war would solve the genocide anyway. But for sure, more countries need to do more than vocalise, and more people need to boycott the right people and products to have any effect.