MonsterHighStan

According to this interview with someone from the Human Rights Watch, it is considered a war crime (if I understand it correctly):

The laws of war require armies to avoid deliberately targeting civilians, and also to avoid attacks that by their nature cannot distinguish between civilians and combatants. In particular, in Gaza, because it’s such a densely populated urban area, when you fire explosive weapons on a massive scale, it’s predictable that civilians will die. It’s predictable that children will die.

Omg I wish more people were saying this

It's canon in my mind

https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/food-can-be-literally-addictive-new-evidence-suggests

I don't know why they didn't! It's not like it's copyrighted ....

I agree completely with everything you've said. The way it is now, the police are pretty much just a legally protected gang. It doesn't feel like they're here to protect civilians at all. I just have one question - does it make sense to take guns away from cops when the US has a gun problem? In England there are significantly fewer guns, which is just one of several reasons why it works for the police there. I feel we would need significant overhaul to be able to get to the same point, and only after we did so could they start to build trust with the public again.

Someone's been watching season 4 😂

Same! I was a long time Reddit user and decided to leave after the whole spez thing. I'm hoping to build up some of the same communities that I really loved. The apps will also make a huge difference imo

That's amazing to hear

I know it's incredibly disheartening, I just want to let you know that there's someone out there for you 🧡

What was the demographic of the study? Honestly that 69% of non LGBTQ+ people is surprisingly high imo

God forbid they have religious freedom 🙄