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  • Lmao

    Just among so many other things, like the lead poisoned baby food from March this year, you clown, the FDA was established in 1906, and Republicans are, right now, trying to abolish child labor laws and hiring 12 year olds in meat packing plants.

  • If we didn't pay for our forever wars with credit, I'd agree.

  • Republican House:

    LoL

    Blue Dog Dems Everywhere:

    LOL

  • The remaining question is whether you have the rest of the outfit

  • Yes

  • That's actually the theory of the origin of the split, believe it or not, formal vs casual tone in writing and speech.

    British papers would print the current date as Fifth of September or whatever, American papers would print it as December 18th. There's exceptions in the record for both, obviously, but that's the leading theory last I heard.

    There's also a bit about the British papers being more readily available so more people read it daily and the day was more important, versus American papers having a more rural audience where the month was more important and daily events not so much but I'm not sure I buy that one.

  • You have to smoke weed on 4/20, otherwise it's the birthday.

  • I don't know that most people actually want it so much as they're tired of all the edging

  • Fair enough! There's no getting around the fact that the Hornets can load up a lot more ordinance and has better avionics just from being a bigger frame with more thrust, but the F-16s do have a baseline speed and maneuvering advantage.

  • Oh, that's interesting, I didn't know that, but those 40 would be the guys flying the 36 F-35s, you know? They're just not going to lose that many of them to SU-35S.

    And they can protest the Palestinian genocide, because Hamas doesnt have an air force, but if Iran starts sending in bombing missions they'll be in the air.

  • Israel/Iran won't be a proxy war if it goes hot.

    For one thing, they don't have a border with Israel, and Israel doesn't have Marines, so they can't even load up and sail through ally controlled water.

    If Israeli troops try to invade Iran, or vice versa, it will either be through Iraq and Jordan/Syria and a whole bunch of weird shit will kick off if that happens.

    Also... Everyone knows Israel has nukes, and Iran's program was rather famously sabotaged.

  • Israel has 36 F-35s. You can argue about the cost efficiency of the design if you want, but the actual result will be a bunch of dead SU-35s, not a fight between roughly equivalent Gen 4 fighters.

    Also, just saying, the American Generation 4.5 was the F-18, not the F-16. The F-16s were originally designed in 1976 (and America didn't sell the F-18s to everyone, while the F-16 is still arguably America's main fighter export)

    The Super Hornets in particular are noted for being an actual 4.5 frame, sharing a lot of design features that would come to distinguish genuine Gen 5 fighters.

    Only Australia and Kuwait, for some reason, were allowed to buy those sexy beasts.

  • Hey hey hey, let's not throw shade at dick suckers, they provide a valuable service

  • Say what you will about internet atheists, I don't think they go around saying everything is religion. They usually just, you know, criticize religion.

  • Literally the only time it's happened to me is on here (or MAGA, rather) from liberals pretending to be leftists because they don't know what words mean and think criticizing Biden is supporting Trump.

  • Imagine trying to beef with FlyingSquid...

  • Okay, they're definitely fucking with you by the BP thing

  • Did we just blow this wide open?!??