His words touched me, and suddenly I understood how preoccupied I had been with the question of whether they "like us," or at least "don't hate us," or if they "understand the complexity." I would mutter to myself "Oy, oy, oy," every time I saw more graffiti of a Palestinian flag spray-painted in yet another corner of the island.
I paid very little attention to the essence of this whole campaign, to the feelings of terror and sorrow of those who try to fight against Israel and in so doing fight against me too. Maybe that's simply what we wanted when we traveled abroad, an emotional disconnect. The bottom line: Anyone who wants emotional detachment would be better off not travelling to Europe now – or to the West at all. India, Kenya and Nigeria. That's what's left.
Incredible stuff. Feels persecuted by seeing a palestinian flag. Wants people to "understand the complexity" of the genocide Israel is waging. Wants to "emotionally disconnect" instead of trying to figure out why Israel makes people feel terror and sorrow.
Also fucked to be like, "at least we can still travel to India, where Hindu nationalists approve of our genocide"
Good post. They're probably gonna just start shaming pregnant women who take paracetamol for pain. After all, god wants women to suffer during all stages of pregnancy (since Eve ate the apple).
[edit] I watched some of the autism press conference, and said "the only downside" is that pregnant women will need to "tough it out" a little more
One nitpick:
showing a casual link with autism
causal link? Or just a correlation. Probably just a correlation, and I imagine it's a very difficult one to untangle, since pregnant people taking more tylenol than average probably have other factors that could effect the fetus.
Long answer short: This is what lawyers are for. Anything you say to police except "i want a lawyer" can AND WILL be used against you. You are absolutely not obligated to tell the police anything. However, when you get a lawyer, and they see that the police have enough to charge you as an accomplice, then you'll be advised to tell the police what you know (through the lawyer or in court).
Anything besides getting a lawyer and cooperating with the investigation via the lawyer would probably result in getting charges. FOr example, say they did delete messages. That could get charges. Say they tell a lie after being caught off-guard (no, he didn't tell me anything). That's a charge. Maybe they misspeak and accidentally say something even more incriminating ("i mean neither of us liked Kirk, but...") that's a charge.
IMO "snitching" is different when done with a lawyer, since at least you're protecting yourself. Snitching without a lawyer just puts everyone in danger, including yourself. What @Justice@lemmygrad.ml was saying is that if the roommate was left totally in the dark, then they could truthfully answer (through their lawyer or on the stand) that they had no knowledge of the crime. But now that there's concrete proof of their knowledge, any lawyer will advise them to cooperate in order to avoid charges.
And this is the liberal israeli newspaper.
Incredible stuff. Feels persecuted by seeing a palestinian flag. Wants people to "understand the complexity" of the genocide Israel is waging. Wants to "emotionally disconnect" instead of trying to figure out why Israel makes people feel terror and sorrow.
Also fucked to be like, "at least we can still travel to India, where Hindu nationalists approve of our genocide"