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valek879

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  • Video: ICE agents drive SUV through protesters at S.F. immigration court

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  • It feels so pedantic at this point but these shit gibbons look like they bought vests and plate carriers on Amazon and now get to RP as cops. And for some reason this is allowed? This makes the federal government look like a bunch of kids just attacking people indiscriminately.

  • call your representatives now

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  • ¿Porque no los dos?

  • Following the rule(s)

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  • Wait it's not supposed to be two people with 1 apple each and me with 4?

  • Channel 4 to show Gaza war crimes documentary rejected by BBC

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    US Army appoints Palantir, Meta, OpenAI execs as Lt. Colonels

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  • EU, UK eye weary US scientists with €500M plan

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  • I will check it out! Any other advice? My family needs out.

  • Can Europe create a food labeling system similar to this?

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  • Also don't let go of your "standard drink" stuff on the side of piss. I loved that while I was there. Sure I can guess how much alcohol I've had in the last couple hours by reckoning my 3 or 4 beers had 5%, 6.5%x2, and 8% and this means I'm tipsy. But it's so much easier to understand how drunk I am when it's 1+1.5+1.5+2=6 standard drinks.

    It's just a good system despite the many flaws.

  • Tesla's decline in Europe

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  • My partner just told me a more interesting question and probably your intent was to ask: is Turkey in the European Union? And no, it is not however Turkey has many ties to Europe especially in defense. Much of the EU is part of NATO and many Europe adjacent countries are also party to the treaty. This includes Turkey.

    Turkey is also split between Europe and Asia. Most of the country is in Asia. But the country is split in Istanbul by the Bosporus Strait. The European part of Turkey is on the North side of the strait. This gives Turkey a land border with Greece and Bulgaria.

    Also, in the past, the Ottoman empire was pretty damn expensive pushing much further North and containing much of what we call Eastern Europe. Modern Czechia, Austria, Croatia, Poland, and Ukraine form the border for the lands claimed by the Ottomans.

  • Tesla's decline in Europe

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  • Yes, the European part of the country is part of Europe and the rest of the country is in Asia. Source: I listened in middle school.

  • Over 30,000 turn out for Bernie Sanders, AOC rally in Denver amid push for progressive change

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  • Then by your reckoning, they're doing pretty well. Colorado has a population of 6 million.

    It needs to be in the streets but it's hard to be the first to do it. And where I love I'm not even sure who, what, or where to protest.

  • [News] Gundam GQuuuuuuX New Key Visual, Ending Theme and PV

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  • I grew up on Gundam Wing. It's quite the ride now that I'm older and see a lot of the politics at play. And in much the same vein I loved Gundam 00.

    But Iron-Blooded Orphans might be the best/most accessible series in the franchise.

    Witch from Mercury hits hard at the end of the first season which is a good thing and a staple of the franchise.

    Unicorn is bright and shiny. I watched it twice and that's all I can remember.

    Gundam 0080: War in the Pocket is probably the most succinct and existential series with 6 episodes and a build up to reveal how fucking horrible war is.

    I dunno, you kind of just gotta jump in and get dirty. The themes vary from series to series but the main timeline, called Universal Century (UC.) is almost always focused on the human aspect.

    Gundam is about space battles and politics and giant robots... Until it is about the stress and rigors of war. Not sleeping because you see the people you've killed. Overcoming the horror of losing friends, mentors, and loved ones to the fighting.

    But again there are a bunch of series, each one is basically it's own self contained narrative that requires little in the way of prior knowledge. If you see something that interests you just jump in and watch it. I'm currently gearing up to watch the second Gundam Thunderbolt movie. The first one was pretty damn intense and I needed a three week cool down period.

    On a more general anime note, I highly recommend the Apothecary Diaries.

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    Texas lawmakers file FURRIES Act, targeting animal roleplay in schools

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  • Or when your kids are dying from school shooters...

  • US relations with Europe will never be the same after Trump’s call with Putin

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  • These fucking morons don't understand a thing about soft power. They're so ridiculously eager to remove the US from a place of global leadership. The next decade is going to be wild beyond anything any of us millennials have ever lived through.

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    I have 10 lipa and you don't!

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  • Damn! That's pretty cool. Mine are definitely coins, mixed in with a bunch of coins from other countries I've been to...I just need to find the yogurt container they all live in.

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    I have 10 lipa and you don't!

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  • I'm pretty sure I have some Kuna around somewhere

  • Powerpuff Girls fans in the modern day reassessing how the show portrays non-heteronormativity [Day 56]

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  • Nah the take is:

    Often times in media the only queer representation is a villain.

    It's actually difficult to find characters that are gender non-conforming and good or at least neutral in any media before like 2006. Only having queer people show up as villains subtly hints at your brain that something is wrong with queer people, that you should be wary, that they are bad. This is held out in scientific studies and also applies to bipoc representation in media too.

    I'm all for queer and bipoc villains but we also deserve to be heroes.

  • US Justice Department drops case against Texas doctor charged with leaking transgender care data

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  • Currently looking at Australia or NZ.

    NZ seems like a pretty good bet although I'd love to know what I'm getting into if anyone has more thoughts. And I've been to Australia. I know what I'm getting into there but god I like Brizzy. The most racist people I've ever met have been in Australia.

    Ireland has been of interest, my stepsister lives there and is trans.

    And France, Spain, Portugal all come to mind also.

    I think most important part of this is being open and informed on a new set of challenges. Everywhere has their own problems and I need to know about them but frankly we have the luxury of picking. Some of my friends do not and will not. We are all scared of what the future brings.

  • US Justice Department drops case against Texas doctor charged with leaking transgender care data

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  • Thanks for the quick reply! I've wondered about Canadian citizenship through family ties before, but my mom would have to assert her citizenship first and that'd never happen!

    Also thanks for your well wishes. It's a pretty trying time. We're good, my partner and I, for now since we live in a liberal city on the West Coast. But I've read books. How long will that last? Nobody knows right now.

    I hope your daughter's friend is okay and stays safe!

  • US Justice Department drops case against Texas doctor charged with leaking transgender care data

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  • I've seen a couple of your posts. Is your daughter trans? I only ask because as a trans person I'm needing to get healthcare wherever I move to and my needs seem tog globally be getting more controversial. Any tips for getting out?