zzand wrote: ↑

Tue May 21, 2024 3:41 pm

Exactly. We use numbers from Hamas and they never lie. Hahahaha

35,000 comes from the United Nations. It's genocide and defending it has little to do with your faith.

zzand wrote: ↑

Tue May 21, 2024 10:49 am

Did Hamas only kill IDF Soldiers? Let me help you, no. Now Where did I read about an eye for an eye?

So, 1400 vs 35,000. Bad analogy that firthersy point. There is no rational justification for what IDF is and has done.

They stored a music festival and beheaded babies and killed 1400. Even a bomb is kinder than that. That's horrible, is the appropriate response by Israel to kill Palestinian Citizens? Absolutely not. IDF needs to focus on the evil not the entire population of Gaza. That is what the world is watching.

Scheffler supposedly dragged an officer (perhaps unknowingly) after being ordered to stop the vehicle, and said officer required medical treatment. That's quite a bit different than simply stopping peacefully 10 yards beyond where the instruction to stop was issued. Is there video of this? That see...

The two sides don't care what this body says, they will do what they are going to do. It is meaningless in the long run. FYI, I said most likely the Hostages Hamas took were all dead, two were found over the last couple of days, both dead. But I know TCT, because the two dead were from Israel it's ...

The US and Israel oppose the court, but that does not mean it has no jurisdiction. Many allies support the court. And we shall see what power the court has. You have to admit that this is another indication that this conflict has little moral grounding based on how civilians have been treated. I am ...

kager wrote: ↑

Tue May 21, 2024 3:44 am

That 'all you can eat shrimp' wasn't such a great idea after all?

I heard a story last night that guests were regularly walking out of the restaurant with pockets full of shrimp. That seems like a rather disgusting promotion.

As I have been clearly suggesting, both Benjamin Netanyahu and Yahya Sinwar are being sought for war crimes. The world court seems to be done with the senseless kill by both sides... And the "but they started it" defense doesn't seem to resonate at the International Criminal Court. The chief prosecu...

Bail Bonds wrote: ↑

Sun May 19, 2024 1:06 pm

This is quite sad to me. This is not the same Rudy who led NYC following 9/11. I think he may be experiencing dementia like Biden.

It's easier than that Low Life, he came in contact with Donald Trump. Everyone who does pays a price.

Duggan wants to put more hotels near Ford Field; that's what this is primarily about, I suspect. He gets to use state and federal tax monies for his pet project. The city has minimal to no skin in the game. Every project of this magnitude is funded by the feds, they're pulling up an Interstate. Thi...

I posted last week about how the defense will probably seek a directed verdict. There is no way on earth that this judge grants that motion as the political fallout from such a decision would effectively end this judge's career. As I think about that possibility, I can't even begin to imagine the o...

Rate This - you often seem to take the big government line on matters. Often government-paid teachers have that attitude too, but I thought you worked in the private sector? You really think the non-educated skeptics like you could run a society for the entire citizenry better than the current syst...

Rate This - you often seem to take the big government line on matters. Often government-paid teachers have that attitude too, but I thought you worked in the private sector? You really think the non-educated skeptics like you could run a society for the entire citizenry better than the current syst...

I tend to agree. Both my kids left the state because neither is interested in computer or tech jobs, and their skills reach beyond being a tactician. CS jobs in Michigan pay about 2/3's of what is available elsewhere. That might be true, however Cost of living in Michigan is well below that of Cali...