I mean being autistic is a problem, in the same way losing a leg is a problem. It's not something to make a fuss about and definitely not something to hate people for, but people with even high-functioning autism definitely struggle with many things, and when you get to low-functioning autism it's a straight up disability.
NoneOfUrBusiness
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Are you just looking for something to get mad about?
Because both of these groups are non-combatants in most of the world, particularly so in this conflict because Hamas is an Islamist organization. 70% (this seems to be the accurate number) of casualties being women and children implies 70%< of casualties are civilians.
Michigan used to make me jealous of their government. Now it's voted red.
To be fair they only went red for the president. Both their senators are democrats and their representatives are 50/50.
Huh? What the actual fuck?
Still might be enough regenerative braking from just the weight of the truck though.
In that case no, because it'd be bringing the weight of the truck and the ore with it.
Paris to deploy 4,000 police officers for France-Israel soccer match following violence in Amsterdam
Because all their parents (for good reason) hate their guts, and because Israel likes to pretend they're a European country.
Yeah the article explains why not going was also part of the no win situation.
I mean literally read your second link.
You know how Europe is mostly ethnically homogeneous? Well thanks to European and American escapades into the Middle East they're becoming less ethnically homogeneous, and because of that xenophobic right wing rhetoric works on them a lot more than Americans. Add the post-covid economy and other legitimate issues where those immigrants can be scapegoated and Europeans welcome far right parties with open arms, because unlike Americans they're not inoculated against these ideas.
Someone might point to the result of this election, to which I say there's a reason people are angry at the DNC and it's because they could've won if they were actually trying. It's completely different from Europe where young people are shifting right.
Anyway what I wanna say is that this outcome was basically inevitable because in a parliamentary system like in most European countries the government will be too moderate to stop it.