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Politics in America operates on a pay-to-win model; without substantial funding, participation is futile.

I'll give you that. The Cyber fridge does look stupid. It's the only Tesla that Elon had input on the design so..... Yeah.

Bilby's hit the nail on the head—nuclear fallout isn't a mankind ender, after all. Can't wait to snag tickets to Disneyland in the post-apocalyptic utopia! I'm sure the lines will be short.

Yeah, overall I view the British as net positive however they have their moments.

When I look at my children, I feel a profound sense of care and concern that's hard to articulate. It's not that I'm indifferent to the well-being of microbes; they're simply not my primary worry in the context of nuclear fallout.

That's reassuring. :rolleyes:

Yeah, life on earth comes to an end at that point. Doesn't matter what the targets of the nukes are. Kind of silly to pick out targets to be honest when the entire world would be screwed anyway. Just hit the button with the image of a dice on it and call it a day.

Similar lunacy brought about the fall of the Roman, Persian & yes even the Mongolian empire. It's called everyone for themselves.

I believe Iran's main objectives are to reduce Western influence within the Arab world and increase their own. I'm not at all shocked; in fact, I fully anticipate it, and I'm confident that the USA isn't a surprised Pikachu. The establishment of the state of Israel by the British Empire provided...

From the outset, the British Empire was fully aware of these issues. Their primary interest was exerting influence over the Middle East, rather than addressing the needs or aspirations of the Jewish people. It'd go as far as to suggest that their modern allies, mainly the USA, is a continuation...

Admittedly, my view might seem simplistic, but I hold that efforts to unite people are inherently more valuable than those aimed at dividing them. Yet, I recognize that establishing boundaries might become necessary when coexistence in harmony proves unattainable. Regarding the state of Israel...

The citizens' of said single state. Just like any other Country. It seems there's a misconception that Muslim countries inherently oppose Jewish people, suggesting that a unified state would jeopardize Jewish existence. However, this overlooks the reality of existing peaceful relations between...

Yeah, sure. :rolleyes: I want to clarify unequivocally that I do not endorse Hamas. I hold the view, as I believe most do, that all people, including Jewish individuals, deserve equal respect and rights. It's important to recognize that groups like Hamas, with their extreme agendas against...

Great post bigfield

I acknowledge the points you've made about Hamas. However, my concern lies with the generalization of your statements, suggesting that the entire Palestinian population is responsible for the actions you've described. I mean for the love of Talos the West Bank exists. Sure, they aren't 100% pro...

I agree, they don't. Bruh, your argument doesn't account for the evolution in international law and warfare ethics since then, yeah know, the herp derp Geneva Conventions. Equating the decisions made in a TOTAL WAR SCENERIO to the Israel/Palestine conflict adds an unreasonable amount of...

The one-state solution is a proposal, not a call for ethnic cleansing. I'm talking about a shared state with equal rights, a far cry from ethnic cleansing. Both Palestinians and Israel is fully capable to achieving this with current international aide & US support to keep outside forces at bay...

She has a naturally charming personality. :)

Critique of the Israeli government being countered with unfounded accusations of endorsing Hamas or harboring anti-Semitic sentiments is childish. Collective punishment is unjust, regardless of whether it's carried out by Hamas or Israel. It's a principle that has no exceptions. Deal with it.