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kreskin@lemmy.worldto
pics@lemmy.world•Israeli bomb mid-air as it falls toward a densely packed tent camp for displaced Palestinians
37·2 days agoLeaving them in the region obviously leads to an even worse outcome. They murder every day and dont consider others to be humans with any rights at all.
And I flatly disagree that ejecting them is genocide. Equating the two is flatly untrue. If you need to define that as true then it must be true that the zionists genocided 750,000 people in the nakba, along with however many they just genocided in gaza, the west bank, syria, and Lebanon.
kreskin@lemmy.worldto
pics@lemmy.world•Israeli bomb mid-air as it falls toward a densely packed tent camp for displaced Palestinians
68·2 days agoits a ridiculously tiny minority. And leaving Israel in that region means letting them continue their war crimes, and you know that. There is really no way around it. The only ethical solution is to eject them from the region entirely. The 8 year bloodbath needs to end.
kreskin@lemmy.worldto
pics@lemmy.world•Israeli bomb mid-air as it falls toward a densely packed tent camp for displaced Palestinians
379·2 days agoisraelis are definitely not a people that are going to get better over time. Watch any interview with israelis talking about committing war crimes. They are always smiling. They absolutely love killing, and they dont care at all who it was. The only thing that will work is flattening them. Its their inevitable future and nothing can stop that now.
kreskin@lemmy.worldto
pics@lemmy.world•Israeli bomb mid-air as it falls toward a densely packed tent camp for displaced Palestinians
121·2 days agoPeople dont rush to the scene to help anymore either, because evil vermin Israelis like to double-tap strike to kill first responders.
kreskin@lemmy.worldto
pics@lemmy.world•Israeli bomb mid-air as it falls toward a densely packed tent camp for displaced Palestinians
58·2 days agoyes, smart thinking, maybe the entirely of the zionist holocaust of Palestinians and all their various and sundry war crimes were simply photoshop. Where is Hind Rijab, do we even have any record besides photos of her ever existing? Where are all the bodies of palestinians? Maybe they just left town, right? Asking the tough questions here, good for you buddy. /s
kreskin@lemmy.worldto
pics@lemmy.world•Iranian soccer team carries backpacks to protest the strikes on an elementary school in Iran
5·2 days agoyeah, its not a binary bad/good issue and it never has been. Most issues arent, they are about proportion. Islam is poor on womens and gay rights for example, but that doesnt mean any person murdering muslims is simply off the hook because Israel generally does better on those issues (assuming the woman or gay person is not muslim, in which case israel says to murder them)
People these days who claim that Israeli crimes are fine because Muslim countries have problems are victims or perpetrators of Israeli propoganda, all with the net goal of land theft to build a greater israel. All of the middle east’s murders and war crimes are about acquiring oil and land theft. And while there may not be any 100% good guys, there are some really really REALLY bad guys, and western governments are siding with the greatest evils in the region.
kreskin@lemmy.worldto
pics@lemmy.world•Iranian soccer team carries backpacks to protest the strikes on an elementary school in Iran
543·2 days agoWhat kind of world do we live in that sports players have to make these statements instead of members of government doing whats needed.
kreskin@lemmy.worldto
Technology@lemmy.world•Linux kernel czar says AI bug reports aren't slop anymoreEnglish
6·3 days agoCould be a lot of reasons. A big one i see working at a large company myself is that AI needs to draw from a lot of data to do its work. A huge amount of contextual data too. A company like MSFT inevitably needs to provide AI with a walled-off curated set of data, and prevent any of it from leaking. Its AIs will not have the same amount of data an AI can draw from outside MSFT.
kreskin@lemmy.worldto
Technology@lemmy.world•Linux kernel czar says AI bug reports aren't slop anymoreEnglish
372·3 days agoWhat I think you are also seeing is AI sucking at some things and doing better than humans in others.
AI is pretty great at adding unit tests to code, for example, where humans do a just-OK job. Or in writing code for a very direct well scoped small problem.
AI is just OK at understanding product nuance and choices during larger implementations, or getting end to end coding right for any complex use cases.
kreskin@lemmy.worldto
Technology@lemmy.world•Advanced satellite technology has uncovered at least 28 more large stone circles near Rujm el-Hiri, once thought to be a lone "stonehenge" in an area occupied by IsraelEnglish
11·4 days ago“now that Jews aren’t powerless like they used to.”
Well, they really weren’t powerless. Thats a myth. Ever wonder what craziness led to genocide in Germany?
Well lets dig into that because its usually glossed over in schools and just chalked up to racism in a sentence or two. It centers around The 1933 Anti Nazi boycott, which was driven globally by the American Jewish committee (AJC), against the Jewish peoples of Germanys wishes. German jews feared reprisals during a time when things were basically looking up for them, but were extremely charged and difficult because of racist tensions in Germany.
The (American) AJC launched the boycott as a response to harassment and intimidation leveled at German Jews after the Weimar republic formed in the wake of Germanys loss in WW1. In the Weimar republic Jewish people gained a lot of power via a new state mandated equality and ceased to be locked out of various positions and industries they had been in the past, rapidly becoming powerful members of german society. This caused social tension within the german population already stung by loss of a major world war and paying reparations during a difficult global depression. While the tension was nasty, it seldom led to violence beyond physical initimidation, rocks through windows, marches and slogans.
The boycott caused Germany to suffer a loss of 25% of its global trade which infuriated and further radicalized Hitler, his industry partners, and his followers. Newspapers declared that the Jews of the world had declared war on Germany. The genocide which followed was about hatreds and long standing biggotries and privelage, yes-- but it was also about trade, as wars often are.

Ah yes, the old “if you respond to Israeli racism, then you are the racist” gambit.
How about we just say that every human must be given whats in the UN declaration of universal human rights. You know, the document the Israels are one of the only countries in the would to vote against. You onboard with that?