zeke5123a
6hr ago
He really is a jackass. People are pointing out that the dudes LinkedIn has him employed 50m from the location of this alleged roommate and that the alleged shooter was married with kids. It really calls into question whether this purported roommate is actually a roommate.
The only thing Haniana has in response to the evidence is sarcasm. He is just the worst; even when he agrees with me.
zeke5123a
6hr ago
This seems highly inconsistent with the facts on the ground. What are the odds that he happened to target two democrats that very recently voted on a massive issue with the Republicans?
That is, if he was targeting Democrats at random the odds are very small he’d pick these two. So the evidence we have at first glance (as opposed to your speculative evidence) suggests he is left wing coded.
zeke5123a
7hr ago
Cars routinely go 70-80 mph on the highway. 90 is unusual. In any event i think it’s agree to disagree time.
zeke5123a
23hr ago
Not all deportations are the same. Turning someone back around the border counts as a deportation but is of a different kind.
zeke5123a
23hr ago
Many of these people going less cause more of a problem compared to the people going over. The slow people bunch traffic up which causes accidents.
zeke5123a
2d ago
The issue is a bit less “Will Iran strike Israel with nukes” and more “Will Iran feel more degrees of freedom to attack Israel since an Israel’s response will need to be measured.”
zeke5123a
11d ago
Family man is generally motivated to make sure he keeps a job and is less likely to jump ship so all things equal probably more valuable.
zeke5123a
12d ago
Would you attack a parade of police outfitted in swat gear not in the middle of a riot?
zeke5123a
13d ago
It means it isn’t a relatively good investment. The goal is to make housing affordable without decreasing eh value of housing. If wages grew 5% pa, housing prices grew 3% pa, and inflation 2% pa, then housing would become relatively cheaper without eliminating the equity in homes.
zeke5123a
17d ago
To be explicit, Scalia famously made a point of hiring some clerks that didn’t share his view to try to better understand different perspectives.
zeke5123a
19d ago
Well look at all of the self dealing DOGE found. NYT was…against that and those numbers dwarf what they are reporting here.
And to your point re uniparty there is zero appetite to fix it because some republicans are in on it too.
zeke5123a
21d ago
This doesn’t really make sense. If you shut down Harvard’s STEM stuff, why wouldn’t most of it end up over the Charles at MIT or down the 95 corridor at Yale or across the country at Cal Tech? The researchers don’t disappear. The other universities could scoop them up.
zeke5123a
22d ago
The problem for them is that it’s mostly illiquid. So you’d have to borrow against it.
zeke5123a
23d ago
The last attempt was literally in 2024 (albeit the Republican wasn’t currently president but of course had been president and was running again)
You also had the Bernie supporter targeting the republicans in the congressional baseball game.
zeke5123a
23d ago
Well there is also the point that we don’t really care about covid deaths; we care about deaths. Sweden all cause death for the period looks great! Even better than the #s you posted.
zeke5123a
24d ago
Well, I would say the more you had separate groups with apparent intelligence that was buried (eg Germans), the more you look foolish for saying they did solely prophylactically.
There are requirements to come under the program which they entered via. I don’t think anyone seriously debates that on the merits they’d qualify for these programs. Instead, the whole point is to delay for almost a decade having the case tried on the merits so that by that point in time the pro immigrant can say “they’ve been here a decade — how cruel to cast them out.”
That is, it is all a procedural game whilst they are substantively illegal. Fuck then for playing that game and the NGOs who support it.
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