A record number of Israelis are leaving Israel because they are 'tired' of war. They are moving and travelling to Southeast Asia,parts of Europe and Latin American to unwind after participating in war crimes against Palestianians. A significant chunk of them are Ex-IDF soldiers (upto 70% of the Israeli population) who committed war crimes back home.

An Ex-IDF soldier Eitan Gilboa who demolished home and murdered Palestinian family in Gaza was found vacationing in India. Unfortunately he fled India.

I feel like screening Israeli tourists who participated in the war and committed war crimes, and subsequently banning them, is the least we could do to put diplomatic pressure on Israel. What do you think? 

Its weird like the whole world hates America… iran and canada now have something in common. Its almost like hes trying to make everyone hate America before he leaves.

The right made vague references to "soros" a short hand for alleged corruption, insidious anti-American behavior, and just all kinds of bad stuff. Yet Scott Bessent was hand picked by trump to be the treasury secretary after being a partner at Soros Fund Management. Even if you somehow believe that SFM and soro's activism are separate buckets, one certainly funds the other.

So where are you guys at on this?

Surely if the CEO/owner could go to jail from profiting on illegal labor they would make sure it doesn’t happen.

Can someone explain to me a couple of issues.

1. How is it possibly legal that publicly elected officials who are responsible to the taxpayer can be signing NDAs with data center companies that prevent said officials from disclosing information to the public?

2. Why are data centers being allowed to tie in to the power grid which distributes the cost of their operating to the public who don't want them there in the first place?

3. Pursuant to #2, if data centers are going to be utilizing public resources from power to land and water, why aren't there profits being distributed to the public to compensate for the public costs incurred?

4. Why are data centers being built anywhere near residential areas? We have zoning laws for a reason and typically don't allow giant industrial or corporate parks to be built near schools and homes.

It all just seems like a bunch of horseshit and it's driving me nuts thinking about it and I'm wondering if I'm being too sensitive or too critical or missing something important.

With the economy rapidly crumbling, people growing more uncomfortable or even getting desperate, the US is turning into a metaphorical scene from Thanksgiving Hell. There is plenty of food, the smell of which is stirring deep hunger in everyone, but only the chosen are allowed to pick at dishes, while they prepare them to their tastes, and only a few more are allowed at the table to dine. The rest of us, the majority of Americans, have to wait for the leftovers - hoping that they made enough to go around. With blatant cronyism and embezzlement becoming an everyday practice, what is really going to happen at the polls in November? Both nationally and where you reside (if in the States).

In Canada, indigenous people and Metis are very close and share a bond. In Latin America, it seems that mestizo seemed to have picked up where the Europeans left off. In fact, it seems the state of Mexico had treated indigenous people just as worse as the Spanish had because they had no guaranteed legal rights until recently. Why is this the case?

Granted, you can spend thousands on a TV if you choose to, however, you can also buy 3 flat screen TVs for the price of 1 of the old tube TVs.

Why do Indian men or south Asian men in general have such a bad reputation, especially online? I hate to say it, but almost every woman that I’ve spoken to has told me that at least once in their life, they faced harassment from a man of South Asian descent, especially online. I understand women face harassment from men of several backgrounds regardless of color, ethnicity or religious affiliation. A statistic says something like three out of every five woman has faced harassment before. However, why do South Asian and Indian men seem to be kind of unfairly singled out?

Okay, I know the jokes are coming so they better be funny. That said, if anyone has actually had it, I’m kinda curious.

Immediate, 10 year, 20 year predictions?

Does therapy work for folks that are older than 60? Especially if its their first time? Are they too much set in their ways to make new changes? I know it depends entirely on the individual. Folks that are in this age range, has it benefited you? Or not? Did you wish you started therapy in your earlier years?