JoeHill

…not genocide? Go, read the legal definition of genocide, and show me the mens rea element. Compare it to the Armenian genocide. Compare it to the Holocaust. Compare it to what China is doing to the Uyghurs. People screaming genocide only make themselves look foolish right now.

War crimes? Possibly. Genocide?! No.

Where did I conflate Jews and Israel? Where did I say anything about antisemitism?

Nice strawman, bro.

Every other time their Arab neighbors went to war for the Palestinians it did not work out well for them

Not just didn’t work out for them. The PLO turned around and tried to overthrow two of the neighboring countries: Jordan in 1970 and Lebanon in the 80s.

…there’s an inside. It’s a concert venue. They make money by selling people tickets to shows.

…there’s an inside. It’s a concert venue. They make money by selling people tickets to shows.

Build the trains, assholes.

I went from Mint to Money in Excel to Tiller. Tiller has been the best for me. Very stable and highly customizable if you know Excel or Google Docs.

Downside is that it’s $79/year

Upside is that it works really well, has a deep user community and they aren’t selling your data (which Mint definitely did).

First sentence heavily implies American law. Secondly, international law is part of American law. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Paquete_Habana

The lawsuit is actually making an equal protection argument, though, which seems like an enormous loser. The government isn’t refusing to evacuate somebody because of their race or religion — which would be the essence of a disparate intent equal protection claim. They are unable to evacuate someone because the local government refuses to allow it.

Maybe the plaintiff can try to make a disparate impact claim but I suspect the courts won’t want to hear it given the facts.

Modelo is AB InBev outside the US. Inside the US, it’s Constellation Brands, which is totally different company. So it’s not the same company in the US.