>>The Oct 7th attack didnt come from Jordan or any of the surrounding countries. It came from the people Israel hasnt allowed to have any kind of self determination for well over half a century.

hezbollah has been launching missiles at northern israel out of lebanon for decades. at a certain point you have to admit that these people just really, really hate the jews

also, it's not like the jews didn't spend some 1400 years trying to 'ingratiate themselves to the locals' with no success.

and? seriously, like the guy asked, what hornet's nest did that longstanding community, big or small, kick exactly?

this is moronic. the bit you're quoting says that vaccines so far do not provide lifetime immunity as infections by the viruses themselves don't provide lifetime immunity. that doesn't mean the vaccines aren't effective, it just means they don't last forever so it's difficult to establish durable herd immunity with them.

the jews of hebron were a community that had been there for centuries. but yeah i could see how you'd think that's totes entitlement, i guess

it's weird then that other camps in the area evacuated

thing is, rural hospitals budget out far enough in advance that they're gonna start closing *now* over the cuts to medicaid, not after the midterms. similar is true for health care centers looking to break ground now, those guys are gonna walk

>>It will be filled with another part of the food chain.

when? like overnight? will bat species that live off of mosquitos immediately shift to some other food source or will their populations collapse before they have the time to make that kind of change in the behaviour of the whole-ass species

i mean, that's what a credit card is. you pay with the card and if you pay the balance before finance charges kick in, you don't pay any interest. if not, you get charged.

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>>and he insulted both of them (he called the female cop "sugartits") but only one of those made the news.

i remember "he called the lady cop 'sugartits'" being all over the news.

cost of making a nickel is more than double the value of it

>>the universe may end much sooner than previously thought

finally, some good news for once

what do you think happens when an importer can't (or refuses to) cover a tariff at the port? the goods aren't released to the importer, certainly. the goods are held by customs and either returned or, if the exporter won't take them back, auctioned off (or maybe destroyed, depending). the importer maybe gets fined and their business sure as shit suffers cause the exporter won't work with them anymore, but yeah it definitely happens. didn't used to happen much, certainly, but jacking tariff rates up to 150% or so percent out of nowhere makes this shit much more common than it used to be.

like, if i'm a bike manufacturer and i got a 3 million dollar shipment of my bikes coming over and while the boat is in transit i find out trump just jacked tariffs up on my bikes 150%, where the fuck am i gonna find 4.5 million extra dollars to pay the duty 2 days from now when it shows up?

you one of those fools who can't read a comment? i said china's not interested in sending ships full of stuff that are gonna be turned away at port by the american importer because tariffs were jacked up to a level the importer isn't willing to pay while the boat is in transit.