a "right to rape" - that seems logical. a right to violate international law? if international law is violated, where are their rights coming from? divinity? are they going to make that case in international courts? how are they going to define god? a voice in their head? law

"The seven-year deal gives Israel unrestricted use of AI and cloud tools, employed during its genocide in Gaza, barring Google or Amazon from cutting service even if Israel violates human-rights laws." if this leak is true, this is remarkable. i don't have any reason to doubt a

"The seven-year deal gives Israel unrestricted use of AI and cloud tools, employed during its genocide in Gaza, barring Google or Amazon from cutting service even if Israel violates human-rights laws." if this leak is true, this is remarkable. i don't have any reason to doubt a

🚨 IDF Order Reveals Palestinian Gang-Raped by Soldiers at Sde Teiman Was Civilian, Not ‘Nukhba Fighter’ A classified Israeli military order shows the man Israeli soldiers brutally raped on camera for 15 minutes was never charged with any crime. For months, pro-Israel advocates

it would be super funny if what i described in my previous post actually happened, wherein the Trump admin hired like 15 bounty hunters each with a list of a million undocumented immigrants. like, i can imagine the advertisements... "we're looking for 15 of the top bounty

holy shit, what a precedent. Aaron Swarz developed a Wikipedia like website in the 90s. it's crowd-sourced community knowledge, free for anyone to edit. if editors can't make the arguments and site sources to defeat the claim that Israel is committing genocide, perhaps they

this is one of the funniest Rodney Dangerfield bits i've ever seen. its simple, the theme is carried throughout. good stuff. i tried to do standup years ago, but i ended up sitting down too much. ... because i felt like i sucked. (this is why i stopped.) (i could've spent

here's some screenshots of a video on Instagram of some key points about an Nvidia powered AI drone system used in Palestine and American cities (with the hope of using them as first responders here ... i think community policing and civilian oversight/participation, especially

hopefully the ICJ incorporates this into their rulings for the genocide.

genocidal intent remains even after a ceasefire, evidently.