Individuals who commit war crimes can and should be held responsible for their actions. "Just following orders" wasn't a valid excuse for the Nazis, and it shouldn't be one for the IDF.

Respect for the admission. I'm somewhat there with you.

Alright tough guy. You first.

I'm pretty sure the cocaine wrote that particular scene.

I'm at a loss.

That particular ad is for a company called Zilch, which operates in the UK, not the US.

If you're not a contractor, power tools. Buy the harbor freight version first when you need it. If you end up using it enough to break it, then you get a quality one.

Tim Walz is great, but I do want to make it clear that the 4th statement is factually inaccurate. Command Sergeant Major is an enlisted rank, not an officer rank. It's about as high as you can go as an enlisted person in the reserves. I'm guessing that the statement was meant to say he is the highest ranking enlisted person to have served in Congress.

Pedantic? Maybe. But from a perspective of the responsibility held, there is a large gulf between a CSM and even a Colonel, let alone Generals. Almost as large as the gap between a CSM and a Corporal.

You misspelled wonderful.

Can anyone ELI5 how it's preferable for these studios to write off finished productions like this vs. releasing them and making additional profits?

That's dumb. I understand restrictions on uncooked meats, but what harm could a cooked chicken breast do? This is what happens when officials blindly enforce rules without understanding the purpose of the rule in the first place.

Interesting. I've apparently never seen the original. The best version I've seen, which I thought was the original, was porn. It just makes the guy's face in panel 4 that much better.