Syria all over again.

It's about the right treatment for that childish attempt at a book.

Except for the communist newspaper I subscribe to, all other European news I've seen have been ambivalent to what Musk did. Idk what European news the person tweeting is reading.

Didn't this dude try to have someone assassinated because they were bad for business or some other petty shit?

What really gets my goat about this is that everyone here seems to be hyperaware about the reasons and consequences of the policing of bodies when it comes to transphobia or racism (to a certain extent), but then turn around and say shit that would make Foucault blush. I know here people don't have the highest opinion of critical theory and postmodern thinkers, but y'all need to shoot the cop inside your own heads asap and start recognizing when you're reinforcing systems of oppression or just uncritically allowing them to reproduce (not you OP, the people being fatphobic and similar).

What am I supposed to be seeing here? Is this the summit of Mount Hermon? Did they fuck it up?

This is still a thing in Mexico, and to a certain extent in many Mediterranean countries in Europe. In Mexico, the more you drink, the more/better food you get. And in the Mediterranean countries you always get some snacks like olives or potato chips, plus some bread or cheese.

I try really hard not to develop para social relationships, but at least I can chalk up my relief that Matt is doing better to some empathy for someone after seeing them go through something horrible.

Im really glad he's doing better though.

Critical support to anti-war weapons manufacturer CEOs, for gutting the global North's war capacity in exchange for short term gains

Critical support, and so on. Cox is like a union guy who has good ideas about labor but has no clue about feminism or intersectionality

obvious moral hypocrisy of those far-left Americans who bandy about terms like “war criminal” while turning a blind eye to what amounts to an unconscionable war crime on the part of Hamas.

I think this bit is uncalled for, and sounds like them trying to say it without actually saying it. Saying that what Hamas did is a war crime while not acknowledging the war crimes by the state of Israel seems ideologically charged.

Parmigiano Reggiano doesn't have packaging per se. It travels very well because of the crust, and because it's a fuck-you heavy wheel of aged cheese, as long as the temperature doesn't get too high. The Parmigiano Reggiano consortium is living proof of a good idea ruined by the profit motive, and becoming the standard/goal for any other smaller, consortia. So yeah, very likely they just put the microchip somewhere in the crust (which nobody eats and is only good to put in sauce/stock)