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Children are drinking from puddles and wading through sewage pools, as Israel pummels water systems in Gaza
  • So, if a small group of terrorists decides to operate out of a civilian population to attack a sovereign nation they automatically get immunity for their action and get a free "get out of jail" card? By your logic everytime some niche group decides they don't get what they want (however absurd their demands are), all they have to do is arm themselves and operate from within a civilian population to automatically get support for their efforts, right?

    Arab people aren't real people? Tell that to the 20% Arab civilans in Israel. You obviously know shit about this conflict.

  • Children are drinking from puddles and wading through sewage pools, as Israel pummels water systems in Gaza
  • All of that is factually incorrect, the Palestinians never agreed to a state, so legally it was never theirs.

    And all the surrounding Arab countries threw a tantrum fit as soon as Israel was created, tried to destroy it, and are now crying for losing the war they started.

    Get your facts straight.

  • Mastodon.social stands with genocide
  • Zionism is a Christian movement? That's news to me.

    Also - do you think Nazis worked with Zionists on a regular basis? How prevalent do you think your claim is?

    You should be able to prove what you say if you claim that is "literally what happened", no?

    I would very much like to see your original post, and not your depiction of it.

  • Explanation of delayed audio processing in ADHD

    I saw this post on x-twitter that explains this phenomenon which I really relate to:

    >ADHD and other auditory processing challenged brains will have a delayed ability to process auditory inputs. > >But the brain has a pretty nifty feature that stores up to 2 seconds of auditory information... it's called the "phonological loop" > >So, when a brain that struggles to process auditory info takes that info in... even though there's a delay in processing what that info means... it stays accessible for a short time to be processed when the brain is ready. > >Cool, no?

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