Congrats on restating my point, what now will you do with this reality? Continue to accuse people far smarter than yourself of being illogical? Or admit that people far smarter than yourself have proven the inherent limits of (symbolic, non-paradoxical systems of) logic itself
Religious nutjobs like… Lemaître, Einstein, and Newton?
it is wrong. The proof is that the universe exists.
? - the theorem is talking about systems of logic, a human created idea, not “the universe”, all that is demonstrated by your observation is that the universe must not be a purely logic-based system as we understand such a thing. Have you read much about it and what it actually says?
Any paradox is equivalent to 1 = 0
You mean like…the paradox of creatio ex nihilo?
Actually, as long as our “descriptions” are based on systems of logic, they will remain fundamentally “incomplete”, or in Gödel’s framing, there will always be true statements which cannot be proven true within any given system. That’s why it was such a mindfuck to mathematicians at the time and that’s also why it’s been practically ignored since
Gödel* (though the idea of Roger Goodell, NFL commissioner publishing a work which “debunks logic” is pretty funny)
Luce : Into the Bible-Verse
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Luce_(mascot)
Based? Kawaii-Desu? Manmade horror beyond your comprehension? What are your thoughts on this?
Buzz KNOWS we're not ALONE
I find something funny about making a 3 minute video with a talking troon cartoon vampire in the corner to complain about the weakening attention span of the next generation. Like 20 years ago this would have been a 10,000 word, well written article in a magazine, and 20 years before that a whole book
Is this another plea bargain though? All the early ones were
Good call - movie was first publicly mentioned about a year ago by Boyle and Garland, but this is a fake trailer, the wheels on this hype train are greased lol
I heard that line and just thought “please be anything other than ‘super infected’ mutants” lol. Your idea is better, but I would find something ironically funny about the “28 series” stealing the one semi-original idea that the Walking Dead had (everyone’s already infected) - given how TWD opens by stealing the genius idea of having the main character wake up from a coma a month into the outbreak
Maybe freshly infected zombies are the fast kind from the first two movies, and they break down as they get older but never actually die so they start to become the classic shamblers. Maybe the first time we see the slow zombies is in a mall lol?
Boyle (director), Garland (writer), and Murphy (star of Days)… has the potential to actually be good if these guys still know what they’re doing
You weren’t the one who reported it right?
Bendersky devoted ten full years of research to his book, exhaustively mining the archives of American Military Intelligence as well as the personal papers and correspondence no of more than 100 senior military figures and intelligence officers. The “Jewish Threat” runs over 500 pages, including some 1350 footnotes, with the listed archival sources alone occupying seven full pages. His subtitle is “Anti-Semitic Politics of the U.S. Army” and he makes an extremely compelling case that during the first half of the twentieth century and even afterward, the top ranks of the U.S. military and especially Military Intelligence heavily subscribed to notions that today would be universally dismissed as “anti-Semitic conspiracy theories.”
Nigga are you gay? Find the exact quote please.
Also Ron Unz is a jew
Also who reported this? A sockpuppet with no recent comments? Or an israel dick rider who didn’t even bother defending their views in the comments?
If we accept that Israel's response is genocidal, then it still wouldn't matter how many were killed, because the issue is the act of genocide. If the response is not genocidal, then it still doesn't matter how many people were killed, because it matters what Israel should be doing in response to some number of Israeli citizens being killed.
The proportion of dead shouldn't matter to what type of response needs to happen, especially if we are asserting that genocides are wholly unethical.
You’re making some good points from the perspective of an individual with a consistent set of views being applied to, I guess, this and other discussions. However I think that perspective misses the point of the article. I’ll try to summarize what I think the point mostly is:
For everyone out there looking at this situation from a perspective which isn’t an israeli or a palestinian there is a different breaking point where they will go from seeing the situation as it’s always been presented in the mainstream media and start to see it for what it is (a genocide).
This breaking point is different for every person. For muslims nearby, they saw the crisis and the refugees first hand and have long hated israel for their actions. But in the West that’s just not the case. The default position is “the jews deserve a homeland, that’s where it has to be”. They don’t see it as a an invasion followed by a colonization amounting to a slow genocide. That is, until they start to see first hand what israel justifies in its pursuit of “a homeland”.
In the last year alone we’ve seen
Tens of thousands of woman and children murdered (war crime)
Thousands of booby trapped (war crime) devices exploded indiscriminately (war crime)
“israeli victims” as often as not being more accurately described as “victims of israeli friendly fire”
Gang rape of prisoners being sanctioned by superiors in the govt and army and supported by mass demonstrations of the population
Severe torture unto death of doctors and other aid workers
Targeted assassinations of the people currently negotiating ceasefires, conducted in other counties, like Syria and Iran
Open discussion by israeli leadership of the “Greater Israel” plan to invade and seize parts of Lebanon, Syria, Jordan, etc based on nothing but their delusional racist fantasies
And on and on and on, the war crimes are almost too many to list - and that’s just in the last year, this has been happening (to various degrees) for 7 decades. The point of the article is that given how insane the zionists have gotten recently, more and more people have been forced to reckon with reality. And this reckoning doesn’t look good for the modern state of israel…
“No…”
The Israel Police issues a statement reacting to a claim in Haaretz that an IDF helicopter that arrived at the site of the Supernova festival near Re’im on October 7 may have killed some Israeli civilians.
The Haaretz article in Hebrew cites an unnamed Israel Police official saying that its investigation of the incident found that an IDF helicopter at the site that was firing at terrorists “apparently harmed a few partygoers who were in the area.”
Even the israelis admit they killed their own. Now they’ll never admit the scale but we already know they lie about casualty counts endlessly, so the important point is they fact they’ve been forced to admit it at all.
And from a different article:
The left-wing daily Haaretz said the investigation centred on an incident in Kibbutz Be'eri, one of the worst hit communities, in which a house was shelled by a tank, killing 12 Israeli hostages held by Palestinian Hamas gunmen.
What the fuck does that matter?
The author says exactly what it matters in the next sentence… do you know how reading works lol?
Yes, 0.1% is a big part of any country to lose overnight BUT if israel didn’t try to turn this into justification for a genocide, and instead only responded with a couple weeks of missile strikes and pregnant women sniped, then they would be far better off today than they actually are, which is basically with their back against a chasm and the whole world gradually getting more and more pissed off at them
I’ll just say two things:
I commend Dom for allowing the Unz Review to be posted here, when he could just, like most other forums (like the default communities of .win), issue a blanket domain ban and point to an article or two by a hyperbolic (funny) dick like Andrew Anglin as “justification”.
I do find it funny though, because at one point I had a comment removed for bringing up “the ZOG” - in this article, we have (jewish) Ron Unz concurring with two young jewish journalists (Aaron Maté and Max Blumenthal) that “the ZOG” is at this point a reality undeniable by any sane, honest person who looks at the world today
From later in the article:
All of these barbaric atrocities have been justified and encouraged by the sweeping public statements of top Israeli leaders. For example, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has publicly identified the Palestinians with the tribe of Amalek, whom the Hebrew god commanded must be exterminated down to the last newborn baby. Just a few days ago, Israeli Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich declared that it would be “just and moral” for Israel to totally exterminate all two million Palestinians in Gaza, but he emphasized that world public opinion was currently preventing his government from taking that important step.
I think that popular sentiment is more powerful than we often give it credit, and I think the world’s opinion of israel has never been lower.
I think the greatest threat in the future is what happens if the israelis ever actually feel like they’re going to lose the blind obedient support of the west. Too many nukes and too many anti-human psychopaths in that government.
Today marks the one year anniversary of the remarkably successful Hamas raid on Israel, in which some 1,500 lightly-armed Islamic militants from Gaza so greatly humiliated the government of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his country’s entire national security establishment. The consequences of these last twelve months have been enormous, not merely for the Jewish State and the rest of the Middle East, but also for America and the entire world.
For many fatal diseases the cause of death is less the result of the infection itself than that of the defensive immune system, whose massive over-reaction destroys vital tissue, killing the entire organism. And I think that the Hamas raid of October 7, 2023 and the Israeli response may eventually be seen in this light.
Some 1,200 Israelis died that day, probably many or most of them killed by their own country’s panic-stricken and trigger-happy IDF forces, whose Apache helicopters were ordered to blast anything that moved. Although such losses were hardly insignificant in a Jewish population of some 7.2 million and the national humiliation was enormous, if the Israeli government had merely been content to launch a few weeks of punitive bombing attacks against Gaza and then grudgingly accept an exchange of prisoners with its Hamas adversaries, I doubt the results would have been too serious.
Israel had held many thousands of Palestinians without charges or trial and often under brutal conditions, so releasing these in exchange for the 200-odd Israelis Hamas had carried back to Gaza would have meant a huge loss of face for the Jewish State, but hardly a threat to the country’s survival. The Israelis could have merely fired a few of their complacent and incompetent local military commanders and strengthened their Gaza defenses, and matters would have probably gone on much like before.
Israel had been riding high at that point, on the very verge of accomplishing its decades-long project of fully normalizing relations with Saudi Arabia, the most powerful Arab state. Israel’s close friends totally dominated the Biden Administration and Donald Trump promised to do even more for that country if he somehow managed to regain the White House. The country had just celebrated the 75th anniversary of its founding, and its international strategic position seemed better than it had been in many years, so it could have easily taken its Hamas debacle in stride.
But after the events of the last twelve months, I tend to doubt that the country will survive much longer in anything like its existing form, and its collapse may also take down with it the entire political structure of organized Jewry worldwide, which today so heavily dominates both America and much of the rest of the world. While Israel may face very serious risks from the major regional war its government seeks to ignite, I think the greatest threat to its existence comes from the massive distribution of devastating information that has taken place during this last year.
If the Israeli government had cut its losses and exchanged prisoners with Hamas, the country might have been humiliated but Netanyahu would have been utterly destroyed. So partly because of his own desperate political situation, he reacted in very different fashion, unleashing massive, relentless attacks against Gaza’s helpless couple of million civilians, clearly hoping to save his own political skin by using the Hamas raid as an excuse to kill or expel all the Palestinians in that enclave and afterwards in the West Bank. This would have allowed him to establish his name in history as Israel’s second founding father, finally creating the Greater Israel that all of his predecessors had failed to achieve. This bold project was certainly spurred on by the small extremist political parties upon whom the political survival of his government depended, whose ideological leadership regarded those territories as their God-given heritage under the fierce version of the religious Judaism that they followed.
Continued in the article
Lmao
the Author is dead. And we have killed him. - communietchze
You’re getting pounded for some reason but I remember exactly what you’re talking about.
At one point, you were woke if you knew 9/11 was an inside job to fuel the perpetual war machine, you were woke if you knew about Tuskegee and the way mental institutions were co-opted by cia experimentation programs.
Then one day, all of a sudden, woke meant “aMeRiCa iS fOuNdEd oN rAciSm”
It sure as hell wasn’t the people talking about 9/11 and the control of the banking cartels that caused this switch to occur…
XIII