Oh, you're right. I see it now.

Weird, it gave me the same image but without the nativity scene.

Apparently this was done as part of a comedy about a jewish boy band called "The Shepsalach". The film student who directed this and won the award is Yuval Nobleman.

This is his website, and this is his youtube channel.

I wasn't able to find anything about the rabbi that this poster claims was arrested, unfortunately.

Edit: And here's the full 23 minute video that this song is from, in case anyone's interested, although it has Hebrew subtitles.

Trailer looks ok, but knowing the way Hollywood is, I'm expecting them to throw in some bit about Superman being an illegal immigrant and the anti-Superman people are the racist anti-immigrant crowd.

Ridiculous that you're getting downvoted for this. It takes absolutely minimal effort for the OP to link their source. It's literally just Ctrl + L, Ctrl + C, Ctrl + V.

You're telling us to quit being lazy and take responsibility when you're the one who couldn't be bothered to even link to where you got the screenshot from? It's just a courtesy dude.

Thanks. That story is insane. The judge was "persuaded" not to give her jail time? Persuaded how??

source?

I think the problem with crypto really is knowing when to exit the market. Right now it's hitting all time highs, but it could easily be like 2021 where everyone fomos in when it's at its highest price and then gets screwed when it suddenly loses 2/3 of its value.

You could adopt the hodl philosophy and just never sell, with the expectation that it will just keep going up in value over the long-term, but I worry that it might eventually get nuked by government regulation or become obsolete due to some more sophisticated replacement. Another drawback with metals and Bitcoin is that they don't pay out any dividends, so you never get to reap any value until you either sell or find some practical way to spend it in lieu of cash/credit card.

Alright, I don't really want to go into this any further. Let's just say Dom is gay and leave it at that.

There is no lie. I'm quite literally disagreeing with the r16 ban.

I was referring to yoisi's post title, not the removed post. I've already said I don't agree with the r16 bans, but the tweet does say, "immigrants and black people". The tweet is distinguishing between the two. He didn't say "black immigrants" or "immigrants from third world countries." This is like when leftists make statements about there being too many White people and then backpedal and say, "actually, we only meant a certain group of White people, and them being White actually had nothing to do with it!"

Because immigrants was not mentioned in the post title or in Dom's comment, and that context wouldn't make a difference anyway. Why are we trying to pretend like we're not racists? I'm saying the post shouldn't have been removed regardless of whether it was making an assertion about black people as a group.

I mean the tweet said, "black people which make public transit disgusting and unsafe." It doesn't have to literally have the word "inherently" in there for us to recognize the implication. But rather than trying to argue that the tweet is not asserting that, it would be better to argue that the post shouldn't be removed because of the content of the tweet.

The full thread's got some good stuff in there. Here's an archive

I wouldn't say the tweet doesn't say that, but I don't think it's wrong to say that either. I think this might be the first time I've seen Dom apply r16 to black people.

Wait, really? First I've heard of him having a boyfriend.

That's true. Even if you're not trying to impress women I think it's always worth while to try to stay fit. Defeatism in young men is a problem, but I like to think there's a middle ground where we can encourage men to self-improve without telling them that everything is their fault.

I think you're neglecting to mention the importance of height and facial structure there. I've been called a "hot guy" myself, but it's still a bit demoralizing to realize that the person I'm trying to connect with is busy talking to a dozen other guys.

Didn't Henry Cavill say he won't flirt with women anymore out of fear of being accused of sexual harassment?

I bet these are the same people that review bombed Death Wish for glorifying vigilantism.

It should be the other way around. Any mother who "affirms" this stuff should be considered unfit.

I always see people claim the controls were janky in witcher 1, but I would say it was the mechanics and the way abilities worked that was the problem. Like dodging and rolling were basically useless. A lot of abilities and talent trees were buggy and unbalanced. I remember there was a gold talent in the Intelligence tree that claimed to reduce the stamina cost of signs by 20%, but it actually didn't do anything at all. I ended up reloading to an earlier save when I found that out. There were probably at least a dozen different talents that didn't really do what their description claimed, and Igni was of course ridiculously overpowered. There really wasn't any reason to use any other skills except Igni because I could just one-shot everything with a 360 degree aoe blast on the hardest difficulty.

I don't like Walmart either, but when I see videos of people shamelessly shoplifting from there, I don't find myself supporting the shoplifters.

Depends on how you define "leftist" I guess. Is every outbreak of anarchy throughout history entirely leftist? There's some anarchist people out there who identify with the right, but only in the areas that are convenient for them. They'll signal common talking points of the right, but they also don't have any principles and don't care about anyone but themselves.