It’s in the second revision of the ten commandments, even!

Yes, Hamas attacked unprovoked.

I agree that iSrael has contributed to the cycle of violence, but iSrael isn’t targeting civilians

I think it’s more domestic than that - stirring up the patriotism of the populace is a great way to skate your sins by without being noticed.  Wagging the dog, as it were.

Good thing Hamas has put out a statement claiming that Iran had nothing to do with their attack. Of course, they also claimed that their attack was a “defensive action” in which only IDF bases were targeted.

Exactly.

Plus balance.

court-issued gag order in 3..2...1....

And there’s a good chance she’ll be disbarred by 2025 if she follows the rest of the trajectory of tRump’s legal team.

The ratios are very similar for ebooks, as well.

I remember looking into book vs ebooks cost - the cost of printing, warehousing and distributing came to something like 20% of the list price.

Honestly, I went from buying a game every few months to one game per year, and if prices continue to climb, I’ll cut back even further.

For example, I hadn’t seen any of Justin Roiland’s work before I played High on Life.

Absolutely.

I’d love to see them branch out to non-American cities.  Someplace we haven’t been, but has a lot of character - like Prague, or Melbourne.

I like the story, though

Yeah, it’s not like the context makes what Maher shat out of his mouth-ass any better.

young, ignorant me used to see Maher as a liberal.. but once I realize he’s just basically an asshole in a suit, I stopped caring for him.  I can generally pick the opposite of most of his take and come out on the better side of history.

They fail even *at that*.

Early Netflix was very much this, though. They had licensing deals with the major publishers and could share all their content. Then those publishers got greedy, and decided rather than share revenue with Netflix, they’d just make their own walled off content garden.