What the fuck does any of that have to do with what I said? You seemed to be under the impression that the Houthis or Yemen in general weren't already despised and under attack by both their closest neighbor and the most powerful military in the world. I corrected your misunderstanding. Don't put (moronic) words in my mouth because you failed to do the absolute minimum research before commenting on something (again).
Have you not paid attention to their situation in the last decade at all? They've been bombed, starved to a famine and everything else that could be thought up with the help of Saudi Arabia and the US. If you think people have been "playing nice" with them so far you're incredibly far off.
Oh good, I was so worried they might have to suffer sitting out fucking Eurovision. Can you even imagine the damage that might cause them?
There is absolutely zero chance he was referring to Al Jazeera Arabic XD
I missed this because I was too busy dancing to the news of Kissinger's death, but amazing news! Big W for Panama and the protesters especially!
Suddenly my skin is clear, my crops are watered, the sun is shining, the grass is green, and my grades are up :D
You can't point out hypocrisy without "whataboutism". You could say it was an ad hominem, but not whataboutism, when the point is to show someone is a hypocrite.
It caused me to pay attention to Ireland's news over the past few days which is how I've come to find that somebody just tried to hack an innocent stranger to death with a machete in Dublin yesterday. No riots or even protests though, so clearly you need a concerted effort to get that type of thing going and it's not just people getting angry at the news.
Owners/ceos need to be held accountable so they actually care what is happening
This. Until someone with real power is actually held accountable for the shit they purposefully or passively allow, nothing will be done about it as long as long as it remains profitable.
Yup just heard about it. This is so fucked.
50 over the course of all the days of ceasefire to ensure nobody breaks the ceasefire. Israel will do the same with their 150 civilians. If you release all at once, there might be an incentive to break the ceasefire earlier.
Oh you might be right about that. I didn't read too carefully after I saw that babies were snatched. If they weren't taken from any parents/caregivers it would matter a lot more how they were treated afterwards, but I still think the practice, even when it leads to better outcomes, is morally repugnant because it opens a very dangerous door to ever sign off on what essentially functions as human trafficking. Although it does make me slightly more relieved that at least they weren't taken from their parents. Glad you caught that!
No matter how well or unwell intentioned, stealing babies from their parents to give to someone else has always been one of the most revolting crimes out there for me. Absolutely vile regardless of how the baby snatchers intend to treat the kid.