The number of times you told me not to downvote really made me want to downvote you more.
The number of times you told me not to downvote really made me want to downvote you more.
Heck yeah we do.
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P.S. OP, if you are connected to the publication at all, please note that Virya’s name is misspelled. The “y” and the “r” are switched in the article.
I was not prepared for that header image even when blurred.
If you are easily distributed maybe skip this article. The headline is an accurate TLDR.
I was primarily stealing the phrase to poke fun of American Politics. I doubt any real negotiation would actually be necessary though. If we denounced our support of Israel and ceased funding them, I wouldn’t be surprised if the attacks would wane on US affiliated ships (they would persist on ships bound to Israel and on nation ships that still support Israel). Chinese ships seem to not have this problem.
Furthermore, I was referring to the Houthis attacks, the governance structure of Yemen as a whole remains ambiguous enough, and I wouldn’t consider the attacks as being necessarily sanctioned by the “government.”
Hear me out. Maybe on this one we actually DO negotiate with terrorists? It seems like maybe ceasing to facilitate a genocide in order to secure safer shipping routes is actually a good play instead of continuing to facilitate a genocide AND perpetuating yet ANOTHER war in the region. I don’t know, just a thought.
The idea that their goal is to kill as many Jews as possible and the fact that they took hostages are antithetical.
So hit them hard and hit them fast, cause you’re your only hope.
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Then maybe you should…talk to them?