Those are the same thing.

How involved does one need to be to be complicit?

We can probably agree that the local embassy security staff didn’t have a hand in these atrocities, but do the intelligence officers staffed there? The schmoozers working to ensure unwavering US support? The ambassador himself?

Keeping in mind everyone’s interpretation of complicity is different, I agree this probably wasn’t the best move available, but I won’t criticize it further than that.

Just say zoombastic like a normal person.

This is just the “few bad apples” argument for police reform. Only for political reform.

He was absolutely shredded! Yoked to the max! Built like a brick shithouse!

Oh, he just ruffled some feathers. Another day in Congress.

Running for reelection is the strangest retirement plan I’ve heard of, but you do you.

Representatives of the  Coordinator of Government Activities in the Territories (COGAT) said: “There is no starvation in Gaza, but the warehouses of the aid organizations are emptying and people are hoarding in homes. We are approaching the red line. We could enter a problematic situation.”

When the branch ostensibly charged with the wellbeing of Palestinians turns a blind eye, I haven’t much hope even if PM Netenyahu permits aid deliveries.

Beyond the ethnic cleansing issues everyone already presented:

• How are you calculating the ‘value of the land’?
• Who deternimes the value and where the new borders are to be drawn?
• Do family estates get prorated for sentimental and historical value?
• What is the conversion rate of coastline and maritime claims to arable land?
• Does Israel get to keep the value of settlements that it already holds either “legally” (per Israeli law) or illegally?
• Why would Israeli settlers in illegal settlements vacate, and (perhaps more to the point) why would the Israeli state stop backing them when they decided not to leave?
• Why would Egypt give up control of an excellent defensive border region to a hostile neighbor for a noncontiguous state that would likely be re-occupied by said state before the treaty ink is dry?

It’s different because no jury in Israel will convict someone of warcrimes (against Palestinians).

No conviction, no crime. EZ.

Here’s hoping they can do something. But a “key agreement with Israeli officials” isn’t worth a lick.

That they’re hard up for eligible cardinals?

Toting an IWI Tavor. Was it a lootdrop?

I expected this list to devolve and include such classics as “stay up nights crying about why you can’t get hands right”, “come to truly recognize how many weird fetishes there actually are”, etc.

Was pleasantly surprised.

“There’s an old saying in Tennessee—I know it’s in Texas, probably in Tennessee—that says, ‘Fool me once, shame on…shame on you.’ Fool me—you can’t get fooled again.”

It’s the jeans that kill it for me. Those are work pants and sitting still and cramped in stiff denims would make me unhappy. Especially on long flights.

This hand looks off… as if they painted over a splayed hand leaving only the middle and fourth fingers.

That’s too much info. A simple “I can” answers their question.

That’s a very off-putting mural for a restroom.

There will be another, but as you imply it isn’t hereditary. The next one will have to build their own following. Which may be easier with all the groundwork laid from this one.

The car was quiet enough to hear the cat during a test drive?