@RENAWlLLlAMS Post-Roig she is determined to play aggressive tennis. She was going for winners early in the rally and was missing.
She dialed it back a little, started to get the ball in, and her opponent got rattled and started missing.
@Randomlyscript@BrodiiKDB The point is that if she reports rape and is not believed, she can be found guilty of adultery. You know this. Don't play dumb.
@varunb001@nadalprop_ He actually did hit a ball girl at the AO, but it was in playing a shot, not hitting away a ball in anger. He then ran up to her, apologised and kissed her on the cheek.
@0millennial@clairlemon You are misrepresenting the articles. There is not a single article on your list where the writer makes a case for US military intervention.
There is reporting and conjecture regarding the future. That is all.
@0millennial@clairlemon Had Gaza responded positively, further progress could have been possible. Instead they fired about 30,000 rockets and mortars into Israel, built hundreds of miles of tunnels and used aid to develop weapons. Aggression increased rather than diminished. 3/3
@0millennial@clairlemon Israel completely withdrew from Gaza in 2005, removing both it's military and Israel's 21 settlements. They maintained border control, but exercised no internal controls. 2/3
@0millennial@clairlemon As for Israel, Quillette has had multiple articles rejecting the "genocide" nonsense, but has also had an article calling Netanyahu's government the most corrupt in the West.
What is the evidence-based rational case against the Gaza war? What is the alternative? 2/2
@0millennial@clairlemon What regime change are you talking about? A US invasion or the Iranian people rising up against the oppressive, theocratic dictatorship.
Definitely no article opposing the latter. I don't think the former has been sufficiently likely to merit an article on either side. 1/2
@SamaHoole Massive amounts of scientific evidence support the Mediterranean diet.
At the time people were living in the forest, they lived for less than 30 years on average.
@xwanyex Groupthink is one of the strongest of all human tendencies.
Entertainment industry people tend to have an unusually high need for popularity, which makes them especially prone to it.