@Gregoreeee8148 Not really.
Give a Japanese man a hammer, and he'll assemble a design and manufacturing team which winds up improving the form and performance of the hammer.
@jordanbpeterson Even if we grant that Judas' motivation in that scene was some form of sincere empathy (as opposed to, say, cynical virtue-signaling to boost his status with Jesus and others, or simple jealousy), it isn't at all similar to Saad's "suicidal empathy".
@blqwinther@DropSiteNews 1. To prevent Arab casualties (Iran hopes to ultimately create Iran/Gulf State alliance against US/Israel);
2. To prevent US casualties (Iran doesn't want to provoke a revenge-based US land invasion);
3. To establish credibility (to use threat as a future weapon).
@OpenNSayAhh@holland_tom Are you capable of understanding why casting a Chinese guy as King Arthur might make "the willing of suspension of disbelief" impossible?
A lot of people won't STFU about a lot of dumb, even pernicious, stuff. That's the whole point of having a First Amendment: people get to say a bunch of dumb shit if they want.
Drawing a legal line at defamation is fine, but anyone defending a $1.44 billion dollar judgment (more than the annual GDP of Samoa) against Jones, in light of comparable cases, has some motive other than justice.