@Tesla@teslasi@elonmusk@SawyerMerritt@Teslarati While I'm a huge fan of tesla FSD there is much work to do on parking. It scuffed up my front bumper last night pulling into a tight driveway. If I hadn't taken over the entire bumper would've been dented. ~1k of damage :(
Here's my video driving the new @Tesla Model Y Premium Long Wheelbase on FSD (Supervised) V14.3.7 from Santa Monica to West Hollywood.
No interventions the entire 40 minute trip. It handled an active construction zone with hand signals from workers, an unexpected u-turn by a car, and more.
(Side note: I wrote the lyrics and had AI sing the first song in the video about the Model Y L lol)
Black students aren’t told to tolerate fellow students marching in KKK hoods, but Jewish students are forced to walk through crowds of masked Hamas-supporting students chanting for “intifada” and violent “resistance” if they want to go to class. It’s disgusting and indefensible.
Hi X 🤟 thanks for all the love 💛
On October 7 I was shot in my hand and leg, last week I finally had surgery to help the pain.
I embrace my hand, my leg and my scars - to me they represent freedom, hope and strength.
I thank G-d, the IDF, and everyone who fought to give me my life back. Now let's bring all the hostages home 🎗️
Families that have been murdered by Hamas on Oct 7🧵
1/ The Kotz family. They were found dead in their home at kibbutz Kfar Aza embracing each other. They were buried side by side.
Wasn’t the brutal kidnapping and killing of a mother, baby and toddler enough for these sadistic evil terrorists?
I can’t comprehend what I just watched occur…
My raw, unpolished, unscripted thoughts.
It’s time.
Destroy them.
I am just going to say this right now.
If the horrible rumors about the Bibas kids are true and you still support the people who did this or those who elected them, there is a special place in hell for you and the animals you support.
The Nazis hid what they did and drank themselves to sleep. Hamas live streamed it while Gaza cheered.
If you don’t stand with Israel now, you stand with Hamas. There is no third option.
Here's a perfect example of how the @NYTimes treats Hamas statements with far more respect than anything Israeli officials say. It casts aspersions on everything the @IDF says and has no such skepticism on Hamas claims.
I've never seen so many scare quotes in such a short section of any news article. Many of them are unnecessary, but all of them give the impression that nothing the Israeli army says can be trusted.
Not only that, but the IDF is asked to comment on every ridiculous Hamas claim but Hamas is not asked to do the same for IDF statements.
Furthermore, the NYT takes pains to say that the IDF statements have not been verified, but does not say anything like that for Hamas' lies. The burden of proof is for only one side. And that proof is never enough.
And the NYT knows that Hamas is lying. Because every day Hamas claims to have killed multiple IDF soldiers, yet there are never any funerals for these fictional fallen. (Hamas claims, of course, that Israel hides the deaths, as if that is possible in a country where everyone is two degrees of separation from everyone else.)
The net effect is that the rapist murderers of Hamas who have been lying from the first day of the war, claiming no rapes and no attacks of civilians, are given more credibility that a professional army that has a track record of not only carefully framing its statements but also of admitting mistakes.
Now look at the second section. Israel's claims about terrorists at Kamal Adwan hospital are again treated as presumed lies, and the director of the hospital Dr. Hussam Abu Safyia is confirmed to be a wonderful person by his family.
However, as @EFischberger shows, Kamal Adwan is a military hospital and its director is a colonel in Hamas. https://t.co/8cX1SmKHxP
And he also spreads absurd lies. In August, Safyia claimed Israel was engaged in "germ warfare." https://t.co/xApuJORbmg
The @NYTimes, which once published an op-ed from that same doctor, never reports the crazy claims by Hamas and their members that are obvious lies. The Times cannot be unaware of them: they are actively hiding Hamas lies from their readers (e.g., "Israel stole organs from dead bodies they dug up") to make Hamas appear more believable than Israeli Jews are.
This is not journalism. This is not truth-telling. Treating them exactly equally would be enough of an insult to journalism; giving Hamas far more credibility than Israelis evokes age old tropes of the untrustworthy, underhanded Jew. In this case, the Jews are considered less believable than terrorists who have published easily refutable lies from the beginning.
How is this not antisemitic?
The reporter, Ephrat Linvi @el72champs, claims "I try to understand issues from multiple angles and to be fair and accurate." I don't know how much of this article was her voice and how much was edited by her bosses, but there is no way that anyone can consider this "fair and accurate."