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There's always a moment of intense cultural whiplash whenever I realize I'm talking to someone who thinks "legal" and "illegal" are meaningful categories and ascribes innate goodness to following the law. It's like meeting a space alien.
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In a victory for science advocates, a federal court blocks the Trump administration’s push to dismantle NCAR
By Sam Brasch
Jun. 1, 2026, 5:22 pm
A federal court blocked the Trump administration from taking initial steps to dismantle the National Center for Atmospheric Research (NCAR) on Monday, marking a major victory for defenders of the marquee climate research hub headquartered in Boulder.
Colorado U.S. District Judge R. Brooke Jackson issued the temporary injunction in response to a lawsuit filed in March by the University Corporation for Atmospheric Research, the nonprofit overseeing NCAR.
The complaint argues that the federal government targeted the center as a part of a “campaign of retribution” against Colorado for imprisoning former Mesa County Clerk Tina Peters, violating administrative procedures.
The decision will delay attempts to break up a center often called the “mothership” of climate science.
Muhammed Ali visiting a Palestinian refugee camp in southern Lebanon, 1974
He was tortured and beaten by the ogre
He was beaten and punished by the ogre
He was punished and pummelled by the ogre
He was pummelled and tormented by the ogre
He was tormented and injured by the ogre
He was injured and hurt by the ogre
He was hurt and broken by the ogre
He was broken and damaged by the ogre
He was damaged and harmed by the ogre
He was loved and cuddled by the ogre as part of their BDSM aftercare
Didn't happen. He was harmed and attacked by the ogre
so I recently heard that 80% of Lebanese support disarming hezbollah. Ignoring the persian zionists, even the Iranians who view Israel as genocidal are still against Iran directly going to war with Israel, or 'waste' much needed resources on funding foreigners.
so if everyone is against it, who are we really helping here? Is it right to force people to pay the cost (live in poverty, get displaced or actually die) for a cause they didn't choose? even if it's a 'just' cause?
as a anti-imperialist Iranian, I've seen some debate around this topic, and I was wondering how others would address this.
I know the gallup poll you're talking about and I think you should revisit it. It's methodologically flawed
The poll just straight up excludes a good chunk of the population and that population also happens to be the population that would oppose disarming Hezbollah.
There's also timing of the poll and aggregation of political identity to this degree doesn't produce highly reliable data. A ton of flaws in this but even all of those flaws aside the argument that the Lebanese army is capable of deterring Israel is genuinely laughable and the Lebanese army will be the first to admit that.
And I think the big gap here is not realizing that the people of Iran and Lebanon have this reality imposed onto them by Israel. Not Hezbollah or any other resistance.
Israel is a violent, US backed, power that has shown us time and time again that it's willing to invade, bomb, occupy, assassinate, disregard sovereignty, human rights and international law.
As long as it exists the resistance to that also has to exist. Especially when a state military like Lebanon's has shown that it can't provide deterrence or that it can't protect its people in South Lebanon. Hezbollah is the ONLY credible deterrent against Israel. Like it or not that's just the reality of things.
I think you're right that it's not fair that innocent people are paying the cost of a war they don't want. The problem with your argument is that you're blaming Iran or Hezbollah but the blame of that sits squarely on Israel. You can't expect people to sit and wait for them to get occupied/killed by Israel.
Again anything downstream of this reality is pointless. And to answer your question, "who are we helping"
People that don't want Zios to occupy them or murder their children.
And Israel deserves every single rocket that gets launched at them because they're an illegitimate colonial entity. That's also a reality you don't get to argue.
Just straight up admitting that Mossad organizes Iranian uprisings
The Israeli prime minister acknowledged that bombing would not lead to regime change in Iran
When Iran refers to the US and Israel as Great Satan and Little Satan respectively, this is why
Um. I thought we were hating on all three of them but now I see posts defending...IRAN? And calling iranian people ZIONISTS? Are we okay???
I don't give a shit what Trump and Netanyahu have said, but people in Iran didn't rise up because they were fools who just loved Israel. They rose up because they were HUNGRY. THEY DIDN'T HAVE ANYTHING TO LOSE AND THEY WERE KILLED FOR JUST PROTESTING TO HAVE A BETTER LIFE. KEEP THIS IN MIND PLEASE.
What's your next step? Whitewashing the Islamic regime's crimes? The way they just massacred people?? Or was that also a LIE?? Don't be shy, say it.
The response has it all, the lack of reading comprehension, bothsideism, the orientalism, "protests" lol, the complete disregard for established facts presented by two belligerent parties, the complete lack of understanding behind the historical and present material conditions in Iran by blaming the IR instead of the instigators behind said "hunger", and the attempt to manufacture consent for war. Just a useless liberal throwing a tantrum and regurgitating state department pr, that's it

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Some good environmental news for everyone. Mangroves are making a comeback! This matters because mangroves help A LOT with sucking up air pollution and housing many species of marine life. They can even help to prevent storm surges with their roots! Hooray!
Swampy mangrove forests are staging a surprise comeback - which is good news for coastal communities and the climate.
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The Lenacapavir injections were compared to the current standard of HIV prevention—a pill called Truvada or Descovy taken daily.
"A 2-stage trial testing a new and acclaimed HIV-prevention drug has shown almost unthinkable results of no new infections [with twice-yearly injections] among a sample size of 3,200 participants.
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Gilead has ... committed to providing the drug at cost in certain low-income regions and has licensed generic manufacturers to produce it for approximately $40 per year in 120 low and middle-income countries starting in 2027."
The silky jelly is one of the fastest swimming jellies, using coordinated jet propulsion to flee danger. 🪼✨️
Our observations of Colobonema in the depths of the Monterey Canyon have helped visualize that escape in finer detail. While at rest, Colobonema spreads out curly tentacles to capture food. But when threatened, the jelly’s bell rapidly contracts, and its shape quickly transforms. The rounded bell becomes almost tubular in appearance, and Colobonema’s coiled tentacles straighten and elongate. Now, a mad dash to safety begins. A single swimming burst can propel the silky jelly more than five body lengths forward.
As they make a quick exit, they drop sticky tentacles to confuse potential predators. We have seen silky jellies with tentacles of varying, uneven lengths. This suggests that Colobonema can grow back their lost tentacles.
We have recorded an extensive archive of deep-sea video that offers insight into more than just animal behavior. Our researchers use this trove of data to understand long-term trends in populations of midwater animals. Comparing thousands of observations of deep-sea jellies reveals how their populations ebb and flow over time.
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Nonchalantly bringing up the act of violent resistance while discussing a fun evening she had with her friends, local mom Rebecca Peters casually mentioned Wednesday to her son Miles that her bunco group had thrown Molotov cocktails at ICE the previous week. “Yeah, me and the bunco gals lit a few liquor bottles on fire and tossed them at ICE agents the other day, and I won $5 in our game!” said Peters, adding that her “lucky roll” of three sixes was the “highlight” of a lively Friday spent drinking mojitos and immolating masked federal immigration officers.
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