ClimateStalin [they/them, he/him]

Not even liberalism, this is just a condemnation of common-law as a concept.

Like, this couldn’t happen in France and France is plenty liberal, but they don’t use court decisions to establish wide standing legal precedent

It’s gonna be really really funny when it fucks up the streets

Sorry I read something backwards earlier, India is a member of the ICJ but not the ICC, I got it flipped

Because I’ve usually needed to get to Colorado Springs ( ) not Denver but DIA is the airport that airlines actually go to.

Basically what it would mean is that he couldn’t enter countries that are a part of the ICC. Also Satya Nadella is an Indian citizen too as far as I know, and I’m pretty sure India is a party to the ICC.

Edit: I can’t read, India’s in the ICJ but not the ICC

Basically what it would mean is that he couldn’t enter countries that are a part of the ICC. Also Satya Nadella is an Indian citizen too as far as I know, and I’m pretty sure India is a party to the ICC.

“They” would be the police in whatever country that is a part of the ICC that he went to. The same way ICC warrants always work.

I do love the fans that spin from the tram those are very fun

Isn’t persecution/obstruction/harassment of ICC staff itself a crime? Like, couldn’t they arrest Satya Nadella for this?

By design of palps but also due to legitimate complaints about a relatively human-supremacist republic

A lot of it is less “they don’t give a fuck” and more “non-humans are often enslaved or pushed into the criminal world by a human supremacist empire (and republic frankly)”

Shutting down DIA honestly sounds like a plus to me, genuinely my least favorite airport fuck that place.

It’s a nightmare to navigate, finding your gate takes forever and finding the exit is impossible.

It’s obvious the place was built pre-TSA because TSA is set up in a big like, lobby area that was very obviously intended to be an open space with no barricades. It’s been over 20 years and it still looks like they just temporarily set up in there for an event.

Driving into it sucks. Driving out of it sucks. The signage is terrible and the roads are confusing.

It’s surprisingly far from Denver, it takes like 45 minutes to drive to the city from there, plus people frequently fly there to go to any other city on the east side of Colorado because the flights are way cheaper than to COS which is the only other major airport, but DIA is on the north east side of Denver making it super annoying to go anywhere else. If you look at a map it’s almost like the city of Denver is holding the airport away from the other cities on I-25 and going “Nuh-uh it’s mine you can’t have it”

The stupid giant blue horse statue with glowing red eyes as you drive in

(TSA falling apart is very bad, I just wanted to rant about the Denver airport)

Wait fuck you’re right that’s infuriating and I fucking hope they bring it back now that no one cares about diseases anymore

Just another thing Covid took from us

Oh, manmade horrors beyond my comprehension, cool

What Israeli media is willing to write in English and in Hebrew are very different things. They go waaaaay more mask off in Hebrew, the Hebrew publications would make a Klansman nauseous

Here’s a hot take: Every death in any sort of detention center is homicide, and has someone who can and should be blamed and have charges filed against them. Every single one. If you can’t find someone directly responsible, the warden is responsible.

If someone dies of a heart attack in prison at age 80, why did you still have a sick 80 year old in the prison? Who made that decision? The warden? The parole board? They killed that man.

If someone slips and falls down the stairs and cracks their head, who designed the staircase? Who’s in charge of maintenance? Why weren’t there covers to block sharp corners? Why was the floor made of concrete that can kill you instantly instead of carpet? Whoever made those choices killed that man, finding those people might be hard though so I’d just shift the blame to the warden.

Someone dying of any medical condition in prison is by definition murder by medical neglect. Like, even in the most generous case, like let’s say Jeffrey Dahmer lived to 90 and was dying of cancer, by the time they’re close to death they should be moved to hospice care, a hospital, or house arrest, because what is someone who’s weeks away from dying of cancer going to do to anyone?

Obviously if a guard beats someone to death that’s the guard who should be charged. But let’s say someone’s stabbed by a fellow inmate? That’s the warden’s fault again. Why did they have something to do a stabbing with, and more importantly why did they feel the need to stab someone? If you’re taking care of your prisoners needs properly they won’t be stabbing each other.

I cannot think of a death inside a prison or other type of detention facility that should not be prosecuted as murder. Maybe a sudden brain aneurism? Maybe?

Oh so they decided to listen to literally everyone telling them that was a stupid choice? And that everyone is still calling it HBO and searching for HBO and they were ruining their own search optimization?