In this country? Yes they have. And so have people from other religions

To whom...

Not funny. Rather insulting...

1 U.S. coastguard died. What about the 145 CIVILIANS killed? 11 yesterday. No one mentions this, although it clearly violates international law. Why is this? Is not one concerned about how U.S. media obscures this? When did we become so morally bankrupt?

The paper and the article adopt a made-up causal narrative to justify supply-driven policies (i.e., the War on Drugs). With one aggravating factor: they blame the increase of cocaine in the U.S. on the prohibition of air-spraying Round-Up or glyphosate on Colombian peasants and Indigenous peoples.

Unsure about this claim. NPR relies solely on an unpublished paper which claims an increase in cocaine in the U.S. is caused by an increase in Colombia's coca production. But cocaine prices, which tend to be elastic, have remained constant. Also, the the alleged causes for coca increase are flimsy.

The article @alex-huneeus.bsky.social wrote about the history and future of environmental protection during war was just published by Harvard International Law Journal. For those interested in these topics, here it is!
journals.law.harvard.edu/ilj/wp-conte...

Problem is she doesn’t know it and just keeps on talking!

She’s just irrelevant…

Biking for your life!

I am not holding my breath…

Oh wait, no, they are electric! An overcharge?

I’m sure it was another case of drunk driving… Perhaps too much ethanol in their tank.

Why call him “want-to-be”?

That is because this is not a debatable proposition! You are right, but no matter what FOX or "NYT-style" reporters say, there is no other side to this... Sometimes I just wonder if there is a moral compass in this country!

And frankly, what does Peterson have to say about Nietzsche? He doesn’t get the Frankfurt School or Foucault, Dostoyevsky, or lobster evolutionary biology… He’s gonna pontificate about Nietzsche now? What a bore!

He has a strategy: stare terrorists to death.

Chico Buarque - Vai Passar YouTube video by Paula Xavier

Porque tudo o que estamos a viver vai passar ://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P6C5bZOr3xQ

I do not understand the term “the intelligentsia of the DNC”, but it might be due to my limited understanding of English. Is that what they call an oxymoron?

Let’s just not re-post him. Please! These are serious issues people actually care about. They’re not “just news”!!!

Honestly, why are we engaging with these ridiculous comments made by a man with no interest or knowledge about this topic? Shouldn’t we be engaging with scientists who can tell us something about a topic very little is known about? Why of all people should we engage with Trump?

Here’s our latest article with @alex-huneeus.bsky.social about the evolution of environmental protection in the laws of war and the recent development of an ecocultural approach that seeks to go beyond the rights of nature/human rights divide

South African farmers refute Trump: No 'white genocide' – DW – 05/21/2025 Last week, US President Trump claimed white farmers are "being killed" in post-apartheid South Africa and granted refugee status to dozens of Afrikaners. But Dr. de Jager, head of the Southern African...

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Both have the moral compass of a merry-go-round!

Did I hear correctly? Did he say Kilmar Abrego was a “gang banger”? Freudian slip perhaps. What was he thinking?

Made me laugh so much!

NOTHING justifies physically abusing a child. Much less a neurodivergent child that doesn’t want to switch an activity. Not teacher stress, overwork, admin mistreatment… ABSOLUTELY NOTHING! If teachers want to quit do so, but do not touch vulnerable neurodivergent children!

NOTHING justifies this! No overload, teacher stress, underpayment, simply NOTHING justifies a teacher physically abusing a neurodivergent child, or any child for that matter!

Uruguay’s José Mujica Aimed to Change the World On his journey from urban guerrilla to tortured prisoner to elected president, the world also changed him.

"No hay nada como la democracia. Cuando era joven, no pensaba así, es verdad. Cometí un error. Pero hoy lucho por ella. No es la sociedad perfecta, pero sí la mejor posible"

Gran obituario de Pepe Mujica escrito por Guillermo Draper

foreignpolicy.com/2025/05/13/u...

Uruguay's ex-President José Mujica, nicknamed 'world's poorest president,' dies at 89 José Mujica, the charismatic former guerrilla fighter who later went on to lead Uruguay and became known as "the world's poorest president" for his austere lifestyle, has died at 89.

The Death of a Great Politician www.npr.org/2025/05/13/n...