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The airport is in Israel. It’s in the article and the copy/pasted portion. They entered Israel by bus.

Then buses from Al-Majd picked the Palestinians up and brought them to Ramon airport in Israel, where they were flown out of the country.

That’s because bacteria and viruses are so small, and they cause the most problems after they’re already inside you. That and socialism.

3921 copies of Brewster’s Millions on DVD.

If the biology is different enough, things like viruses wouldn’t easily cross between the planets. But bacteria could still probably exploit us (and them), and nothing would stop things with claws, teeth, and spikes from hurting us even if they couldn’t ultimately digest us.

The first rule of Fight Chat is you can’t control Fight Chat.

The wheels of justice are turning very slowly in this case.

That kind of makes you worse, though.

Kidney might be similar. Both people are likely to be left with one functioning kidney, but one has to take anti-rejection drugs.

A partial liver transplant and a bone marrow transplant is even more along the lines of better to be the donor.

And fecal transplants are pretty easy on both parties, but moreso the donor.

That the Tiananmen Square massacre happened, or that the riots that allegedly preceded it were about democratic reforms.

If Communism can’t survive or requires totalitarian despotism in the presence of capitalist countries, then it’s an unfit system of government. Governments need to be able survive outside challenges.

“Communism hasn’t been properly tried” is the real bullshit. It doesn’t work, and devolves quickly to authoritarianism.

Ok, I can accept that. But every report directly from Hamas is true, though.

This reads like IDF propaganda. Iran funds Hamas, and Hamas is against Israeli genocide. Ergo, news stories that make Iran look bad are planted by Mossad and the IDF.

My bet is that they had also been drinking.

Glad to see some comments with actual advice in addition to the “capitalism bad” comments I expected.

I recently had it suggested to me that “economy” is a capitalist word.

I would start a workers’ revolution, then imprison anyone opposed to the revolution, then imprison anyone who was for the revolution but not in the right way, and then crush all remaining dissent and hand-pick my successor.

No. But the Socialist Equality Party ensures you that when they get their chance, it’s going to work this time.

I amend my request to include countries which don’t recognize the term “economy” as well.

How are the non-capitalist societies doing in this front? I don’t mean uncontacted indigenous tribes that are too small to make a difference. I mean large nations of millions of people that function with non-capitalist economies.

If we narrow down to only the countries who have successfully implemented democratically controlled production, what is their carbon footprint like? Then we can extrapolate from those model nations to determine how it would impact the globe as a whole.

The researchers used extracted human molars as an ex vivo model, first etching their enamel or dentine surfaces with acid to mimic different stages of tooth erosion. They then applied a single coating of the biomimetic elastin-like recombinamer (ELR) gel and let it dry. Finally, the teeth were immersed in carefully controlled mineralization baths that replicated the ionic environment of saliva.

Keep in mind this hasn’t been shown to actually help teeth in someone’s mouth.

Nice!