[–] 4 points 4 days ago

Neither actually. It sounds more like the e in permit or term, the u in uuh also gets close. They are not the most common sounds of the letter but I struggle to find analogous in English for the more common sound.

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  • [–] 7 points 1 week ago

    One major problem is the way this administration is trying to end a constitutional law. If it works for one amendment it should logically also work for others. Freedom of speech? Well if Trump likes it you can have it. A right to bear arms? Well as long as you are not against Trump sure. The law becomes meaningless at that point. If the administration was serious about ending birthright citizenship, they would go through the process of a new constitutional amendment, not try to seize the power to override the constitution.

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  • [–] 2 points 2 weeks ago

    I stumbled upon her channel a few months ago and she has kept me updated and informed on all the legal battles, upcoming, in progress, won and lost. She is a communicator and I’m really happy to see her getting a chance to use her expertise as a witness for the hearing.

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  • [–] [S] 6 points 1 month ago (1 child)

    Jeg synes det er en ærgerlig afgørelse. Det incentiverer jo unge der ved de gerne vil have børn til at undgå psykiatrien hvis en gammel rapport fra da de var aller lavest kan betyde at de bliver nægtet hjælp til at blive forældre. Jeg er bange for om det vil lede til tilfælde hvor personer der med hjælp kunne være blevet fantastiske forældre, i stedet undgår hjælpen til deres psykiske og sociale udfordringer og i stedet får fertilitetsbehandling og starter en dybt dysfunktionel familie uden de nødvendige værktøjer. Tænk engang hvis to brækkede ben kunne betyde at man ikke kunne få børn da lægejournalen sagde at man var svært gående til immobil og derfor ikke alene kunne tage vare på sig selv eller andre, på trods af at benene helede for år tilbage og man er helt normalt gående igen. Jeg forstår ikke at det skal være tilfældet hvis årsagen er psykisk i stedet for fysisk.

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  • [–] 3 points 1 month ago

    I just find it really laborious to organize bookmarks properly when you get into the hundreds, and it’s more work to delete and easier to forget which in practice just means I still have decades old bookmarks I’m not interested in anymore. Tabs at least are in the way so I can remember to close them. I do use a few extensions to make it all a little easier to manage when I do deep dives into something and “need” ~50 new tabs for a little while.

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  • [–] 1 point 1 month ago

    The difference is that Israel continues to terrorize people until they are forced out of their homes or simply just demolish them so that Israelis can move in tomorrow, in a year, in a decade and so on. If I throw you out tomorrow, would it be bad of you to say “don’t throw me out”? What about the day after? What about in a year? What about when it happe again a few years later? Is it too late to complain about the first time by then? Palestinians are being ethnically cleansed in areas they have lived in for generations, that is still happening. That is the main thing Palestinians asks for to stop.

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  • [–] 1 point 1 month ago (1 child)

    Where have they done that? I’ll give you the benefit of the doubt and assume you mean in a comment elsewhere. If you did mean their comment above, how do you suppose you are against a genocide if any opposition is equivalent to wanting a counter genocide?

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  • [–] 3 points 1 month ago

    Ja det er ikke fordi jeg har hørt særligt godt om det da de prøvede det i storbritanien. Der blev det vist bare mindre pålidligt, færre afgange og højere priser, til gengæld var der nok nogle rige mennesker der tjente ret godt på det.

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  • [–] [S] 6 points 1 month ago*

    Lederen af det immigrationskritiske parti Reform, Nigel Farage, siger, at "frygten for at blive kaldt racist var større end at håndtere drabet på Henry Nowak".

    - Vi bør reagere på dette med rendyrket, kold vrede, siger Farage i en pressemeddelelse.

    Der ventes en demonstration tirsdag aften. Højrefløjsaktivisten Tommy Robinson, hvis rigtige navn er Stephen Yaxley-Lennon, opfordrer sine støtter til at deltage.

    Nowaks far har sagt, at den 18-åriges død ikke må "bruges til at skabe yderligere splittelse, had eller spændinger".

    Dybt ulykkelig sag på alle måder. Farens udtalelse er så sørgelig at læse efter en artikel der allerede har uddybet hvordan at det ser ud til at hans søns død vil blive brugt som ammunition til at skabe den slags spændinger og for politiske gavn for partier bygget på splittelse. Jeg håber virkelig at historien får lov til at forlade nyhederne hurtigt så familien kan få lov at sørge uden at skulle se den afdødes minde brugt af politiske ledere og kommentatorer.

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