Le Fiat Topolino con sopra il tricolore italiano sequestrate perché prodotte in Marocco
L'Agenzia delle dogane ne ha bloccate 134 arrivate al porto di Livorno, ritenendo che un adesivo sul fianco potrebbe indurre i consumatori a pensare che siano prodotte in Italia
@informapirata@lgsp Io sarei molto più estremista: potremmo applicare in tutti i quartieri la stessa densità di case dei centri storici medievali, dire che comprarsi un'automobile è da babbioni, perché quelle poche volte che davvero non se ne può fare a meno conviene noleggiarla, e così spunterebbero fuori migliaia di posti di lavoro nell'edilizia e migliaia d'alloggi in più. "No ma io sieh, senza macchina" e poi tuttə a dire "bellina Santo Spirito :blobaww:" eh ma allora
@informapirata@sabrinaweb71@lgsp Verissimo ciò che dite, e in più c'è pure un altro discorso: il fatto che una zona sia servita male dai mezzi pubblici, o che non abbia il "car sharing", o che non abbia marciapiede e pista ciclabile, spesso sono decisioni politiche, esattamente come è una decisione politica avere meno case, più parcheggi per le macchine, e gente senza casa che dorme in macchina.
@informapirata@sabrinaweb71@lgsp
Per fare un esempio: la sera del 25 aprile piazza Santo Spirito è sempre, sempre, sempre piena zeppa di gente fino alle ore piccole, e lì qualche autobus volendo ce lo riempivi. Fai con biglietto maggiorato, fai pieno zeppo, fai come ti pare, sarà sempre meno costoso che spendere decine di migliaia di euro per un'automobile
Ero rimasto alle notizie di oggi pomeriggio quando sembrava che l'elicottero di #Raisi fosse semplicemente stato costretto ad atterrare in malo modo, ma adesso sembra che siano tre gli elicotteri "atterrati male"... così male che non si riescono neanche più a trovare!
Same person calling everyone they disagree with names is one that uses "Zionist" to hide their hatred for Jews. So sick of these people saying they are against hate and spreading it.
@RememberUsAlways@nlpbot Folks, we need a quick reality check. Regardless of religion and ethnicity, we're not the ones that are left confined in a very small and overcrowded space, without housing, water, food, sanitation and medicines. We're not the ones that fear being killed by a bomb at any moment. We need to stop making it about ourselves: we must figure out how to #stopthegenocide that is being carried out before our very eyes.
@RememberUsAlways@nlpbot And since you're afraid that opposition to the #genocide might be just an excuse to criticize some people that happen to be Jewish: what makes you think that we can get used to the elimination of a group of people without also eventually accepting the elimination of another one? How does each one of us know if this acclimatization to horror will stop before grinding us?
@RememberUsAlways@nlpbot Also the hostages, yes: among the many people that are suffering the consequences of the invasion there are also the hostages that haven't been already liberated https://m.jpost.com/breaking-news/article-800146
and some of them have already been killed by the Israeli army. I don't know what peculiar level of evil and racism would let you ignore millions of lives to focus only on few hundreds, but on top of being evil your racism is, predictably, also stupid
@rightardia I wonder if it is even more expensive than hostile architecture, putting some patches here and there, arresting people for loitering and other non-solutions that are tried in most of the world
Science warning about the dangers of climate change has NOTHING to do with taking away your rights and freedoms ... only fools and fossil fools believe that.
@GeraldKutney So far, the only things that take away my freedom are the car industry and the petro-chemical sector. Streets where I can't go with my bicycle (or even on foot) because cars make it dangerous, no transit at night, water fountains shut off in the centre of the city to sell more bottles of water, most of the city having less houses than it should (and therefore a worse housing crisis) because it was more important to make way for parking lots subsidized by taxpayers...
WEEK 30: Update from Emory University, where the police were arriving again when this photo - of both students and faculty - was taken (around midnight).
@fkamiah17
"If young people organize themselves, take over every branch of knowledge, and fight with the workers and the oppressed, there is no escape for an old order founded on privilege and injustice."
@martin OK, I'll try to answer it myself https://www.jewishvoiceforpeace.org/2024/04/22/statement-24-04-22/
But it's the opposite of what you're saying. The repression of protests that oppose a literal genocide seems to be disproportionately targeting Jewish protesters, maybe because the military-industrial complex likes minorities only when it can exploit them to oppress someone else.
@martin OK, so you want to wait for the genocide to have effectively been perpetrated before calling it genocide? That means you're giving up on any chance to stop it.
Also, we're talking about an alleged genocide that would be being perpetrated by the Israeli army, so why are you pretending that protests against that genocide are protests against American Jews? Bernie Sanders is Jewish and he opposes the genocide, Trump and Biden are gentiles and they're sending weapons to Israel
@RememberUsAlways@martin
That's not how it works. So, I'm asking you again a question that you have already ignored once: https://social.coop/@GiacomoSansoni/112325375552775292
do you think that that one provision of international law trumps all of the others (For example, the ones against collettive punishment)?
@RememberUsAlways@martin OK, so to back up your claim you should show us pieces of legislation that explicitely allow collective punishment, the targeting of humanitarian convoys whose movements had been coordinated with the Israeli army, the targeting of journalists... If you claim that there are exceptions to all of these rules, you should show the exceptions explicitely written on paper
@RememberUsAlways
Do you understand what I'm saying? You can't take a rule and baselessly assume that that one rule allows you to break all of the thousands of others. That's not how rules rule. @martin
@RememberUsAlways@martin Yes, and based on those rules the ICJ said that it's plausible that Israel is currently committing genocide. Do you think you know those rules better than the ICJ?
@RememberUsAlways I don't know if you've read the news about #massgraves at #alShifaHospital... Do you think they'll also be united in saying that killing many people and putting them in mass graves is wrong?
@RememberUsAlways How would that include the destruction of hospitals? Or the deprivation of food, water and medicines?
And why put at risk the lives of hostages instead of trying a prisoner exchange?
@RememberUsAlways Would you mind showing me the exact passage of that text that allows the destruction of hospitals, the displacement of entire populations and the deprivation of food, water and medicines?
@RememberUsAlways What do you mean by "you"? By the vague (as is typical of racists and genocide's supporters) language you're using to justify genocidal measures, it looks like the "you" to which you refer is the entire population of a geographic area.
Is that what you're trying to do?
Are you looking for pathetic excuses to justify a genocide?
@RememberUsAlways
OK, I'll repeat myself: which part of that text justifies the destruction of hospitals, the deprivation of food, water and medicines and the displacement of an entire population? You've already avoided this question once https://social.coop/@GiacomoSansoni/112322821587217760
