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Drumpf's neo-nazi following (and the media didn't really delve into his father's alleged membership in the KKK) will force everyone to acknowledge what are the confederation flag, a celtic cross, or "88" and "14" tattoos.
It's a wake up call, and it's better late than never. I hope that the international community will boycot a Drumpf regime, and the Americans will wake up from this nightmare scenario and revolt their way back to civilization.
Also, the right has succeeded in sanitizing and de-contextualizing the discussion about terrorism, whereby we don't talk anymore about why the world is where it is today. If we don't accepts the chain of events, but particularly it religious motivation (directly or indirectly), we're not even on a path to identify the problem.
A public/international trial of Bush and Blair should be a priority and probably a first step in reconciliation and accepting the humanity of everybody, not just Christians.
It (Nix) provides a much more pleasant experience on Linux/NixOS itself.
On OS X, like right now, after switching to El Capitan, you begin to see the disadvantages.
In fact any major change in some packages, require a lot of digging around and most of the time, the solutions are not at all obvious, and mostly undocumented properly.
Also, when you do find a workaround, you will still have to compromise and compile everything from source, waiting for the binary cache (hosted by the project) to catch-up.
The flexibility, and cross-platform nature of Nix, is something that's difficult to resist though (regardless of the philosophy of the project).
>> These types of content are prohibited [1]: >> Spam
"Is this type of study also being done on the descendants of the Atlantic Slave Trade?"
It is really not "the public" at large, at least not in many cases. The police seems to be profiling and directing excessive force towards non-Caucasians, as it was so obvious in the shocking incident in Texas.
This case, which sort of crystallized the problem, all started with a typical overweight Walmart white-trash female attacking a group of noisy (?) children in the pool.
For the outsider, the US looks a very unpleasant place to be if you're not white. Not to mention the huge incarceration rate for minor offenses, and the proportion on non caucasians there.
I used to come to the US at least once a year, staying for up to 2-3 weeks on holiday. I haven't in a long time, and I will probably not anytime soon.
It's increasingly becoming a sad and scary place.
Israel is a melting pot. Eastern Europeans, North African and near eastern Jews, and recently lots of Russians. None look particularly Nordic or even European (ie Slavic, Eastern European etc.) , unless they're not Jewish to begin with (many Russian immigrants, according to Israeli press, are not Jewish).
You want find many blonde Israelis, except for women who dye their hair (mostly Russians, but not limited).
So looking at an official site which represents a false idea of who we are as people, was disturbing, and in deed, people quickly responded and objected to what was done with tax payers money.
My problem is that using stock images blends and makes real people transparent, not present.
I understand that this is the easiest option, marketing-wise, but it's offensive.
There's a flip side too. People that can't connect to promotional material that misrepresents reality. Weather non-realistic women in fashion media, removal of diversity from promotional material and so on.
It's just wrong.
Taking a risk here generalizing, but I feel that with Asians it might be even worst, because of their perceived obsession with "whiteness". It's just offensive.
PS-0 And don't get me started on how racist the jewish diaspora is, or Israelis, in general. Towards black, arabs, other jews etc. It's a stinking pile of self-hatred and racism.
PS-1 You can down vote as much as you want, it does not change the sad and ugly truth.
Just goes to show that exploitation, not (jewish) "genius", is behind most of what we mistake for success. So much for the Israeli "startup nation" and its offshoots.