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Which is a cover for the deep state illuminati that control us with the 5G!

Proof of takedowns is not proof of algorithm manipulation.

Where’s the proof? Facebook agreeing to take down some contents that violates its policies is hardly proof of anything.

I just re-read the article, and there’s no evidence of wrong doing. There’s a bunch of circumstantial stuff that people are choosing to feed into their narrative.

Facebook has some rules and community guidelines, the Israeli government recognized some posts that violate those and asked for them to be taken down, and Facebook complied in accordance to their own rules.

Unfortunately Wikipedia is no longer a reliable neutral source on this issue:

https://www.adl.org/resources/report/editing-hate-how-anti-i...

Thank you, well said.

Note that this is self-reported mindfulness. I don't find it farfetched that someone who's been taught mindfulness would self-report lower even though objectively they may have a higher degree of mindfulness.

True story

I think we agree that civilian deaths are tragic and should be minimized.

I'm guessing we disagree on who is responsible for those deaths.

The hypothetical I'm referring to doesn't require protests.

1. Gaza declares "we're done trying to kill you guys" and means it. 2. A few quite months go by 3. Embargo and restriction start slowly lifting 4. More quiet months, life in Gaza improves 5. Repeat steps 3-4 for a few years. 6. Gaza is free, independent and thriving.

It wasn't.

In Gaza, all they would have to do is put their weapons down. Blockade and restrictions would lift, and Gaza could be prosperous.

In the West Bank, I agree that the settlements are abhorrent and need to be removed.

Why do you think that?

Not sure why you would write this, please research.

1. There is actually affirmative action for Arab Israelis.

2. A lot of Israelis (Jewish and Arab alike) go study medicine abroad. You need a near perfect score on the SAT-equivalent exam to get into med school in Israel (not enough spots, too many applicants).

This doesn't make it OK.

Wait, does this mean you could create a VSCode extension to create themes for VSCode within VSCode?