fortzi
Joined 9 years ago
Joined 9 years ago
People will still learn math, but way less people will study it, relative to today.
I hope I’m wrong.
My point, which you haven’t addressed, is that the US is responsible for its actions, and can’t blame anyone else for the decisions it makes.
Israel’s decisions are not About the US, and US decisions are not About Israel. I oppose both of these perspectives that you presented.
You can’t reason about this war without discussing energy and China. Yet many people gleefully volunteer their mal informed opinions about geostrategic affairs without addressing the biggest geostrategic factors that have been driving US policy for decades if not centuries.
The second mentions the US as well. I ask you - should a company want to hire people that are against its home country?
I could only find one publication of someone getting fired in this context, and even that was about this person using the brand logo for their protest as if it was on the company’s behalf. As evidence, none of the other employees participating in the same protest got fired for participating.
Edit: all this is far detached from your claim that you must “love” Israel. At most, don’t recruit the company’s brand to your protest.
My point is that the US is responsible for its actions, and can’t excuse itself by claiming to be pushed around by anyone.
Sorry, I don’t follow
You used the term “us” so I’m playing along with that “us” vs. “them” state of mind.
Density doesn’t cause housing shortage. A housing shortage creates motivation to increase density.