Just hit the magic ETL lever, what’s the big deal?
My name’s not Rick.
Just hit the magic ETL lever, what’s the big deal?
Just chuck an =1 at the end, bam
If I had a cookie for every time someone asked me if I could pull together some obscure metric during a 30 minute meeting I’d have the beetus
PAPYRUSSSSSS!!!
It’s all imposter syndrome, all the way down
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Using subqueries instead of CTEs, scrubs!
So you’re not infuriated and you just wanted to rub your universal healthcare in our faces? We know it sucks, thanks for nothing.
Unmarked Russian forces were operating throughout Eastern Ukraine after Euromaidan. That Buk system that shot down the commercial airliner is a good example.
It’s more relevant than a referendum performed under active occupation of a foreign invader
I’d support the self determination of ethnic Russians in eastern Ukraine if they were to seek independence via referendum but instead they were infiltrated by Russian forces prior to referendum which in my opinion removes any semblance of legitimacy considering what might happen to you if you give an answer they do not like. The last time a legitimate referendum was held in Donbas and Luhansk both solidly voted for the independence of Ukraine. Even Crimea voted for independence by a thin margin in 1991.
The fleg folks will never let this stand
So he wants to help subsidize Russia rebuilding all the shit they broke in the first place.
That’ll fix it!
NI is finally about to have a republican first minister. History in the making.
It’s not a foregone conclusion civilians will die. For example, none were killed last month when the US drone struck the PMF militias. I will be upset by and do not condone any civilian getting killed. No matter what happens, it will be the result of Pro-Iranian militias killing US forces when they had no need to.
Things are about to get very proportional
I was just listing the ones democrats “own”. The egregious ones I can think of all belong to Republicans besides Bay of Pigs. I agree with you that much of the US media has manufactured consent when legitimate justification didn’t exist, but I disagree that this is unique to the US. You can watch Russian state media manufacture consent for the war in Ukraine on YouTube, and they’ve regularly tried to assassinate Zelenskyy. Iran props up the Houthis that are also attempting to overthrow Yemen’s government. The French have a long history of it, the British, I could go on. Don’t get me wrong, I find military intervention ineffective in doing anything other than benefiting Raytheon shareholders in most cases, but the only thing that differentiates the US from much of the rest of the world is the ability to project power much more significantly.
Stop shilling your game in places that aren’t meant for it