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Also this image is of Orhan Inandi who attempted to assassinate Turkey’s Ambassador Bishkek Cengiz Kamil Firat

I’m not denying they weren’t punched, I’m not denying they have a very crude star of David on their cheek. What I am saying is that the periorbital hematoma appears to have been caused by getting hit with goggles on. The Magen David on their cheek looks as if it were cut from a razor as it lacks bruising, and is quite disproportionate to the symbol itself. I’m not saying this individual was not assaulted by the suspected individuals - just that their injuries do not match what the article is describing.

Well the difference between a holocaust and a genocide is that with a genocide an option was given.

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No I totally get how one would get the mark. What has me curious is that it looks like someone attempted to cut the design in their face.

Because I myself froze and have found a new purpose reminding everyone that we’re all guilty of these atrocities.

Welcome to America I guess?

That’s the mark they claim is a star of David? That’s like a 10yo tried drawing a Swastika and messed up after the first line.

I did. I smoked from 1988 until 2010’ish and also chewed tobacco from '01 - '10 as well.

A friend had Strawberry Rhubarb vape so I tried it, loved it, then converted to vape. I slowly decreased the nicotine amount until it was 0-nic and then from there I started becoming more strict like no vaping at work, no vaping while driving until it got to the point where I just didn’t vape. Then I got bronchitis.

I got better and then began exercising more. I plateaued and saw a doctor. COPD.

Now I’m just depressed all the time because I apparently have Anhedonia to boot.

So I’m gambling with 20% of my take home in hopes one of these strategies has a huge payout so my wife and kid can be taken care of when I’m gone, which will likely be under a decade.

It’s frustrating that people forget you can shoot at any American wearing a Swastika as part of the War Crimes Act.

Many people do work and live out there.

Yeah… I just remembered my History classes covering Ireland - it’s much better. And boy oh boy if I could afford taxi’s!

I would absolutely love to be in Ireland! Well, I mostly just want to sit and listen to the elderly talk about the days before they went to shit.

One step closer to requiring smart phones to track an individual for their alibi

Standard in 2008 If the auto manufacturer offered OnStar or Sirius, earlier.

I wish it wasn’t true, and I definitely feel like a nut job when I bring it up.

GM’s OnStar, I believe, was just EDS’s tech at the time of their rollout in '96ish

Originally the D.A.I.R. project (Driver Aid, Information and Routing) was conceptualized in the 60’s. It wasn’t until Hughes assisted EDS in the 90’s that they were able to create a beacon that could communicate via Satellite and Cellular.

I myself didn’t realize this was a thing until about a decade ago when I was trying to create an automation for my lights to turn on when I pulled into my driveway. I kept getting a ping about 5min after my phone connected to my WiFi. The MAC matched nothing I had in the house, I just blew it off.

When an associate stopped by to work on a HoneyPot project we started seeing a bunch of random MACs attempt to connect to the open wifi, we wrote that noise off as people walking by my house and their cell phones were just trying to connect. It wasn’t until the garbage man showed up and stopped to talk to me that I was able to find his truck listed with an address connected to the open wifi, sent a few packets, then left. We made the correlation that the MAC’s could be from cars so we started researching the manufacturer of those device MAC’s

That pretty much opened a weird rabbit hole leading us to find out that almost every car has been tracked since the mid-90’s.

Joking aside, I would move to Amish country if it weren’t for the whiskey and bitches. But in all honesty; my family lives a much more comfortable life than I ever imagined I would with working in the IT field.