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8 days agoThis is the way.
Even a fragment of the infinite is boundless. Hope always endures. 🌌
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And this is honestly one of the biggest struggles I’ve always had with him. I genuinely want to like him, but I can’t forget the 26,000+ bombs dropped in seven countries in just 2016 alone. Effing hell.
How would this not hurt republicans in the long run…?
2·16 days agoThis is one of the few reasons I wish there were gods. Humans are monsters and we need intervention. So easily and callously is human life destroyed.
How I wish the Sudanese, and so many other people in similar plights, mattered to the rest of the world.
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12·16 days agoOh. My.
That video.
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Copyright doesn’t make faith useless or disprove God. Textual criticism, archaeology, and science do that far more thoroughly.
P.S. Bibles are copyrighted simply because publishers want to protect their editions. A lot of time and effort goes into it. Source texts and older translations aren’t copyright and are freely available from a number of sources.
I was laughing when I saw the post title because I was thinking… CBC… maybe this is the title? Maybe? Please? Lol.
No cause yet?
Tragic, no matter the cause. 😞
How about that! I’m familiar with AB testing, but this is the first time I’ve ever heard it used with URLs this way. Ha!
I really appreciate you pointing that out.
TIL.
Not sure why you’re being down voted. This post breaks rule 4. When I saw it, I was literally thinking this could not be the title of the article and sure enough it wasn’t. Rule 4 is in place for good reason. Perhaps @throws_lemy@reddthat.com will want to update before the post is removed?
As for the article… I’m so tired of this dangerous, foolishness. People so easily forget how important vaccines are when they aren’t being ravaged by death. Do we really need to get back to that point in order to decide, “oh vaccines are a good idea after all?”
Bankrolled by the thieves as well.
Now let’s make another film. This one will be both a true crime and a heist film. Inevitable millions.
1·25 days agoVerified fixed. Thank you so much!
24·26 days agoWhat. The. ACTUAL. 🤬‼️
They stole the bones of two of the children?!
Use of human remains from the bombings
Since the bombing, the bones of two children, 14-year-old Tree (Katricia Dotson) and 12-year-old Delisha Orr Africa, were kept at the University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology. In 2021, Billy Penn revealed that according to the museum, the remains had been transferred to researchers at Princeton University, though the university was unaware of their exact whereabouts. The remains had been used by Janet Monge, an adjunct professor in anthropology at the University of Pennsylvania and a visiting professor in the same subject at Princeton University, in videos for an online forensics course named “Real Bones: Adventures in Forensic Anthropology,” as case studies. Present-day MOVE members were shocked to learn this, with Mike Africa Jr. stating, “They were bombed, and burned alive … and now you wanna keep their bones.”
The city stated the remains had gone unclaimed by the families after the bombing, but in May 2021, the city of Philadelphia’s Health Commissioner, Thomas Farley, resigned under pressure after it was revealed that, in 2017, he ordered the cremation and disposal of victims’ remains without either identifying them or contacting members of the family. A day after Farley’s resignation, staff at the Medical Examiner’s Office found the box labeled “MOVE” in a refrigerated area of their office containing the un-cremated remains. As of 2021, Mike Africa Jr. stated that the Africa family have not yet decided what to do with the remains. The sisters’ remains from the Medical Examiner’s Office were released to their surviving brother in August 2022.
Although the bones used by Monge in the “Real Bones” course were given to the Africa family in 2021, accounts differ regarding how many remains were at the University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology and whether all bones from MOVE bombing victims at the museum were returned in 2021. A legal team hired by the University of Pennsylvania stated that the bones of Delisha Orr were never at the Penn Museum. However, an investigation by the City of Philadelphia disagreed, and stated that there was evidence that remains of Delisha Orr were at the Penn Museum. Nine forensic anthropologists certified by the American Board of Forensic Anthropology disagreed with the claims published by Penn’s legal team and agreed with those of the City of Philadelphia. The City of Philadelphia also questioned whether all the remains of Katricia Dotson which were at the Penn Museum were given to MOVE in 2021.
In November 2024, further remains were found at the University of Pennsylvania. They were thought to belong to Delisha Africa.
Thank you, Rubén.
I feel silly for not noticing that icon. 🤦🏽 It does provide a new layout with the original message at the top followed by the text area control. The keyboard anchors properly at the bottom with the input control properly using a scrollpane for multi line text.
My only wish, if I may say so, is adjusting the message context at the top pane to show as:
- (mvp) the last message from the other person, or ideally
- the whole messages exchange (scrollable) vertically aligned to the bottom (or the last few messages)
Anyway, thanks for everything. Glad to support what you do!
No problem. Not sure why I never mentioned it earlier. I’m pretty sure it’s been there for several versions. I’m just not used instant messaging through Lemmy.
Holy hell…