The White House clarifies that President Joe Biden and other US officials have not seen or independently confirmed that Hamas terrorists beheaded Israeli children.
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A White House spokesperson says the president based his comments on claims from Netanyahu’s spokesman and media reports from Israel.
The other comments have covered a lot of the potential positives of a getting a diagnosis. Here's an article written by an autistic doctor on some of the drawbacks:
In short, there's a lot of ableism, so it's important to think about what benefits you will personally receive from a formal diagnosis.
I'm not trying to dissuade you from getting one if it's something that you want to do you should go for it. I just wanted to share some info that made me think getting a formal diagnosis wasn't right for me.
You're right that continuing to tip won't change the system. I don't know what the solution is but I feel like it will come out of solidarity with tipped workers rather than withholding the money that they need to survive. Their bosses don't care if they get tips or not. Maybe it will come from the workers organizing a union and make getting rid of tipping one of their demands
I agree with you that waiters should be paid a living wage directly by the business owners instead of getting most of their pay from tips. That way they aren't relying on the whims of the customers to support themselves.
That said, I still tip because they rely on it. Should the system change? 100%. But that change has to come about in a way that doesn't harm the people you want to help
It's still possible for people from the US to visit Cuba. Trump took away the most popular way though. A bunch of organizers just went a couple of months ago.
https://www.timesofisrael.com/liveblog_entry/white-house-biden-has-not-seen-or-independently-confirmed-hamas-beheaded-israeli-children/
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Don't the fallout games have more satire of anti-communism than they are seriously anti-communist themselves?
You should check out MLK'S whole letter if you haven't read it before
The other comments have covered a lot of the potential positives of a getting a diagnosis. Here's an article written by an autistic doctor on some of the drawbacks:
https://archive.ph/J6tXc (Archive link because medium wasn't showing the whole thing.)
In short, there's a lot of ableism, so it's important to think about what benefits you will personally receive from a formal diagnosis.
I'm not trying to dissuade you from getting one if it's something that you want to do you should go for it. I just wanted to share some info that made me think getting a formal diagnosis wasn't right for me.
Wisconcom?
The first thing Hakim says to every patient
A few others:
jamesgetspolitical
hungryrye
turkishtankie
Does Yanqui == Yankee?
Just the admins poking fun.
https://lemmygrad.ml/post/939916
https://twitter.com/CPGBML/status/1676689403027111936
The link in the tweet wasn't loading for me
You're right that continuing to tip won't change the system. I don't know what the solution is but I feel like it will come out of solidarity with tipped workers rather than withholding the money that they need to survive. Their bosses don't care if they get tips or not. Maybe it will come from the workers organizing a union and make getting rid of tipping one of their demands
I agree with you that waiters should be paid a living wage directly by the business owners instead of getting most of their pay from tips. That way they aren't relying on the whims of the customers to support themselves.
That said, I still tip because they rely on it. Should the system change? 100%. But that change has to come about in a way that doesn't harm the people you want to help
It's still up isn't it? https://www.reddit.com/r/Piracy/wiki/megathread/
Looks like they decided to make a backup here just in case
It's still possible for people from the US to visit Cuba. Trump took away the most popular way though. A bunch of organizers just went a couple of months ago.
https://www.liberationnews.org/young-people-from-the-us-travel-to-cuba-and-break-the-siege/