Just like the US, Israel unfortunately isn't a party to the ICC.

In colonial America, most people had lost all of their teeth by age 30. George Washington was a famous example of this.

This is what I've taken to lately... If they're a religious conservative.

If they come from a less unhinged, though still clearly misguided, point or view, I play nicer.

I grew up in a conservative family, though, and went to a religious school. Which why I'm a Marxist atheist now. Which is also why I have no tolerance for religious conservatives and dunk on them relentlessly with their own Bible.

EDIT: I should add that I'm nicer to neighborhood liberals because I think they more often come from a standpoint of wanting what seems to be better for everyone than what we have now. Conservatives just want subjugation, so fuck them.

Biden's always been super pro-Israel. When he was in the Senate he liked to repeat the talking point that "if Israel didn't exist, we'd have to invent it."

Be right back, heading down to the store for a bit...

All data is data. Charge by the byte with a 2% profit (not even sure hot to fogure that), or just leave it as unlimited, as it should be.

That's what they tried dubbing it a few years ago on fox.

Republicans just never approved his replacement.

Install the OS first and see if it even affects you. That was one year ago, so it may not even be an issue now.

Since you're a gamer and like PopOS, I think you'd really enjoy Garuda Linux.

Looks like you need to switch one driver to get full retina graphics going, but here's how to do that: https://forum.garudalinux.org/t/macbook-pro-10-1-mid-2012-retina-garuda-works-but-one-more/23751/8

Check out Garuda here - I'm betting you'd like the Dragonized Gaming Edition: https://garudalinux.org/downloads.html

Install video here (don't worry about the German language stuff, your installer would be in English) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JYsL5J5vVC4

Yes, underneath they are all using a Linux kernel, but the user experience between Gentoo and Mint is radically different. And Fedora is a very different experience from Arch. Or Ubuntu vs Void.

I've recommended Zorin to my dad. I would not recommend Slackware to him.

It's easy to say that Debian-Fedora-Arch are all Linux, but between all of their derivatives and all of the independent distros, there is a vast array of user experiences available.

LOL