I have no idea how you could possibly think thatβs true unless you know nothing about US history. Sinking an enemy warship isnβt a war crime. The war itself is illegal, but thatβs separate.
I have no idea how you could possibly think thatβs true unless you know nothing about US history. Sinking an enemy warship isnβt a war crime. The war itself is illegal, but thatβs separate.
This tracks, most of the buildings where I was in Petach Tikva definitely predated that.
Huh, I didnβt know that about more modern apartments. This struck me as the ones Iβd seen just had (awful, roach infested) shelters on the ground floor, not every floor.
On every floor? Do you mean every building?
I think generally reputational harm Iβd get not applying to them, but defamation per se I think itβs reasonable. Especially when coming from another public figure.
It can already be hard to get good people to run for office, having them lose these rights by doing so seems bad.
I usually agree, but thereβs a line, and alleging criminal activity like that feels like itβs past it.
If Sim said βOrr supports drug use and that kills people so heβs a murdererβ even Id think that shouldnβt be actionable, but he made it as a clear allegation of fact, not opinion or rhetoric
This sure looks a lot more like an attempt to appease trump going into USMCA like half of what Carney has done, than it being to do with Israel.
Nobody cares about what time the sunrise is during the summer, the issue is about early winter sunrises vs later winter sunsets.
What sunlight? I spend most of my workday in a windowless room. This will hugely increase the amount of light I get in the winter.
Iβd say that solving the not-enough-teachers problem is inversely related to solving the paying-them-more problem.
Like im sympathetic to many complaints from teachers, but poverty isnβt one. Not when you have EAs, library techs, and office staff in schools making half as much as them. It comes off as tone deaf to their coworkers and to the public to me.
Many are also making up to ~120k a year, Iβm guessing through teaching in the summer or other paid work or bonuses to salary for other qualifications (wages over 70k are public record here).
The starting salary for a full time teacher is $67k in Victoria BC, thatβs significantly above the average income of ~ $43-48k (struggling to find stats can numbers that are more recent).
They start already in the top half, and a decade in theyβre solidly in the top 20% of income earners here.
How would lowering training requirements lead to higher wages? That seems the opposite of how Iβd expect it to work, as itβd expand the pool of people who can do the job.
And this is fairly typical. A few provinces donβt pay them as well, but 10 years in most are making quite good money.
Like this is the salary grid for my cityβs school district. I donβt think anybody is actually Cat 4 here too as if you have a degree youβre Cat 5.
Most absolutely do not. Some at the start of their careers when theyβre subbing and donβt have full time permanent positions sure, but at least in my province itβs a solidly middle class- upper middle class profession.
I FORGIVE THE GOVERNMENT FOR EVERYTHING we have finally vanquished the morning people
Damn he should tell that to the Liberal MP in his area.
Oh wait
Every time this winter that I got out of work and it was dark out already I cursed Standard Time.
When they did the survey years ago iirc it was a bare majority that said they needed it coordinated with the states, Iβd expect that probably would be a minority now
I care so much more about having sun after work than I do having sun before work while Iβm still asleep or on my brief commute.
And hey this means I get to see more sunrises! Thatβs great!
All the arguments for permanent standard time are irrelevant to me because in the winter if I leave work and the sun has already set it makes me want to die.
David Eby speaking in a room of kids
BREAKING - B.C. is switching to permanent daylight saving time, making this week's time change the last one in the province. Announcement is live here: www.cbc.ca/player/play/...
So thatβs the line you think will hold? When itβs broken against another country will your line move?
And thatβs a nonsensical distinction. Itβs his office.
Mark Carneyβs two statements about so far about illegal American attacks on other countries and their leaderships show entirely too little concern for his own safety.
Trump has repeatedly threatened to illegally invade us, supporting his other illegal wars is suicidal insanity.
Second time heβs done it now, he supported the abducted of Maduro as well.
Supporting the illegal aggression of your neighbor which has threatened to conquer you is frankly fucking crazy.
That feels like an impotent worldview. I think thereβs value in diplomatically isolating them and condemning them. Rewarding the illegal behaviour like Carney is doing canβt be the answer.