That guy is an atheist hating asshole and has got far more miles from the shtick than ever should have.

Thanks. I hate it.

Prime ministers come and go. Many Israeli citizens fell empathy for Palestinians but a lot less do now.

Bibi barely won a majority of the votes, now the country will stand in solidarity behind him. Thanks Hamas.

There was no guaranteed death, things were very difficult and would have continued to be for a long time. At least there was hope.

Now there is a guaranteed death, thanks to Hamas.

“for a better life” in this case the leveling of the entire Gaza Strip and the obliteration of ANY hope of self governance?

Not only caged, but one that grew surrounded by constant existential threats while being outfitted with steel fangs. It’s not going to bite your hand. It’s going to rip your throat off and that of anyone nearby.

Who is/was attempting a peaceful solution?

A few links:

https://www.csmonitor.com/World/Making-a-difference/Change-Agent/2014/0910/13-Israeli-and-Palestinian-groups-building-peace

After Hamas’s brutal attack all voices of reason have been silenced.

All we can do now is seat back and watch the apocalypse unfurl.

Meanwhile all citizens just want to live their lives in peace.

It really is tragic and frustrating.

You think that practical obliteration of Gaza and hundreds of thousands of innocent dead is preferable to continuing attempts to long term solutions?

Make no mistake, there will be nothing left of Gaza after this.

The Palestinian cause had been increasingly gaining empathy, Hamas set the clock back decades and basically put the entire citizenship on the butcher block.

Suicide by cop at a national level.

I feel for the Palestinians, but Hamas is to blame. They knew what the response would be, yet they decided to savagely attack Israel.

Leroy Jenkins

Thanks for the kind words good fellow!

Ha! Tell that to my kids!

Thank you. I really appreciate all the compliments!

Thank you

We are everywhere! So glad to see Debian going on strong after all these years.

Thank you! That made my day!

Likewise!

https://www.debian.org/logos/

That’s me mentioned at the bottom. You can contact me at the link!

It was tied to magic smoke! But a different of kind. The original requirements called for two logos, one for restricted use, and one for general use. The one that’s being used for general use now was meant to be only for restricted use. The original had a genie bottle from which the swirl came out, the concept was that something very powerful had been unleashed onto the world, free of charge, that stood to change the world. I was inspired by Neil Stephenson’s story The Hole Hawg of Operating Systems - Unix.

Here is a link to the article:

http://www.team.net/mjb/hawg.html

And here is a link to the two original designs:

https://www.debian.org/logos/

Cheers!

Thank you! I am very proud of it and that it’s attached to a project and a community that has stood the test of time.