I genuinely don't know what else they're supposed to do. People flat out don't care about climate change despite the fact that we're already seeing the effects.

That's why the they are taking extreme measures, what good is preserving history if we're all dead because the transatlantic conveyor stops, the ice caps melt, and the honeybees die.

Protesters have been doing shit for decades, nobody cared until they started getting violent. As Donald Trump proved, sometimes the only way to win is to piss people off

Just to play devils advocate here, in their view all our historical monuments aren't going to mean shit if human life can't survive on the planet. So some paint on a rock isn't really a big deal in the bigger picture.

The Stonehenge site is about to be irritably damaged and no one really cares. They're going to dig a tunnel and put a road under it, destroying untold amounts of ancient history. This will also add more lanes, which will fuel climate change. It will also mean there is no legal way to view the site for free, history will be turned into a ticketed location, while anything we could learn will be destroyed or damaged.

The paint will wash off in a few days, the tunnel and increased CO2 cannot be undone.

That project was cancelled this year, and assaulting a World Heritage site to make a statement is the dumbest thing anyone has ever done on this planet full of stupid people doing stupid things, so bravo.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stonehenge_road_tunnel

These people really are the worst. Defacing ancient monuments is something evil people do.

And oil companies knowingly causing global destruction are grand are they? Give your head a wobble

Just curious what happens to anyone responsible for the massive oil spills all around the world.

The outpouring of Ben Herbstreit tributes at today's @CollegeGameDay is really special. Some of the signs in Baton Rouge this morning at @LSU.

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— bill hofheimer (@bhofheimer_espn) November 9, 2024

They're talking about this amazing event in the history of ethics where a woman curing her own breast cancer was considered unethical for ??? reasons. https://t.co/iK2cvDbPzX pic.twitter.com/kzOphUx1zi

— Crémieux (@cremieuxrecueil) November 9, 2024

https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-024-03647-0

In choosing to self-experiment, Halassy joins a long line of scientists who have participated in this under-the-radar, stigmatized and ethically fraught practice. "It took a brave editor to publish the report," says Halassy.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-14044881/Biden-Harris-humiliating-tears-netflix-binges.html

Saw it in /r/worldnews and found it funny

"Israel has banned" the UN "agency" for Palestinian refugees. That could be devastating for millions

https://news.un.org/en/story/2024/08/1152841

UNRWA is literally training terrorists.

https://news.un.org/en/story/2024/08/1152841

https://govextra.gov.il/unrwa/unrwa/?gad_source=1&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIttGU2NqyiQMVYDcIBR2QnRW2EAAYASAAEgLhqfD_BwE

Former Philippine president Rodrigo Duterte stunned a senate hearing on Monday when he admitted having a "death squad" to help carry out his deadly war on drugs for over a decade during his tenure as mayor of Davao City.

Appearing before the Senate Blue Ribbon Committee for the first time, the 79-year-old confessed: "I had a death squad. This was a death squad but I didn't use the police. I used gangsters. One gangster, I would order him – 'Kill this person, because if you do not, I will kill you now.'"

The admission came five hours into a nine hour-long probe investigating allegations of extrajudicial killings during Duterte's presidency, particularly under the controversial "Operation Tokhang" anti-drug campaign. Police put the official death toll of the operation at just over 6,000 deaths but human rights advocates argue the actual number is more than four times higher.

!pinoypride !asians I'm beginning to think the human rights orgs might have been onto something.

AN HONOR, THANK YOU! pic.twitter.com/lFoRFv8AGP

— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) October 26, 2024

This year, Egyptian fresh grape exporters not only matched the success of the previous season but also set a new sales record for their products to EU countries

Egypt exported a record 70,000 tons of fresh grapes to the EU, and this year, that figure could reach 75,000 tons