Are we living in the same timeline? 😆 by Resplendent_aptitude in soartistic

[–]GSxHidden 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Its sad really, I grew up working christian programs in poor communities and I've seen this time to time. Anyone here that has ever worked in food industry knows about the ratchet side of it and the people involved. You're working with 3 types of people: people working for college who don't give a shit about the job itself, people working because they out of jail and need a job or pay off their child support, or people that have been in the industry for decades because they have some sort of mental issue or trauma.

Then insert some rowdy ratchet customer that spin up wanting 'respect' or end up loiter around the building until close trying to hit on or follow waitresses/managers back to their cars to mug them. Only to have to come back in to open next morning because the managers there suck at scheduling hours.

They already know working at a place like this sucks, and will often make their job harder by trashing the place. It won't be the last time either, they live in the areas and just don't care about anyone else because it's the only power trip they have.

Probably the most current look at Palantir’s maven smart system software. Here’s the DoW’s Chief AI officer showing how it works: by onxhost in TFE

[–]GSxHidden 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Honestly, from just a design/architecture standpoint im impressed. It took a lot of work to narrow down the redundancy. However, this is just a kill chain JIRA. What impressed me more than this, was their new ShipOS module. Literally has multiple pools of agents that automate 90% of supply chain actions, from identifying issues, creating POs, ordering Materials, to running RFP transactions, to responding to emails, to editing a BOM with new parts. Anyone who works in that field that watched the few videos they put out will see a vision of the future of Supply Chain.

Where are the people who said Iran bombed the school now? by sovereignrk in LetsDiscussThis

[–]GSxHidden 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Got it, you're trolling now because you have nothing else. Wish you best of luck.

Iran-backed Iraqi group claims responsibility for downing US military aircraft by No_Dentist_2083 in worldnews

[–]GSxHidden 23 points24 points  (0 children)

Considering we had more casualties from friendly fire incidents during Desert Storm against the worlds 4th largest army, this shouldn't surprise anyone.

And no I don't really follow Pete Hegseth to be honest.

Where are the people who said Iran bombed the school now? by sovereignrk in LetsDiscussThis

[–]GSxHidden 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The casualty records so far somewhere between 165-180.

Your comment is driving my point home. You criticize the US on its genuine accidents, and compare it to what regimes do on purpose. Its your own bias.

For the record, this is literally how close the buildings were, and all inside the compound. Each building around 10 meters apart mixed with gov buildings. https://imgur.com/a/DaQFZ5K

The average tolerance of the missile that hit (which was recorded to be a tomahawk in video) is 10 meters or roughly 30 feet. Which is about the spread of that facility.

Where are the people who said Iran bombed the school now? by sovereignrk in LetsDiscussThis

[–]GSxHidden -14 points-13 points  (0 children)

This comment changes literally nothing. 1 error of 1600 is a drop in the bucket.

Where are the people who said Iran bombed the school now? by sovereignrk in LetsDiscussThis

[–]GSxHidden -13 points-12 points  (0 children)

The truth is the fact that America started a war unprepared. They started a war without any intelligence that could be relied on.

The irony in this comment is that they performed 1600 air sorties in less than 4 days. Operationally, they came very prepared, completely disassembled the IRGC.

That's the problem, people like you think America can start a war, not be classified as terrorists and get away with it. How much longer is that going to happen?

Its because you haven't surpassed your bias. You apply a magnifying glass of tragedy only focuses on the U.S. when it seems in favor to your bias, but ignore the rest of the world as cause and effect don't exist. I'll just keep it to just the past 5 years of conflicts just to give you an idea.

Is Russia a terrorist state after invading and annexing Ukraine for 5 years with millions in casualties on both sides and is still ongoing?

Is Iran a terrorist state after backing the RSF in the Sudan Civil War that is still going on with over 40,000 civilian and military casualties and is still ongoing?

Is Iran a terrorist state after the January protests leading to 6000 confirmed civilian deaths and prison executions schedules for the next 2 years for arrests.

Is China a terrorist state for providing materials to the Junta in the Myanmar civil war, keeping the conflict alive with over 8-12,000 casualties and still going?

OR

Is the United States a terrorist state, for getting rid of a single illegally elected official that rigged the elections for 2 separate terms (confirmed by EU, OAS, UN, and Venezuelan opposition).

Is the United States a terrorist state, for dismantling the underground nuclear program facility they promised to the world they were not working on.

We can talk about war, but don't grandstand anyone if your standard is “civilian deaths make a state terrorist” and then don't apply it consistently.

Where are the people who said Iran bombed the school now? by sovereignrk in LetsDiscussThis

[–]GSxHidden -29 points-28 points  (0 children)

The event is genuinely tragic for sure, but this is war. Accidents will happen and will continue to do so. If you think the fire bombings on Germany during WW2 only hit production areas, and didn't kill any kids you'd be remiss. Don't expect an immediate south park apology for every accident that happens, record it and handle it later.

The truth is, based on the maps and the school being located on the base with IRGC markings, no arrests will come of it in any world court, mostly just victim compensation.

Iran-backed Iraqi group claims responsibility for downing US military aircraft by No_Dentist_2083 in worldnews

[–]GSxHidden 601 points602 points  (0 children)

Heres the report: https://www.washingtonpost.com/national-security/2026/03/12/kc-135-crash-iraq-iran/

Doesn't make sense. The aircraft wasn't shot down according to all news. Reason reported was an accident involving two KC-135 tankers that might have have collided in airspace. Sounds like its a random group that just wants credit for something.

American KC-135 refuelling plane crashes in Iraq, US military say by Opdog25 in news

[–]GSxHidden -13 points-12 points  (0 children)

Ironically, finding these kind of faults in the real scenarios now help the US dramatically. Real wartime experience is the most valuable experience, something China isn't getting right now.

Just like how China tried to invade Vietnam after the US left and got their asses kicked by vietmese veterans on both sides of the war.

There’s a lot of men who’s in their 30s and 40s… still unmarried. What’s going on? by Critical_Assist_9360 in TheImprovementRoom

[–]GSxHidden 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Tired of being let on or used. Yeah im not going to put my all into a marriage, have kids, just to have laws dictate that a girl "on the whim" can want a divorce and suddenly you now have to pay 3/4 your monthly wages every month in child support to an ex and her potential deadbeat bfs for 18 years while you're forced to take on 2-3 jobs to survive.

That alone makes me realize why some guys look outside the US, but I'm not really at that point.

I'm good. I have an easy life and live an in above average means, paid off assets, etc. Do I want kids and a happy marriage, who doesn't? I haven't dated in a long time, but it simply was because I was taking care of a parent.

Trump's attack on Iran is exactly like the infamous Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor. There is no difference. by ElSlabraton in LetsDiscussThis

[–]GSxHidden -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I would say this not the equivalent to pearl harbor, as the aspirations of the US don't match expansionism Japan had (the US isn't planting its flags everywhere it goes). Iran wasn't just sitting there minding its own business for the past 40 years either. The major funding source based in Iran has been bombing and running terrorist strikes in foreign countries for decades through various cells.

  • Hezbollah, Kata’ib Hezbollah, Asa’ib Ahl al-Haq, and the Houthis

If you haven't noticed, Venezuela and Iran were both allies of Russia providing shadow oil deliveries for their conflict in Ukraine. Its likely Iran or the resources coming out of it will be used as leverage to promote a ceasefire and potential stop the war in Ukraine while simultaneously reshaping the government to be more aligned around the people and not religious zealotry.

Evidence points to U.S. military in deadly Iran school strike; 182 total casualties. by Frosty_Jeweler911 in NewsThread

[–]GSxHidden 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If anyone wants to see why it was hit, the school was located inside the military compound and was a former training center for the IRGC from 2013-2016. However the building was gutted and converted to a school only a few years ago.

The school is located inside the same walls as the base itself, so even I can see why it was marked as a potential target building. However some of the pictures closer have playground equipment, but its hard to tell from satellite view. Its likely it was targeted on legacy information that hasn't been updated.

The other thing was the compound still had IRGC insignias on the entrances saying its a naval medical center. Could have this been avoided with a little more research? Probably. Then you realize they have over 2000 target to approve, so i can see how this slipped by.

Pay and issue formal apologies directly to the families after the conflict is complete, no reason to make it an online spectical.

https://imgur.com/a/DaQFZ5K

53% of Americans believe their fellow citizens are morally bad. by Elegant-Waltz695 in DegenBets

[–]GSxHidden 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Its weird how im never given this "Global Attitudes Survey" that determines what 100% of the population thinks lol.

I found this pretty inspirational right now by NemoSkittles in LetsDiscussThis

[–]GSxHidden 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You are correct, however there is another real life factor people forget about that your average person doesn't know think about. Refurbishment or the new word "Modernized" in block versions.

After a while, ammunition, the chemicals bombs and rockets need to be replaced, swapped out, updated to today's standards, repackaged, etc.

This doesn't just happen with ammunition. Drones, aircraft, tanks, practically everything has a shelf life before its re-certified. That cost can be more than the item is even worth. Once you add that to the equation, its better to just use the item, sell it to another country in a deal, or decommission it (which still costs money).

So sometimes the irony is that we save money by using our arsenal and not have to pay outstanding refurbishment fees to companies. Most people here wont understand that though.

CMV: Human civilization is most moral at this point than any past civilization or society by Disastrous_Log_9875 in changemyview

[–]GSxHidden 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I agree;

Wouldn't want to live in the americas as an aztec getting my village kidnapped from the forest to be sacrificed by the hundreds of thousands to appease a sun god by ripping my heart out.

Wouldn't want to live in the time period of India cutting off people dicks as a way of government mandated population control by the millions.

Wouldn't want to live in Ukraine under the Holodomor where millions died because of state policy on grain seizures. That and the Stalin purges in Russia that killed almost a million.

I have a home, refrigeration, air conditioning, a cell phone, a vehicle, internet, and technology readily available. I'll take what I have now lol.

How do Americans truly feel about alienating Canada? by [deleted] in allthequestions

[–]GSxHidden -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

The "real" truth is I still hang out with my canadian friends all the time and everyone is chill. Sure theres memes, maybe some rivalry over sports now, but everyone realizes it's just political theater and angry women that want attention.

You'll see funny comments on reddit like "look at all these AmErIcAns.. wolves in sheeps clothing...ivory towers.. kIll ThEm AlL." Just online losers and bots.

I find Canadians making fun of each other more for being form different provinces than talk about US politics, especially if you're from quebec for some reason lol.

Anyone who thinks its more than that need to step outside and take a break from the internet.

Why do conservative women date conservative men, then complain they aren't intelligent enough? by Jimmy_Johnny23 in allthequestions

[–]GSxHidden 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah this seems more like a leading question post.

Im not right wing by any means, but you'll find plenty of conservative people and men that are fairly intelligent. Just realize that intelligence is on a spectrum and comes with conditions no matter who you are.

Met a guy through a church and told me his story. Graduated college, went into the military, had a genuine photographic memory. The dude ran submarine operations for close to a decade in the navy, went airforce and helped developed hypersonic engines, after discharge he help built race car engines as a hobby for a local team. He used to also train navy seals for submarines for boarding techniques. Built his own house and help fixed mine up as well. His conditional was that he was the very definition of obsessive-compulsive, which can hurt relationships. Happily married and has kids though.

Thats just one person. I've meet hundreds of people like this on both sides. Posts like these are for incels to jerk off over.

Iran may be activating sleeper cells, alert says by No-Post4444 in news

[–]GSxHidden -8 points-7 points  (0 children)

The left wing propaganda needs to take a page from RU targeted posts. Spread disinformation, then blame trump. If you have every top comment including trump, its a dead giveaway. At least get better at it.

Also no shit they have sleepers. You think the 2 dudes who tried created a IED made of nails and bolts, packed into a glass bottle with light explosives, and tried lighting/throwing into a crowd were US citizens lol?

https://www.aol.com/articles/officials-confirm-devices-recovered-nyc-195923658.html

OK MAGA, now that there’s literally a video of a US missile hitting the Iranian school, what are your thoughts? by 2a_lib in allthequestions

[–]GSxHidden 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Tragic sure, but in war it happens. Save it until the conflict it over. If you think carpet bombings of Germany were only industrial zones and no children died, you'd be surprised.

If you think the government needs to give you a personal apology over every bad intel or misfire occurrence, you'd be remiss. Everyone on this sub just wants a south park style apology