You’re right!

There is a difrence between having a bad or wrong enforced law vs destroying a random school.

Right now they are all hyped up about nooses and lynching. But this is after having engaged in one of the most concentrated military campaigns in human history against a largely civilian population.

Dont forget they have mandatory military service with almost nil resistance. There are very few actual civilians in israel. All adults are implicated, more so than even in the USA or almost anywhere else on earth.

Which is a claim they falsely make about Palestinians. And israel does not spare the children in this characterization, even while they breed and raise their own children to be war fodder and terrorists.

Instead of cooking up a fantastical future tragedy in your own mind, read the words which are written.

Terrible example! Israel is intertwined with the worst most violent and intrusive components of policing. They use Palestine as a laboratory to run experiments about how to oppress people. A key component of a global network of repression and imiseration. It is one of the ways the evil project is insinuated into everybody’s lives, even if you do not consider Arabs to be full humans. Which is a required assumption to be writing comments such as the above.

Abolish the police and abolish Israel.

Hamilton with a population of 570 000. So the data center would employ about 4%. Sure.

Yes

Nurses strike all the time.

Here is a list of some strikes in US only. 2026: https://nurse.org/articles/nurse-strikes-list/, 2025: https://www.beckershospitalreview.com/hr/7-healthcare-strikes-in-2025/

Sometimes they maintain minimum care. There is advance notice provided. Nurses can also do things like provide care but not chart it in the correct way to get “counted” by their funding model. So the employer loses money while patient care is if anything improved.

Nurses can and do strike. People support them because organized nurses who can enforce collective decisions provide the best care.

There was just a victory in New York:

https://www.ajmc.com/view/historic-nyc-nursing-strike-ends-with-3-year-contract-wins

https://www.myamericannurse.com/from-applause-to-action-why-new-yorks-nursing-strike-matters-for-patients-nursing-students-and-the-future-of-the-nursing-profession/

But for the last four and a half months, Appolon has been incarcerated in a US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) facility.

And another case:

He was soon placed in ICE’s Buffalo facility.