Hier ist der Link zur Bildserie (siebte Bild): https://www.tagesschau.de/multimedia/bilder/regierungswechsel-100.html
Hier ist der Link zum Bild: https://images.tagesschau.de/image/24994fe4-1875-49a1-bc83-dab937fce9c6/AAABlqt3kkI/AAABkZLk4K0/16x9-768/oezdemir-baer-100.jpg
Nah they are spelling MS-05, which is just another chapter of MS-13, but the lying fake news media cut out the people on the left forming the M. /s
Honestly I would bet money that it has already formed to a degree. With countries this close culturally? Would expect there are several independent groups already. Of course they won’t advertise themselves on social media or anywhere public for that matter.
Good on Reuters for sending a drone over there.
Besides the cross-posts there is another discussion in
!world@lemmy.world (this link should take you to the community in your app/website):
https://lemmy.ml/post/29400920 (this link will take you to the post on the website I’m viewing it from)
about the link to the Reuters video: https://www.reuters.com/video/watch/idRW057230042025RP1/
Besides the cross-posts there is another discussion in
!world@lemmy.world (this link should take you to the community in your app/website):
https://lemmy.ml/post/29400920 (this link will take you to the post on the website I’m viewing it from)
about the link to the Reuters video: https://www.reuters.com/video/watch/idRW057230042025RP1/
I see the Reuters video has already been posted to this community, so I’ll refrain from cross-posting the Guardian article here as well. @engene@lemmy.ca if you edit the post and set the following as “Thumbnail URL” it will show up in the websites/apps better: https://lemmy.ml/pictrs/image/e439f142-4f5c-475a-b1b0-d0ee102de6f7.jpeg
Guardian article: https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2025/apr/30/venezuelans-sos-texas
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Well actually “don’t do anything illegal” seems to be the thing giving an easy win to cops and politicians here.
“Oh, they are ignoring the laws and putting people in concentration camps? Just politely tell them they are wrong, that’ll show them!”
And you are free to believe otherwise. But sadly I don’t see legal protests having any effect on a government actively seeking to undermine the rule of law.
Insisting on the confines of legality when the opposing side has shed any pretence of legality months (arguably years) ago is… a stance to take. Just not a winning one.
Charges weren’t dropped. Neither the judge nor the prosecution sought detention, so she is just out until the next hearing happens (May 15th).
On April 25, Dugan appeared before U.S. Magistrate Judge Stephen C. Dries during a brief hearing in a packed courtroom at the federal courthouse. Dugan, wearing a black dress with white flowers, made no public comments during the brief hearing.
At the hearing, Dries asked if prosecutors were seeking detention, and they said they were not. He answered that he did not believe that the charges were “eligible” for detention.
As it ended, her attorney, Craig Mastantuono, told the court: “Judge Dugan wholeheartedly regrets and protests her arrest. It was not made in the interest of public safety.”
Dugan made her federal court appearance a little more than two hours after she was arrested at the county courthouse at about 8 a.m. April 25.
it’s that they’re less competent
Not sure if that’s true actually, the Nazis were supremely incompetent as well. It just doesn’t take that much competence to smash a delicate balance like the separation of powers. You basically need control of one the three branches of government and you are good to try, Trump controls two and this news is about him smashing the third.
Fixed that for you:
@DrDominate@lemmy.world Gave a very thorough explanation already, so I will just add some additional bits.
World of Warcraft had a lot of “expansions” over the years, which change the game in some very basic ways and sometimes even remove old content and Blizzard doesn’t keep every expansion online at the same time, there are like “phases”. For example right now you can play Classic/Era (no expansion), Cataclysm (third expansion), and War Within (latest expansion, aka retail). But some time ago there were servers for TBC (first expansion) and WotLK (second expansion), which by now have transitioned to Cataclysm (third expansion), and those will progress to MoP (fourth expansion) sometime later this year.
There is something to be said for trying the content chronologically, i.e. starting with Classic/Era, but with the release model Blizzard uses progressing “historically” is hardly possible on the official servers. There are however unofficial servers which can facilitate this to a degree (using them might be considered illegal though depending on your jurisdiction, but AFAIK nobody ever got punished for playing on them, only for hosting).
I’d ignore Hardcore and Seasons of Discovery until you know a bit more what you are doing, as they are modifications to the original.
Whichever expansion you choose, you will want to look into user made UI modifications, which are referred to as “addons”. E.g. for the missing quest markers on the map in Classic/Era you can find addons that add them.
Wie meinen? Meine Lesung ist das Frau Professor die Ungleichbehandlung super geil findet, und das sagt Sie an mehreren Stellen explizit:
Ist die Tatsache, dass es keine Wehrpflicht für Frauen gibt, also als ausgleichende Gerechtigkeit zu verstehen – für all die “gender gaps” zum Beispiel?
Ich möchte das so verstanden wissen. Rechtlich ist der Artikel aber so nicht ausgetestet.
Sie haben in Ihrem Artikel im Verfassungsblog im vergangenen Jahr eine allgemeine Dienstpflicht gefordert. Als Abschlussfrage: Wie würde Ihrer Meinung nach eine gerechte allgemeine Dienstpflicht aussehen?
So, dass nur Männer zur Wehrpflicht und ergänzend zur allgemeinen Dienstpflicht herangezogen werden. Ich finde, dass Frauen da komplett rausgehalten werden sollten.
Dein Vorposter wies hingegen darauf hin das die Ungleichbehandlung der Geschlechter in Artikel 12a ja bereits einmal vom Europäischen Gerichtshof als unzulässig eingestuft wurde. Das war zwar im Bezug auf das Dienstverbot für Frauen (Absatz 4), nicht auf die Wehrpflicht (Absatz 1), aber es stünde ja zu erwarten das auch diese Ungleichbehandlung kippen würde wenn dagegen mal jemand klagte.
Meine Interpretation war das “die Allgemeinheit” heißt mehr als eine Einzelperson. Der Täter hier hat sich selbst und den Lieferanten gefährdet, ergo reicht für “die Allgemeinheit”. Aber ich bin kein Anwalt, das ist nur mein Laienverständnis.
Indem man Pizza dahin liefern lässt, mit anderen Worten man nimmt in Kauf den Lieferanten zu gefährden.
Well acquisition of power through military means was a Roman tradition since Sullas march on Rome in 88 BCE though, so technically they have just as much of a claim as Charlemagne, the HRE, and the Tzars. A better one even since they actually conquered “new Rome” and its people and held it. What matters though is that they did claim the title of Caesar just as the other self-proclaimed successors of Rome did.