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Military reports serious injuries in 2020 Iraq attack

First he says the Presidential Medal of Freedom , given to actors, athletes, etc is better than the Congressional Medal of Honor given to members of the military for acts of valor.

He things people who volunteer for the military are "Suckers and losers."

The disprespects POWs by saying he prefers those who were not captures.

Now Trump recently got the details of a 2020 Iranian missile strike on US forces wrong. He said the Iranians told the US ahead of time they'd launch missiles at the fort but the missile would fall short.

He also again downplayed the resulting traumatic brain injuries of more than 100 US service members.
The former President has repeatedly dismissed the TBIs as "not very serious" or just "headaches."
Following Iran's massive ballistic missile strike on Israel, former President Donald Trump found himself discussing the 2020 Iranian attack on US forces in Iraq. He botched the details and again downplayed the injuries it caused for over 100 US service members

I was doing some research with AI and came across some studies pointing to the skin influencing the brain. Particularly mood. Darker skin produces more DOPA, the precursor to melanin and dopamine both, which means people with darker skin are more likely to act like crackheads

Good morning and Happy New Year to any members of the tribe! Oh yeah, HOW ABOUT DEM METS? TGIF!!

California said no, eventhough specific counties wanted it. Some states require Voter ID.

If you don't require an ID, why?

https://i.insider.com/5bdc920bbeb6706b922fbd88?width=2400

I know people that don't drive... they have an ID. Whom doesn't have an ID they can present?

Like not knowing where their own country is on the map, who fought who in their civil war, basic math questions, what is the largest country in the world, how many players in basketball field etc...

If they are really that ignorant, they do have the confidence to express their opinions in things they don't know about.

In the 1930s, the world had the Great Depression, which I think we can say rivals today's economic and social crisis scenarios in severity. The 1960s saw a huge youth-driven social rebellion and revolution, and a lot of long-prevailing negative social trends like divorce, poverty, STDs, etc. either started the decade after or were linked directly/indirectly to the social changes during that period. (even though I can't tear on the 60s completely, as it had some of its good spots and effects.).

Maybe we are more like the 60s today. There is an echo of the social revolutionary aspects of the 60s, only this time it is Gen Z and younger millennials 'out-liberal'-ing their parents generation, and their focus is more on social and cultural stuff than the economy or class things.