@dawid@social.craftknight.comHmm...
Assuming I designed some kind of 3D printed fixture to hold them upright and keep them from banging into each other, and try to avoid sudden acceleration or braking, what are the odds of me successfully driving a post-PnP board (0402 chip components on un-reflowed solder paste, no ICs or high-mass parts) about 10 minutes across town without knocking anything out of alignment?
For some of the process development tests I'm planning it would be really nice if I could take…
Aiwanger deutet das Münchner IS-Urteil zu „Grooming Gangs" und „migrantischen Tätergruppen" um, die der Staat angeblich deckt.
Nur: Es war ein Völkermord-Urteil (§ 6 VStGB). IS-Verbrechen an Jesidinnen, per Weltrechtsprinzip verfolgt – das Gegenteil von Vertuschung. Und „Völkermord" steht sogar in dem BR-Artikel, den er selbst verlinkt.
Er hat seine eigene Quelle nicht gelesen – oder ignoriert, weil Genozid nicht ins Framing passt.
For a bit more interesting context, the Russian Empire at the time could be described as a white supremacist Christian nationalist autocracy that persecuted internal minorities. Russia was at the authoritarian backstop for all of Europe. They were a key part of the Holy Alliance that pushed hard for international censorship and autocratic alliances, and would even send troops to suppress democratic uprisings against autocrats in other countries.
They were so central to maintaining international autocracy that people on the international left would argue that, for freedom anywhere to survive "the tsar must die."
This is definitely just historical musing and not a #USPol post.