USA - США - SAD

Vilmos Tehenészfiú wrote:Ne sumnjam da će Manchin da bude “glas razuma” koji će reći “ljudi nemojmo filibaster, kuda to vodi”?

Mór Thököly wrote:A dozen eggs at grocery stores cost 23% more in April than in March, at $2.52

Manje nego u supermarketima u Beogradu

Cousin Billy wrote:Aman sa cenom jaja u SAD 

Cena hrane u SAD je smešna u odnosu na standard i generalno se odvratno ponašaju sa hranom, imaju ona takmičenja u prežderavanju, u filmovima i serijama se hrana nikada ne pojede nego stoji na tanjiru netaknuta, i supruga detektiva dozvoljava sebi da celu večeru baci u đubre jer se muž zadržao na poslu. Igraju se sa hranom, gađaju njome, i iživljavaju se na hiljadu sitnih načina. Država subvencioniše poljoprivredu, trgovačke lance i fast food franšize i rezultat je hrana koju tretiraju kao smeće jer im se jebeno može. Povraća mi se kada vidim njihov odnos prema hrani - i to ukupnost tog odnosa, od megafarme pilića do seljačina koje na vašaru gutaju dvadeset hotdogova jer su tako u mogućnosti. Previše su alavi u svakom pogledu, a hrana je samo jedan deo toga. Njima bi iz vaspitnih razloga prijalo malo oskudice.

Noticed that the House Dem women chanted “my body, my decision” on the walk to the Senate, instead of the more common “my body, my choice.” Why? Talking points! They found messaging gurus who think “choice” is a risky word. https://t.co/83rKOKQUxm

— David Weigel (@daveweigel) May 12, 2022

Since the Politico report was released, searches for terms relating to female sterilization have increased significantly. Searches for salpingectomy, where a woman's fallopian tubes are removed surgically, on May 3 were more than double what they were a week earlier.

The figures for searches for tubal ligation, where the fallopian tubes are blocked or cut, were similar, and those for female sterilization almost quadrupled.

Ten people were gunned down at a Buffalo supermarket Saturday in a horrifying mass shooting that officials were quick to label as "pure evil" and racially motivated.

The shooting stunned a community basking in a warm May afternoon, with shoppers filling the Tops in a predominantly Black neighborhood at 1275 Jefferson Ave.
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Of the 13 people shot, 11 were Black and two were white, Buffalo Police Commissioner Joseph Gramaglia said. Most of the victims' identities weren't released as of late Saturday night. However, sources told The News that one of the dead was Aaron Salter, a recently retired Buffalo police officer working as a security guard at the store, while another is Ruth Whitfield, the mother of former Buffalo Fire Commissioner Garnell Whitfield.

The shooting is the worst in Buffalo history.

“We are hurting, and we are seething right now as a community,” Buffalo Mayor Byron Brown said at a news conference following the shooting.
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The accused gunman was arraigned Saturday evening before Buffalo City Court Judge Craig Hannah on a first-degree murder charge.

He was identified in court as Payton Gendron, 18, of Conklin in Broome County, near Binghamton.

The local head of the FBI, Stephen Belongia, said that agency is investigating this “both as a hate crime and racially motivated violent extremism.”

“It was,” Erie County Sheriff John Garcia said, “straight up, a racially motivated hate crime.”

Garcia added, “This person was pure evil.”
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The accused shooter, who turns 19 next month, has a minimal online presence under that name. He was a student at SUNY Broome Community College, but said he is no longer studying there. A college spokeswoman did not elaborate on when he attended the school or when and why he left.

“I have confirmed that we have a former student by that name. They are no longer enrolled,” Silvia C. Briga, director of marketing, communications and public information at SUNY Broome, said in an email.

A hate-filled, 180-page manifesto, purportedly written by the accused shooter, circulated on social media in the hours after the mass shooting. The Buffalo News could not immediately verify its authenticity.

Gov. Kathy Hochul, who flew from Albany to Buffalo Saturday evening, described the mass shooting as “an act of terrorism.”
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https://buffalonews.com/news/local/crime-and-courts/buffalos-worst-mass-shooting-takes-10-lives-leaves-3-wounded-attack-called-a-racially-motivated/article_6e8132fa-d3b7-11ec-a714-2b3fbeaf848c.html#tracking-source=home-top-story

On the cover, our Editorial: Why Roe v. Wade must be defended https://t.co/tj3UWXc6ll pic.twitter.com/AOWBoyMvv5

— The Lancet (@TheLancet) May 12, 2022

МЕКСИКО СИТИ, 17. мај - РИА Новости. Потпредседница Венецуеле Делси Родригез потврдила је медијске написе да су Сједињене Америчке Државе одобриле наставак пословања у тој јужноамеричкој земљи за америчке и европске нафтне компаније. „Боливарска влада Венецуеле је потврдила и потврдила објављену вест да су Сједињене Америчке Државе овластиле америчке и европске нафтне компаније да преговарају и наставе са радом у Венецуели“, написала је Родригез на свом Твитер блогу. Раније у уторак, високи званичник америчке администрације рекао је новинарима да је Министарство финансија САД издало општу лиценцу која омогућава нафтној компанији Шеврон да започне разговоре са владом председника Николаса Мадура о будућим активностима у земљи. Наглашено је да ово опуштање пружа могућност за вођење дијалога о будућим активностима и да још не подразумева улазак у заједничке пројекте са венецуеланском нафтном компанијом ПДВСА.