ErikTheAngry
ErikTheAngry t1_ivqpjx5 wrote
Reply to comment by millionreddit617 in Russia to withdraw troops from key city of Kherson by NINETY_LIVES
Soviet/RF battle doctrines:
Sustained artillery bombardment first. Flatten everything before the advance.
Armour goes in next. Flatten everything.
Troops go in to secure . Rape what you can, loot the rest, then get positions ready for artillery to move up from the rear.
A tactic unchanged from the 1940s.
ErikTheAngry t1_iuv1ja5 wrote
Reply to comment by Manos_Of_Fate in Italian researchers find new recipe to extend life of fresh pasta by a month by kyndreila
You must follow the scientific method.
It isn't good data until it's confirmed with a high degree of confidence. And the only way to do that is to repeat the experiment again and again, and conclusively get the same results. Then other people who can find no fault in your method repeat the tests and compare their results to yours.
ErikTheAngry t1_ir3szj3 wrote
Reply to comment by MSWMan in Arizona clinic has workaround for abortion pill ban by Thetimmybaby
No, not spoiling for a fight. Just lamenting that all these things that most of us would consider drawbacks, the forced birthers consider perks.
ErikTheAngry t1_ir275zu wrote
Reply to comment by MSWMan in Arizona clinic has workaround for abortion pill ban by Thetimmybaby
You say that as though forced birthers don't see each of those as absolute wins.
People without connections are now not having abortions. That's a win to them. They'll probably stop trying there because poor people are easy targets, wealthy people are not.
Higher risks is effectively just "you deserve it if something goes wrong". They're absolutely going to be extremely pleased to see a woman eat shit for trying to have an abortion. Most of them won't even consider the impact to the fetus they're so intent on trying to save.
Same as above, poor people are easy targets. Rich people can afford lawyers. Just another way to help keep certain people under your shoe.
ErikTheAngry t1_ixk5mkp wrote
Reply to comment by Optimal_Start_4350 in Zelenskyy urges UN to act over airstrikes by FearfulAnomaly
NATO is a defensive alliance. Name one time NATO has failed any NATO members.
As much as I support military intervention within Ukraine, NATO as an organization needs to stay out of it.
It's dipshit moves like Yugoslavia that remove NATO's credibility as a defensive alliance that is otherwise harmless to anyone who is not trying to attack you.