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People really underestimate the power of just telling someone you like them. romantically obviously but hell even just platonically too. You can admit you enjoy peoples presence it doesn’t have to be mind games it’s okay to just be sincere and true with your thoughts and intentions btw

momocoeli

Updates on the chainmail outfits: now we have a sword

hagiomoto

Very normal empire

hagiomoto

This is a clear example of why your society has to be militaristic as hell the moment the US openly hates you

vore-sistren

Also I'll be very honest im very sad that despite everything cuba has done for do many, very few have done anything to support it

mentalisttraceur

History will remember the 2026 war on Iran as the moment that revealed to the world that America is no longer quite the power it once was.

Running low on interceptors before you can shut down launch capacity? Getting your radar "eyes" gouged out? Having to withdraw from a position because of this?! In a war of choice against a mere regional power!

These are the things potential adversaries were supposed to feel were impossible! These were subtle unstated lynchpins in the reputation and image that American foreign policy relies on.

Someday, this will have been the moment when the world first realized America could be beaten, at a price point that many nations could afford, so long as you didn't make it personal with a 9/11 or a Pearl Harbor.

bambamramfan

WHICH IS ALL TO SAY — the thing nobody is talking about: the pharma supply chain. CNBC ran a piece on generic drugs and Hormuz that should terrify anyone who takes medication. Half of US generic drugs are manufactured in India and transit the Strait. Stockpiles are limited. Cancer drug air routes are being disrupted by no-fly zones. Hindalco — major Indian manufacturer — invoked force majeure and halted aluminum product sales. Vietnam is bracing for flight cuts because China and Thailand banned jet fuel exports. The supply chain damage from this war is metastasizing into sectors that have nothing to do with oil, and it's happening while the S&P rallies 1.3% because someone decided the escalation ladder has a ceiling. The market is trading the missile count. The real economy is trading the shipping routes. Those are two very different wars.