Yes, but I don’t see why that justifies bombing Iran.

That’s not what I said. What I said was,

I think regime change in Iran is important

The guy with the blanket from Charlie Brown

Of course it’s not unanimous. It’s hard to get a true complete consensus.

Had you been following the protests in Iran even before the attacks?

I’ve met many people from Iran. Every single one of them left due to the regime, or were children of parents who left because of the regime.

I’m not making this point out of pro-American imperialism. Not in the slightest. This is about what many people in Iran want, and what their government has been murdering them for wanting.

The people of Iran have been fighting for regime change. I don’t think the issue is necessarily with the presidents, but with the “Supreme Leader”.

I’m not aware of the political situation in Iran when the last regime change happened. I know that this time, the people are (and have been) protesting for change.

I think regime change in Iran is important. At the same time, I can’t help but feel the US is not doing this out of altruism, but out of opportunism.

So you’re saying that Trump’s actions are buying time for Palestinians.

So you’re saying that Trump is a better alternative to Harris?

How are they able to do that with Trump in office, but they wouldn’t if Harris was in office?

Is Trump genuinely buying time for Palestine?

Care to explain yourself? Lol

If Harris had won, would Palestine be in a worse state than it is today?

Exactly. And it’s obvious from the post: The collective action against the Democrats helped Trump win the US election. I have to wonder if these voters are proud of what they’ve helped accomplish.

Yup, this is the system that exists in the US whether you like it or not

Are you saying Trump is a better alternative to Biden?

Given these options

• I want Trump to win
• I want Trump to lose
• Either way is fine

Which of these is supporting fascists, and which did you choose?

That’s why it’s work and not a hobby! Haha

I was trying to think of work that someone could do when they haven’t mentioned any special education or training. I’m not familiar with all the options out there.

I’m glad that the alternate US president has been so great to Palestine. Gaza is saved. /s

Of the ones I’m aware of, most jobs that can be done from home require strong (professional) writing skills. I know this isn’t a job application, and I recognize that English might not be your first language, so this may not be relevant to you.

Some tips based on your post:

• Apostrophes are almost never used to make words plural. (Allergy becomes allergies)
• There, they’re, and there are different. “There” is like “where” and “here” (note the spelling). “They’re” = “they” + “are” (with the ’ symbolizing the missing “a”)
• Adding apostrophes to your contractions (don’t, I’m, …) goes a long way in making your writing look professional.

That said, you might be able to look for data annotation jobs, or even potentially transcription jobs. Video game play testing could also potentially be an option, but I’m not sure where to start looking there.

Kudos to you for archiving games you own!

I go by…

• Skilled labour: Jobs that require education or extensive training to be able to perform
• Semi-skilled labour: Jobs that require minimal or no education, but require some extent of on-the-job training to be able to perform the basic duties.
• Unskilled labour: Jobs that require no education, and can be effectively performed on day one by a new hire.

I’m sure there’s also a “highly skilled labour” category that encompasses jobs that require extensive education, training, and practice, but I’m not really sure where to draw the line.