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Well that went better than when the animals escaped from that Ohio animal preserve and the police shot them all.

This is crazy the more I think of it. I have no understanding of Israel law but it seems there’s some loophole that was never noticed before? That can allow this to happen under normal legal circumstances? Like he doesn’t have to drive tanks through the cities and whatnot sort of thing?

I wonder what loopholes other countries have and if this will be tried elsewhere

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I don't see Bibi backing down. This is his only opportunity and avenue to avoid being charged for his crimes.

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Here i will do us both a favor and block you since you aren't able to understand it is about the post and not the situation. Empathy and absurdity aren't mutually exclusive.

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There are days my friend.

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Not funny

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I don't even need to see a Tiger to make that decision.

Steps outside, sips coffee, sees tiger in the yard, says "fuck it "and goes back to bed.

"Time out!" ... "Okay, time in!"

Had to repost this due to some weird issue with the link

Another #Tigernado?

Causes rents to skyrocket, causes issues for neighbors especially those in the immediate vicinity, breaks up the sense of community and culture neighbors have and pushes lower income people out. Know what happens when you open Airbnbs in a city's China Town? Your city no longer has a China Town.

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It's a test of wills now. Will Netanyahu back down on his attempt to become a dictator? Or will the people's voice actually make a difference?

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