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ybessyehs654··on Sam Bankman-Fried Convicted
Because he'll use his connections to raise funds for future Democratic causes.
ybessyehs654··on Who profits most from America's baffling health-care system?
You must know absolutely nothing about the NHS if you consider it a success.
ybessyehs654··on Telegram CEO says app will continue to host 'war-related content'
"Israeli settlers in the west Bank shooting unarmed palistinians"

What are you talking about? I can't find any video you're describing

https://www.reddit.com/r/CombatFootage/search?q=palestinians

ybessyehs654··on Harvard students' anti-Israel letter: Israeli billionaire Ofer, his wife resign
Is it bullying if he vowed to never hire students who support Hitler? How is this different?
ybessyehs654··on San Francisco is becoming a tech hub again, Y Combinator CEO says
WFH is not here. There are still a ton of new and laid off developers who need jobs.
ybessyehs654··on Defund the Police meets the crime wave
Sorry I don't seem to understand your argument. You're comparing the budgets in nominal terms without accounting for inflation. For example the $630 million this year won't be able to fund as many officers and services like the year prior due to inflation. Budgets are typically increased across the board to account for inflation.
ybessyehs654··on Defund the Police meets the crime wave
Again, this does not account for inflation (6.2%)
ybessyehs654··on Defund the Police meets the crime wave
The article he cites is from a June 24 bill that redirected $17 million from that police budget to violence prevention programs [1]

[1] https://abc7news.com/oakland-police-funding-city-council-cut...

ybessyehs654··on Defund the Police meets the crime wave
The budgets shouldn't be compared in nominal terms because of inflation (6.2%) and the increased costs of pensions (more police officers retiring). Your article also says that 18% of the budget is now allocated to the police as compared to prior year's 20% (not accounting for the $17 million redirection)
ybessyehs654··on Defund the Police meets the crime wave
The article you posted is dated July 1st. The author's citation for the "defunding" bill was approved on June 24 [1], in which funds were redirected from the police to "violence prevention programs." Obviously both articles are talking about different things.

[1] https://abc7news.com/oakland-police-funding-city-council-cut...