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When my dad visited Dublin and the surrounding area, they were driving by another car on a road with a car they rented and the road was so narrow that the side mirror got knocked right off.

When they returned the car, the rental company was completely nonplussed because it happens so often. Afterwards, they started noticing that a lot of the cars had their mirror missing on the same side.

Won’t someone think of the poor American credit card companies?

We don’t claim him. He’s not a hoser, he’s just an asshole.

You can still narrow down who it may have been through other means, such as security footage or asking around if any of the kids have been wandering, talking to strangers, or were absent when they normally wouldn’t be.

Given that Russia is at war and they have a history of surveillance and intimidation of their own people, even scientists working on top secret projects, I don’t think it’s out of the realm of possibility that these teens are not safe now.

The correspondents posed as reporters from state-controlled media outlets. Independent journalism has essentially been outlawed in Russia since the state of the full-scale invasion of Ukraine in 2022, with most of those still working forced into exile.

By posing as state-controlled journalists still in the country, the reporters hoped their interviewees would feel more comfortable sharing sensitive information with them.

Does this put the kids at risk of retaliation? I suppose they’re counting on there being so many teens doing this that they can’t narrow it down, but this approach doesn’t seem very responsible…

Then mobilize armies and stop them. Y’all can’t be this fucking stupid. A sternly-worded letter does not stop a genocide.