You don't fear their control because you have nothing to hide. Then one day you want to speak up against them, but you don't because they control your money. So you never cross them. But one day, they seek you out and order you to do something. You have to comply because they own you.
If you control your money, it's your money. If they control the money, it's their money -- you only have it as long as they let you.
That may very well be the case. Companies tend to put all sorts of things into contracts that courts would never enforce. It pays because people believe the contract is valid and abide by it.
Question is, according to whom. For example, Uber got hit with a pretty big fine in Italy because in the view of the court, the people working for Uber should be viewed as employees.
The guardian is constantly negative. It's like their job is to attack and discredit people and institutions they don't like. Often based on insinuations or flimsy or no evidence.
There is no such "proper" cookware. This isn't rocket science.
These reactions take a certain amount of time that you can't change a whole lot because you need to stay within certain parameters, like thickness and heat.
The "layer of deceit" is that they claim you can do something in a particular way within a certain time frame and that this is not actually possible. And cook books aren't written by editors.
And similarly peace isn't possible while the wall is there. Although the reason it was built was because there wasn't peace. And so on about a thousand years back.
> A few years ago, criticism of Israel's policies started being called anti-antisemitism
It is often the case. Take a peek anywhere neo-nazis gather. As far as I can tell, they've realized that while they're getting nowhere attacking Jews, they are able to effectively attack the Jewish state.
It works, I think, because it's a David and Goliath type story and everyone tends to root for the underdog (even when it's trying its best to murder random civilians).
Maybe I just have the same distorted perspective... but isn't Palestine still denying Israels right to exist?
There seems to be a major campaign right now by Palestinians and their supporters (and other people who don't like Jews which strongly correlates with Israelis) to portray them only as innocent victims, but that seems disingenuous if, assuming it's correct, wiping out Israel is still policy.
Edit: Oh the irony, I've been both downvoted and flagged. Something something blackout. Hypocrites.