KombatWombat

True, but it's still nice when there's an easy link. Thanks for doing it for the rest of us here. I wish people would include it in the post more. I like to see the context for myself, not just descriptions of it.

This is the description for the community:

A community to discuss everything Palestine.

#### Rules:

01. Posts can be in Arabic or English.

02. Please add a flair in the title of every post. Example: “[News] Israel annexes the West Bank ”, “[Culture] Musakhan is the nicest food in the world!”, “[Question] How many Palestinians live in Jordan?”

List of flairs:
[News] [Culture] [Discussion] [Question] [Request] [Guide]

Nothing there suggests criticism of the Palestinian government would be unwelcome. If that is the case, they should clarify that rather than just removing content with effectively no explanation. The comment was otherwise sympathetic to the Palestinian people, and with this to go on I would just be confused if I were in OP's shoes.

Look at their comment again. They said the Israeli government has essentially been brainwashing and abusing its population for it own ends. Does that sound like a collaborator?

There should be justification for moderating someone's posts/comments, and it should be more than not liking what they are saying. This person made a controversial take criticizing governments only and honestly said it respectfully. That should be allowed.

Bravo Vince

You should sell plasma

Its name is wordplay in Korean, where P means blood. But it is weird when translated.

The first and third are intuitive observations to the point students should be aware of them even if they haven't given them much thought before. The second might require a bit more consideration but even then it's easy to point out how heavier things take more force to move as a simple example.

Coming up with some of the formulas in Physics by yourself would be hard but at least for kinematics it's easy to observe relationships. You've already been using their ideas your whole life, you just start describing what's involved in what you see and do all the time.

From memory, much of its advice could be summarized with "act with humility, treat people well, and show an interest in what others have to say, and they will generally like you and be willing to do what you want". It had a lot of anecdotes from people describing how they handled difficult confrontations with others as part of their jobs at usually small businesses. Notoriously annoying customers would reflect on their behavior and change it after someone hears out their complaints and offers to accommodate them.

It is manipulative and can be used maliciously, but it's also just generally good advice to prevent and de-escalate conflicts. I don't think it's any more evil than a hammer is for its potential to harm people as well as build things.

I thought it was funny OP

Next Mr. Beast video is going to be crazy