It's actually the other way around, cacti (or cactuses) is the plural of cactus.

I feel accused of using a cardboard box "temporarily" as my bedside table for 4 years D:

I think they mean that drivers ignore crosswalks. I also first assumed they meant pedestrians ignore crosswalks, but in the context that doesn't make any sense.

And yeah, I agree. Car accidents with fatal outcome are expected in areas with high speeds, but those areas shouldn't be where pedestrians usually walk. This makes 25% of road fatalities being pedestrians seem quite insane.

This site mentions 14 major and ~100 minor accidents over the past 25 years, so I'd assume they count them per year.

But you have health insurance through your employer, no?

What about 0.006%, as suggested by the post?

Right, so if I understand correctly the Knesset has voted to have an early election several times since 2022, but Bibi has vetoed those decisions to stay in power?

Still, I'd be more hopeful this year since the four years are up and I'd assume it's not as easy to cancel a mandatory election than an early election. At least I hope so.

I know Bibi is running the country lika a dictator, but has he really cancelled any elections? As far as I can tell, since 2000 there have been Knesset elections 2003, 2006, 2009, 2013, 2015, 2019, 2019 (again), 2020, 2021 and 2022 with the next one expected in October this year.

Doesn't sound like there have been any cancellations, considering the members serve four-year terms, however, there have been plenty of early elections.

Can you clarify what you meant by him having cancelled Israeli elections?

I think it might be a bit weird to use it at a (first) date.

Them: So what are your hobbies?

You: Getting high as giraffe pussy.

Them: ...

It's a bridge, just hop up on the railing and let it rip

A bit nitpicky, but that would more correctly be referred to as the EC president. There's also the CEU president (Council of EU) which is more akin to a president of EU (which is also technically wrong).

My point is, the structure of the EU is more complicated than republics and there is no real "president" of the EU, which makes that term quite vague and potentially misleading.

Thanks for the additional explanations, I'm not from the US so I'm not too familiar with how voting works there.

I'm still not sure I understand what "straight Democratic tickets" mean. Is it people who only voted Democratic before and this was their first time voting Republican?

If that's the case, I'd be interested to read more about this if there are some sources you know of. It sounds like pretty solid evidence for election rigging.