This has to be the video of the year. Bally Bagayoko who is the mayor of French city Saint-Denis shouts at police to “Stop!” and protects the student protesters.
This has to be the video of the year. Bally Bagayoko who is the mayor of French city Saint-Denis shouts at police to “Stop!” and protects the student protesters.
What happens when we elect a Dem majority and they don't:
End the war in Iran.
Hold Israel accountable.
Abolish ICE
Stop the survilence state
Pass universal healthcare
What happens when (as usual) nothing changes?
What's next?
100% support for those protesting Mamdani. You can still like the good stuff he’s implemented while simultaneously shaming him. That is what you are supposed to do when the politicians you vote for go against their word. These people are not our heroes, and he deserves the heat.
100% support for those protesting Mamdani. You can still like the good stuff he’s implemented while simultaneously shaming him. That is what you are supposed to do when the politicians you vote for go against their word. These people are not our heroes, and he deserves the heat.
some of you need to realize you have more in common with the average working class citizen of any country than any celebrity you might like and feel connected to
i knew zohran was gonna "moderate" a bit when he got into office but the hands on knees no gag reflex dick sucking of massive zionists kinda took me for a loop, bro didnt wait. either he was an opp the whole time or they sent him a picture of mossad agents outside his house
Anti-Mamdani chants at the protest:
“Zohran, what do you say? How many kids did you kill today?”
“700,000 dead. Mamdani, your hands are red!”
“Traitor, traitor, come on out! You sold all your people out!”
“Zohran, you can’t hide. We charge you with genocide!”
Protesters chant: “We don’t care about where you’re from. You cannot talk about being Muslim anymore. You cannot weaponize being brown anymore. Identity politics can only get you so far.”
One protester announces: “I used to intern for Zohran Mamdani. He was never working for the people.”