Abdul El-Sayed: “We don’t live in capitalism. We live in corporate socialism. If you’re a corporation, you can buy a politician to get that politician to rig the system for you so you make more money and you ex out every other market in which you compete."
Un gobierno puede inaugurar obras, cortar cintas y llenar redes sociales de propaganda.
Pero existe un indicador que no admite discursos: la mesa del panameño.
Si no alcanza para comer tres veces al día, algo está profundamente mal.
Ed Sheeran who hasn't said Genocide once, who never apologised to Macklemore for stabbing him in the back, who calls a Genocide a conflict with victims on both sides.
Spent all last night crying because he thinks HE is a victim.
Straight out of the Israeli playbook.
Christians think Heaven is a paradise, a classless utopia of unity and happiness, but if you talk about having that here on Earth you’re considered a radical leftist.
Ted Cruz was born in Calgary, Canada and has never had his citizenship questioned.
Abdul El-Sayed was born in Detroit and Marco Rubio said he will be “investigating his immigration status.”
Marco Rubio has BIRTHRIGHT CITIZENSHIP.
The hypocrisy is actually quite staggering.
Interesting choice of words by Ed Sheeran, that Palestine is "the most complex political issue on the planet"
It's not
Palestine was illegally given away by British occupiers in 1948, & the new Israeli occupiers have tortured, gangraped, starved & murdered Palestinians since
Congresista USA Madeleine Dean: "Cuántas personas fueron asesinadas simplemente por intentar llegar a sitios de distribución de alimentos en Gaza?"
Narco Rubio: "Hamás los mató..."
Dean: "Soldados israelíes dispararon contra algunos de ellos. La propaganda no funciona conmigo"