@RoKhanna You are actively campaigning for @ethanagarwal
You've been in office for 9 years, and you don't even list it on your bio. I'm in your district and couldn't tell anyone one thing you've accomplished other than gain fame on Twitter & waste time on this kind of BS.
@arash_tehran The US can & likely will eventually withdraw economic support for Israel. That writing is on the wall. But the entire historical repetition of "unassimilating" assimilated Jews from within a society is one of the main arguments Jews had for forming Israel to begin with.
@arash_tehran No pushback to the premise of the question; instead, in accepting "faith," we must accept the nasty money-lender Jews who live amongst us. This is now baked in for younger gens left & right in the US, & it's too late. The US was a brief historical anomaly for the past 50-70 years
@Litigator_25@reesetheone1 And, yes, Jewish (former) Dems may dislike Netanyahu & hate trump. But when we see hard left anti-Zionist talking points use blood libel to rationalize attacks on us & our own US institutions (including daycares).. Plus the tacit or overt endorsement of it from D leadership... 🤷♀️
@Litigator_25@reesetheone1 It was 78% last election for Harris, but you are severely underestimating how many lifelong Jewish democrats are reassessing as Independent/center. Do I think it shifts a D candidate's chances? Not if Rs continue to run maga-types. But if a John McCain type came back, it would.
@susanabulhawa Indigeneity is a stupid framing; countries form. You sound driven mad by jealousy. Pan-Arabism was proven to be weak & unstable. By your own admission, multinational Jews can co-exist within one country, even with its flaws, & not commit sectarian violence against each other
@HusseinAboubak Please. Explain?
The closest I can get to understanding queer Westerners' Palestinianation of their own cause is fetishizing actual Palestinians, then overriding Palestinian culture with ideas of queer persecution that they then identify with??
@speechboy71 Seriously fed up with the current Democratic party enough to register as an Independent. Warren endorsed him, too. If this guy ran as a Republican, there would be pearl-clutching. Pathetic they can't find someone to run without a Totenkopf tattoo. It shouldn't be that difficult.
@PubliusDB@FaithKMoore It was Austin who wrote Northanger Abbey as a satire of gothic novels of the time. Austin's work is social commentary with an undertone of humor.
Bronte disliked Austin's work as well-crafted but superficial & lacking the "passion" she had. Bronte could never do satire.
@HaroldCarter@WillManidis Oh, UK. Sure, absolutely. I wish I had held onto my grandmother's stuff there.
But I'm not paying overseas shipping and tariffs. Unfortunately, in the US what constitutes an antique is both younger & now harder to come by.
@WillManidis There used to be a street of old booksellers in Glendale CA that got wiped out with early ebay. Salvage places in Pasadena that are gone or pricey. I used to collect Nichols deco rugs and get steals- they are now starting at 1k online.
@WillManidis What? Where? I've been collecting & repairing antiques for 2+ decades. Late 1800s up to 1940s. The old shops/bazaars/ antique malls have closed, estate sales got ridiculous & online prices are through the roof. I kick myself for things I sold or got rid of I'll never replace now
@peligrietzer Kids are better at lucid dreaming than adults (in theory). Tell him if he can, if he thinks he might be dreaming, he can give flying a try. If he does fly, then, yes- dream. Remind him not to test this out by jumping off a roof during the daytime.
@Corbienest@CartoonsHateHer I liked to wander around the room during story time in kindergarten-80s. Not interrupting anyone, just needed to move around a bit while listening.
Teacher duct taped an big x on the floor away from the other kids and told me once I was placed on the x, I wasn't allowed to move
@AraucariaArauc1@HistoryBoomer that's my issue- stochastic terrorism lives in a grey area but is happening across the board. Delegitimizing an election & the other party, dehumanizing immigrants, chants to kill or enact targeted terrorism against one group, all have led to real-world violence but more nebulous
@HistoryBoomer I believe in barring speech that is an incitement to violence, and I'm not narrow in the definition of that. I'd also probably be against NAMBLA having a room at a public library if their lectures led to the incitement of illegal activity, to drag up an old case.
@HistoryBoomer What is the defining factor between incitement to "immediate" violence, vs. incitement to violence? Were the speeches given on Jan 6th incitements to immediate violence? Does immediate violence need to take place right after the speech to decide the speech isn't protected?