@DELAMORESEP A direita brasileira só é contra crime quando é cometido por pobre. A única coisa que incomoda eles mais é qualquer política que beneficie a classe trabalhadora.
Ask an American about the bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
A substantial portion will tell you it was necessary.
Tragic, but necessary.
It ended the war.
It saved lives.
Hard choices in impossible circumstances.
Now ask them how they would feel if another country had done it to an American city.
Watch the framework collapse in real time.
Suddenly "necessary" is not a category that applies.
Suddenly there are no hard choices and impossible circumstances.
Suddenly it is simply: a crime. An act of war. An atrocity.
This is not hypocrisy in the ordinary sense.
This is a two-tiered moral universe so deeply internalized that most people living inside it cannot see the structure at all.
Violence done to Americans is atrocity by definition.
Violence done by Americans requires context. Requires understanding. Requires a discussion of the strategic situation.
This is the psychological furniture.
This is what empire builds inside the people who benefit from it.
And it is almost invisible from the inside.
@ErikakHilton Passar para as empresas privadas é basicamente entregar pra o sistema financeiro controlado pelos EUA.
Eles fazem o que pode para remover qualquer possibilidade de soberania.
@D162Michele The implication that US intelligence agencies, or god forbid, tech corporations are more trustworthy is the funniest part of this weird phobia.
o áudio deixa bem claro duas coisas: que todo conservador é hipócrita e que aborto já é legalizado no brasil. no áudio ele fala com todas as letras “é seguro de fazer nas clínicas de elite de SP”.
@WallofHopeFound@ryangrim Nice try at deflection but we’re talking how the system is unsustainable and will by itself with or without sanctions. If so, why are the sanctions, which hurt and kill innocents, necessary?
"Instead of a power plant strike, a plague of the firstborn - tomorrow evening, eliminate the children of Vahidi, Araghchi, and Ghalibaf. If we can't get to the parents, hit their children"
Israeli analyst Orit Perlov, of the INSS think-tank, affiliated with Tel Aviv University, calls to murder children in Iran. She later deleted this tweet.
Here's a translation of the full tweet:
"Please replace the state approach with a cruel religious approach.
Instead of a power plant strike, a plague of the firstborn - tomorrow evening, eliminate the children of Vahidi, Araghchi, and Ghalibaf. If we can't get to the parents, harm their children (it took us two years to do it in Gaza. We haven't done it in Lebanon yet).
These are religious patents.
No state rationality is working right now.
Instead of a "mad landlord" approach, we need a cruel landlord.
Trump can't promise hell - that's exactly what they want. Hitting power plants would be counterproductive
If they drag us into a boxing match and ping-pong games - We lose."
@e_legalmente Eu sou nordestino e infelizmente devo te informar que há uma legião de idiotas de classes média baixa prontos para votar nesse lixo pela fantasia de oprimir os mais pobres.
@MaVASteve@mehercle@Doylech Yeah, then it ended. If the UAE decides to colonize Sudan now, it will be bad non-European colonialism. Just like it's bad that they're conducting genocide there, despite not being European.