Ed tying October 7th to “centuries of Jewish pain” is a very messy political take.
Palestinian militants breaking out of a besieged enclave to launch an attack in the country that occupy them is not a continuation of European antisemitism in an entirely different context
"brutal occupation doesn't justify war crimes" who the fuck cares about justification?
This is just the way things are, you put people under brutal conditions they fight back in brutal ways..and in all honesty, they haven't been nearly brutal enough
@Neuthrill_ so sick of him laundering the genocide party's reputation while pretending to be a socialist no wonder amerikkkans are so hopeless if this fraud is their biggest "leftist" influencer
Hasan Piker explains why Abdul El-Sayed campaigning with Kamala Harris is not necessarily a bad thing: "There's a little bit of an ethnic hostility between voters in Detroit vs. voters in Dearborn. Black voters in Detroit think that Kamala Harris was a perfectly viable candidate that was far better than Donald Trump, and Kamala Harris was better than Donald Trump, but that voters in Dearborn, Arab voters, didn't vote her because they were either anti-Black or because they were, in some respects, selfish for caring about genocide. What's really interesting is that Black voters are more negative on Israel overall than many other demographics are. Isn't that crazy? So, they also recognize the genocide. They're not exactly fond of Israel. Abdul is and will be, the most Israel critical Senator. His campaign has openly stated that we have to stop spending our tax dollars in Israel. That's huge. That's huge for a Senator to say. That's part of the reason why they're attacking him nonstop. So, I don't see this as we're going to Kamala Harris; I see this as Kamala Harris coming to the side of the pro-Palestinian movement."