Sydney

my personality is as chaotic as this account (99% of ppl will stalk after reading this; you’ll regret being that 1%)

[Ilan Goldenberg @ilangoldenberg]

A note to my progressive colleagues and to the organized Jewish community about criticizing Israel without feeding antisemitism:

Sharp criticism of the Israeli government is not inherently antisemitic. Criticizing the devastation in Gaza, opposing US military assistance or condemning Netanyahu’s policies are all legitimate arguments. Treating every such criticism as antisemitism is wrong, alienating and ultimately makes it harder to identify the real thing.

But progressives also need to recognize that certain arguments can reinforce antisemitic ideas even when that is not the speaker’s intention.

Criticize the $3.3 billion in annual military assistance to Israel. But don’t claim that Israel is the reason Americans lack healthcare or affordable housing. That isn’t true and to the average voter who doesn't parse words as carefully it can easily become a story about Jews or Israel diverting money from ordinary Americans through their control of government.

Criticize Netanyahu for urging Trump to attack Iran. But don’t call it “Israel’s war.” Trump is the Commander in Chief. He made the decision previous presidents refused to make. Blaming Israel shifts responsibility away from the American president and feeds the idea that Israel secretly manipulates America into fighting its wars.

I want my progressive colleagues to take my concerns seriously when I say a particular argument comes dangerously close to reinforcing antisemitic ideas, even if that wasn't the speaker's intention.

But if I expect that respect, I must extend the same courtesy in return. I have to distinguish between criticism of Israel that I simply disagree with and rhetoric that genuinely crosses into antisemitism.

If we can listen more carefully, criticize more precisely and assume better faith from one another, we might discover that there is more room for honest disagreement than our politics currently allows.

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[Alex Predhome, Underfueling Police @Predamame]

I enjoyed watching the national meet in person and having it in NYC made it more feasible for me to go.

[katty³³⁶⁹ IS GOING TO COTA!!!!!!!! @ktmxv]

arvid lindblad is genuinely so talented why does nobody talk about it???????

[Sydney @plotxtwisted]

thank you @edsheeran king of bop nation for rescuing katseye from the depths flop valley.

[alicia ⁸¹ ⁶³ @AliciaB_81]

give george and oscar a gun im so serious

[Buzzing Pop @BuzzingPop]

China Anne McClain will make her Broadway debut in ‘The Great Gatsby’, where she’ll play Daisy Buchanan.

[Leo Daube @leodaube]

Me at the British Museum

[Everything Formula @evrythngformu1a]

🚨 RUMOR 🚨

Oscar Piastri has reportedly informed McLaren that he wants to leave at the end of the 2026 season. 👀

According to the report, Oscar is unhappy with the team, with a potential driver swap being discussed that would see Max Verstappen join McLaren and Piastri move to Red Bull.

(via. @vitonez) #F1

[Scuderia Ferrari HP @ScuderiaFerrari]

Marking our spot in F1 history ❤️

[F1 TROLL @f1trollofficial]

Silverstone recap

[ESPN F1 @ESPNF1]

The first double podium for Ferrari since the 2024 Abu Dhabi GP 🏆

[Lewis Hamilton @LewisHamilton]

REMEMBER WHO YOU ARE

[Holiness @F1BigData]

Last week in Monaco, the winners of F3, F2 and F1 were all born in the same year

F3 - Brando Badoer (September 15, 2006)
F2 - Nikola Tsolov (December 21, 2006)
F1 - Kimi Antonelli (August 25, 2006)

[Reddit | u/ThisWay_DatWay]

[Sebber 🔨⏰🇯🇲 @sebastianbaughh]

She better keep this shit up I ain’t seen him drive like this in a while

[Sydney @plotxtwisted]

middle school type shit

[Mads @europemaxxed]

Summer vacation looking good

[Papii🥤 @ammalusty]

god damn it.... son of a bitch... I just realized that Blueys mom works in airport security... and Blueys dad is an archaeologist.... Bluey's mom's job is sniffing, and Bluey's dad's job is digging up bones.... because they're fucking dogs.....