The Mossad gave us Jeffrey Epstein and an organized network of child torture murders. If anyone would know about women subjugated it would be @netanyahu.
Benjamin Netanyahu: “You know what the women in Gaza are? They are property, they are nothing. They have no rights. They are completely subjugated.”
He’s 100% correct, and the crazy thing is that the women’s rights organizations don’t care because they can’t blame Israel for it.
The IDF can foil a plot against the U.S. President but can’t manage some Hezbollah grunts without invading other countries, murdering over 77,000 people, and speed running the same 25 year old U.S. policy failures that left us trillions in debt? A foreign nuclear superpower needs financial aid and the ability to scrape the data of Americans? Having carefully reviewed the evidence I believe it is fair to say that demanding everyone believe the Jewish people are that incompetent is truly antisemitic.
Having carefully reviewed the evidence, I believe it is fair to say that, whatever may be in his heart, Mark Ruffalo has repeatedly engaged in antisemitic rhetoric and behavior.
He has subjected the world’s only Jewish state to extraordinary moral condemnation; repeatedly described Israel’s actions as “genocide” even after previously apologizing for using that term inaccurately; amplified sensational claims about Gaza that proved false, including the claim that 14,000 babies faced death within 48 hours; and most recently linked Jewish billionaires, media ownership, surveillance technology, Israel, and “genocide” in a way that understandably evokes classic antisemitic tropes. He also appears to apply standards to Israel that he does not apply with remotely comparable intensity to far more repressive or murderous states.
The counterargument, which I take seriously but ultimately find insufficient, is that Ruffalo says he is criticizing the policies of a state rather than Jews, and is hardly alone in making extremely serious allegations about Israel’s conduct in Gaza. Criticism of Israel—even fierce criticism—is not inherently antisemitic. The relevant question is whether the same principles are applied consistently.
No country should be beyond criticism, certainly not Israel or the United States. But context matters. Israel was attacked on October 7 by Hamas, an organization whose founding charter calls for Israel’s complete destruction. Hamas deliberately built an enormous military tunnel network beneath densely populated Gaza while making clear that those tunnels were for its fighters, not civilians; senior Hamas official Mousa Abu Marzouk explicitly said that civilian protection was the responsibility of the UN and Israel. The UN Secretary-General himself acknowledged that Hamas and other militants deliberately used civilians as human shields. Even this language is not correct. Hamas deliberately used Gazan civilians as human sacrifices.
The Israeli-Palestinian conflict is a terrible tragedy involving immense suffering on both sides, and Israel’s decisions should be scrutinized rigorously. But it becomes antisemitic when the complexity disappears only for the Jewish state: when Hamas’s strategy, ideology, terrorism, hostage-taking, use of civilian infrastructure, and responsibility for initiating the war are erased; when disputed accusations against Israel are presented as uniquely settled facts; when the historical context is disregarded, and when Jewish national self-determination is subjected to standards not demanded of other peoples or states. Equal standards are the minimum requirement for opposing antisemitism while engaging in legitimate criticism.
Mark Ruffalo is a terrific actor, and I truly loved him in Poor Things (one of my favorite moves). But Richard Wagner was a great composer, even if he was an awful human being, and mel Gibson was amazing in Gallipoli, even if he suffers from the same ailment as Wagner.
Because not all Jews support Jewish supremacism. It’s simple, really. You can in fact be Jewish, and choose not to support the genocidal maniac that is @netanyahu.
How does Mark Ruffalo go from "I can't talk to my Jewish friends anymore" to "Jewish people, for whom I have deep love and respect," in just one month?
The real @MarkRuffalo is an Antisemite. All the rest is acting.
@GregAbbott_TX just blew over 4 million on tahoes outfitted with Israeli spyware to data scrape phones without a warrant, knowledge, or consent. The data will be accessible by a foreign power who can use it to undermine Americans. You’re Israel first, always.
My Texas First Data Center Plan will protect our grid, our communities, and our children while ensuring America beats Communist China in the AI race.
Texas First. Always.
I’m not voting for the guy who offered one day in jail to a child rapist. @KenPaxtonTX
Paxton, Abbott, and Cruz have got to go! I’ll take whatever fresh hell @jamestalarico is offering.
We’ve got flock cameras everywhere, Israeli spy trucks scraping our data without warrants without our knowledge or consent, and politicians worshiping Israel above all.
Everyone knows we can’t vote our way out of this, and no kid his age has enough cash to buy the seat legit.
Our elections are a sham.
If you want flock cameras everywhere, and trucks outfitted with Israeli spyware that will force your phone to connect to it without a warrant so critical American infrastructure passwords, state secrets, and more can be sold for profit, vote for @tedcruz.
If you refer to women as “neighbors with a uterus,” then you should vote for Talarico.
If you’re not a bizarre, leftist, woke nutcase, then please vote for Paxton.
You know who else created Committees of Safety? The Patriots. Let’s bring that back and see how fast the United States Government shuts it down. Committees of Safety, Correspondence, Inspection, and Observation are needed now more than ever.
Swearing an oath to Jesus Christ was a requirement to hold office in Colonial Virginia. “The establishment of our new Government seemed to be the last great experiment, for promoting human happiness, by reasonable compact, in civil Society.” ~ George Washington
The USA is dangerously close to becoming like the UK.
Virginia bill SB 584 introduced by Sen. Ghazala F. Hashmi.
It defines “Islamophobia” in connection with assault and battery as malicious prejudice or hatred directed toward Islam or Muslims.
It would also direct the State Police to include that definition in hate-crime reporting.
Capturing the person who threw a Molotov cocktail at the UDC HQ during the BLM riots didn’t enable us to persecute them. There will be no “privacy compromise” on Flock cameras. Americans do not accept this chipping away of our liberties.
Israel is a nuclear superpower, that is significantly less diverse than the United States and the UK. The Mossad funded Ghislaine Maxwell’s father to spy, and he received a state funeral in Israel. They funded Jeffrey Epstein, and are funding surveillance throughout the United States. Jews are so powerful they have bought out the entire United States government, and now have unfettered access to all of our intelligence services that @Snowden fled. Israel now washes money out of the tax base of the United States to fund endless war. If that is not power, what is?
Let’s talk about what just happened with @MarkRuffalo.
This week, Mark went after David Ellison and his father Larry Ellison over the Paramount—Warner Bros. merger, and in doing so engaged in age-old antisemitic tropes.
Mark responded by saying he has Jewish friends. And that he’s not antisemitic. But no one called him an antisemite. They said he was promoting antisemitic tropes, and the fact that he can’t tell the difference is the problem.
Sometimes antisemitism is like water to a fish. These are subconscious biases against Jew. The belief that Jews are just too powerful, that they have these mythological superpowers. Controlling the media, manipulating governments, starting wars, wielding endless money.
One side of Jew hatred dehumanizes us as beneath society. The other demonizes us as secretly running it. Both are antisemitism.
Mark, if you have a criticism of the merger, then criticize the merger. Just don’t reach for 2,000-year-old conspiracy theories to make your case.
@MarkRuffalo "Question with boldness even the existence of a God; because, if there be one, he must more approve of the homage of reason, than that of blind-folded fear." - Thomas Jefferson
And with what raw materials will all of these robots be made from? There are not enough raw material resources to support the claim that robots are going to be able to replace the labor of humanity. Even if they could, humans would surely destroy them for scrap value. This myth that humans are not going to have work to do is laughable. Humans cannot adapt that quickly, and it will doubtlessly cause widespread social unrest until a reversion to the mean is achieved.
This is retarded.
There's always going to be a market for human-made things. In fact, not only is there going to be a market for human-made things, but the value of human-made stuff will skyrocket.
People who explicitly want man-made art will seek it out.
Musk is manufacturing a narrative that suits his goals.
To be clear, Thomas Jefferson, a slave owner, spent many days trying to grow strawberries for fun. There are journal pages dedicated to this endeavor. Luther Burbank gave us half of McDonald’s fries, the shasta daisy, and the Santa Rosa plum. White nationalist men and growing fruit has a tradition hundreds of years long in American history. The white nationalists will not only manage this, we will be guaranteed to get improved varieties if history is any indication.
No white nationalist is going to pick strawberries in 110° heat for any price.
But they still expect strawberries on the grocery store shelf.
They demonize the immigrant labor while enjoying the fruits of that labor.
Literally.