This the last of the stuff I worked on since the pandemic. Couple of these fr hits lol I got better at singing since this tape too. More otw- conscious tape next then back to singing I think n___n <3 much luv and RT!!
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@Ms_ViVaCi0us The co writer of the song is his lifelong friend and Co founder of the band. First time playing it without him. After having met in high school. Casey Benjami rest in peace ☮️
Mamdani—who campaigned on the pledge to arrest genocidaire Netanyahu, despite legal experts and Palestine activists warning he lacked the jurisdiction to make that promise—finally admits the truth. What he does have the authority to do is disband the McCarthyite SRG Police Unit and replace the IDF-backed Police Comissioner—he hasn’t.
Defeating genocide becomes another prop for the symbolic pandering that Democrats have always done.
This whole “arrest Netanyahu” charade was foreseeable to anyone with even a basic understanding of how politics works.
If Mamdani wants to show Netanyahu is truly unwelcome, he should start by looking at what’s actually within his control.
For example, why is the heir to the Tisch family serving as NYPD commissioner when Netanyahu has long stayed at the Tisch family’s Loews Regency New York Hotel during visits to New York?
If you’re serious about making a wanted war criminal unwelcome, you don’t surround him with the same network of political and institutional comfort he’s always relied on.
I decided to do a little historical research to understand exactly why the United States consistently votes "NO" to making food a basic, non-negotiable human right at the United Nations. What I discovered was truly shocking and highly revealing.
It appears that the entire American legal system is built almost exclusively on the cold, individualistic concept of "negative rights": which are mere freedoms from direct government interference, such as the freedom of speech, the freedom of religion, the right to bear arms, and protection against unlawful search and seizure.
A "right to food", on the other hand, is a positive right, meaning it legally, structurally requires the government to actively provide a material service, a life-saving commodity, or survival resources to its citizens. Now it becomes glaringly clear why the US government has historically resisted codifying any positive economic, social, or cultural rights, such as the rights to universal healthcare, affordable housing, clean drinking water, or basic food, into law.
They claim that these survival needs are merely "policy goals" to be debated and legislated democratically, rather than fundamental, non-negotiable constitutional rights.
The US Mission to Geneva has explicitly admitted that if the right to food were formally recognized as a legally binding, international human right, the US government deeply fears it would face massive, endless domestic lawsuits from its own impoverished citizens over systemic poverty, structural food insecurity, and widespread malnutrition. Furthermore, Washington fiercely opposes the legal concept of extraterritorial obligations: the revolutionary idea that wealthy, imperialist nations have a binding legal duty to provide aid, agricultural resources, financial assistance, or food to the starving citizens of other countries that they have spent centuries exploiting, plundering, and destabilizing.
This stark contrast between the US government’s fierce opposition to a legally binding "right to food" and its absolute willingness to instantly intervene with trillions of dollars to bail out failing private corporations, massive banks, and corporate monopolies is the ultimate double standard. It can only be described as the classic, brutal reality of "socialism for the rich and cutthroat capitalism for the poor."
Indeed, we always see that America proudly, eagerly guarantees an ironclad financial safety net for bloated corporate entities, massive defense contractors, and Wall Street venture capitalists to prevent market failures, bankruptcies, and bad investments. Yet, they flatly, ironically decline to guarantee even a basic safety net for human lives to prevent widespread nutritional failures.
Again, not a surprise to anyone following me, but make zero mistake: the State Department’s “report” on Cuba and the “far left threat” is first and foremost about the war on domestic political dissent.
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doomerism around the state attention to DSA and other orgs is dumb. we are doing our job, making gains, and getting attention from the masses. we have to root ourselves more firmly among them, they are our best protection. they want you scared and paranoid so that you turn inward and devour yourself as opposed to organizing. don't let them fuck with your head. The Black Panther Party was destroyed in major part because of inner confusion and hysteria. internal contradictions are primary, a house is easiest destroyed from within. if we're disciplined, the effectiveness of the reactionary methods is equal to throwing a water balloon at a tank.
The US State Department has published a 100-page report accusing Cuba of waging a revolution “against Western civilization itself.”
The US is waging a coordinated propaganda campaign against Cuba for three reasons:
1) To deflect from the fact that the US has been strangling Cuba to death for decades with a trade embargo and sanctions.
2) To deflect from what is happening in the US, where capitalism is failing to meet the needs of its own people while the rich get richer.
3) To manufacture consent to invade Cuba so the US can attempt to seize and privatize Cuba’s industries and resources in order to further enrich the US billionaire class.
If the US really wanted to help Cuba, it would lift the embargo instead of peddling propaganda and threatening an invasion, as Trump has done several times now.
This is a non-answer. Mamdani cannot arrest Netanyahu (The United States is not a party to the Rome Statute, foreign affairs are a federal matter, etc.) Moreover, as a sitting prime minister, Netanyahu has a strong claim to immunity ratione personae before U.S. courts.
If Mamdani wants to take tangible action within the bounds of his office, he could easily urge Attorney General and other relevant authorities to go after New York-registered tax-exempt organizations that funnel tens of millions of US dollars into Israeli settler expansion and violence every year (not niche, irrelevant orgs like Betar that are discredited by even the ADL, but consequential organizations like the Smotrich-founded Regavim, or the Israel Land Fund). Why won't he do that?
If you’re wondering how Hitler actually took over Germany you are seeing a lot of the signs here in so far as liberals and others siding with the open fascists in an effort to maintain their own power and control with the hope of crushing their democratic socialist opponents.
✊🏾 We won’t stop demanding justice for Lorenzo Salgado Araujo until we get it, and we won’t stop fighting until ICE is abolished and we end the wars on our communities at home and abroad for good!
💥 On Friday, we shut it down for Lorenzo! Join us at Hidalgo Park on July 24 at 6PM to keep building the movement.
Ban 55+ communities, make senior discounts illegal, mandatory drivers tests after 65 and for the love of god age caps for congress.
boomers are some of the most coddled fucks out there.
HAPPENING NOW: A huge crowd in Houston is gathering to demand justice for Lorenzo Salgado Araujo and call for the abolition of ICE and prosecution of its killer agents.
Shut it down for Lorenzo! ICE OUT NOW!!