@mymomcare@EricLDaugh If I may ask.... whats the scary thought about it?
Abdul El Sayed isn't being paid by PACs, whilst Mike openly is. I get scared if Mike were to win because he may sacrifice my rights if those big groups prefer such - since those groups literally fund his endeavors.
And aint no one gonna care.
You'll have people swearing they were terrorists. Anyone who dies in Palestine must submit 12 counts of evidence to prove that they weren't a terrorist. If not, then they are presumed to have been collaborating and associating closely with terrorists.
Breaking: A new massacre has been committed by the Israeli army in Beit Hanoun, killing at least 40 members of the Al-Kahlout family.
The Israeli army completely destroyed the house where the residents had sought shelter.
I remember seeing people make fun of one politician because like... most politicians I saw who were paid off received 200k by AIPAC... but for this one person it only took like 20k to buy her out... it only took a Subaru to dissolve her morals... which is kinda sadder somehow.
@MarinaMedvin How could anyone say this.
Back then we didn't even have missiles to hurl at buildings with civilians inside or near them. Now we do and we see the effects of that. The hospitals? Camps? Schools? How can this post possibly be believable, especially in this war. Blocking UN aid?
BREAKING: For the 32nd year in a row, the United Nations votes overwhelmingly to end the US embargo on Cuba 🇨🇺.
The vote today was 187-2.
Countries voting against:
United States 🇺🇸
Israel 🇮🇱
Abstentions:
Moldova 🇲🇩
@DavidAvraham2@AssalRad This is one of the most horrifying things I've ever read. The opposite is the rationale Israel uses to regularly kill so many people. If schools, hospitals, and children are ok targets for bombings, then we acknowledge that it is ok to ethnically cleanse the area. Ethical genocid
On Sudan (from The Week): “Remember when we said that Black Lives Matter? We didn’t mean it,” says Jonathan Freedland. If we did, we’d be up in arms about what’s going on in Sudan. For the past 18 months, that nation has been ravaged by a brutal war that has displaced almost 11 million people and is “threatening to devour 13 million more through famine”. Nobody knows the death toll – some say 150,000 or more – but horrendous accounts have emerged of systematic killing and mass rapes. Aid groups say it’s the worst humanitarian crisis of our time. Yet we barely hear of it. Where are the front-page headlines and angry protests? It’s hard not to conclude that people just don’t care that much about Africa. In addition, Sudan’s civil war doesn’t fit a neat narrative, so Western progressives don’t “quite know who to root for”. There is no clear division between “goodies and baddies”, no “Volodymyr Zelensky figure” to cheer on, no agents of US oppression reflexively to condemn. “Faced with that conundrum, it’s easier just to declare the whole thing too complicated and look the other way.”
@mostakim68763 @PRL1111 @zei_squirrel Because she has condemned Israel's actions since the beginning. The only candidate who seems to condemn Israel to an unequivocal extent.
@MAGAJeffry @greg16676935420@jeremyjudkins_ U dont need to block anyone unless ur an influencer I think. Blocking prevents people from commenting on your posts, so unless someone is constantly in your replies who u dont want, u dont rly need to block them.