Men are more likely to be sexually assaulted by another man than falsely accused of rape so spare me that you’re obsessed with false accusations for any reason other than to discredit actual rape victims
Israeli kanagaroo courts have a 99% conviction rate against Palestinians. Now theyre imposing the death penalty as part of sentencing. It goes w/o saying this punishment won’t b applied to Jewish IsraelIs. But pls cut our mics again when we say apartheid. https://t.co/NvkHNr83gR
I have been told by Serious People that it is an unfair "purity test" to ask whether your politicians think this behavior — funded by your taxes — is genocidal
A Canadian school is sparking backlash after creating “food-free” zones in its cafeteria to support Muslim students observing Ramadan.
Fairview School in Calgary introduced the policy during lunch as part of an “inclusivity” push.
“In order for people to practice Islam, everyone else must submit to it,” said @RepFine
Israeli settlers have always used sexual assault as a weapon to terrorize Palestinians.
This behavior is not a “new weapon” but CNN has to act like it is because they refused to acknowledge it for decades.
Please pray for this man who had to sleep in his walk-in closet because his country bombed another country and embeds its military operations inside high density civilian areas. He and his family are suffering worse than anyone ever has.
need people to stop saying the men on that island were “fucking” little girls. they were raping them, sexually violating and abusing them. not fucking, not having sex, raping. say the word.
Zohran Mamdani was asked in 2002 by New York Magazine, along with other NYC kids, about what they wanted for the Winter holidays, to which Zohran, age 11, answered with a request for books + FIFA 2003 & SimCity 3000 for PC
Enough is enough. I was with Zohran on September 11th 2001. We were 9 years old at school in Morningside Heights.
By 9:30AM we realized something was really wrong, because the teachers looked scared and they had paused classes. They had us call our parents to come pick us up.
I remember looking at Zohran on his dinky Nokia phone with his dad, as I was on with mine. We both had the same look on our faces because we were realizing our dads were also scared. We were wide-eyed, frightened kids who didn't know the world was changing around us in that moment. We could hear fighter jets flying low over the Hudson.
I went home and got under the covers in my parents' bed. I bet Zohran did the same. The jets kept flying overhead as I watched the towers burn on TV, then collapse. The memory of that day is indelible, as it is for every New Yorker.
You can say whatever you want about Zohran and his politics. I have, both good and bad. But the sickening weaponization of September 11th against Zohran, who was just another scared kid on that day, isn't just beyond the pale. It's a betrayal of every child and adult who spent that day dizzy with fear and confusion.
No apology or retraction is sufficient.