

They now officially completed their own RSHA, Einchmann would be proud.
They now officially completed their own RSHA, Einchmann would be proud.
I guess the BBC insisting on stating “Hamas-run” in its titles related to this conflict is not about partiality or transparency but rather create a false equivalence with the armed forces. It’s an oversimplification aimed at creating a certain narrative, and based on multiple sources it’s a policy of theirs not to display “bias” against israel.
It’s only the dead that can be named or found, there must be thousands more still stuck in all the rubble. A letter published by The Lancet even established that the death count could go as high as 186 000.
We will never now the true extent until it’s far too late.
The amount of cope in this thread is insanely depressing.
The video truly display the humiliation and subtle threat.
The gift is akin to saying “we own you and we will do with you as we please or else…”
And he just got gifted a silver-plated pager by netanyahu earlier this week.
This guy is a disgusting political waste.
I would argue that women are still less likely to engage in extreme violent crimes like this one than men who are, for example, threatened to be exposed as being queer or having weird kinks. Such profiles are harder to foster but much more effective.
Then they sign the “To Aid Tinnitus Effectiveness” act, making it mandatory for schools and libraries to put Tate’s podcast on repeat at maximum volume as a way of “enhancing learning capabilities”, if silence feels good it must be woke!
At this point, they don’t need martial law to call off elections anymore, it’s already done.
Indeed, it was mostly my first reaction and I should have added more arguments as to why I was thinking this way, I guess the fact that I was answering what I deem a dishonest and low-effort deflection made me react this way.
Though, I did follow up on multiple instances in this comment section about my opinion on the matter and explained it.
Edit: My bad, It wasn’t on this particular post I did not pay enough attention on where I said what. If you are interested in my POV you can find it on my profile.
I may have used the wrong word but I think you understood what I meant. It’s not an essay, I was displaying the fact that some minority opinions and certain groups of individuals get targeted because they are easy target that helps sway the blame away.
About your second point, I don’t think it’s correct or else we wouldn’t be reading the gloating in the comments I’m targeting.
I am not and will never be a centrist nor a republican, but I will criticize what I deem injustice, bad policies, weak strategies (like ostracizing more of your voter base to make them numb)… etc
May you explain with more clarity what you mean by causes?
Unfortunately it isn’t. When I have some time I call these things out and advocate because I think it’s important that we do not fall into this force feed normalization of cruelty.
What a misguided thinking, way to shoot on their own feet. By now, it should be clear that anything republicans perceive as weak, fragile, or reflective of their own insecurities triggers aversion.
trump managed to survive such perceptions because his mugshot projected a “cool” toughness or because narratives like “chosen by God” framed threats to his life as some divine bs. Musk on the other hand… getting his feelings hurts and being bullied by democrats does not create strong optics for republicans to rally behind, especially given their frequent ougabouga war cry of “dems/woke tears” or “go woke go broke”.
Keen to see where this leads as musk is clearly expending significant influence at a rapid pace.
Just last night, the legs of seven girls were amputated without anesthesia, according to journalist Yahya Sobeih, due to the ongoing Israeli blockade and the ban on the entry of medical supplies. There was also a picture of an amputated child’s limb in a plastic bag next to their small body.
This regime’s actions are cruel, and history will neither forget nor forgive what they have inflicted upon their fellow humans. Hopefully, international institutions (crossing my fingers for Group 195) will soon have the tools and reach to prosecute the thousands of war crimes and crimes against humanity they committed and continue to commit. Until then, we have the duty to keep on giving a voice to the voiceless and shedding light on their imminent peril.
I find it deeply disturbing that when I opened the comment section of a post discussing 400 (now over 700) dead people, mostly innocent children, men, and women, in less than 48 hours, the first reaction was to blame “Arabs,” “Muslims,” “Tankies,” “Leftists,” and “Pro-Palestinians,” using these minority communities as tokens.
This is a glaring display f hypocrisy, these groups are portrayed in a positive light when it benefits politically, only to be thrown under the bus when they are no longer useful…
Any human capable of experiencing empathy would have first reacted with disgust and indignation at the unfolding genocide, rather than resorting to scapegoating and divisive rhetoric, but it may also not be organic comments, what do I know…
When focusing on the Middle East, it isn’t a “Trump” issue… by only looking at the last 30 years, it becomes exceptionally obvious that it’s an American problem.
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Fair point, It could be. Just know that, in any case, my comment was not directed towards yours.
I only used this opportunity to further explain my perspective regarding BBC coverage, that I wasn’t endorsing any kind of whitewashing.