No, they don’t understand sons loving their fathers.
They’re weirdly into daughters loving their fathers though.
No, they don’t understand sons loving their fathers.
They’re weirdly into daughters loving their fathers though.
I absolutely agree that Putin and Netanyahu want Trump elected, there is no arguing facts.
None of these ‘steps’ actually stopped Israel.
Biden held up shipment of bombs to Israel following his line in the sand on invading Rafah.
Tell me what happened to Rafah next?
At no point have a majority, or even notable minority of Democrats stated clearly that a genocide is occurring, which is both reality and a growing sentiment amonst voters in swing states based on more recent polls.
the 7 million Jewish-Americans, some of whom in key battleground states like Pennsylvania and more sympathetic to Israel)
Interestingly based on what I can find, US Jews disapprove of Netanyahu and his administration, so that might be an own-goal on the Democrats part.
https://edition.cnn.com/2023/03/24/middleeast/us-jews-israel-smotrich-mime-intl/index.html
demanding that Israel follow through with the ceasefire.
Until the US stops supplying bombs that is a ridiculous demand. Want a ceasefire and Israel won’t agree? Well it’s hard to bomb people without the bombs.
The administration went from giving Israel carte blanche on how they responded to Hamas
Tacit approval of the genocide from the start says everything really. The Democrats are on board, they just don’t like that their own voters are against it and the Republicans voters are for it. Again, pointing towards a failure of representative democracy.
If I take your argument at face value, given the apparent swing in polling (and I do appreciate more up to date data, I didn’t properly check that), then the sheer lack of change in the Democratic line proves you wrong.
Polls have swung and still the Democrats won’t stop supplying and supporting Israel.
That points to Democracy not being a reflection of the will of the people… or at least the current US democracy not being representative.
Once more Americans recognize the blatant atrocities Israel is committing…
then polls change; then policy changes as a reflection of said polling.
Americans recognise the attrocities and approve, because when haven’t they overwhelmingly approved bombing Palestinians?
https://news.gallup.com/poll/611375/americans-views-israel-palestinian-authority-down.aspx
Views are largely unchanged by the bombing of Palestinians, though younger Americans are more likely to be sympathetic to the plight of the Palestinian people.
Your claims of how to effect change are unfounded, go against reality, and ignore that protest is and always has been the… second most effective form of lobbying. The first being outright corruption.
It’s literally what you’re saying though. Don’t bother the politicians (by protesting) and ‘educate’ other voters.
How else would you like to describe what you’re encouraging people to do?
stop asking politicians to represent your wishes and educate the powerless instead.
Solid plan bro
Pay walled, oh well.
You just answered it for yourself.
Also to absolutely not provide a backdoor for a certain hostile government.
You’re as bad as every other conspiracy nut.
Not a hard shot at a stationary target but if you watch the video Trump turns just a moment before his ear is hit.
Im almost certain his turning to the crowd meant the difference between his ear being clipped and the back of his skull being blown out.
Huh, his hands really are tiny
my property
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their ancestral grazing lands
Shitting themselves over possums isn’t hyperbole for any non-Australians reading.
Possums at night sound like a demon crossed with a chainsaw.
I immediately thought the same, Australia has enough to supply the world for a loooong time.
Sorry I was only a passing observer though I did learn a little about international law from it which is neat.
I can tell. You have my respect for that, and I fully agree about combatting misinformation.
Misinformation is the most damaging thing impacting societies globally right now.
You’re right.
Holy shit. This never happens.
I feel like I just saw a unicorn.
The international reaction to Rwanda was informed by the disastrous peacekeeping attempt in Somalia which was initiated in December 1992.
There was no political will amongst any nations to mire themselves in another costly and deadly intervention in Africa.
To point the finger at the US and allies is to ignore the historical and political context in which these events occurred.
It’s an old 4chan thing