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Pomeroy posted:I mean, if you need an indication of how absurdly corrupt and stupid the zionist entity is, Netanyahu's wife was caught having her staff buy large quantities of wine with government money, dump it in the sink, and then turn in the bottles for the CRV, in the saddest government embezzlement scandal I've ever heard of. Pomeroy posted:Personally, I might still give that title to Bolsonaro's wife killing a bunch of ancient Koi that were a state gift to steal fountain coins, but this is a close runner up. Capitalism and imperialism being undermined by sheer petty theft by its own pathetic leadership is one of the few forms of reliable karmic justice in this age. Zohar posted:this is my fav quran surah https://quran.com/en/al-humazah
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Al! posted:. i welcome hamas corps of civil engineers, a lot of busted roads and bridges in the empire George: I jumped into a hole in my front yard and emerged 5 minutes later, like a newborn baby, from another hole right next to Yankee stadium. Right next to Steinbrenner's parking spot! Jerry: It's unbelievable! George: Death to Israel, Jerry! Death to America! I'm a Hamas man now!
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External Organs posted:George: I jumped into a hole in my front yard and emerged 5 minutes later, like a newborn baby, from another hole right next to Yankee stadium. Right next to Steinbrenner's parking spot!
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External Organs posted:George: I jumped into a hole in my front yard and emerged 5 minutes later, like a newborn baby, from another hole right next to Yankee stadium. Right next to Steinbrenner's parking spot! Posts you can hear. Edit: [P vs I] I'm a Hamas man now!
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Dreylad posted:So much of American politics is about trying to loot the empire before it collapses. Capital politics. It's leaving.
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the prophet: we're gonna put you in the contraption my dude 😂😂😂
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Scarabrae posted:Asking for Biden is Hitler 3 memes Biden is Hitler after his brains started leaking out of his skull
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BUUNNI posted:its funny cuz the zionists have actually invaded and evidently rule NYC its the King of Queens.
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External Organs posted:George: I jumped into a hole in my front yard and emerged 5 minutes later, like a newborn baby, from another hole right next to Yankee stadium. Right next to Steinbrenner's parking spot!
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External Organs posted:George: I jumped into a hole in my front yard and emerged 5 minutes later, like a newborn baby, from another hole right next to Yankee stadium. Right next to Steinbrenner's parking spot!
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External Organs posted:George: I jumped into a hole in my front yard and emerged 5 minutes later, like a newborn baby, from another hole right next to Yankee stadium. Right next to Steinbrenner's parking spot!
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DAD LOST MY IPOD posted:extremely bad news - we’ve just received word that the entire staff of Gulpp, the hot new Web 3.0 custom smoothie delivery service, was cooked alive inside their merkava by a single Palestinian teen with a molotov Sounds like their operation was disrupted by a more agile delivery service.
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External Organs posted:George: I jumped into a hole in my front yard and emerged 5 minutes later, like a newborn baby, from another hole right next to Yankee stadium. Right next to Steinbrenner's parking spot!
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External Organs posted:George: I jumped into a hole in my front yard and emerged 5 minutes later, like a newborn baby, from another hole right next to Yankee stadium. Right next to Steinbrenner's parking spot! Fastest I've ever seen a thread title change.
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External Organs posted:George: I jumped into a hole in my front yard and emerged 5 minutes later, like a newborn baby, from another hole right next to Yankee stadium. Right next to Steinbrenner's parking spot!
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External Organs posted:George: I jumped into a hole in my front yard and emerged 5 minutes later, like a newborn baby, from another hole right next to Yankee stadium. Right next to Steinbrenner's parking spot!
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External Organs posted:George: I jumped into a hole in my front yard and emerged 5 minutes later, like a newborn baby, from another hole right next to Yankee stadium. Right next to Steinbrenner's parking spot!
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External Organs posted:George: I jumped into a hole in my front yard and emerged 5 minutes later, like a newborn baby, from another hole right next to Yankee stadium. Right next to Steinbrenner's parking spot!
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Brogeoisie posted:https://twitter.com/justinbaragona/status/1719412278351507487?t=64ts75H8xVm8hAexJzMjXg&s=19 Imagine being so thirsty for gore that even a guy, whose name would make a great Nazi villain in a Harry Turtledove book, blushes.
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External Organs posted:George: I jumped into a hole in my front yard and emerged 5 minutes later, like a newborn baby, from another hole right next to Yankee stadium. Right next to Steinbrenner's parking spot!
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External Organs posted:George: I jumped into a hole in my front yard and emerged 5 minutes later, like a newborn baby, from another hole right next to Yankee stadium. Right next to Steinbrenner's parking spot!
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https://thehill.com/opinion/international/4288925-colonialism-apartheid-interrogating-the-language-of-israel-palestine/ ‘Colonialism’? ‘Apartheid’? Interrogating the language of Israel-Palestine BY URIEL ABULOF, OPINION CONTRIBUTOR - 11/02/23 10:30 AM ET A woman with a sticker on her face saying ‘Boycott Israeli apartheid’ takes part in a demonstration in support of Palestine at the Israeli Embassy on October 9, 2023 in London, England. (Photo by Carl Court/Getty Images) The first casualty of war is truth. Truth is killed by words, not bullets, and four such words are often fired at Israel: “occupation,” “apartheid,” “colonialism,” and “genocide.” How much truth do they hold? “Occupation” is the most used term since 1967, for good reasons. But while the bulk of the West Bank is under Israel’s military occupation, there is a legal debate on whether the Gaza Strip is or is not under occupation, since Israel withdrew all its soldiers and settlers in 2005. One useful touchstone: If Israel is the warden of Gaza’s “open-air prison,” shouldn’t it be able to fully block it? Yet Israel has no control over Gaza’s southern border with Egypt. But “occupation” has slightly fallen out of favor for a different reason — it doesn’t strike the ear as sufficiently malevolent for the task at hand: excusing, and effectively justifying, the slaughter of Israeli civilians. “Apartheid” and “colonialism” to the rescue? These analogies are not without merits. I myself wrote a whole book comparing Zionists to Afrikaners (and French Canadians), and the Israeli occupation of the West Bank has elements of colonialism via the relentless, and increasingly vicious, settlement project. Yet I find the “Zionism (Israel) = colonialism = apartheid” equation factually false, intellectually lazy, morally wrong and practically counterproductive. The Israeli occupation is bad enough without them. The odd juxtaposition of apartheid and colonialism is itself evidence of the paradigm’s scholarly laziness. Students who study apartheid know that the African National Congress strongly insisted that South Africa was everyone’s. Unlike the Palestinian PLO, and certainly unlike Hamas, the ANC shied away from depicting the rival community — the country’s white population — as foreign colonial invaders. Instead, the ANC insisted that the land belonged to all, white and non-white alike. Students may wish to learn more about apartheid, then read the genocidal Hamas Covenant (and no, the 2017 “general document” did not amend the Covenant, as Hamas leaders clarified and demonstrated). If they do, they may be better positioned to answer a simple question: If apartheid explains and justifies the October 7 massacre, why didn’t the original apartheid trigger similar slaughters of white South African civilians? Why didn’t the ANC’s armed wing, the uMkhonto we Sizwe, butcher and kidnap hundreds or thousands of Afrikaner women, elderly people and children? If not apartheid, perhaps then colonialism? The chronicles of colonialism are certainly more violent. The savage war between France and the FLN in Algeria is an extreme case in point, involving mutual atrocities against civilians, like the massacres of Arabs in Sétif (1945) and of French in El-Halia (1955). Is this eye-for-an-eye butchery what proponents of the “Zionism = colonialism” equation propose? If so, we should look at where the Israeli-Palestinian conflict approaches this horrendous end of the (anti-)colonialist spectrum of atrocities — and where this analogy fails. Israel came closest to deliberately targeting civilians in Deir Yassin (1948), Tantura (1948), Qibya (1953) and Kafr Qasim (1956). All these incidents likely included war crimes, but overwhelming historiographical evidence indicates there was no authorized, premediated massacre of civilians. Importantly, Israeli leaders abhorred these incidents. Consider the massacre at Kafr Qasim, which happened on the first day of the 1956 Sinai War, when Israeli border police lethally enforced a wartime curfew, leading to over forty civilians killed, about half of them women and children. The Israeli government strongly condemned the act, with Prime Minister David Ben Gurion denouncing it as “an atrocity that undermines the most sacred foundation of human morality.” The Israeli parliament stood up to honor the memory of the victims in a moment of silence. Can anyone imagine the Hamas, or even the PA, following suit? Unlike Israel, Palestinians have deliberately and specifically targeted Israeli (and occasionally non-Israeli) civilians. This has been an explicit goal and an ongoing practice for numerous Palestinian groups. These terror attacks are almost innumerable, but, focusing on the October 7 carnage, several key differences between the FLN in Algeria and Hamas atrocities are worth noting. First, except for the 1958 failed attempt to assassinate the French Information Minister, the FLN never attacked, let alone perpetrated massacres, in France, whereas Hamas overwhelmingly and consistently targets civilians in Israel per se, not just settlers in the West Bank (to reiterate, there are no Israeli settlers in Gaza). Second, the 1955 massacres were not sanctioned by the FLN leadership; in fact, the FLN head command firmly condemned the massacres. Third, compared to the 1955 massacres, the number of Israeli civilians slaughtered, certainly in proportion to the overall population, is far higher. Notably, in seven years of war, France killed over half a million Algerians, and possibly three times as many, the overwhelming majority of them civilians. In its 75 years of existence, Israel has killed over 40,000 Palestinians, mostly combatants (mainly by Israeli air strikes in Lebanon and Gaza, but civilians were rarely, if ever, deliberately targeted). To state the obvious, the FLN never sought to eradicate France nor annihilate all French. Anti-Israel students may want to pause and wonder why it was the First Intifada (1987-1991), devoid of the sadistic and genocidal dimensions of Hamas, that fostered the most courageous rapprochement between Israelis and Palestinians, for which Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin paid with his life; why it was Hamas, through its 1995-96 suicide attacks, that crushed the Oslo peace process and brought Benjamin Netanyahu to power; and why their most vocal bedfellows are the autocrats of Iran, Russia and Turkey. Academia is no guarantee against the closing of the mind to facts and moral doubts. Indeed, in their facile, righteous reading of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict through apartheid and colonialism, far-left students and faculty effectively colonize their own minds. Academia now faces its own distinct abyss. Rather than using our intellectual tools to understand and help people, we use people as tools for self-conceited campaigns. Rather than caring about people who suffer, we leverage their suffering for our aggrandized sense of righteous heroism. Rather than inspiring people for peace and progress, we sow hatred by boxing them into curated concepts that serve our professional careers. Falling into this self-trap, we not only betray our vocation, but our fellow humans. The ivory tower can still be a beacon of human solidarity. At its best, academia provides us with a wonderful opportunity to construct our moral and emotional compass by embracing, not eschewing, truth and doubts; by introspection, not conformism; by rising up to the promise of our unique humanity, not by degrading fellow humans. Uriel Abulof is an associate professor of political science, teaching at Tel Aviv University and Cornell University. He lives in Jerusalem.
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I cannot loving believe these people share a religion, this looks like the scene from a movie about Holocaust 2024. Zionists aren't really Jewish people.
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before I get the I would like to remind you that the US is currently supplying israel's GTA rampage within gaza.
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Sherbert Hoover posted:crying out war hymns as they charge tanks with melta bombs this sucks
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External Organs posted:George: I jumped into a hole in my front yard and emerged 5 minutes later, like a newborn baby, from another hole right next to Yankee stadium. Right next to Steinbrenner's parking spot!
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do not enjoy hamas being compared to a horde of ravening orks, but also know 40k people well enough to know that they idolize orks and the ork lifestyle
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Much like Hamas, Orks are made for fightin and winnin.
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so who's the necrons in all this then?
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Owlbear Camus posted:so who's the necrons in all this then? Democrats
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Right now there are probably hundreds of thousands of people in Gaza knowing they just lost their children/brothers/sisters/etc. And tens of thousands more dealing with the pain of their physical injuries with little material support. It's impossible to fully wrap your head around. Such a huge number of people are having the worst experience of their entire life right now. Parents knowing their children are gone, and many of the children who survived are dealing with life-altering injuries. It's one thing to know this in the abstract, but it just goes beyond anything that can properly be described. Even if/after a ceasefire is called, this suffering will just continue for the rest of these peoples' lives. Children growing up without their siblings or parents, or whose friends were killed/maimed. The same thing Israel has been doing for decades that inspired Hamas's resistance, but directly affecting even more people in extreme ways. Regardless of how this specific conflict ends, I cannot see Israel surviving in the long term. For every person motivated to take up arms against them in the present, there will be even more in the future resulting from what Israel has done these past few weeks.
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Hezbollah is eldar. Supposed to be really tough but is in their cryptic bullshit phase rn.
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ex post facho posted:Iowa democrats reading the room very well fizzier posted:The Democrats are gonna lose the elections and absolutely deservedly so. mcmagic posted:I wonder if Wolf got disinvited from the AIPAC gala this year........ External Organs posted:George: I jumped into a hole in my front yard and emerged 5 minutes later, like a newborn baby, from another hole right next to Yankee stadium. Right next to Steinbrenner's parking spot! lmfao
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Harik posted:
It's so gaudy that that they're using AI for this. There's just this particular patina to AI generated "art" that makes it obvious.
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this is Just a preview of whats coming for the israeli project. these people are being smart by leaving while they can. https://x.com/ragipsoylu/status/1720195697427841316?s=46&t=kY7HKwmb1RBg9U186lxtbg
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hadji murad posted:thanks for the links about that interview good folks of cspam There's actually a slightly longer one than the ones that have just been posted (if anyone has it) that has a few extra lines before those ones start. What happens is Wolf is like "can you confirm that the IDF was aware there were civilians at the site before it was bombed?" And the dude is just like "yeah, I can confirm that" deadpan because it doesn't even click for him that it's a bad thing. It takes a few more questions for it to really hit him that Wolf is asking an ethical question and he might be making the IDF look bad. Like it just doesn't occur to the guy for a while I felt like that exchange and the following realization was what was the craziest part of the clip
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https://twitter.com/onetruescotman/status/1720146277290144114
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https://x.com/spectatorindex/status/1720208062785769741?s=46&t=kY7HKwmb1RBg9U186lxtbg this is pretty big if true
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Ytlaya posted:Right now there are probably hundreds of thousands of people in Gaza knowing they just lost their children/brothers/sisters/etc. And tens of thousands more dealing with the pain of their physical injuries with little material support. Westerners justify and defend a government that drops $100,000 bombs to kill one 'target' and sacrificing hundreds of others, often children. It is truly sickening and hard to reconcile with that these attitudes exist amongst my daily life.
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