:rofl:
:clap: Perfection.

Please continue your genocide apologia — it’s clearly doing wonders in the US and around the world.

jihadi protestors — BitconnectCarlos

Nope. Keep trying though.

(Someone’s been watching Fox News.)

Just to get it all straight:

- storming the Capitol building in attempt to overturn an election, chanting “Hang Mike Pence,” smashing windows and injuring police officers = perfectly fine tour.

- students protesting genocide on college campuses = threat to the world.

Genocide apologists really can’t do satire. — Mikie

Genocide apologists really can’t do satire. It’s more funny to watch them try though.

Likud is like the US and murdering 15,000 innocent children is fine because Hamas are the Nazis and 300,000 German children were killed so bada bing bada boom hey look Joe DiMaggio and done. Genocide justified.

So Likud is the US of WWII now. :lol:

Genocide apologist greatest hits volume 1. Cool. :yawn:

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Anyway:

https://news.gallup.com/poll/642695/majority-disapprove-israeli-action-gaza.aspx#:~:text=%2D%2D%20After%20narrowly%20backing%20Israel's,actions%2C%20while%2036%25%20approve.

Good to see Americans — along with the rest of the world — aren’t buying the pathetic justifications for genocide.

Oh cool now the genocide apologist is calling people Nazis! Doing his greatest hits!

Oh look the genocide apologist is attempting satire. Emphasis on attempting. Too stupid to even do that correctly, but what do we expect?

It is kind of fun watching genocide apologists rambling on like morons. But in the meantime, 15,000 + children have been murdered. And the world sees it and wants it to stop.

15,000 children dead. We know you cheer it on, no need to reiterate it. The rest of the world (literally) has moved on from genocide apologia.

15,000 murdered children and counting. A genocide right before our eyes. I wouldn’t compare it to the Holocaust myself, but thanks for reminding us of WWII and how Nazis could get away with such atrocities thanks to apologists like you. But it’s Jewish guys in government doing it now, so it’s cool. They have good intentions and all.

Demonstrators agreed to dismantle their encampment at Brown, which had been removed by Tuesday evening, and university leaders said they would discuss, and later vote on, divesting funds from companies connected to the Israeli military campaign in Gaza.

That’s how easy it is. :clap:

https://www.nytimes.com/2024/04/30/us/brown-divestment-deal.html

No no, they’re too busy defending a genocide. Oh I’m sorry, I mean murdering thousands of babies.

That is what we imagine you looking like, incel. Well done. (Having a cartoon ready on the occasion that someone accurately describes you as an incel definitely shows you’re not one. Guess this happens a lot to you. )

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Truly amazing that a racist imbecile like this — and likely returned banned member — has lasted this long on this site.

a 35 year old such as you — Lionino

Hey thanks!

Now run along little incel girl.

No big deal — doesn’t matter to me. The mods can merge the two if they want. I was just throwing it out there.

It really feels like they're gambling the interests of future generations on the selfishness of a few incredibly stubborn old people. — Mr Bee

Yes. And look what they did to Bernie— twice. They’d rather lose the election than give it to someone that isn’t part of the Obama-Clinton DNC machine.

With rulings coming soon, watch for the destruction of Chevron, the destruction of labor laws, the destruction of environmental regulations, and generally the destruction of freedom.

But yeah, throwing away votes in protest back in 2016 was definitely worth the temporary feeling of moral righteousness.

If anything it should go in “Supreme Court (general discussion)” thread.

As you note, Trump has to be beaten democratically for it to matter. He's not going to be beaten with all these trials. — Hanover

True— but the Supreme Court knows very well what it’s doing. It shouldn’t have even been taken up.

I hope Willie lives another 15 years

Anyway, leaving racist incels aside, this is interesting:

Omar draws criticism for suggesting some Jewish students are ‘pro-genocide.’

Fine to call any protest “antiemetic,” but being pro-genocide (which happens to be closer to the truth) is a bridge too far. Such consistency in the genocide apologist logic.

looks foldable with one punch — besides being ugly — Lionino

In that case, definitely keep your icon a skull. I hear the same is true of racist internet trolls.

And racists like you make racist remarks.

Another overtly racist remark. How surprising.

As Anger Grows Over Gaza, Arab Leaders Crack Down on Protests

It won’t do any good. People really dislike genocide, which is exactly what this is— all pathetic gaslighting by dullards notwithstanding.

It will continue until the genocide stops.

https://www.youtube.com/live/S2-Wu6JQzp4?si=-E7NVXRgeHW-6ryg

Best to listen to someone who’s been right for the last 30 years.

I seem to be the only one (here) mentioning/remembering the hostages — tim wood

How brave and exceptional. The only one! Wow! Great job!

15,000 children dead…but yeah, good to keep emphasizing the hostages, many of which Israel has already killed. All with good intentions of course.

10/7 was attempted genocide. — BitconnectCarlos

:lol:

There is no genocide — Moses

There is.

but there are modern day brown shirts — Moses

There aren’t.

The thugs that have murdered 15 thousand children or university protesters who’ve murdered 0 people? Which thugs are you referring to? — Mikie

So people who go around punching or burning babies aren't necessarily bad people, Israel is much worse after all. — BitconnectCarlos

So now the people burning babies— Israel— are the good guys, and carrying a flag is the true baby-burning.

Living in opposite-land must be nice. I prefer the real world, but then I’m not a genocide apologist.

Maybe it was the thugs flying Hezbollah flags — BitconnectCarlos

The thugs that have murdered 15 thousand children or university protesters who’ve murdered 0 people? Which thugs are you referring to?

Things don't pop up for no reason — Barkon

Sometimes they do. Stop looking for certainty in human-made ideas like causality. The world is a messy place, and there are things we don’t understand and may never will.

The story of the big bang is one story. Happens to be an empirically well-supported one currently, but will likely change in time. Don’t get too hung up on it.

protesters are calling for violence and repeats of 10/7 — BitconnectCarlos

What protesters?

Israel’s defense minister was calling for genocide early on. Excused as just “knee-jerk remarks” right after October 7th. So that kind of rhetoric gets a pass— but a few students making remarks in reaction to genocide is a step too far.

Always amazing to watch the selective outrage.

Why would they do that? — RogueAI

If you have to ask…

The war criminal doesn’t like the protests. What a shocker.

They didn’t like Vietnam protests in the 60s either. Plenty of pro-war dullards defending the US invasion of Vietnam and subsequent atrocities inflicted on the Vietnamese people back then too.

Funny to watch it happening again. And once again the students are correct and the dullards will be looked on very poorly in the future.

But even checks and balances— and any other principle, rule, or law — makes no difference if no one takes it seriously.

By prolonging deliberation they are dragging their feet and in effect obstructing justice. — Fooloso4

They’re deliberately dragging it out so that the trial is postponed until after the election.

That’s all there is to it. It’s really that simple, and anyone who isn’t neck deep in political hobbyism can see it. The answer is obvious: no, he’s not above the law. They also moved quite quickly on the Colorado ballot case, so we know they’re capable when they see fit.

Personally, I don’t care— it SHOULD be the people rejecting him. If we’re really so stupid as to elect this guy again, then what difference does a Supreme Court ruling really make?

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