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In the same way that Jeffrey Dahmer "lost his way." I mean, in some sense it's true I guess, but...

mbin has a different title length limit than Lemmy, which I didn't know.

Just edited it just for you, you should see it fixed whenever it federates.

Israeli forces have been accused of denying access to - and firing on - aid convoys over land to Gaza. Israel denies blocking aid and has instead blamed UN agencies for "backlogs".

My personal fantasy for the day is hearing someone ask the spokesman under oath at the Hague, what exactly he means by this and can he go fully into detail on it please.

Lemmy has a different title length limit than Mbin, as I just now discovered. I kinda like the modified version though. 🙂

Ah.

I call this one the “Mission Accomplished.” Simply declare that the discussion is over, because you’ve already won.

Welp. Have a good night, then.

Not planning on addressing anything I actually said? I asked a few questions, and Biden isn’t Baal or Diablo, although that is a quippy stock response you can throw to avoid continuing the conversation.

Do you have a source that is a little more reliable?

Are you aware what usually happens in countries where they start killing politicians? Like historically in actuality, not just the "how it plays out in the original plan" way?

Yeah. I'm not religious but I've worked with church groups and actually every one I can think of immediately, was out for good and doing Christ things. I think the more prejudicial ones just are more vocal about what they're doing.

Yeeep

And one party has a leader who's now telling the Israelis to stop killing Palestinians and starting to talk about consequences for them if they don't. It's not much; it's very slight, it's nothing that anybody in Gaza is gonna say "oh thank God he was rude to Netanyahu, our problems are over." But it's not something that usually happens, from leaders of either party.

Biden's too far right for you so you miss Clinton? Do you know what happened to the Democratic party's general alignment, in the years that came between Carter and Obama?

And the 2 party system rang true when Reds wanted slaughter and Blues wanted peace.

You know Trump says we should just kill them all, right?

I mean... in fairness, I read a bunch of this thinking through what to write here, and (a) it just made me real real sad (b) I do genuinely think Clinton wanted genuine peace in the middle east. The thing is, he sent billions of dollars of weapons every year too. The stuff you're complaining about Biden doing, Clinton was doing too. Clinton's attitude was if we just get together and talk, maybe we can work it out. I won't say that's wrong. IDK. Like I say, I read up that little summary and it just made me real sad.

All I can really say is that domestically, Clinton pulled the whole party real real far to the right, and Biden is pulling it significantly to the left as compared with the Obama and Hilary positioning.

Democrats CENSURED a Democrat who dissented.

They censured her because she said "from the river to the sea."

Do you know what would have happened to an American congresswoman who said that in the mid-1990s Democratic party?

Now that Dems want genocide, I have no party. We need something else.

This idea that Biden wants what's happening in the middle east right now is absolutely nuts to me. Why do you think he wants that?

I get criticizing him because we're still sending weapons (or trying to). Why do you think he wants this to be happening, though?

(Edit: Oh, also there's this. Not that I think a return to the status quo is all that great a thing, but definitely better than what it was before he came in, yes.)