Holy shit, thanks. I’m so proud!

And that’s why I didn’t want to bother making a whole account.

At least a mod saw it lol

I was gonna but I haven’t logged into for years and I think I lost access to my account and I don’t really want to make a new one. Anyone who can is welcome to do it.

There is a 'don’t ’ in the sixth paragraph which should be ‘do not’ and therefore isn’t funny.

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Of course! Why else would it be called, “Mandatory Palestine?”

Here you go

: Here’s what we believe and why we believe it.

: LA LA LA I CAN’T HEAR YOU

: I don’t understand why Hexbear believes the things they do, can someone explain? Is it because [thing I pulled out of my ass]?

: Partially, but it’s mostly because [other stuff pulled out of an ass]

None of them actually give half a shit about understanding anything, or else they’d ask us, they just want to circlejerk and invent random bullshit to attack us with.

Natalie Lose

I had the same thought but I was thinking of making it about slavery/abolitionists, I might make it after work.

1. The Soviet Union should’ve done more to export the revolution to other countries

2. Because they didn’t do this, the Soviet Union betrayed the revolution

3. Because they betrayed the revolution, they were basically the worst thing ever, worse even than capitalist countries like the US

4. Because the US is the lesser evil, it should export the revolution freedom and democracy to other countries.

Trotskyists just want to invade countries and call it liberation, it’s really a short jump into becoming neocos imo.

A POWER-hungry scientist and an evil dictator bidding to create a super-soldier using humans and apes sounds like the stuff of science fiction.

When his project failed, Ivanov was arrested in 1930. He became one of millions rounded up by paranoid Stalin and died in a labour camp in 1932.

Can’t even create human-ape hybrids without the commissar coming after you, that’s just life under totalitarian communism

They did also use grenades.

One of the organization’s founders later said she felt like they turned to these international terror attacks because the left’s lack of success domestically made them feel desperate, and that as radical students they probably should’ve just gone back home to their communities and advocated for their beliefs. The classic, “I’m ready to die for the revolution! But talking to people? No thanks!”

Good to know. I just learned about it today, mostly from NATOpedia.

Well, you got #2 right at least! But way too limited in scope. The sun never sets on the set of countries involved in this, lol.

The theoretical roots of the US political divide goes back to: “We should kill all the natives because they’re racially inferior” vs “As a progressive, the natives are only culturally inferior, and if we destroy their culture and force them to adopt ours at gunpoint, we can make them civilized.” Underneath it all, that’s who they each are.

For instance, the existence of japanese technical schools in China is irrefutable evidence to these people that there’s some sort of Japanese Great Replacement plan to… replace Chinese people with Japanese people?

Wouldn’t this require Japanese people to have kids?

In my experience they don’t even bother making up a source, they just ban/block you for committing the sin of heresy.

I just went thrifting for the first time in like 2 years. I was unemployed and on a spending freeze for non-essentials, and meanwhile the HRT was doing its thing, so I haven’t been able to get new clothes to complement the changes (let alone changes in style). It’s honestly incredible to be able to do that again now that I have a new job and an income, I really got some nice stretchy tops that make my titties pop affirmation and confidence out of it.

the “intellectual father” of the administration’s family-separation policy

“I don’t see my family very much. My wife’s living separately from me right now.”

I thought he liked family separation?

Also I don’t think Zohran’s opinions on Israel would’ve swayed this election one way or the other. I still probably would’ve voted for him if he said the generic pro-Israel democrat talking points because of the material things he was offering, and I imagine a lot people who are pro-Israel but aren’t completely rabid would’ve done the same the other direction.

It’s absolutely wild to me how much foreign policy seemed to be focused on in a mayoral race. Sure, it’s a particularly important mayoral race, but it’s not like the mayor decides whether to send arms to Israel or not. The only point they could raise in the debate was whether the candidate would visit Israel - a completely symbolic gesture. Should I be interrogating my local dogcatcher about their thoughts on the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia?