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I'm at the JFC, I'm at OMFG. I'm at the combination JFC OMFG 🎵 | My country signed the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and has never lived up to it
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The most accurate & spot-on depiction of maga imaginable.
Isolated.
Voice artificially amplified.
Overly confident in a nonsensical message, whist missing the obvious irony.
I love that this perfect meme to mock them was created by one of their own.
I'm grateful for this small & amusing gift.
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THANK YOU for this very memeable work of art.
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“It’s insanely belligerent to exist in a state of war with countries that don’t recognize your right to exist and declared war on you and never agreed to peace with you.” Okee-dokee. Again: Netanyahu is a criminal who should be buried under the jail. I’m not defending what Israel is doing in Gaza.
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When Egypt destroys border tunnels that’s cool, tho, right? It’s not sordid even when people die. Like it’s sordid when Israel cuts off Gaza’s Internet but why Hamas can’t get Internet, electricity, medicine from its neighbor and former ruler Egypt, well I guess that’s not evil.
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Israe sent thousands of minors into war as soldiers when? Israel’s record on human rights is as bad as Iran’s? Why not just go all the way and say it’s as bad as North Korea’s? I certainly hope you’re protesting Egypt’s failure to demand those sordid Israelis’ refusal to reopen Rafah.
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Oh yes, truly terrifying. As evidenced by Israel using nukes…when, exactly? Or threatening to use its nukes…when? So much more sane to be like Russia with its nukes.
www.pbs.org/newshour/amp...
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Oh, okay. I thought you were talking specifically about Israel and Iran, a country that is so insanely belligerent it sent at least 95,000 of its children to their deaths as soldiers against Iraq. I guess I was misled by your responding to a post that was specifically about Israel and Iran.
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thread of photographs i took at my local protest (11)
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And it’s science too! It’s amazing.
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I have some obvious news: *nothing* Israel could do would make Iran like Israel more.
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It was, in fact, not. The regime that used >95,000 of its own children as soldiers in its war with its neighbor should be taken seriously when it calls for utter destruction. It's not insanely belligerent to see Iran as an existential threat when it continues to call for Israel's utter destruction.
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And would you say that the palestine you mention has reason to attack Israel?
If so, then you've underscored why Israel would have a reason to attack Iran.
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It’s not insane belligerence to assume that an armed nation-state which explicitly calls for your destruction is an existential threat. The attacks may be wrong, and Netanyahu is a criminal legally and ethically who should be buried under the jail, but it’s not insanely belligerent.
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Fair. Here’s another genuinely official doctrine:
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Destruc...
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Israel doesn’t threaten to utterly destroy Iran or have a holiday devoted to the destruction of Iran. It’s charitable to say it’s disingenuous to pretend that Iran doesn’t pose an ongoing existential threat to Israel, even if one thinks Israel’s attack was wrong.
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Destruc...
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đź“Ś
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When you say "don't victimize others or actively help...(others)," are the only two ways to go, I agree. But *not* because "they" are survivors of SA who should've learned a lesson but because they are human beings and what is not acceptable for anyone to do is not acceptable for them to do either.
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I responded to the 4th skeet in a thread. Literally 3 out of those 4 explicitly refer to a lesson to be learned. "Nobody says [SA survivors] have to learn a lesson" when referring to SA: agreed. Exactly. But other victims have an onus to "learn a lesson," i.e., the lesson you say is the right one.
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"We are talking," forsooth, as if I'd responded to you in the first place, your dudeness.
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Believe it or not, people who survive genocide are...people. Who sometimes survive to give birth to...other people. Who die and leave behind bodies to be mourned by...people. Not props to be trivialized and commodified by dudes.
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What is the lesson for the surviving victims of assault that they must learn? Or for victims of child abuse they must learn from each brutality? Surviving victimization entails enough trauma to try to heal from without a *responsibility* to "learn a lesson." Someone's idea of the "right" lesson ofc.
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This one in particular is effing art.
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I love the smell of napalm in the morning, Charlie Brown. It smells like victory.
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Thick thighs save hives!
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Choose your battles, as they say. There so very many hills to die on, this one ain’t for me. Elmu can pay people to pretend to care.
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Well done!
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My nipples and pimples would like you to expoundle a bit more
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đź“Ś
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The world of rap contains multitudes, including both Chief Keef and Chiefer Kiefer
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Absolutely concur, this scumbag’s only possible reason to not want to live in a world where Germany won is who would he refuse to rent apartments to?
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I had hematospermia last year (everything is apparently fine), can confirm
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Well *now* I think the joke is funny
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no one thought my joke was funny? i’d better write an article about how bluesky is broken
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Years out of NYC, where I assumed local laundry complications were yet another small price to pay, and I’m now so used to expecting my own dishwasher & W/D, now I can never move back to NYC because I’ll never be rich enough to have those there.
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“It’s my work. You can’t reduce my passion to parental indoctrination. Why did Picasso paint? Why did Mozart compose?”
“Picasso’s father was a painter. Mozart’s father was a musician.”
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I was nearly 50 and a new resident of Durham NC when I learned about the Wilmington Massacre. And I still only learned about it because I went to a Black barber.