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Returning the hostages won’t stop Israel from bulldozing Palestinian homes
And you know it
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When Saul has slain his thousands and David his ten thousands, neutral parties will not take David’s side
It’s true I’m not interested in a narrative cherry picked to excuse a holocaust
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Thanks for reading me so long
I’ve been consistent on this issue
Israel has been invading Palestine since 1948
They’ve been committing crimes against humanity the whole time
And currently more than ever
Otherwise obviously they would have let Thunberg in
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I hope so, right now the administration is looking for bad behavior to reward
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Hopefully not everyone who can learn a lesson already has
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He‘s humanized
People just like him think his problem was not being enough like them
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The gaslighting is the point and it was in the Beatitudes as well
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That’s what happens when people believe the universe has a dictator & the dictator has friends & enemies
They become friends to their own ideas of dictatorship
They become enemies to humanity
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He’s declaring martial law so he can perform ethnic cleansing & bring back slavery
That’s what deporting people without a trial means
That’s what deporting 11 million people means
That’s all it ever meant
And for all the decades Republicans have wanted this no one in the press has called it out
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No doubt
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It’s not like they only hung out a few times
It’s more like they were best friends, as Epstein himself said to Michael Wolff
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If he’d hacked the voting machines then I don’t think he would have lost by ten points in Wisconsin
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It’s not like they only hung out a few times, it’s more like they were best friends, kindred spirits and closest confidants
I admit I had no idea about this either until recently
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Well, it will get harder for them to keep pretending Trump hires the best people
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As a social science experiment this is pretty special
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Prosecution, extortion, disappearance, from whatever abuse of power depends on police wearing masks
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He said he was going out for smokes and whoever trusted that he was coming back would be rich and live happily ever after, and whoever didn’t believe he was coming back would be tossed in a lake of fire
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Churches are, for their members, about the last sources of trust left in the world, and certainly church is about the only place a Republican politician can hope to outmaneuver Donald Trump
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He did say that
It was ironic
I took it at the time as a reference to personal zealotry
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Possibly he said that
But according to account he also said poverty would always be with us until his return
At which point he would have a final solution & give some of us mansions forever after & send the rest to hell
He said believers would be forgiven anything but unbelief was unforgivable
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Maybe she was not being sincere
But she represented voters who were
Those who hold her beliefs sincerely will think she must have been sincere or she would have known better than to say such things
In that, I am inclined to agree with them
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The Onion couldn’t have made this up