Say it with me folks Poverty is a policy choice. Poverty is on purpose. Poverty is violence.

feminists should be more outraged about this. non-white women are forced to give birth in brutal conditions in these detention centers.

teacher losing control of the class energy

"But it was his decision." It should not have been! Democrats don't seem to understand the purpose of a political party.

The craziest thing about Charlie Kirk getting shot is that the President of the United States is a pedophile who’s committing a genocide of the Palestinian people

what's really funny is that even if he does drop out he's fully missed the deadline where the BOE would let him get off the ballot. no one's doing it like mayor adams

The major loophole more commonly known as "this is not a federal crime."

LIVE AND ALIVE

It makes sense why they’d want to try and astroturf this moment into a bizarro inverse George Floyd reckoning, given that everyone hates basically every policy they’ve done in 9 months, the economy is fucked, and they spent the whole summer avoiding that their leader is a pedo.

No.

The great firewall has become the most vindicated policy modern China has ever implemented

If there was even one post by Tyler Robinson saying anything with even a remotely left ideology, it'd be plastered all over the news.

“Move with their belongings” to describe an actual picture of ethnic cleansing.

Getting fired for quoting him directly. The fact that the American government and the media in this country have gone on an all-out suppression blitz for anyone who doesn’t praise and lionize a bigot really shows how dystopian it’s all become.

Aw man, just when we started 'helping' them

IDF soldiers keep saying publicly that they are routinely killing people at aid sites

The median American voter is absolutely comfortable living with dozens of insane contradictions like this. Having a political framework for reality that is logically consistent with itself isn't the norm. These people believe in fucking ghosts and miracles.

What’s refreshing about Javier Bardem/Hannah Einbinder’s statements is that they weren’t vague or preemptively defensive, nor did they reduce the genocide to a faceless ‘humanitarian crisis’. They denounced the culprit unequivocally and named what justice demanded: sanctions.

the asymmetry of acceptable violence also exist in speech. interesting that a direct call to action to violently “take care of” pro palestine protestors exercising their 1a by a senator is not seen as violent, as opposed to a meme schematic in the qrts as a response.

“True courage would have been endorsing the US state department’s position.”