Democratic National Committee members rejected a resolution calling for an arms embargo on Israel, but pressure continues to mount on party leaders to adopt a stronger stance against the Gaza genocide.
First of all, it’s not an assumption, I can read your posting history.
Secondly, speaking of assumptions, I’m not even an American you myopic dipshit.
And in all likelyhood, I’ve been actually organising and campaigning for longer than you’ve been alive or ‘voting’ your way to change. Over three decades against war, against unjust laws in my country, against fascists in the streets, shutting down American weapons factories, blocking American air force bases and intelligence gathering stations, I’ve been arrested, friends have gone to prison, I’ve worked with refugees at home who were displaced by your Democrat’s wars and been to refugee camps in places like Lebanon.
So keep jerking yourself off while voting for your personal choice Pepsi/Coke brand of fascism, while attacking anyone who actually does things, by all means. But no one here owes you the benefit of the doubt, the time of day, or to entertain your pathetic, vacuous Reddit posturing. Certainly not me.
Cool. Not that I believe your self promotion. If you really read my history you’d see that I never excused any leader from the decisions they made. You’ll see more people like you who jump to conclusions about my beliefs when I ask questions like I did here. I see the current US administration as extremely dangerous and all previous administrations as irrelevant. But for some reason people don’t bother attacking the problem in front of them and would rather complain about the past.
That is a legitimate response to what you said. I’m not as long as this other person in organizing and working but I do a fair amount of on the ground organizing. And it’s a fucking shit load of work. And it requires a ton of patience and broken heartedness. So when we hear from piss babies claiming that we’re not serious because we didn’t vote for your genocide supporter, there’s nothing to say except ppb, good luck.
You didn’t address anything I said. Why complain about Obama or Hoover or George fucking Washington when a significant tragedy is unfolding right now. Of course we can learn from the mistakes of the past, but ignoring the present is being complicit. Good on you for organizing, patience, and all the work in helping others. Volunteer work is a grind especially when politicians could do so much so easily with the stroke of a pen. Those in power NOW need to hear your message.
First of all, it’s not an assumption, I can read your posting history.
Secondly, speaking of assumptions, I’m not even an American you myopic dipshit.
And in all likelyhood, I’ve been actually organising and campaigning for longer than you’ve been alive or ‘voting’ your way to change. Over three decades against war, against unjust laws in my country, against fascists in the streets, shutting down American weapons factories, blocking American air force bases and intelligence gathering stations, I’ve been arrested, friends have gone to prison, I’ve worked with refugees at home who were displaced by your Democrat’s wars and been to refugee camps in places like Lebanon.
So keep jerking yourself off while voting for your personal choice Pepsi/Coke brand of fascism, while attacking anyone who actually does things, by all means. But no one here owes you the benefit of the doubt, the time of day, or to entertain your pathetic, vacuous Reddit posturing. Certainly not me.
Cool. Not that I believe your self promotion. If you really read my history you’d see that I never excused any leader from the decisions they made. You’ll see more people like you who jump to conclusions about my beliefs when I ask questions like I did here. I see the current US administration as extremely dangerous and all previous administrations as irrelevant. But for some reason people don’t bother attacking the problem in front of them and would rather complain about the past.
Word salad. Fuck off.
No legitimate response?
That is a legitimate response to what you said. I’m not as long as this other person in organizing and working but I do a fair amount of on the ground organizing. And it’s a fucking shit load of work. And it requires a ton of patience and broken heartedness. So when we hear from piss babies claiming that we’re not serious because we didn’t vote for your genocide supporter, there’s nothing to say except ppb, good luck.
You didn’t address anything I said. Why complain about Obama or Hoover or George fucking Washington when a significant tragedy is unfolding right now. Of course we can learn from the mistakes of the past, but ignoring the present is being complicit. Good on you for organizing, patience, and all the work in helping others. Volunteer work is a grind especially when politicians could do so much so easily with the stroke of a pen. Those in power NOW need to hear your message.
You don’t really deserve a legitimate response to “let’s just ignore history”
You don’t deserve a response for “let’s just ignore the present”.