Kamala was VP under Biden, who like Obama gave billions to Israel to murder Palestinians. Even tho the majority of people oppose the war, they get this anyway.
The US is not a democracy, it’s a capitalist dictatorship.
So you’re trying to tell me it would’ve been the same and/or worse under Kamala? I want some of whatever you’re on…
I get it’s not ideal, but you’ve got millions of idiots here in the US that couldn’t give a shit about Palestine. I’m not one of the ones you need to convince of this. I just voted for the better of the two options this time around considering the stakes. Voted Bernie Sanders in both 2016 and 2020.
Edit: wonder if you’ll still feel the same way once the special needs orangutan and his best buddy Netanyahu turn Gaza into a strip mall or golf course….
Pretty sure what they meant is same for Palestine.
However it would be without the blatant authoritarian BS going on that hurts people in the US even more.
If your end goal is the fall of US as the result of this, then fair, and I do hope this doesn’t lead to the worst outcome possible - a third world war.
That was kind of the critical issue going on. There was this whole movement to get some kind of course change on Israel. Biden made it clear there was a higher chance of Trump changing course on Israel. Kamala insisted she would not change course from Biden.
Harris has been an unapologetic accomplice of genocide. We can criticize Trump for all his flaws but one must acknowledge his success in brokering a peace deal.
Y’all shoulda voted Kamala and this wouldn’t have happened…
Ah yes because she said she was going to deport people and shut down protests.
Trump literally said he was going to do that while campaigning - and is now doing just that.
At least you would’ve had a voice.
Point being, this guy wouldn’t be locked up.
Edit: if anyone had any other realistic options given the situation I’m all ears lmao
Kamala was VP under Biden, who like Obama gave billions to Israel to murder Palestinians. Even tho the majority of people oppose the war, they get this anyway.
The US is not a democracy, it’s a capitalist dictatorship.
It never was a democracy
So you’re trying to tell me it would’ve been the same and/or worse under Kamala? I want some of whatever you’re on…
I get it’s not ideal, but you’ve got millions of idiots here in the US that couldn’t give a shit about Palestine. I’m not one of the ones you need to convince of this. I just voted for the better of the two options this time around considering the stakes. Voted Bernie Sanders in both 2016 and 2020.
Edit: wonder if you’ll still feel the same way once the special needs orangutan and his best buddy Netanyahu turn Gaza into a strip mall or golf course….
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That’s exactly what I’m trying to tell you
Pretty sure what they meant is same for Palestine.
However it would be without the blatant authoritarian BS going on that hurts people in the US even more.
If your end goal is the fall of US as the result of this, then fair, and I do hope this doesn’t lead to the worst outcome possible - a third world war.
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That was kind of the critical issue going on. There was this whole movement to get some kind of course change on Israel. Biden made it clear there was a higher chance of Trump changing course on Israel. Kamala insisted she would not change course from Biden.
It really didn’t work out for their campaign.
Changing course - as in changing Gaza into a golf course?
He literally called Biden a “very bad Palestinian” in their debate lol as if that was an insult. Y’all are whacked out of your minds
I suggest you pay attention to actions rather than words. Trump brokered a peace deal in 10 days when Biden refused to do so in over a year.
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Damn, Trump brought peace to the Middle East? News to me lol. As far as I’m aware, Israelis are still slaughtering Palestinians
Maybe he should work some of his magic with Ukraine and Russia
Edit: why is this dude still protesting if Trump brought peace hah
Harris has been an unapologetic accomplice of genocide. We can criticize Trump for all his flaws but one must acknowledge his success in brokering a peace deal.
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Why do you feel the need to insult me? Rule #1 of this community is “Be civil and nice.”