Would Trump do something like this or even demand a ceasefire like Biden did yesterday? He would not. He would give Netanyahu the green light and not think twice about it.
This is just another reason why I'm voting for Joe Biden this November and I hope everyone else does too.
The thread is filled with total shit. I didn't think reddit would yawn at genocide. I was wrong. Here's the top comment and a reply chain. It was weird to see it because the last two comments are pretty much something I would write as a bitter parody. Yet all the fuckers are serious.
Everyone saying this isn't enough, and it's a meaningless gesture - yes to the first, no to the second.
This is a pretty strong political gesture that Biden is getting very sick of Israel's shit. It's a public distancing of the US from one of its closest allies, in a direct but deniable contradiction of Israel's stance that they're only killing Hamas. It's a not-so-subtle message that he's done expending political capital for them.
Biden is doing the right thing.
Any honest look at the man's life shows us this is his default. He is flawed but he is objectively a good PERSON. Can anyone say that honestly about the other guy?
Lol Jesus Christ. Joe "Super Predator" Biden, "a good person". "My grandpa is a nice guy but just don't talk about black people when hes around. Just a fair warning."
I'm terrible at mental arithmetic but if (god forbid) the Gaza war goes all the way to election day - I guess that means ~250,000 dead/injured/missing in Gaza. Libs will be forced to get more and more ghoulish...
"Yeah, 250k sounds bad. I hate to say it but shit happens. People die. For context one million Americans died from covid in the US. And you have to admit that it's good that Trump isn't president. He would have told Israel to glass Gaza and then laugh about it..."
The comments in r/politics are far worse than what the average liberal says in public. But god only knows what libs say in private. I can imagine I'm standing in line somewhere and a lib is talking on their phone as if they where in private.
They say something like "Of course I'm voting for Biden this November. What's wrong with some people? What do they want him to do? He keeps pressuring Israel. He's doing the right thing!" I'd be in danger of going postal.
I can hear the posts now:
Today's r/politics thread and its top comment.
I. Must. Not. Fedpost.
Holy mother of fuck it's hard not to.
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A reddit thread from yesterday - Biden announces U.S. will airdrop food aid into Gaza : politics
The thread is filled with total shit. I didn't think reddit would yawn at genocide. I was wrong. Here's the top comment and a reply chain. It was weird to see it because the last two comments are pretty much something I would write as a bitter parody. Yet all the fuckers are serious.
He's the type of president you feel you can have an ice cream with.
Have a lick! It's a real yum-yum, jack!
Lol Jesus Christ. Joe "Super Predator" Biden, "a good person". "My grandpa is a nice guy but just don't talk about black people when hes around. Just a fair warning."
I'm terrible at mental arithmetic but if (god forbid) the Gaza war goes all the way to election day - I guess that means ~250,000 dead/injured/missing in Gaza. Libs will be forced to get more and more ghoulish...
"Yeah, 250k sounds bad. I hate to say it but shit happens. People die. For context one million Americans died from covid in the US. And you have to admit that it's good that Trump isn't president. He would have told Israel to glass Gaza and then laugh about it..."
To real. That comment might as well have come from a premonition.
The comments in r/politics are far worse than what the average liberal says in public. But god only knows what libs say in private. I can imagine I'm standing in line somewhere and a lib is talking on their phone as if they where in private.
They say something like "Of course I'm voting for Biden this November. What's wrong with some people? What do they want him to do? He keeps pressuring Israel. He's doing the right thing!" I'd be in danger of going postal.
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