Close to zero. It's definitely a proxy for some moral disagreement. "An ethics of engagement" as she put it.

She is not Ukrainian and has no connections to Ukraine. (I'm also not Ukrainian nor do I have ties to Ukraine (or Russia).)

It's additionally vexing as we'll dunk on the Victims of Communism propaganda all the time but this is a shade too far, it seems.

All I can think of would be potential parallels to the Canadian residential school system. There are survivors who call their experience a genocide, and rightly so, but the famine and the schools are apples and oranges.

I suspect I'll take the L on this one, which is fine if it means brokering peace. You're right, I'm not looking take a bullet for Stalin's honor. I'm just not thrilled by the idea that if a survivor says X, that gets accepted without question. She and I joke about Gusanos all the time but this hits different for her because the survivors invoke the term genocide.

Found the source. It's not a joke: https://fee.org/articles/dont-vote-like-a-halloweener/

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Angela Davis, on reading Lenin with the Black Panthers:

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"All of them, any of them that have been in front of me over all these years."

Bail funds. Link me please.

Someone doesn't want it that way.

Is that first flag supposed to be red and black?

Agreed.

Looks good though.

No, because the right side of the P is 2 pixels wide and almost everything else is 3 pixels.

This is the right answer. And move the O one pixel to the right.