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Mace is an idiot and A Clown. Abby is starting to look like a Clown as well. She showed 0 courage in that interview
I did not say that.
The US can do plenty to redirect Israel's policy. What's naive is pretending that it won't come at a cost, either internally or externally.
I don't subscribe to the notion that this country is omnipotent. We have a lot of tools, but using them bears consequences that I'm not sure certain folks take into account when demand certain things.
Pretending that Jewish voters (who mostly support Democrats) won't turn on a dime if drastic action is taken by us against Israel (especially if such action results in an assault by any of Israel enemies) is short-sided. They may oppose Israel's actions, but they have families/friends down there too.
TL;DR: the things pro-Palestinian protesters want can't be had right now (before the election) if they also care about Kamala being elected. We all know who the alternative is going to be, and what he thinks of a Palestinian state.
It isn't naivety to oppose this genocidal war and still support the ticket. I know whoever will be president will still be the CEO of Western Imperialism and all the Geo-politics that come with it-- I simply don't care for it. I may not know all of the intricate relationships that depend on this unilateral support, but it will not scale in being more important than a human life for me.
Israelis and jewish voters have a right to foment backlash about whatever it is that they want, I'm not going to base my concerns on what might or might not aggravate them. The choice may not be easy, but it is simple, either the admin supports genocide or it doesn't. Pretending that it's more complicated than that is also nonsense imo and the admin runs the risk of gaslighting their supporters by leading with that, if that's how they chose to frame it
It isn't naivety to oppose this genocidal war and still support the ticket. I know whoever will be president will still be the CEO of Western Imperialism and all the Geo-politics that come with it-- I simply don't care for it. I may not know all of the intricate relationships that depend on this unilateral support, but it will not scale in being more important than a human life for me.
Israelis and jewish voters have a right to foment backlash about whatever it is that they want, I'm not going to base my concerns on what might or might not aggravate them. The choice may not be easy, but it is simple, either the admin supports genocide or it doesn't. Pretending that it's more complicated than that is also nonsense imo and the admin runs the risk of gaslighting their supporters by leading with that, if that's how they chose to frame it
Real capitalism is when business leaders abandon their fiduciary duties and use private capital as a prop for a cosplay of an Ayn Rand protagonist.