HomerianSymphony @ HomerianSymphony @lemmy.world

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And the president and I are working around the clock every day to get that ceasefire deal done and bring the hostages home. So, I respect your voices, but we are here to now talk about this race in 2024.

She handled that well, but she’s gotta know that line is going to start to sound a bit stale by November, right?

She and Biden either have to deliver some kind of progress on Gazs by mid-October (which I don’t see happening — not with Biden in charge), or she’s got to up the rhetoric on Gaza a little before the election.

*Dion

But yes.

I thought his job was being a non-threatening gay man.

You know, he has to be gay, but not in any way that a straight person might be too uncomfortable with. It’s not easy.

he might not fuck up TOO much at the UN

See, the convenient thing about the UN post is that, even though it’s prestigious, it’s also not of much consequence because America doesn’t care about the UN.

If he’s good at verbal exchange but not so good at governing, maybe Harris could try making him a diplomat.

Maybe he could be US Ambassador to the United Nations, like Nikki Haley was. He wouldn’t even have to leave the United States that way.

Opinions aren’t facts, though. (Even if they contain no misinformation.)

“Look, sometimes you just gotta shut up and accept a genocide” is a pretty crappy election slogan.

So calling them Russian is technically accurate

The word Russian has two meanings in English. It can mean relating to the country of Russia, or relating to the Rus ethnicity.

The Russian language distinguishes the two. The first is росси́йский. The second is ру́сский. Both words are translated as “Russian” in English, which causes confusion in English, but there’s no such confusion in Russian.

These people (Dagestanis) are Russian in the first sense, but not the second sense.

Historically, the second sense of “Russian” included Ukrainians and Belarussians (so you could say Ukrainians were Russian in the second sense, but not the first sense) but it’s become controversial to do so since the Russian invasion of Ukraine.

Metallic doesn't kill you even if you ate it

The article says it’s safe to touch and even swallow, but inhaling it causes problems consistent with the victim’s symptoms.

*she

yeah its like bush and clinton cover up to 2016

You’re forgetting 2008 and 2012.

Another person posted an image calling Rittenhouse a “Biological female” and listed the traits that they believed showed that Rittenhouse is a trans man.

I know it’s bullshit, but I kinda want to see that list.

Thank Christ.

Maybe there’s some hope for Gaza yet.

Why is this downvoted? Who is downvoting linguistic facts?

I guess linguistics is now political in this country.

This country is so fucked.

It honestly could be either.

And both options are depressing.

voting third party is making a choice to support a second Trump regime.

But a Republican would tell me that voting third-party is a choice to support a Harris regime.

Which is correct?

(Neither.)

I have no idea what you’re accusing me of.

The vowel in father is pronounced closer to the front of the mouth and the vowel in bother is pronounced closer to the back of the mouth.

Kamala has the father vowel, while comma has the bother vowel.

Voting third-party means I don’t like either of them.