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Kumikommunism [they/them] @ Kumikommunism @hexbear.net
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  • Uh, nice attempted topic change there. Guess you are just going to ignore that the Democrats are even more anti-immigrant than Trump is because it doesn't fit your narrative.

    I can't believe you're bragging about the Republicans not pushing an anti-immigrant bill. Truly sick stuff for someone who was pretending to care about racism from Republicans.

    Biden and Harris have both promised and delivered on being more racist than Trump, who is already incredibly racist. You don't dislike racism. You dislike it when Red Team does it.

  • Why would they vote for Harris, who has already stated her desire to support Israel's genocide and ethnostate? How long before her racist leadership tries to outright deport all Muslim citizens for being "too anti-semitic"?

  • All of the worst ones just didn't attend. Most of those in congress who "protested" by being absent for his speech still give their full support to Biden when he directly supplies the genocide with money and bombs. If you're committed, the only way to change anything is to deny your support to anyone who doesn't outright demand an end to the occupation of Palestine. Silence is complicity in suffering of this magnitude.

  • Oh yes, I'm very biased. Biased against genocide. I hate anyone who does it, or defends people doing it.

    This may blow your mind, but there are people who have actual principles in this world. Like feel strongly enough about genocide to just point at someone planning to perform genocide and say, "wow, that's bad" with no equivocation. You do not want to do that.

    What Trump will or won't do doesn't change anything. Kamala has not publicly rescinded her islamophobic statements, recanted her support for an ethnostate, or made any tangible criticism of Israel. Anyone who votes for her is doing so with full knowledge that she will participate in genocide. And you aren't even denying it.

  • She is running for president of the United States. What most call the most powerful office in the world. Biden has been using that position to participate in genocide. And your argument for her is that she may have said some vague thing that you can't even quote?

    Has she said what she's going to do with possibly the most power someone can have in the world? Has she said what actual, tangible, actionable plan she supports? Has she said why Netanyahu is bad? And what about the rest of his ethnostate that agrees with him on the need for an ethnostate?

    Nothing will change because of Kamala. She's a Democrat and takes AIPAC money. It's like saying a logger is going to stop deforestation.

  • U.S. goods and services trade with China totaled an estimated $758.4 billion in 2022.

    So how much money can China expect to be given for 4 times as much trade?

  • So how much is the US going to start directly paying China for all the stuff they make?

  • My first reaction on seeing the title was to name a games that just have fun core mechanics where replaying the game is basically just doing more of the same fun thing, so ULTRAKILL means I'm on the right track.
    Prodeus is a pretty good doom clone. Not as in-depth as ULTRAKILL, but nonetheless has fun weapons and your basic doom (eternal) movement/mechanics. Blasting your way through enemies is as fun on the first level as the last. And the Quake games hold up extremely well, and the mechanics are so simple and powerful that you can really have fun replaying and getting better.
    Stealth games are also very fun for this. The Splinter Cell series (especially Chaos Theory) are very fun to try to perfect/improve on. Dishonored and Thief as others have mentioned. And Midnight Club is the best racing series for this. You'll have to emulate it, but it's worth it. Completely open-world, and learning the city layout over time is very satisfying.

  • You can just not respond lol. I knew you weren't going to have anything worthwhile to say, but instead of turning tail and walking away like liberals usually do, you gotta waste time with reddit-tier turbo nerd responses. I just know you are familiar with the inside of a locker.

    Dutifully reciting DoD memos verbatim and then calling me a bootlicker lol

  • That's weird that she has the same exact response to both the comments you asked her about. This story feels very real and true.

    Ask "her" if "she" has any rebuttal to the actual things being said.

  • I mean yes, nationalists will be nationalists. I can also find a ton of confederates in the south of the US, flying the flag and everything. Here's hoping she doesn't have the same views on ethnicity as most nationalists do 😬

  • So the southern US is its own independent country right? The losing side of civil wars gets to keep "their" land? (Actually this is being too charitable to Taiwan, they actually invaded land and called it theirs)

  • individuals who already have questionable allegiance to the US

    He's protecting US global financial interests. How is his allegiance any less than any other senator? Substantiate this.

    Just keep in mind the Ukrainians still want to fight.

    Americans still wanted to fight at the end of the Vietnam war. I can show you many statements. The question is which Ukrainians. Substantiate this.

    It’s not like the US are the ones trying to kill the Ukrainian president to get their way.

    The US has tried to assassinate foreign leaders for political convenience 100s of times over the past 100 years. The US is morally inferior to Russia, which is already incredibly morally corrupt.

  • war-centric economy that's ultimately degrading their society even further

    You're talking about the US here right?

  • American liberals wanting to absolve themselves of any responsibility.

    Israel would crumple like tinfoil if the countries who stood against them could attack them directly. It is only America's arms, aid, and threat of retaliation that dissuades that. This is as much America's genocide as Israel's.

  • On the electricity video, he was actually correct. It was mostly a matter of semantics and people clinging to the common models of electricity.

  • His video with one of those "genetic research" companies was very bad anti-privacy propaganda, where they used the excuse of catching the Golden State Killer as justification for storing and using the related genetic information of masses of unconsenting individuals.

    He's also dipped several times into making state department propaganda like Smarter Every Day consistently does. Not nearly quite as bad as him yet though.

    And he's made several videos about failures of capitalism, wherein he very obviously refuses to identify it as the problem. Like the one about planned obsolescence or leaded gasoline and another I'm forgetting.