MrBusinessMan @ MrBusinessMan @lemm.ee

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He’s got a point. America is a nation built on strict conformity and following the rules. Without that stuff we could end up like some crazy third world country.

I think she would make a fine Presidentress. Seems like she has a few great ideas up her sleeve about how to get this country out of the mess that Joe got us into.

Damn they should leave the rest of Palestine next

So in the end, every Israeli citizen is responsible for all of this violence, since it's their government doing the ethnic cleansing and apartheid. They actually elected the fascists who have a million times more power than Hamas to end all of this, so every Israeli is basically evil. Thanks for clearing that up for us!

"Sorry bucko gate is locked, if you even get too close to it an Israeli sniper shoots you in the knee (be grateful next time it's the head!). Get back in the cage! "

Ok, now what do you do?

You support Palestine while they do nothing and go like sheep to the slaughter. Once they fight back to avoid their own anhilation you no longer support them. In the end, you support genocide.

Israel literally kills more civilians and children than Hamas does. They are quite literally more brutal, more violent, and are the clear aggressor in the conflict so have less excuse for all of it. Palestine is not occupying Israel.

So Israel should first overthrow and destroy the Likud party and most of the rest of their parties, which are all fascist, instead of dropping more bombs on Gaza.

Israel was using these ravers as human shields by putting the rave on stolen land outside their concentration camp. What a bunch of cowards.

Stuff like this is why I am glad I live in a free capitalist society that lets me choose what I want to buy. I shop around for my concert tickets for example, and do not go to concerts in warzones or outside of concentration camps.

They’ll bill you and send it to collections and fuck your credit

It’s good practice to buy at least one or two new smartphones per year.