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The Oklahoma City bombing was a white supremacist action, I believe.

Israel is bad for committing genocide.

Palestinians are apparently bad for not wanting to be genocided.

They attacked and defeated a huge number of military targets as well, which has been heavily downplayed in the Western News media I've seen.

And kicking residents out to make those areas, right?

Yes

It's pretty common for hb users to have "any/all" or "none/username". It's not a hindrance.

Literally created them: https://theintercept.com/2018/02/19/hamas-israel-palestine-conflict/

Out of curiosity, what results do you get when you search "US White supremacist militia"?

Those seem like terrorist organizations to me, and I think the U$ has better "human rights" than Gaza.

To be clear, from your post history, your positions are:

• Ukrainian Nazis are right to fight Russia.
• There's no excuse for Hamas.

Is that accurate?

I've never been trying to hide behind a mask, just like the Zionist entity has never tried to hide that it primarily targets civilians.

You know as well as I do that a de-militarized Israel would very rapidly no longer exist.

Yes

I think it's important to keep in mind that the Zionist entity is completely capable - at any moment - of surrendering, releasing all hostages, de-militarizing, and vowing to never again attempt to kill civilians.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hannibal_Directive

Hamas is a Palestinian group that is fighting them, which is why the anti-Israel folks will often support that.

Hamas also came into being because of Israel supporting it over secular (communist) resistance groups.

https://theintercept.com/2018/02/19/hamas-israel-palestine-conflict/

I'd wear that

She has a lot of great takes, but at one point (in like 2020?) recommended a red-brown alliance as the way to go.

I think she's well worth reading, but I have some reservations.

At a glance, the Teamsters and IWW might have some resources for tech worker unions.

I think, if you wanted to push for a union in your workplace, someone who actually works there would have to lead the charge with signature collection etc.

I'd emigrate to the DPRK if I could, and if they'd take me.

It costs something like $3,000 to renounce U$ citizenship, and that's only if you're able to get citizenship somewhere else.

Even for the few people with skills in demand elsewhere, it's prohibitively expensive.

Sure thing!

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