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Anonymous
No one cares about your hero, "Greenblatt". |
Anonymous
DP It’s not that you don’t give a dang about Zionism - it’s that you don’t give a dang what anyone who disagrees with you thinks regarding Zionism. This movie is so old. |
Anonymous
We care as much about Zionism as we do the Indian Premiere League. There may be a handful of "Zionists" in the US and there may be a handful of cricket fans in the US who care about the IPL but these people simply aren't relevant in this country in any significant way. You need to move to a country with a lot of Zionists who want to discuss "Zionism" with you. |
Anonymous
It seems that a few more than 1% have opinions on the genocide state. These surveys are before the public schism among conservatives that erupted post TPUSA UVU shooting. The trends are irrefutable and irreversible. Every year, more youth will be old enough to vote and the boomers will continue dying. Surveys based on a sample of all Americans: Pew Research: Israel-Hamas Conflict 2 Years Into the War 
Gallup: Less Than Half in U.S. Now Sympathetic Toward Israelis 
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Anonymous
Hey, there! Well, since - checks notes - the U.S. provides zero financial support to the IPL and the IPL isn’t currently slaughtering hundreds of thousands of innocents using U.S. taxpayer underwriting that’s been corrupted by unregulated foreign state lobbying, it might be - just maybe, perhaps - that you have inadvertently brought an orange to an apple party. That likely bring the case, and this will be my diplomatic response before shit gets a bit more tense, feel free to let yourself the F out since tens of millions of Americans like me have a real, very complex problem with our tax dollars being wasted in support of a shitbag regime in a shitbag country that’s presently committing genocide … again, on OUR dime. |
Anonymous
Humans have committed genocide and other atrocities against each other all over the globe since the inception of the human race. There are atrocities continuing to occur in most parts of the world. We all should care about our atrocities impacting our fellow human beings. Please, please tell us what this has to do with "Zionism" and how Zionism impacts people in Nebraska, New Mexico, Rhode Island, or Mississippi? |
Anonymous
"There may be a handful of "Zionists" in the US ???? What a stupid comment. But what's even more stupid is that the foreign agent zionist lobby splits up into different "teams" so that they can pretend to be supporting one political party over the other. Jersusalem Post (November 2024): AIPAC-backed candidates win big in US elections, strengthening pro-Israel presence in Congress At least 318 American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC) backed politicians won their seats in the US elections on Tuesday, AIPAC posted on their X/Twitter. AIPAC is a pro-Israel lobbying group that vowed to spend over 100 million dollars this year in the US elections, according to The Guardian. While AIPAC is the most relevant political action committee for pro-Israel democracy, other Zionist political action committees also played a role, such as J Street and the Joint Action Committee for Political Affairs (JAC). Jstreet is a zionist liberal advocacy group. The PAC contributed nearly $300,000 to primarily Democratic candidates, Opensecrets reports. JAC is a national PAC that contributes to candidates for the US Congress who support a strong US-Israel. The PAC contributed $300,518 to federal candidates in this past election, Opensecrets reports. These contributions exclusively went to Democratic candidates. The aforementioned PACS, JStreet, and JAC have almost exclusively contributed to Democratic candidates in the past election. In contrast, AIPAC has donated to both parties solely in the interest of promoting Israel and ensuring there are more pro-Israel members of Congress. |
Anonymous
Perhaps you and your silly friends should stop voting for politicians who are corrupted by special interests groups. |
Anonymous
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Mamdani is a beneficiary of excellent timing. War weary US was on the brink of war with Iran when he won the primary election and his answer about not going to Israel went viral.
His current win happened after the SNAP cut announcement, and announcements about student loan payments starting again. |
Anonymous
We are paying with U.S. tax dollars for these atrocities being committed by Zionists, and not paying for the other atrocities. Our hands are bloody. What part of that don’t you get? |
Anonymous
Stop supporting politicians who don't give a damn about you and your interests. Take some accountability for what you've done to make it easier for corrupt politicians to remain in power. |
Anonymous
What’s your sage advice when the entire system is effectively corrupted? Again, echoes of the late 1700s … |
Anonymous
Stop rewarding corrupt entities with votes and support and they'll uncorrupt themselves really quick. Not rocket science. |
Anonymous
When we start pouring billions of taxpayer dollars into supporting the janjaweed we can talk! |
Anonymous
| Jonathan Greenblatt gives me the chills. |