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That's one of the worst hot takes you've had. What Biden and Blinken have done to prevent this from spiralling into a regional war has been miraculous. |
| Israel is sealing its fate. It has created a new generation of haters by leaving so many children orphans. And hopefully it will no longer have support of the U.S. when all is said and done. |
Maybe we’ll find a pro-American citizens or anti-starvation POTUS? When Hilary lost in 2016 Biden went nuts to embrace the progressives in 2020 (and then abandoned them…) if Biden loses in 2024 we may have a very different attitude in a 2028 candidate about Israel’s behavior. |
I’m a DP. The US has repeatedly vetoed UN resolutions calling for ceasefire and is defending Israel at the ICJ while letting American citizens— theoretically their chief concern?— die under Israeli fire. No. This isn’t “miraculous”. |
Those vetos will be the Biden Administration's legacy. |
Hey, genius, Gaza IS obliterated. Haven't you noticed? And this is what the pro-Biden, pro-Israeli faction doesn't seem to grasp. Biden has proven that he is willing, if not abetting, Israeli to destroy Gaza, to kill thousands of children, to murder hundreds of relief workers, to eliminate journalists, and to starve an entire population. Biden has proven this already with his months and months of behavior. His words have not resulted in any change in action. On the other hand, Trump is a wild card. He might continue to aid Israel, or he might not want to spend billions of dollars aiding a foreign nation that doesn't need our help. Either way, Biden has lost a significant portion of the young voting population, as well as enough voters who are seeing the horrors in Gaza that it is putting his presidency in jeopardy. If Biden loses, it is his own damn fault. |
NP. After Jared’s comment, Trump will definitely be in favor of obliterating Gaza since he’d be poised to make a lot of money rebuilding there. If you care about Gaza, you really don’t want Trump. |
I think carefully ushering us out of the pandemic and managing to get inflation down without dropping us into a recession, and bringing us the strongest economy in the world, might be more of his legacy. That, plus the biggest investment in the environment, energy, and infrastructure in generations. But what do I know. |
How could this be worse? Israelis have killed 32K Gazans, nearly half of them children, hundreds of thousands are starving, the infrastructure of Gaza has been destroyed, settlers are moving in droves to the West Bank, Israel are Iran are at the brink an escalated conflict, thousands of Israelis are protesting against Netanyahu, etc. Half the world thinks that the US is complicit in a possible genocide. Oh, and Israel has not managed to get back all of its hostages, while creating a new generation of Hamas. What an amazing strategy Israel has pursued possibly the worst strategy ever following the heartbreak of 10/7. |
They would be the legacy of any US administration. |
Trying to equating opposing man made famine to being pro hamas is getting old fast. |
They are negotiating with terrorists who hide behind women, children, sick patients, and actively try to make civilians, their own people, get killed and starve so they can blame Israel some more. How do you negotiate well and fast with a death cult? I am amazed they have gotten some hostages out and are still in talks for a ceasefire. |
What is the excuse for killing the aid workers? What is excuse for the regular murders in the West Bank? What is the excuse for allowing Israeli protestors to block aid truck? |
Then why do you care if people who don’t want children starved in our name and don’t want American citizens hunted down and murdered by the IDF stay home, if Biden is such an amazing success? If you don’t care about what we care about, why do you want our vote? |
It might be hard for you to grasp, but these are the two parties in this war. You're pro-Israel or pro-Hamas. Nobody likes starving civilians. |