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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]For comparison’s sake, how many people did Trump kill by cutting off USAID food assistance?[/quote]

Oh, you mean using USAID to fund color revolutions in foreign countries?[/quote]
No, I mean the hundreds of thousands of deaths from cutting off food to starving people. I’m sorry the foreign actors feeding you garbage on X.com told you it was “color revolutions” or whatever nonsense you imagine. It was actually food. For children. Children who starved to death.[/quote]

NP. This is a thread about grievous bodily harm inflicted on an American citizen by another American citizen in the United States. Why are you bringing up the theoretical impact of USAID cuts to noncitizens outside of the United States? Go post your grievances in another thread. [/quote]

Because our "leaders" kill scores more people on a daily basis with their policies, but you are allowing yourself to be whipped into a frenzy over regrettable but isolated instances of violence while ignoring large scale violence committed by the people in charge. [/quote]

No. People are permitted to care about multiple things at once. I’m a Mamdani-type Democratic always person who actually lives in NYC and takes public transportation. I’m a woman. The safety concerns I have for myself, for my husband - who had just left work when the Blackstone/NFL shooting happened in the lobby he had just walked out of - and for my DC are real. I can simultaneously decry the decimating, devastating consequences of destroying USAID, of the vaccination policies of RFKJrs HHS, all of it.

My outgoing highly corrupt mayor came into office because of ranked choice voting but also due to legitimate safety concerns held by working class, MC, UMC people. It’s an important issue and doesn’t warrant patronizing comebacks.

This young woman had her life ruined by someone who, in a better world, would have been under an involuntary hold for public safety. It’s a tragedy. It warrants compassionate and serious discussion.[/quote]

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