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      Trump being worse deosn’t mean we can’t criticize Biden right now as the sitting president. I have been very supportive of the need to vote for Biden over Trump, but the Democrats need to stop doubling down on denying the atrocities in Gaza already.

      Like they aren’t even using nuance or anything at this point. Threateninng the ICC is absolutely ridiculous.

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        This is unilaterally discrediting our country on the world stage. Trump was bad enough, but we could tell the world over half the county opposed him, and that he lost the popular vote.

        This guy won the popular vote, and he’s out there supporting genocide. What a fucking embarrassment to humanity these “leaders” are. Fuck them both.

        Obligatory yes, I will be voting for Biden again to fend off Trump. I’ll like it even less than I did last time, though.

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          You are absolutely not obligated to say who you will be voting for.

          If anything you’ve undercut your ‘fuck them both’ by following it with ‘but of course I will be supporting THIS ONE SPECIFICALLY’.

          Do what you want at the voting booth but don’t undercut your own message by announcing your hand.

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            Might I add, you will also undercut the concerted effort to supress DNC turn out. Just like every other election remember the ground rules; be cagey; be indirect; accuse people of moral failings; and never ever compromise or adjust your position.

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              the ground rules; be cagey; be indirect; accuse people of moral failings; and never ever compromise or adjust your position.

              Yes those are the rules of being a politician (gotem)

              Why is it always the risk is suppressing VOTER behavior, and never a risk of intentionally suppressing the politician’s genocidal desire? If it’s a covert strategy to suppress voter turnout to raise the expectations of the voters, how does any protest ever effect change?

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                Me more than anyone. To this day I can’t create a reddit account. I just know, come November I want another shot of changing things peacefully. Do understand the power of the US military. Stopping Christo-fascism depends on stopping Trump from grabbing the wheel. If the DNC did their own Jan 6 before Trump was inaugurated I’d applauding it because I know, that was our last chance.

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          Buddy, our country is not so great on the world stage. You honestly think we can sink lower?

          We’ve been down this road so many times and it’s always a kick in the pants when we get hung up on it again and again. To properly take a moral stance you need to gain momentum before the primaries. Biden has not been shy about his stance on Isreal and bibi has been chasing this car like a dog on crack.

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        First things first.

        Criticizing Biden is fine, and everyone should, for the first three years and six months.

        Also, if it wasn’t clear, Biden is super pissed off at Bibi for all his shit. But once trump is defeated we’ll all dogpile on. (Agree dissing ICC is vr bad as well fwiw)

        Until then, there is not much difference between “not voting bc genoside” / “grr biden genocide democrats” and https://www.technologyreview.com/2021/09/16/1035851/facebook-troll-farms-report-us-2020-election/

        I can only think people either are very aware of it (because it’s exactly right) or not aware of it at all, possibly their first time eligible to vote.

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          But once trump is defeated we’ll all dogpile on.

          So one of the other things that is very frustrating is always being told that we just need to wait until after the next election to criticize anything. Our election cycles never seem to end.

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            You absolutely should not be waiting until the next election cycle. You should be voicing your opinion, voting in off-cycle and local elections, and voting for the least harmful option in every election, including the presidential election. It’s a huge machine and voting once every 4 years for the pre-packaged candidate isn’t an effective strategy if you actually want things to change.

            Vote for people that make things better in your community, city, county, state, and then think about federal elections. Displacing the trove of do-nothings or detrimental actors in the smaller elections will change sentiment in the parties and will change the candidates they put through in the primaries… but it will take years for that to happen.

            Either that or revolution… but that’s going to be a whole lot worse for everyone for a few decades, best case scenario.

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              That’s the problem. Most of the far left idealists don’t give a shit between elections. This happens every cycle. And every cycle they never learn.

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                Citation please. The most politically active people I know are well to the left of me. The handful of tankies I know in real life are the most active.

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                  Citation? Really? Most of social media is backed up. Go ahead and see how much the SJW’s were caring about Palestine in 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, and 2023.

                  You do know they have been in conflict since 1948, right? You all act like this shit is new. And it shows in the fact that NONE of you gave a shit about it until now.

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                    “Israel’s been doing this for 76 years!” isn’t the comeback you think it is. Nor is, “Oh, genocide is where you draw the line?”

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            That’s kind of how ‘self rule’ works. You’re supposed to pay attention to politics.

            People not voting is how we got in this mess in the first place.

            Why do you think the GOP’s final defense is always “both sides do it?”

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                TIL telling people to get involved in politics and to go out and vote is exactly the same as telling them to not criticize the government.

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                  People won’t do those things unless they realize that Democratic neoliberal orthodoxy is also the enemy.

                  Criticizing Biden with the goal of awakening the people should be encouraged

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                    So, in a few words, tell me how you intend to reshape the entire political landscape of the United States and usurp both major Parties.

                    I’ve had folks tell me since high school that the Revolution was just around the corner, and the masses would rise and rebuild.

                    What’s so special about your plan?

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            You and me both. Reddit literally browser finger printed my device and banned me in 2023 because I wouldn’t stop raising the flag on Biden. Now here we are and I want to do the whole told you so shit but I know more is at stake here than any other election I’ve lived through.

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          Bibi may lose this election for Biden, and spiral the world downward. This will only strengthen the ties the US has with Israel, however. Trump would absolutely throw a ton of weight behind them, and perhaps even involve the US directly in the genocide.

          Bibi doesn’t give a shit about Biden, and Biden is showing an astonishing amount of weakness by not standing up to him. I’m fucking embarrassed for him, and the entire democratic party.

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            If the only possible outcome is a strengthening of relations with a genocidal colonial project then the American democratic experiment has been dead for a long time

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            Agreed. If the Bushes hadn’t fucked us up so much in the middle east already we’d have maybe at least one or two more options, but right-wing assholes like GDubz and Bibi ruin everything.

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          Bull, to the fucking shit. Genocide isn’t just something you can fucking put off. Unless you don’t really care about the genocide. Seems you’re more upset at the optics. And let’s also mention that Biden is not any more angry at the genocide than you seem to be. All his moves are token and theater and even that was only bought with mass protests and plunging confidence numbers.

          People are being genocided ‘TODAY’

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            Seems you’re more upset at the optics.

            I’m more upset that in roughly twenty weeks’ time there is a critical, no-shit, very real existential threat to the actual democratic system that underpins this entire country, which as it happens supports much of the rest of the world, and a bunch of opportunistic yahoos would happily ignore it to bitch about one of the most progressive presidents we’ve had in forty years about an entirely different country’s genocide whose policies by the by is supported by that same existential motherfucking threat he’s fighting! For goddamned fuck’s SAKE what the hell is wrong with you.

            The ‘biden genicide’ crowd is absolutely performing the russian trolls’ jobs admirably. And seem to be proud of it.

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              in roughly twenty weeks’ time there is a critical, no-shit, very real existential threat to the actual democratic system that underpins this entire country, which as it happens supports much of the rest of the world

              Everyone agrees with this

              Which is why Biden should immediately pivot on this issue and save the United States from fascism

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          Also, if it wasn’t clear, Biden is super pissed off at Bibi for all his shit.

          It really fucking isn’t. At all. He recently went full genocide denier on Bibi’s behalf.

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        Democrats have no choice but to condemn the ICC and deny the genocide is happening because for some completely unknown reason the electorate has been lead to believe Israel is a good, moral state actor with absolutely no ill-intent and has never done anything wrong that was unjustified.

        Now if they ever lie to me about Israel and I find out about it…

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          Every time Bibi claims that the IDF is the most moral army in the world I roll my eyes.

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        Undermining the ICC is tradition for the USA. There’s plenty of people waiting in line to get US soldiers, officers and politicians denounced at the ICC the day they’re capable of prosecuting US citizens.

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        I don’t think anyone is denying the atrocities. Or at least none that I’ve seen-

        But what I AM seeing is a lot of people that understand the nuance in the situation, and trying to explain that not voting is going to get Trump. I also see people coming back to challenge this in bad faith knowing it’s been explained to them many times over.

        But we’re not allowed to call these people what they are. So we have to play along with it and pretend it’s all legitimate.

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          The only reason you feel you have to pretend that it’s legitimate is because it’s true on face-value: democrats have chosen a losing position and are going to lose because of it. Rather than pledging fealty before we need to it’s far more important to work to get democrats to ammend their policy

          Wishing people would ignore the issue and hold their nose isn’t a strategy to keep Trump out, it’s denial

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          I don’t think anyone is denying the atrocities.

          “Contrary to allegations against Israel made by the International Court of Justice, what’s happening is not genocide.” - Joe Biden.

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            Jesus fucking Christ man. Read for the topic, now for what you want it to mean…

            No one was talking about Biden. We’re clearly talking about how the far left accuses anyone that is still voting as supporting genocide.

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              Their point is that Israel is committing genocide and Biden is abetting that genocide while also engaging in genocide denial.

              Which is political suicide for the Democrats. He has seriously miscalculated this issue and needs to recalibrate immediately. There is no other option.

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                    Why indeed, when you are trying so hard to get Trump elected so he can do SO much worse. Your disingenuous bad faith nonsense isn’t lost on many people here.

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          A fact of living in a liberal democracy is that residents have the right to openly criticize the government

          If that right is no longer exercisable then we are already lost

          If Dems don’t like what voters are saying then they should change their policy. Very simple solution.

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            You certainly are busy responding to my every comment today. Enjoying my comment history?

            And

            A fact of living in a liberal democrat is that citizens absolutely DO have that right.

            And other citizens have the right to call out the bad faith propagandists that aren’t here to criticize the government, but only to criticize ONE government official.

            You see, we all are very aware of the silence from the “far left” propagandists that pretend to be here in good faith when it comes to criticism of the right and the factually proven worse treatment Palestine will receive under Trump.

            But you don’t really care about that, do you?

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              Legitimately have no idea what this message is intended to communicate because it is poorly written.

              However, I did not notice I replied to the same commenter more than once. I was only replying to people I thought were exceptionally irrational.

              Your comments btw read like ideal versions of what the GOP would promulgate to dissuade voters from supporting Biden. So if you’re a shill, then good job; if you aren’t, then your communication skills are poor and you should try to be persuasive and likeable - both online and in real life

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                A right wing shill accusing me of being a shill. That’s rich. And I’m not here to be liked by people like you. Just to call them out for the ridiculous concept that not doing something will bring change- when not once in history has this ever been proven to work.

                But keep up with the propaganda- it seems some people still believe you.

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                  If you think any of my posts are right wing then you’re not sophisticated enough to be commenting, let alone voting

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      Yes, but Republican voters pretty much ALWAYS vote, and they vote R down the whole ticket. A large portion of people who vote for Democrats only show up to vote if there is someone they can get excited about. Establishment Dems should consider this a law of the universe; it simply is the way it is. Instead of continuously trying to bully these people into showing up to vote (which has the opposite effect) maybe they should start asking what would get these people excited to vote for Joe. And then get Joe to do those things.

      They act like everyone owes them a vote. They don’t. They are asking for something from the left, they need to start negotiating in good faith and expect to have to give something in return. Doing anything less than whatever it takes to get people to vote for Joe should be considered them trying to lose and get Trump elected again.

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          And yet Democratic leadership keeps operating under the assumption that they can order Democrats to fall in line.

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          He also called the ICC warrant against Israeli leaders outrageous and is stonewalling every attempt by the UN to intervene against Israel.

          I don’t think he gets a pass on this

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          He gets to balance the power of Congress. He can refuse to enforce their bullshit. But more importantly he’s the leader of the Democratic party. He has massive influence on the direction the party takes, and can put pressure on members who get out of line.

          I think most people are done with people who try to “work within the system set forth by our behind the scenes over lords”… We want someone who’s going to call them on that crap constantly and fight against it with every move they make. Biden is clearly not doing that.

          I actually got heavily involved with politics after Bernie. Including running for office in a very red district where I had no chance of winning (just happened to be where I was living). Turns out, the establishment would rather reject anyone left of them and lose to Republicans, than to move an inch to the left and anger their masters

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              Unfortunately when faced with genocidal fascism, pragmatism looks an awful lot like appeasement… And after 40 years of appeasing the oligarchy while they slowly take away our rights, health, and wealth, I think people are almost ready to fight. Maybe not physically… But in any way they can.

              Which brings us to the fact that there are 3 choices in the upcoming election… Trump, Biden, stay home (or 3rd party, but that’s basically the same as staying home unfortunately)… If Dems and Biden really wanted to get people off the couch and in to vote they’d be figuring out what it takes and doing it… Instead they’re just following their already shown to fail bullying strategy… It’s really irritating to see them seemingly willfully losing to Trump rather than go against their corporate masters… Again

              The reason Trump is so popular is because he’s a protest vote. At least in the delusional minds of the maga crowd. He is certainly not a part of the oligarchy controlling the establishment… He’s his own oligarchy, and a dangerous one too… But his followers are very dumb and very brainwashed. All they see is that he’s a way to fight against the establishment. The Dems needed to put up a protest candidate of their own. Utterly reject the establishment/oligarchy, and embrace the protest… Instead they once again doubled down on the most establishment candidate they could find.

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                  I appreciate your thoughtful response.

                  Sadly the Republican’s “grassroots” orgs get tons of funding from the oligarchy, while any grassroots orgs on the left get none… Without funding I don’t know that there’s much we can do. Personally I worked my ass off in progressive politics for a few years after Bernie, but unfortunately eventually had to move on to something that can actually pay. Now I’ve moved as far away from the South as I could, bought a gun and ammo, and a couple weeks worth of emergency food. I don’t see any way out of this without it getting really bad. End stage capitalism is rough.

                  Besides the fact that each new generation is more progressive than the last one, honestly my only hope is that as AI starts taking their jobs, and the oligarchy keeps squeezing more and more out of an ever shrinking upper middle class, that eventually they’ll start joining us and voting progressive. Like right now 50%ish of people own nothing… What about when they’ve squeezed every drop out of 75%? 90%? At what point do the people in their golden bubbles start realizing they’ve been getting screwed all along too? Hopefully it’s before millions die in the streets.

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        That would work if voters are reasonable but they’re not, there’s been something every single time - and yes it’s always ‘but this time it’s serious’

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            Every election there is a reason that the left candidate isn’t left enough for the purists - every single time.

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              Yes… I bet if they’d put up someone who’s actually on the left, it would be a different story. Like, I don’t love everything about Bernie (because he’s not as "left"as I’d like), but I would have gladly voted for him against Trump. Millions of young people would have gotten excited to go vote for him too.

              Every election the Dems fight tooth and nail to stop actual progressives from being allowed into the general. They put up their centrists instead. So of course they aren’t “left” enough.

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        The way I interpreted their comment is that people often mention Biden supports genocide and some people may assume Trump doesn’t - so it’s worth mentioning that of course Trump supports genocide too (on top of all the other horrible shit he supports contributing to why he shouldn’t be in power).

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          I would be amazed if anyone on lemmy.world was at all unaware of trump’s encouragement of genocide.

          I am amazed that anyone on lemmy.world could have possibly thought people on lemmy were unaware of Trump’s encouragement of genocide.

          I am not surprised that it seems to be the only concern.

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            If I’ve learned anything about people through the past decade of politics its that you can never ever assume anything about people being intelligent in any group.

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              If I’ve learned anything about political discourse it’s that you have to assume that some level of mutual understanding is possible for communication to be worthwhile, and for everything to not devolve into back and forth trolling. So, while you can’t assume intelligence, sure, you also kind of have to.

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            So given it an election year you could agree that comparing both potential future presidents is a healthy option.

            Guess your argument is self-defeating, I’m gonna go for a hike 🤷🌲🌲

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              In an election year I would agree that agitating complacent liberals into caring about warcrimes is a healthy option

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        and what happened? oh yeah actual leftist rabble roused and protested the Iraq war, whereas centrist Dems were lockstep with Republicans to invade over lies.

        Great example, it really shows how little Dems have cared about leftists for decades.

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          Aaaaand…how did that protest go for ya? Did it work? Did anything change?

          No?

          Imagine that.

          Great example. It really shows how little the far left understands nuance and common sense.

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            I guess you are right. Maybe I should be in favor of war and genocide then because it’s always working. Thank you kind stranger, I will stop protesting now.

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              So… knowing that some protests in the past have been pointless is the key to supporting genocide now?

              You seem to like going WAY out of your way to maintain ignorance, don’t you? Instead of accepting that your point was dismissed, you opted to throw a hissy fit and cut off your own nose in a bad faith attempt to make another point.

              Incredibly childish.

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            History is filled with examples of the righteous being defeated by the wicked.

            Christ, being such an example

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              As I recall…. Things didn’t work out well for Christ. Pretty sure the end score was:

              Wicked: 1

              Christ: 0

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                    Christianity actually changed some things in world history. Like more than a few.

                    So a temporary loss by the righteous can eventually lead to a permanent victory. Which was very clearly my point. And is the point of the Bible - and is also the point of the religious history of the West

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        Shhh! People haven’t been terminally online about Israel/Palestine for the past several years juy to admit, in this moment, that their own country commits larger atrocities every day. What do you expect them to do, admit that their own country was founded on settler colonialism and that their continued participation amounts to what Zionism is: a belief that the settlements you live on are legitimate and should be protected?

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          This is such a weird gotcha, because I don’t know a single person who denounces the Israel’s genocidal behavior who isn’t also denouncing America’s genocidal behavior. Like, yeah, killing innocent people is bad; let’s keep this bandwagon going and overthrow all genocidal governments, please!

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            America’s killing of civlians during the Iraq war was absolutely a horrible atrocity, but it wasn’t genocide. Words have meaning.

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              America’s been around a lot longer than the beginning of the Iraq war. We nearly eradicated the Native Americans to gain their land, we’ve placed illegitimate governments in Honduras and Guatemala, nearly eradicating the Mayan population for the sake of our own economic exploitation of the area, and so on. And honestly, most people backed the Iraq war specifically because they hated middle eastern people, so I don’t think calling it a genocide would be much of a stretch; if the area’s population were small enough to easily suppress the way the Mayans were, we’d have probably just focused on that strategy again in order to secure the cheap oil we were after.

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                Comment chain started with this:

                Also USA killed this many civilians in Iraq per year, during the entire duration of the war.

                I was just staying on topic.

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                  My comment was in response to a comment about American colonialism and the genocide that came along with it, which is why I addressed it. Topics often change throughout the course of a conversation, and the same can happen in a comment thread.

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                The comment chain started with:

                Also USA killed this many civilians in Iraq per year, during the entire duration of the war.

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                  So just false equivalent to compare number of deaths to make a genocide not look like a genocide?

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                    Sorry, are you saying the Iraq war was a genocide?

                    The US absolutely commited genocide against Native Americans. How people and their cultures are deatroyed matters.

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      Shitty justifications for Biden’s support for genocide I’ve actually seen on lemmy:

      In third place: That’s the way we’ve always done it.

      In second: We’re worried that the people who chanted “Jews will not replace us” will call us antisemitic.

      And now in first place: Trump did it so that makes it ok.

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        Let’s just get this clear: Most everyone “defending” genocide aren’t happy what’s happening. If the world was perfect and always going the way we wanted, this would never be. We don’t vote Biden, even if we celebrate the (all too uncommen) victories. We vote Blue, for hope.

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          Let’s just get this clear: Most everyone “defending” genocide aren’t happy what’s happening.

          Provided you ignore how angry they get when you suggest that Biden stop supporting genocide.

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            Are they angry cause you’re bashing Biden, or is it because they have to keep telling and reminding people how bad it can be and was with the alternative to Biden. They’re stuck defending a man they really don’t want to, because they know how bad the alternative is.

            This election is literally the definition of voting for the lesser evil. Both, unfortunately, will continue genociding. Only one has said they want to be a dictator HERE though.

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              Are they angry cause you’re bashing Biden

              “Biden should stop supporting genocide” is bashing only if you don’t want him to stop.

              or is it because they have to keep telling and reminding people how bad it can be and was with the alternative to Biden

              This is lemmy. Everyone fucking knows. Can’t even gripe about the guy you voted for supporting genocide without someone feeling the need to centrist-splain how genocide is moral because it’s their guy supporting it.

              They’re stuck defending a man they really don’t want to,

              I’m seeing no evidence of this.