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Cool, yeah, let’s ‘teach them a lesson’ by going deeper into fascism, that really worked the past ten times we’ve done it.
Cripple. History Major. Vaguely Left-Wing.
Alt of PugJesus for ensuring Fediverse compatibility and shit
Cool, yeah, let’s ‘teach them a lesson’ by going deeper into fascism, that really worked the past ten times we’ve done it.
Says the one who first posted a poll from february
What.
Your criticism was that the poll was ‘too early’, and you posted a poll from… four days later in response.
You aren’t even trying, are you?
Which is a separate question, especially to the ones who mistakenly think that Israel isn’t to blame for the genocide or that they’re not the only ones perpetuating it.
Then how the ever-loving fuck is it a relevant question to the issue of Biden’s policy of continuing aid?
To get through your thick skull that some people have a favorable opinion of Israel in spite of being against their genocide? Yeah. That it’s not working is entirely due to your seemingly willful resistance to simple logic.
So… people like, say… Joe Biden?
An unmitigated disaster. One that the person you were addressing didn’t advocate for at any point of this conversation.
Why don’t you go ahead and ask them who they’re voting for? I’ve had enough encounters with Hark to know their song and dance.
The poll I posted is later in february,
By four days.
Jesus, you really will grasp at anything, won’t you?
Yes. Most people want to vote for the outcomes that they prefer and most people want the genocide to end. Ergo most people would vote for an end to the genocide if given the opportunity.
In the minds of these people aiding Israel will either stop the genocide or not necessarily have an effect on it. They’re wrong, but still against the genocide.
So under that logic, Biden, who has expressed opposition to the ongoing operations but continued funding it, is also anti-genocide in the same vein that these voters are.
You’ll have to forgive me for not finding that a very ‘anti-genocide’ or ‘changing what we’re currently doing’ stance.
The former is a statement of well-documented fact
You literally JUST admitted that most Americans would not be in favor of suspending aid to Israel.
Are you even trying?
The FUCK are you babbling about??
The fuck do you think a Trump victory is
At most, people want to continue aid to Israel in SPITE of disapproving of the genocide.
Okay, let me remind you of what started this little conversation. The other guy saying
I bet most would vote to end genocide
So you wanna explain how
At most, people want to continue aid to Israel in SPITE of disapproving of the genocide.
Groks with that?
https://www.ipsos.com/en-us/americans-split-continuing-military-aid-israel
“Your poll is from February!” he says, as he posts a poll from February. “Your poll is within the margin of error, just 1%!” he says, as posts a poll within the margin of error, literally just 1%. But hey, opting for no “Unsure” or “Neither” option really makes your ‘majority support’ of 48% ‘more likely to vote for’ (and notably not an actual policy position) that much more convincing.
lmao
Fascist hypocrisy is so predictable. More than their trains, that’s for sure.
I didn’t realize “Your poll is older!” is a response to “Your poll literally doesn’t say what you claim it does”.
Even disregarding that, it’s interesting that you’re trying to paint a one percent difference between the favors and opposes as “majority of Americans”,
Funny, if you go back through our comments, the only person claiming that a majority of Americans would be voting for or against something is… you.
Huh. Weird. Almost like projection is one of the few tools you have.
But sure, 36% is a majority. Great math you have there. Like the math the Italian fascists used to ‘make the trains run on time’.
It’s amazing that you post the screenshot and STILL don’t read it correctly. Here, let me remind you of what you originally said:
If ending genocide was actually a choice on the ballot instead of two ghouls who both support genocide, I bet most would vote to end genocide.
Thinking most people would be against genocide is spreading misinformation?
But fascists aren’t well-known for their stunning memory of what they said in the past ten minutes either, so that’s not a surprise.
Of course, the fact that you explicitly advocate for voting for a genocide of American minorities makes this position, in context, utterly unsurprising.
I remember pointing out this poll to you before months ago, but you decided to ignore it because you’re like a republican who loves projection.
Funny, because I remember that exchange, and I pointed out that “Disapproves of Israel’s actions” and “Supports removing aid” are two entirely different things, and supported that with a poll showing the difference between the two. But fascists like you have a very loose relationship with the truth.
Considering that most Americans currently support continued aid to Israel, yes. Not that facts matter to you, considering how badly you want fascism in the US.
Ah, yes, remember how the Social Democrats called the Communists ‘social fascists’ and refused to work with them?
Oh, wait, sorry, I got it reversed, my bad.
Proceeds to make arguments justifying genocide
“Justifying genocide is when you oppose genocide, and the more you oppose it, the more you justify it” - Very Serious Lemmings
Alternatively, “The prospect of an eventual violent revolution justifies genocide” - Very Serious Lemmings
Or more realistically, “I think that the prospect of virtue signaling without affecting government policy justifies genocide, because that makes me feel all warm and fuzzy inside” - Very Serious Lemmings
I bet most would vote to end genocide
That’s curious considering all the polls to the contrary. But spreading misinformation is your primary pastime on here, so I shouldn’t be surprised.
Flak, with an L.
I only clarify because in a situation where every able body is fighting you’ve already lost, there needs to be logistics, maintaining utilities, growing food, etc
Conscription is actually a way to ensure that. In the Ukrainian War, as well as at least the US during WW2 (I’m less familiar with other countries’ conscription systems during WW2), conscription is used to prioritize those with skills which are not economically vital during wartime - during WW2, even, some skilled workers weren’t even allowed to volunteer, much less be conscripted, for military service.
Safety issue/margin, I would presume, whereas the cruise ship was trying to set a record and thus probably got whoever was in charge to waive the normal standards.
Okay, so literally JUST like the people you’re saying are opposed to genocide but support continuing aid.
Great. We’re done here.