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The neontaster || Cohost of @ambXover || also see @neon2ster || עם ישראל חי
Ambitious Crossover Attempt @ambXoverEPISODE 232: Vivek Ramaswamy's terrible ad, Ethan Klein's terrible affair, Ukraine's terrible time with Starshield, and What Are We Consuming? Links below!
Pod Save America @PodSaveAmericaLovett: I just want to be very clear: Jews in Michigan have a moral obligation to support Abdul. They should do it to protect themselves from antisemitism and rising hatred in America.
Candace Owens @RealCandaceOFor the record, I never authored even one opinion piece for the Daily Wire. You guys ghostwrote all of them and then slapped my name on it as the author for clicks. Good luck finding the intern (or AI system?) you’re upset with. @CommunityNotes
Leah Libresco Sargeant @LeahLibresco"'Maintain 0 mg tomorrow,' the chatbot instructed. 'Even if today feels tough, and your speech is slow, your sleep is poor, you must persevere.' In one of her last messages, she described feeling pressure in her brain, which the chatbot told her was simply the organ 'working hard to rebuild itself.'"
Vagabond @vagabond0121Read like half an hours worth of actual history on Mao Zedong (not written by a conservative/yank), and you’ll probably realise he is one of the greatest humans to have ever lived by the end of the night.
Stu Smith @thestustustudioCan't wait for my entire feed to be consumed by the inevitable Hasan-as-Buzz-Lightyear discourse for the next few days. In all seriousness, this is a good example of how Hasan's public image gets laundered through his parasocial relationship with his audience. The boundaries between his public persona and private life have become increasingly blurred, with even something as ordinary as a Halloween party becoming content for mass consumption. These seemingly innocuous moments help humanize him and soften the impact of his more extreme political rhetoric, particularly as he attracts more mainstream attention and becomes increasingly careful about how he presents himself.
Shadi Hamid @shadihamidThis is true. Except for the Arab parties, nearly all of Israel’s factions agree on one thing: opposing a Palestinian state. The problem isn’t just about Netanyahu. That’s always been a cop-out to distract from a much deeper problem at the core of the contemporary Israel state.
Sunny @sunnyrightPlease stand back I’m about to become an expert in Israeli elections
greg @gandalf_thegregyou could not waterboard this information out of me
Mustafa Barghouti @Mustafa_Barghouti @MustafaBarghou1Settler Terrorism Reaches the Polling Stations: Israeli terrorist Settlers Attack Arab Voters to Prevent Them from Casting Their Ballots during Israeli elections.
Emma Vigeland @EmmaVigelandIsraeli "democracy": - 500,000 West Bank settlers can vote, but not the 3M Palestinians under occupation - 230,000 Israelis in occupied East Jerusalem can vote, but not the 350,000 Palestinians under their rule - The fewer than 2M Palestinians left in occupied Gaza cannot vote
Claire @Claire_V0ltaireHow dumb do you have to be to complain about Palestinians who hold a Palestinian passport & are under Palestinian rule, not being able to vote for Israeli elections? These are the same people who never complain that elections in Gaza and WB have not taken place in over a decade.
Noam Blum @neontasterThis is actually a point worth pointing out in all this. American commerce with China has a lot of benefits at the street level. Meaning that you out there reading this can get cheap and high quality products from China, and lots Chinese people get jobs 1/3
