[-] RedundantClam@hexbear.net 67 points 1 month ago

honecker-interesting Stop trying to make the Dems sound cool.

Love that conservatives still live in the COVID mind palace where during the pandemic the goverment ruled with an iron fist with the Corona-Stasi locking up free thinkers. Instead of the reality of it being a daisy chain of half-assed decisions that just got dropped anyway for the sake of stonks-up.

[-] RedundantClam@hexbear.net 30 points 2 months ago

She doesn't want to be the only person to ever lose to Trump lol

[-] RedundantClam@hexbear.net 29 points 4 months ago

Honeywell engines

I like that all my household appliances are made by people whose actual primary industry is death machines.

[-] RedundantClam@hexbear.net 56 points 5 months ago

I remember this video from Minneapolis of people standing on their porch and being yelled at and eventually shot at with paint for not being inside. 2020 was very mask off, but nothing stuck in peoples brains apparently.

[-] RedundantClam@hexbear.net 68 points 5 months ago

So far we have the whole stimulus check debacle, no student loan forgiveness, banning TikTok, and now his steadfast determination to enable genocide in Palestine. I'm sure there is a lot more. I don't know what he has done for young people except belittle causes and issues that are important to them

I'm probably not voting at all, but Id vote 3rd party again if I did.

[-] RedundantClam@hexbear.net 28 points 7 months ago

Everyday is the most brazen atrocity that I can imagine. I feel terrible for dealing with shit going on in my own life. Mostly because it feels so insubstantial to the absolutely vile things that are happening to the most vulnerable people across the world from me. But it also makes me feel helpless, like I've gone out, protested, and campaigned for local issues that haven't changed things in the slightest. What is to be done about atrocities that far away?

Like the Irish rep to the EU said, this should end with Israel as a pariah state, but even if that's the case it's little solace in the face of the bloodshed in front of us.

[-] RedundantClam@hexbear.net 30 points 8 months ago

matt-jokerfied WHAT HAS THE PAST 50 YEARS OF US FOREIGN POLICY TAUGHT YOU??

Sure, we have continuously tried to pummel smaller nations into submission and it hasn't worked out so far, but what if it worked this time? This time there won't be the bodies of American pilots paraded through the streets, or plane loads of coffins to unload. Not to mention countless innocents killed.

[-] RedundantClam@hexbear.net 42 points 10 months ago

It's funny that these freaks are pulling their hair out that they can't just carpet bomb a civilian population and expect the "Israel has a right to defend itself" and "It's antisemitic to criticize Israel" excuses to work. Like it's to the point where even people I know who are pretty disconnected from politics are just like "What the fuck are they doing?"

Like of course it's not Tiktok or xi-god-emperor pulling the strings, it's a trend based on what people are seeing and opinions, like mistrust in the media and American foreign policy, that people already had.

[-] RedundantClam@hexbear.net 30 points 10 months ago

Without due process?

che-laugh LMAO

[-] RedundantClam@hexbear.net 42 points 11 months ago

freedom-and-democracy World's greatest democracy btw

[-] RedundantClam@hexbear.net 63 points 1 year ago

thinkin-lenin On US education I remember in 8th grade the one thing I learned about Marx was one paragraph and was basically just "he wrote the Communist Manifesto and believed that history was a cycle of conflicts between classes." And I was just like "Well what is communism? Isn't that going to be important going forward?" I guess it wasn't and I never learned what Communism/Socialism actually is or what the USSR did beyond "be authoritarian" until I was an adult.

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