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New Bill Would Make All Pornography a Federal Crime in the U.S.
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How's that 100 years of "voting for the lesser evil" treating you?
Better than it would have been if we were voting for the greater evil.
Your lesser evil decided it wanted to do genocide more than it wanted to win the most winnable election in history.
How's that peace in the middle east going dipshit?
One of the last things Biden did in office was secure a ceasefire. One that ultimately fell apart when Trump let Israel off the chain to "finish the job".
People who refused to vote for the party that was committed to stopping the war simply because they were acting too slowly for their taste are now culpable for the continued genocide under Trump. Enjoy the greater evil.
Are you giving Biden credit for the ceasefire that started after he already left office?
Interesting.
I'm certainly not crediting Trump for that ceasefire. Biden negotiated it. Doesn't matter whose ass was in the seat in the oval office at the time.
Negotiated what? The ceasefire was a trick that Israel used to retreat and rearm and reorganize. Doesn't matter who you credit for it because the ceasefire was never supposed to last, it was always going to be broken by Israel because they are fucking monsters.
I also think Israel deliberately chose to give Trump a ceasefire to start his term to help him boost his initial popular power and demobilize the anti-genocide protests.
The only thing Biden deserves credit for is his unlimited support for Israel, which Trump seems to have continued. Bipartisan consensus.
Better for whom? The world is actually better off, generally, with Trump pulling back from global politics and toppling democratic governments...
Ah yes toppling democratic governments
Mind explaining why you think that would make the world a better place?
My wording was clumsy, but Trump's admin is pulling away from toppling democratic governments.
I think they meant, "Trump pulling back from toppling democratic governments." i.e. the actual function of USAID
Seems to me it helped build up all the things we’re worried about Trump destroying.
You know what? Great response
Those are two different problems.
Years and years of politicians moving the goalposts further right, letting the rich get richer, allowing more money into politics and disenfranching voters is not something you reverse in a single election, and it won't change until ordinary people get into politics more and at every level.
But if you vote for Trump or abstain from voting, you're encouraging it.