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Biden’s Gaza problems are deeper than just being interrupted in public
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I guess I shouldn't be surprised that people would discuss the submission based on the screenshot as opposed to the actual content of the submission. That said, libs have been telling everyone in the last election that it was critical to elect Biden to stop Trump and for US to change course. After three years of Biden, nothing changed and Trump is more popular than ever. Seems that the policies that Biden admin has been pursuing accomplished exact opposite of what was promised.
And all leftists I know from the US are aware of that, but still vote for Biden, since Trump would do so much damage. Not voting for Democrats as a leftist is accelerationist bullshit. You can perform direct action and also vote against the fascist.
The reason people are responding to the image is because they have the most inane take pushed right into their faces.
Maybe you should look up the definition of fascist and check whose rhetoric and actions align with what happened in Germany a hundred years ago.
“fascism” means something specific. It's bad that you Americans only have the choice between an average Western neoliberal colonialist and a fascist, but it's very clear which one is the lesser evil.
I'm not shitting you, there's actually academic definitions of the hallmarks of fascism, and you should actually look them up instead of vaguely gesturing towards the job description of Western political leaders and going “it's totes the same thing bro, trust me bro”
I know reading is hard, but when you communicate with people, it's kinda the assumption. Again, I'm neither from, nor currently living in, the US.