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Michigan governor says not voting for Biden over Gaza war ‘supports second Trump term’
(www.theguardian.com)
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Trump, the one who moved the US embassy would, if anything, support Israel even more aggressively than Biden.
It's so infuriating how difficult it is for people to understand this
Democrats should not be supporting genocide. Regardless of how much worse the alternative is.
Most would agree, but putting a worse person in power through apathy or inaction isn't the solution.
I'm not advocating for voting for Trump or not voting.
Democrats should not be supporting genocide.
WOW THANKS FOR THE TIP
I'll stop saying it if they ever stop doing it.
Shame Dems won't take it
And what does that look like to you this election cycle?
Stop the bullshit double speak, half truth skirting around the conversation and say, flat out and in plain English, how do you propose we handle this situation as a voter? Give us an actual solution.
We should continue the protests until Biden stops supporting genocide.
We should vote for Biden and not Trump. Democrats should not support genocide. The two aren't contradictory.
"Democrats should not support genocide" is a simple, direct statement.
Your point is received. It's a shitty point, but please, you keep trying to elaborate but you just keep repeating the same useless point.
"Don't support genocide" is shitty only if you want to support genocide.
There isn't one, unless we can somehow replace key centre-right policymakers inside the Democrat party and drag the party to a more firmly progressive platform