it's from some racist cartoon series, in this case they were doing a caricature of African-American Vernacular English

I want to know more about the Calamari? Kalamari? sticky fish credits we saw in Mandalorian. Can you eat them? Do they go bad? How are they made?

The only option is to build a mass-based movement that can reclaim the working classes and mobilize a political vehicle that can integrate disparate progressive struggles into a unified and formidable political force and achieve substantive transformation. This will take real work, actual organizing, but it must be done and that process must begin now.

"Where did that bring you? Back to me."

Fucking lol, European lapdogs rush to congratulate in a stunning display of performative civility.

Putin, who is in the minds of liberals Trumps greatest ally, will not congratulate him since the US is a hostile country and will instead judge him on his deeds.

Here is an opinion poll from a country that has not experienced the phenomenon of "hasbara"

The vast majority of those who took part in Maskina's new survey for the association Iceland-Palestine say they sympathize more with the cause of Palestine than with Israel.
Participants were asked whether they sympathized more with the cause of Palestine or Israel, or equally with both.
The responses indicated that 72.5% sympathized more with the Palestinian cause than with Israel.

a little recap, the IDF did a rescue operation where they brazenly broke the Geneva convention and managed to kill about 200 people to save 4 people who had been abducted/rescued by Hamas from a music festival where the IDF killed about 300 people

billionaire shipping industry CEO, tragically drowned in a pond

tragically???

do the Zionists know you can just coom while you are still alive? Before going into an active warzone

was looking at some Mao quotes. This one seems relevant now.

"This is the so-called theory that "weapons decide everything", which constitutes a mechanical approach to the question of war and a subjective and one-sided view. Our view is opposed to this; we see not only weapons but also people. Weapons are an important factor in war, but not the decisive factor; it is people, not things, that are decisive. The contest of strength is not only a contest of military and economic power, but also a contest of human power and morale. Military and economic power is necessarily wielded by people."