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Donald Trump turned out to be bad

sad to report the wet bandits have been badly injured in a vicious paint can attack

What else is there to say, but death to America?

chat is this good

Even if it takes years, we have to bring EVERYONE who made this happen to justice. No moving on, no letting this go.

Revenge is good enough motivation for me personally, but the nobler and important reason is to ensure that anyone who thinks of doing this again knows they’ll rot in prison for it.

We're the bad guys

The Most Chilling Detail in the U.S. Attack on an Iranian Naval Ship The Iranian warship was taking part in an international exercise with many other countries—including the United States.

This is a chilling crime. A shame on our country. The Iranian ship was unarmed. The US knew this. The sailors were murdered by our navy, and the survivors were left to die at sea.
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My SS officer fit raising questions already answered by my SS officer fit

At this point, it's safe to assume most of the Republicans are talking like nazis in their group chats.

I hope I didn't offend with my question. It's just a *really* good photo edit.

Close to 650 federal agents remain in Minnesota weeks after border czar announced end of operation There are still more than quadruple the 150 agents Tom Homan said there would be in the state by the end of last week.

They’re still lying to us.

www.startribune.com/close-to-650...

Wait, did you shop this or is it ai?

1 Inquiry for New York Times Good afternoon, My name is [REDACTED] and l am a reporter for the New York Times. I am researching how much money the Palestinian diaspora community has sent to support Gazan families since the war in Gaza began. Does your team track this figure? I really appreciate it. With gratitude, [REDACTED]

Palestine Diaspora Movement Hello [REDACTED] We do not collaborate with The New York Times. Your email asks about money sent to Gazan families "since the war in Gaza began." Let us first correct the premise. This is not a war. It is a genocide. Calling it a war is part of the problem. It obscures the reality of a colonized people being massacred by a military machine backed by the United States and defended, sanitized, and rhetorically softened by institutions like yours. The New York Times has spent far too long parroting Zionist propaganda and laundering Israeli state narratives while Palestinians bury their dead. That kind of coverage does not merely misinform. It helps create the political climate in which Palestinian slaughter becomes explainable, defensible, and forgettable. So no, we will not be sharing any figures, internal data, or community information with a paper that has so thoroughly damaged its credibility on Palestine. Quite frankly, we would rather chew jeans than help The New York Times extract from our community while continuing to fail it. Do not contact us again for this purpose, The Palestine Diaspora Movement Team

“Quite frankly, we would rather chew jeans than help The New York Times extract from our community while continuing to fail it”

lmaooo GET EM

I haven't said anything about this before, bc in the grand scheme of horrors this only rates as an inconvenience, but since others are experiencing it:

Just three days after CBP arrested me for filming them outside Broadview on 9/27, my TSA Pre & Global Entry were suspended—and so were my wife's.

Them: It's great that vou're open to chatting about this. With the Iran strikes, some see Israel as pulling the U.S. into conflict; others see it as supporting the U.S. as a trusted ally while Congress debates next steps srael's role was quiet, supportive and alianed with U.S. interests. How do you see it? Are vou still there? I still have a few questions. Me: I'm formulating my thoughts Them: Take your time, it's a complex issue. When vou're ready, I'd love to hear your thoughts on how vou think srael's actions impact the US. How do you see it? Me: Israel, like the US, is not a monolith as far as its people go, but our governments and frankly our cultures are rotten. We are two peas in a pod. Israel government has been cruel and inhumane to the Palestinians, and the US government has enabled it. What's happening with Iran is very different, but I see similarities. Them: I disagree, Israel is a democracy that values human life and strives for peace, and its actions are ofter nisunderstood. When it comes to Iran, what do you think a responsible U.S. ally should do; push publicly, or support quietly ? Me: You can't say the government of Israel values all life in liaht of what it has done to the Palestinian people Them: I understand where you're coming from, but I believe Israel's goal is to protect its people from terrorism, not to harm innocent lives. When it comes to Iran, what do you think a responsible U.S. ally should do; push publicly for change, or support quietly behind the scenes? Me: 🇵🇸 From the river to the sea, asshole

Them: It's great that vou're open to chatting about this. With the Iran strikes, some see Israel as pulling the U.S. into conflict; others see it as supporting the U.S. as a trusted ally while Congress debates next steps srael's role was quiet, supportive and alianed with U.S. interests. How do you see it? Are vou still there? I still have a few questions. Me: I'm formulating my thoughts Them: Take your time, it's a complex issue. When vou're ready, I'd love to hear your thoughts on how vou think srael's actions impact the US. How do you see it? Me: Israel, like the US, is not a monolith as far as its people go, but our governments and frankly our cultures are rotten. We are two peas in a pod. Israel government has been cruel and inhumane to the Palestinians, and the US government has enabled it. What's happening with Iran is very different, but I see similarities. Them: I disagree, Israel is a democracy that values human life and strives for peace, and its actions are ofter nisunderstood. When it comes to Iran, what do you think a responsible U.S. ally should do; push publicly, or support quietly ? Me: You can't say the government of Israel values all life in liaht of what it has done to the Palestinian people Them: I understand where you're coming from, but I believe Israel's goal is to protect its people from terrorism, not to harm innocent lives. When it comes to Iran, what do you think a responsible U.S. ally should do; push publicly for change, or support quietly behind the scenes? Me: 🇵🇸 From the river to the sea, asshole

Them: It's great that vou're open to chatting about this. With the Iran strikes, some see Israel as pulling the U.S. into conflict; others see it as supporting the U.S. as a trusted ally while Congress debates next steps srael's role was quiet, supportive and alianed with U.S. interests. How do you see it? Are vou still there? I still have a few questions. Me: I'm formulating my thoughts Them: Take your time, it's a complex issue. When vou're ready, I'd love to hear your thoughts on how vou think srael's actions impact the US. How do you see it? Me: Israel, like the US, is not a monolith as far as its people go, but our governments and frankly our cultures are rotten. We are two peas in a pod. Israel government has been cruel and inhumane to the Palestinians, and the US government has enabled it. What's happening with Iran is very different, but I see similarities. Them: I disagree, Israel is a democracy that values human life and strives for peace, and its actions are ofter nisunderstood. When it comes to Iran, what do you think a responsible U.S. ally should do; push publicly, or support quietly ? Me: You can't say the government of Israel values all life in liaht of what it has done to the Palestinian people Them: I understand where you're coming from, but I believe Israel's goal is to protect its people from terrorism, not to harm innocent lives. When it comes to Iran, what do you think a responsible U.S. ally should do; push publicly for change, or support quietly behind the scenes? Me: 🇵🇸 From the river to the sea, asshole

A friendly chat I just had

I can't adopt a rent right now. But maybe you can.

Nonprofit “affordable housing” providers showing up to testify against Pause Eviction Saves Lives is just further highlighting the way in which nonprofits & foundations have completely failed to meet this moment. This is why we need actual social safety nets, not the Nonprofit Industrial Complex.

You got em, or you need em?

lock me in a room with all these people and a single pair of pliers and I'll have this mess fixed stat

video taken in downtown minneapolis today of reported bounty hunters PULLING A GUN on someone standing in the road in front of city hall. (business on the van is fake.) hennepin county sheriff’s deputies were right behind and did nothing

video by government employee who saw it on their lunch break

It’s wild that so called “affordable housing” providers were advocating for people to face eviction & have to sleep out on the street. Residents have already been subsidizing their nonprofits w/ millions in mutual aid for their tenants to pay their rents. Remember this next time they beg for money.

I will again ask why bounty hunters are legal in 2026?

Available for cost here if you wish to let Jakey Poo know how you feel.

Ilhan Omar: Five steps to take in response to Operation Metro Surge "Nothing about what we witnessed was normal," U.S. Rep. Ilhan Omar writes. "Where do we go from here?"

Trump’s “Operation Metro Surge” was a militarized campaign of fear that treated immigrants as criminals and weaponized the federal government against U.S. citizens.

We need independent investigations, real accountability, and to abolish ICE.

My op-ed: