We are constantly told that solutions to some of the greatest challenges facing poor and working class people in the U.S. do not exist. Meanwhile, billions taxpayer dollars are being used to fund the genocide of Palestinians.

That very money could have ended homelessness in the United States.

Money for our needs, not the U.S.-Israeli war machine!

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    Genocide is never inevitable. It says a lot about the US’s supposed “democracy” that you think it is.

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      Cherry-picking statements to make a point is a bad habit to get into. Try to void it in the future.

      Genocide is not inevitable if we respect one another, and politicians become more empathetic. Unfortunately, genocide is inevitable in the current US election, because both major candidates support Netanyahu.

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        Genocide is not inevitable if we respect one another, and politicians become more empathetic.

        This is liberal idealist nonsense. Genocide isn’t happening because we’re insufficiently respectful of one another or because our politicians are insufficiently empathetic.