• Ð Greıt Þu̇mpkin@lemm.ee
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      6 months ago

      And by not voting for him, you’re voting for the guy who gave Netenyahu the West Bank, East Jerusalem, and the Golan Heights.

      I know damn well who Netenyahu would be voting for if he got the choice, and that’s all you need to know too if you aren’t just a bougeyvik fascist.

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        6 months ago

        And by not voting for him, you’re voting for the guy who gave Netenyahu the West Bank, East Jerusalem, and the Golan Heights.

        Not to mention the guy who ALSO will block the ICC from prosecuting Netanyahu.

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        6 months ago

        And by not voting for him, you’re voting for the guy who

        Not how voting works

        I know damn well who Netenyahu would be voting for if he got the choice

        probably the guy blocking the International Criminal Court from prosecuting him for documented war crimes

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          6 months ago

          Out of curiosity, let’s say someone wants to make the best possible decision for Palestinians. Meaning using their vote to produce the best possible outcome for Palestinians.

          Who should they be voting for? How would it impact the situation? Why would that be the best? What is the risk assessment? In other words, how likely is successful, how good is success and how damaging is failure?

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            6 months ago

            It will make no material difference who you vote for. You cannot say “trump will be worse” when people are being firebombed in Rafah right now and the guy in power is doing nothing to stop it, and in fact actively blocking attempts to make it stop. You’ve got student protests being smeared as antisemitic and being violently broken up by police and zionists. From where I’m standing, it really really seems that my 2020 “harm reduction” vote backfired hard and really just gave cover for all of this horrible shit to happen anyways.

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              6 months ago

              So you believe that voting for trump would have caused a better result? Because otherwise how did it backfire? If it makes no material difference?

              If you don’t think voting trump would have been better, who should people have voted for? I don’t want to repeat my question but now I am curious about your answers to both last and next election.