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  1. The supine leftist clerk says to the site's most notorious racist. 🤣
  2. Someone somewhere may have. Probably you given your obsession with the long dead man. As far as a question, was there one worth answering given your regard of anyone to right of you, Comrade? Don't you have a cart to push and some mail to deliver?
  3. ... asks the leftist bootlicking gubmint clerk who depends on the state for his meager living.
  4. Feckless Biden and the feckless Democrats suddenly care about anti-Semitism and the riots. Not because it is evil. Oh, no. Because it might hurt them in the election. https://thehill.com/opinion/white-house/4639294-biden-campus-riots-protests-speech-antisemitism-violence-arrests-israel-palestine/ Biden finally breaks his silence on the campus riots — but he’s still hedging his bets After a day of “Where’s Biden?” trending on X, bowing to pressure from both Republicans and his own party, the president finally addressed the violence roiling U.S. colleges in a hastily organized speech at the White House. Too little, too late. The campus protests have spiraled out of control, leading to horrifying hostility toward Jews and hundreds of arrests. Until now Joe Biden has largely been mute, reminding many of the Black Lives Matter mantra “silence is violence.” But today’s overdue comments are unlikely to move the needle or stem the discord. Even Biden-supporting Al Sharpton is horrified by the upheaval at schools, saying, “How do the Democrats — how do all of us on that side — say January 6th was wrong if you can have the same pictures going on on college campuses?” Joe Biden is like a cat on a hot tin roof, hopping back and forth between supporting Israel and showing his concern for Palestinians, talking up his antisemitism bona fides but simultaneously chastising Israel for its efforts to eradicate Hamas. The president is desperate to please both sides but is ultimately offending everyone. At a recent protest at the University of Alabama, both pro-Palestinian and pro-Israel supporters chanted “F*** Joe Biden,” in a rare moment of unity. The president has brought this on himself, displaying no moral certitude but instead caving to raw political necessity. In his address, he finally spoke out against violent protests, and criticized the antisemitism that has marked the pro-Palestinian demonstrations. But he also felt compelled to couple that admonishment with equally strident condemnation of “islamophobia, or discrimination against Arab-Americans or Palestinian-Americans.” Where has that been a problem? Biden is scared to death that backing Israel is alienating the Arab-American and young voters he will need in November, and he cannot do without the massive support he and other Democrats receive from Jews. Hence, the blatant pandering and equivocation. With one hand, he sends weapons to Israel’s army, locked in a life-or-death battle with terror group Hamas; with the other he threatens sanctions against a unit of the IDF, based on charges of human rights violations in the West Bank that occurred prior to 2022. After receiving widespread condemnation from Israeli leaders who denounced the threatened sanctions as the “height of absurdity,” the administration stood down. Note the State Department has been investigating this supposed wrongdoing since 2022 and the violations have nothing to do with Israel’s assault on Hamas. It is simply window dressing, meant to signal to critics that the administration is holding the Jewish state accountable. In another hopscotch, Biden has proposed recently bringing Palestinian refugees with ties to the U.S. into our country. Since a recent survey found 71 percent of Palestinians in Gaza support Hamas’s October 7 massacre, such a suggestion is outrageous. Biden’s positions have wobbled with polling that shows increasing sympathy for Palestinians. In one of his rare earlier comments on the current uproar on college campuses, made on April 22, he said “I condemn the antisemitic protests. That’s why I’ve set up a program to deal with that. I also condemn those who don’t understand what’s going on with the Palestinians.” Joe Biden needs to forcefully address not just antisemitism in the abstract but the vile anti-Jew symbols and language that have wracked our campuses for weeks. He needs to call out those funding and organizing the anti-American flag-burning protests, as New York City Mayor Eric Adams has done. While defending the right to protest and free speech, Adams spoke out forcefully against the provocateurs stirring up campus riots saying, “So blame me for being proud to be an American. … We are not surrendering our way of life to anyone.” Biden has had plenty of opportunities to follow suit. At the White House Correspondents’ dinner this weekend, for instance, instead of imploring the press to help him win reelection (while claiming he wasn’t doing exactly that) he might have deplored signs declaring “We are Hamas” or that evoke the Nazi-era “final solution” — meaning the extermination of Jews. The president’s behavior is a disgusting example of naked political interest overwhelming moral certitude. Biden is terrified that his backing of Israel will cost him critical swing states including Michigan, after more than 101,000 residents of that state voted “uncommitted” in the March Democratic primary. Just a year ago, the White House released what it described as the “First-Ever U.S. National Strategy to Counter Antisemitism.” The program included “over 100 new actions and over 100 calls to action,” including “new actions to counter antisemitism on college campuses and online.” In retrospect, the move seems prescient, though utterly ineffective. In its opening statement of purpose, Joe Biden recalls that, “Six years ago, Neo-Nazis marched from the shadows through Charlottesville, Virginia, chanting, “Jews will not replace us.” Ironically, Biden claims that it was “the horror of that moment, the violence that followed, and the threat it represented for American democracy” that “drove me to run for President.” If all that is true, Biden’s moment has come. Antisemitism is alive and well, despite the White House program, and it is gathering steam, helped by what critics have dubbed the pro-Hamas wing of the Democratic Party. Just recently, the House of Representatives passed the Antisemitism Awareness Act; the bill relies on the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance’s definition of antisemitism and could allow the government to withhold funding from universities that fail to prevent antisemitism on campuses. Ninety-one Democrats voted against the bill. To show his determined stand against antisemitism, Biden could support the bill and urge the Senate to take it up. That might cost him some votes, but actions speak louder than words.
  5. Odds that the ass-faced POS from Louisiana rubs one out at least twice a day thinking about MTG?
  6. They don't, Jeeneeus? 🤣 I guess that's why they have stopped buying Russian oil & gas. Why worry when the Russian Bear starts invading its neighbors, amirite? 🤡 And not sure if you noticed, but your argument kinds speaks to NATO being outdated and unnecessary, especially if they aren't willing to actually pay for an effective military.,. Your fellow leftists on this site might not like that. FYI, we seemed to trust Germany in the 80s with a military several times the size of what they have now.
  7. Dummy, I've shared several articles from the GERMAN press confirming Trump's stance. Press releases from the German military itself confirm it. Instead of dealing with facts around the actual topic, all you clowns can do is rip your ass cheeks apart and spray shit around like angry monkeys. Pathetic.
  8. Let's just start the further exposure of your stupidity by pointing out that the last thing Putin would want is increased NATO spending... which Trump has pushed for and certain allies you choose to fellate have not done for DECADES. 🤡 We can also point out that while Trump was president, Putin invaded precisely nowhere. 🤡 We can also point out that it took the Ukraine invasion to get Germany to increase defense spending and even the German press has pointed out that they are cooking the books on that. 🤡 The several other bullshit attacks on Trump have nothing to do with this and simply prove your intellectual weakness on the matter. Trump and I are so wrong that the Germans even admit to their negligence. 🤣 🤡 30 years of negligent underspending by a key "ally" and rather than criticize them, all you are able to do is criticize Trump. It's a disease. And you are the simple-minded afflicted. I repeat... the Germans even ADMIT to what Trump pointed out. But you are so woefully afflicted by your TDS that if Trump were to state that 1+1=2, you would blindly dispute it. Seek fucking professional help.
  9. Whether you credit Trump or the Russian invasion of Ukraine (or both), the fact is that Trump was right. We have seen reactions of leftist bootlickers like WC and Andy. They don't care about anything other than disagreeing with Orange Man Bad. Look at this epic dumbassery from WC: "Btw, you know what would keep us out of foreign wars. A strong NATO. And that does not depend on Germany paying 1.6% or 2%. It is an agreement not a transaction." 🤡 So, by Dumbass's estimation, security in a defense pact is determined simply by the agreement. Whether or not the participants actually spend adequate amounts to properly arm themselves is irrelevant. The naivete and stupidity of this is astounding. The Germans have admitted to - due to 30 years of underspending on defense - not even being able to defend themselves. Where is the strength in partnering with those who won't even adequately defend themselves?
  10. Literally never said racists don't exist. Not once. You are incredibly stupid.
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