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“The Edge” also bothers me. It’s like if Chuck Mangione called himself “Deathwind.”
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If you claim to hate someone/something but refuse to even lend rhetorical support to people fighting it and have to constantly remind people how much you hate them too, you're immediately suspect.
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Particularly bizarre because the tweet of yours they screenshotted wasn’t pro-Israel in the least. It was basically this meme
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Microsoft says attempts to fix global outage not going "as expected" - follow live bbc.in/3UA6ZoR
Columbus influencer 'ThriftyFatty' dies at 37 dispatch.com/story/entertain…
Replying to @asip888 @EmperorAssad
Today i learned its zionist to not want to be involved in sand people wars lmao
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oh god! asking hostile questions of zionist scum politicians! the horror!
Far-left activists from CodePink and allied groups funded by communist tech tycoon Neville Roy Singham spent years ambushing lawmakers on camera, cornering them with hostile questions and posting the footage as humiliation rituals on social media.
On Veterans Day, Fox News Digital turned the cameras on them for six hours as they lobbied Congress to slash the military budget and end U.S. ties with Israel. The result: they blocked the lens with keffiyehs and watermelon-print backpacks, refused every question, covered the camera with their hands, shoved a cafeteria chair into the reporter's path and unleashed a string of personal attacks. One activist called the reporter "a liar." Another told her to "buzz off." A BreakThrough News co-host called Fox News Digital "an absolute joke" and "state propagandists," then posted the confrontation online.
House Majority Leader Steve Scalise fired back: "You just follow the money when you see who funds some of these groups that hate America. It tells you everything you need to know."
Full story here foxnews.com/politics/watch-s…
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Replying to @ThePickler88 @asip888
Most people support Palestine especially under the age of like 60
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The play "Hiroshima", a tribute to the victims of the first atomic bomb, with music and singing by Yoko Ono, opened in New York City this week.
One tearful Japanese survivor of the attack, who attended the premiere, called the play, quote, "the most horrifying experience of my life."






































