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I was watching DGGClips where destiny reviewed this discussion. I'm not sure he ever addressed this, but Jay's big own on Coleman was that every time Palestinians have a leader who wants peace, Israel kills them. At around the 43 min mark, for instance, did you know that Ghassan Kanafani, a Palestinian who just wanted peace and who wrote books!

Welp, as it turns out, he was the spokesperson for a terrorist org, the PFLP, and just days prior to his assassination, the PFLP had just pulled off a massive terrorist attack on an airport.

But of course, a peace activist like Ghassan Kanafani obviously denounced it, right? Well, no, he took credit

I found the discussion of how he handled her stalking to be super weird. All I can think of is that Netflix show, Baby Reindeer, where the protagonist was nice to his stalker, and made a semi-sexual joke and she took it seriously and then began obsessing over him. On multiple occasions, even though she was stalking him in person and harassing him, trying to get him fired, and messing with his life, he tried placating her and being civil with her as a means to end the stalking.

At no point did I ever go, "wow he totally deserves to be stalked because he was nice to her and talking to her again after he knew she was stalking him". It was easily understood by the viewer that he was looking fo

I have a question about the snarker logic. Taylor Lorenz unmasked Libs of Tiktok as Chaya Raichik. Prior to that, Chaya was completely anonymous online and ran an account that was widely hated by people on the left.

I assume Chaya has some type of family: siblings, parents, friends and what not. I don't know if she has any kids. But based on snarker logic, is Chaya well within her rights to stalk and a-log everyone in Taylor Lorenz's family?

The answer has to be yes, right? This unmasking was far wider and reached millions of people: it was published in the Washington Post. And that account is immensely hated by people for deeply personal reasons.

Look at the graph below. Immigration shot up! It's way higher than it has ever been before, which must mean it's bad.

OMG HE'S RIGHT

Except, wait, what if we go backward? What happens if we look even further back? It seems like there may have been other times of unprecedented immigration... is that possible?

fuck Konstantin

Wait a second... was Konstantin Kisin part of an unprecedented change in UK immigration? Did he quite literally mark the first ti

One of the Jan 6 pardons is for a person who lives in Jessiah's backyard: North Carolina. His name is David Daniel. Here is a link to the original arrest for his Jan 6 riot. He was discovered via social media pictures and because of that convenient picture where he was looking directly at a camera as he breached the Capitol.

However, when they arrested him for January 6th, they also noticed that they had allegations of child molestation and devices related to that were seized previously but not searched. [Using January 6th as prob

One of the Jan 6 pardons is for a person who lives in Jessiah's backyard: North Carolina. His name is David Daniel. Here is a link to the original arrest for his Jan 6 riot. He was discovered via social media pictures and because of that convenient picture where he was looking directly at a camera as he breached the Capitol.

However, when they arrested him for January 6th, they also noticed that they had allegations of child molestation and devices related to that were seized previously but not searched. [Using January 6th as prob

A couple of days ago I made a post here that it seemed likely that the US struck a girls school during their attack on Iran. I called for trials, and, maybe it was a bit of a spaz out, but I called them war crimes and called for executions.

You guys clowned on it and said I was acting like Hasan. I'm sorry, but you guys are not the brightest. This was nothing like Hasan and the JDAM. I wasn't trying to identify the source by the sound of the missile impacting. It had been multiple days since the strike, the deaths were not exaggerated and they were confirmed, and multiple news organizations were already reporting that the US was highly likely to be the source.

Our military was not denying

https://www.theguardian.com/global-development/2026/mar/03/minab-school-bombing-how-the-worst-mass-casualty-event-of-the-iran-war-unfolded-a-visual-guide

I don't care if it was unintentional. I don't care if it was because of old outdated maps. I don't care if the missile drifted.

If you're bombing a target, you should have the operational intelligence to know that there is a school of children right next door. If you don't have that intelligence you can't make that strike. And if you're reckless enough that you make the strike without the intelligence, and you end up killing 160 school kids, you should be tried and executed for war crimes.