Raze
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m1S03yRaJwc https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p53Xet8fAT0 https://www.shinzen.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/12/art_urges.pdf
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https://apnews.com/article/election-2024-debate-photos-watch-parties-4426553a83cad0446421c4e667e8598f AP published photos of American viewers watching the debate
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Cenk was right, the dems should have had a primary.
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Former head of Shin Bet interview
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No it wouldn’t be. The RNC allowed a primary and even held debates, the voters chose Trump. The DNC basically cancelled the primary and did everything to stop voters from having a say. At least with Trump he was doing well in polls where as Biden has been behind for months and they still pushed him forward. It’s not the same.
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His recent videos especially his free tour videos have been mediocre. He barely makes a point before vaguely ranting about Satanist’s ruining America. He said he will soon start releasing a edited 52 vid series, hopefully that is better. I actually really liked the first videos he made when he quit teaching game, the oldest ones still on his main channel. But his recent ones have been not worth the time investment.
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You should supplement it with practices from NLP: The Essential Guide to Neuro-Linguistic Programming and freedom from your inner critic by Jay Earley
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1. The far leftists were the ones saying they shouldn’t cancel the dem primary and Biden should be replaced because he’s too old, they were objectively right 2. The right doesn’t need to invent reasons to criticize Newsom, even many liberals in California hate him because of the states decline
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Newsom only has 37% popularity
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They shut down the primary, he couldn’t
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I’m thinking Biden will drop out
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@Leo Gura we want your thoughts on the debate
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s5_DS89_lKU https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2CidDVoHdmQ
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I never said not prioritizing life is always wrong. In some cases it’s justified, I don’t believe it is in this case, but I even if it was it’s not prioritizing life.
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No, I’m just tired of the claim Israel values “life” followed by justifying Israel specifically avoiding solutions that save lives. I believe I just had this argument with Vrubel a week or so ago. If you want to argue a move that sacrifices lives is worth it for other reasons, that’s fine, but you can’t turn around and say you value life above all else if you’re specifically advocating for a strategy that loses lives. A ceasefire would save lives, point blank, the lives of the hostages, the Gazans, the idf soldiers, and anyone who would die from a possible Lebanon conflict. If you say there shouldn’t be a ceasefire for various other reasons, whether those reasons are correct or not, that is not you valuing life above all else. If I was engaged in a firefight outside of your house, and you told me I’m risking your life by it, and I said that I will still do it because I have a different goal, even if I’m right about my goal, I’m choosing to not prioritize your life because I’m putting a different goal above protecting it.
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- their charter no longer says that - Hamas offered a ceasefire in exchange for a state multiple times - Hamas doesn’t control the West Bank yet Israel still lets settlers have their way there - When Hamas took power in 2006 they offered a ceasefire right away, Israel tried to overthrow them then blockaded them - you support Netanyahu even though he purposefully empowered and funded Hamas So in summary you don’t value lives and prefer to sacrifice life for political aims. That’s fine, but don’t pretend otherwise. Military analysts are claiming Hamas is recruiting by the thousand and polls indicate Israel’s support has fallen world wide. Oct 7 didn’t achieve much for Hamas, but Israel’s violent response has however achieved a lot for them.
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You said: ”You cannot allow a group to come in, murder and kidnap your populace, and then reward them with a ceasefire” That is objectively what Israel did to Gaza in its regular bombardments. They came, kill and arrest, declare a ceasefire and leave. They even give it a name “mowing the grass”. So even if the war ends up strengthening Hamas or another group, causes a wider war, and ends up killing far more Israelis you still support it. Ok… then don’t say you value life Yes it’s true they did that. What they also did was - keep Gaza in a blockade so strict 40% of the populace is unemployed and the majority of water sources are contaminated - continue expanding settlements in the West Bank and allowing settler violence to the point where 2023 was the deadliest year for Palestinian children prior to Oct 7 - kill over 2,000 in a 2014 bombardment of Gaza so large the majority of Gazan children showed signs of PTSD - kill over 200 in a peaceful protest in 2018 where snipers targeted medics and journalists purposefully shooting knees off to create life changing injury Ok proof was a bad term, let’s say logic. The logic of a ceasefire - all hostages returned safely - stops or at least slows down the growing hatred of Israel worldwide - stops hezbollah attacks The logic of continuing the war - IDF spokesman himself said Hamas cannot be destroyed, they recruit from orphans so the more orphans created the more they can expand - Hezbollah continues rocket attacks and may cause an all out war with Israel - given Israel has only saved 7 hostages and killed at least 3 (probably 5 if you believe the released hostages) many of the other hostages will remain in captivity or be killed in the fighting - continued growth in anti Israel sentiment worldwide causing future extremism against Israel Given that almost every single other country in the UN, the majority of the US population, and a significant minority of Israelis also support the ceasefire, maybe it’s actually not that ridiculous. - I’m not equating them, Israel has killed easily 10x the amount of civilians as Hamas - the IDF are the ones blockading Gaza, they keep Gaza hostage - the Israel government funded Hamas, they are also responsible for them - Hamas isn’t in control of the West Bank, Hamas isn’t the obstacle here and yet, the conditions there are so brutal even some zionist Israelis and idf who visit come away shocked, since the war Israel is expanding settlements and settlers have killed hundreds.
