Every time I see these “all eyes on Gaza” posts, it reminds me of the sentiment in this post. Where were those eyes when Hamas was throwing young Gazans off rooftops, lynching them in hospital parking lots they’d turned into terror HQs, executing people point-blank in the streets, brainwashing kids into their genocidal death cult, or hiding behind mothers and babies as human shields? Hamas has burrowed into every civilian area, sacrificing their own in ways that not even animals would. These people don’t give a damn about Gazans—they just want to score points by “owning the Jews.” It’s grotesque and utterly disqualifying.
Something to notice about both Mamdani & Fateh. Nether one has ever held a job or worked outside of Government.
Joe Soucheray puts it they are practitioners of The Mystery To a GLer, it sometimes seems as if there are two Americas, one that GLers understand and one that compels GLers to wish each other “Good Luck.” (see Good Luck definition).
“Pity them, because they are the real losers in this political mise-en-scène.” I have no pity for the so called Palestinians much as I have no pity for the Germans in WWII.
I get it. Trust me, it’s hard to find room to pity a population that thinks suicide bombing is commendable. At the same time, better leadership can drag a population towards humanity and decency. And we can’t doubt that the Palestinians have been ill represented by Arafat, Abbas, and the Sinwars. It’s a longer conversation, and deserves more than a comment, but I do pity them. At least some of the time.
SM: Although he has this radical world around him, really a radical bubble I would say, he still kind of makes stuff up. He's still constructing this persona very carefully in ways that are A: unnecessary, if you're in this world of the Columbia-type political radicalism. But he seems to think that he has a problem with authenticity, that he has to prove his authenticity.
Couple Of Thoughts
1. IS there anything Really genuine with your basic Progressive?
2. (Capt. Optimist says)
It has been said The High Point of the Confederacy was Pickett's Charge on the 3rd day of the Battle of Gettysburg. After that it was just a matter of how long they could hold on.
I wondering if in this election cycle we're seeing Pickett's Charge, ie one last desperate measure to win?
I saw. Mamdani is not the end, but the beginning. Look at the UK Labour Party…
I Choose to be an Optimist. I'm thinking even people in NY Chicago, LA, etc will say NO this isn't working because it doesn't.
As for The UK? Been a couple hundred years since they had a Civil War. Might be one brewing.
Every time I see these “all eyes on Gaza” posts, it reminds me of the sentiment in this post. Where were those eyes when Hamas was throwing young Gazans off rooftops, lynching them in hospital parking lots they’d turned into terror HQs, executing people point-blank in the streets, brainwashing kids into their genocidal death cult, or hiding behind mothers and babies as human shields? Hamas has burrowed into every civilian area, sacrificing their own in ways that not even animals would. These people don’t give a damn about Gazans—they just want to score points by “owning the Jews.” It’s grotesque and utterly disqualifying.
I you like Mamdani. You're Gonna LOVE (possible) Future MPLS Mayor
Minneapolis Dems endorse socialist Omar Fateh for mayor over incumbent Jacob Frey
https://www.therightreasons.net/topic/116311-minneapolis-dems-endorse-socialist-omar-fateh-for-mayor-over-incumbent-jacob-frey/#comment-693915
The Real Problem We Face!
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/TbamW1MfjXs
7/21 Is Omar Fateh the beginning of the end???
https://youtu.be/5R-L61jfsnY?t=415
Something to notice about both Mamdani & Fateh. Nether one has ever held a job or worked outside of Government.
Joe Soucheray puts it they are practitioners of The Mystery To a GLer, it sometimes seems as if there are two Americas, one that GLers understand and one that compels GLers to wish each other “Good Luck.” (see Good Luck definition).
https://garagelogic.com/the-gl-lexicon/
“Pity them, because they are the real losers in this political mise-en-scène.” I have no pity for the so called Palestinians much as I have no pity for the Germans in WWII.
I get it. Trust me, it’s hard to find room to pity a population that thinks suicide bombing is commendable. At the same time, better leadership can drag a population towards humanity and decency. And we can’t doubt that the Palestinians have been ill represented by Arafat, Abbas, and the Sinwars. It’s a longer conversation, and deserves more than a comment, but I do pity them. At least some of the time.
"Q: Is anything about him genuine?"
SM: Although he has this radical world around him, really a radical bubble I would say, he still kind of makes stuff up. He's still constructing this persona very carefully in ways that are A: unnecessary, if you're in this world of the Columbia-type political radicalism. But he seems to think that he has a problem with authenticity, that he has to prove his authenticity.
Couple Of Thoughts
1. IS there anything Really genuine with your basic Progressive?
2. (Capt. Optimist says)
It has been said The High Point of the Confederacy was Pickett's Charge on the 3rd day of the Battle of Gettysburg. After that it was just a matter of how long they could hold on.
I wondering if in this election cycle we're seeing Pickett's Charge, ie one last desperate measure to win?