(((John))) is mad on the Internet

the reporter laughing is the icing on top

It's very bad! And the well-resourced Jewish communal organizations that should be on top of this burned all their credibility defending Israeli war crimes and are still primarily focused on playing Israel's lawyer rather than addressing the rapidly spreading gangrene.

So the F-15 is the most successful combat aircraft in modern history. 104 air combat engagements with enemy aircraft. 104 victories. Zero losses. A perfect record.

Only 6 F-15s have been lost to ground based fire in all history. 3 of those 6 were friendly fire under this Operation Epstein Fury.🤡

Oh shut the fuck up, it isn't costing $400 million or $4 billion a day

It's costing us $40 million a day to bomb Iran.

The USA can do that for over 450 years with just a single year's total federal government spending.

A single year of the DOD budget can afford this for over 50 years.

Why do you think the debt matters?

The USA can bomb countries indefinitely, the debt means nothing.

Old people talking at the family birthday party for an 11 year old:

"The man doesn't deserve to live. He shouldn't be alive." talking about the US President, of course

A strongly worded reminder that you don't need to be staring directly into the void for as long as All of This (TM) is going on.

It's not only okay to step away but you *need* to step away for Events or you will drive yourself into a really bad state mentally (take it from personal experience).

Chebra easily beats Moustakas for Burlington County Commissioner endorsement - New Jersey Globe Burlington Democrats voted to endorse former Deputy Commissioner of Human Services Jonathan Chebra for County Commissioner at its convention this morning.

I’m so grateful for the endorsement of the Burlington County Democratic Committee. I look forward to running alongside Commissioner Randy Brolo and Surrogate Brian Carlin to fight for residents and continue to make Burlington County a more affordable place to live.
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The consequence of geography is that Europe is making sure many more people die, yes.

Yes, border control is bad. Europe is still ensuring far more people die through indifference.

The US border is deadly because it's a desert mostly, with very little actual attempts in most places.

While Europe actively lets boats sink with hundreds of them routinely.

Twice as many people die crossing the Mediterranean a year compared to the US-Mexico border lol

Israeli state behavior and pro-Israel Jewish orgs.

I remember when people insisted this wasn't a problem on this very website.

Absolutely. They're trying to fix "too much" by adding more requirements that just make it even more excessive when the solution is to remove rules/process

I was informed that they are the first generation immune to propaganda though?????

Huh I wonder why the right wing billionaires who own all the major social platforms fill my lefty friends' feeds with "leftist" content about how the Democrats are awful and there's no point voting for them because it won't bring any real change. No reason, I'm sure.

That's a political system thing though, and Americans are -very mad- at what Trump is doing to immigrants right now. They literally didn't think he would do what he's done.

Meanwhile, we didn't do something like Brexit or allow thousands to die in the Mediterranean.

I don't know that Americans see that as a social good though, Americans still see immigrants as largely positive, even in their area.

Mamdani won because he was a fighter like Gallego, not because he held the same policy preferences as Gallego.

Gaining an additional 1-3% by being policy "moderate" wouldn't have changed Mamdani winning.

Very funny for the country that has invaded the most other places in history to be mad that other people want to live in their country.

Europeans see being racist/xenophobic as largely a social good.

That's part of what I'm talking about though, the British people block new builds, they constrain spending with pensions and wanted to get a "better" deal outside the EU in some magical way.

For all of British politics, the problem is the British people, not what the parties do.

They want a solution to the fact that they've stagnated for multiple decades that doesn't include any hardship by anyone.

For what it’s worth, I don’t have any tattoos.

Look who’s helping me pick up my kids from school today to celebrate Pokémon Day!

Bloomberg ran and won as a Republican, so it's hard to say he's some kind of radical leftist.

That's really all it is.