In shock announcement, Trump says U.S. wants to take over Gaza Strip

[the_terrible_humbaba@slrpnk.net]

It literally is a perfect example of "Blue MAGA" to make these comments in posts about Palestine, as if anyone ever though Trump would be better for Palestine, or as if the Dems hadn't been the ones in power until last November and Kamala was still "unwavering" in her support of Israel.

Here is a bit of a refresher on all that was happening in Palestine while the Dems were in power and Kamala was "unwavering" in her support.

If you don't wanna sound like Blue MAGA, go make these comments on literally any other thread about what the US is doing, not ones about Palestine.

[chowjeebai@lemmy.world]

And we're getting dragged into the muck by morons and one issue virtue signaling idiots who are no more informed than them.

[shepherdpie@midwest.social]

When you refuse to see that picking evil will never lead to anything other than additional harm and suffering, you're saying you're comfortable with that.

How can you take issue with the person who chose another path and not the one you literally described as "evil?"

[venusaur@lemmy.world]

Why not be mad at Dens for not doing a better job and having better candidates?

That’s like Burger King serving poop burgers and you’re pissed that people stopped eating shit burgers cuz now Burger King is closed and they built a Chick Fil A in it’s place.

[sigmaklimgrindset@sopuli.xyz]

I agree with you. To anyone who still pretends Trump and Kamala were equally terrible with regard to Palestine: Kamala vocally supported an end to the war* and a two-state solution**, a prevailing US diplomatic philosophy. Please watch what Trump said tonight— it is so much worse than that. He advocates for the full removal of Palestinian people from their homeland.

*it is a genocide and not a war, I disagree with her.

**a two-state solution is not adequate as long as Israel continues to act as it does currently. Free Palestine. I disagree with her.

[grundlbutter@lemmy.dbzer0.com]

I mean, it's also part of the discourse in social media, too. The person I replied to actually asked for the opinion related to those who share the same sentiment as I do. In this instance, it is kinda on you that you kept reading the thread.

Though I would agree that the overall focus should be on what we do from here. And to that, I'd like to see some form of organized community action, protest, or something like that start to pick up steam so that I could support or participate in.

[shepherdpie@midwest.social]

Why because I don't blindly support and fiercely defend a strategy that tanked nearly three Democratic presidential candidates in a row?

Nah, it's definitely going to work the fourth time. I'm back on board.

[sir_pronoun@lemmy.world]

lol yeah it's worse now, what the hell are you saying

[orclev@lemmy.world]

The issue is that it's practically the only thing being commented in any post related to Palestine and it's drowning out all the useful discussion that needs to be taking place. Pick any post about Palestine and look at the comments and the overwhelming majority of them are some variation on "boy, I bet all those people who refused to vote for Harris are so happy now", which is about as useful a comment as all the idiots that used to rush to post "First" on articles back in the day.

These "told you so" comments are so pervasive it's starting to feel vaguely like astroturfing. A bunch of comments encouraging non-Republican voters to fight amongst themselves and drowning out any possible productive discussion or organization sure sounds like it would be a brilliant move by the fascist supporters. I'm not suggesting everyone making those comments is astroturfing or a troll, but the absolute way that's blanketing all discussion around Palestine sure does make me wonder if some of them are.

[the_terrible_humbaba@slrpnk.net]

Explain to me how, then. Don't be abstract or vague. Tell me, right now, concretely and materialistically, and preferably with sources, how are things worse for Palestinians right now?

I've had this argument before and I never got an answer. Do you think it makes any difference for a Palestinian who is being shot/tortured/raped/blown up/having their home destroyed if the weapons and ammo that are being used to achieve those goals come from one American party or the other? Or did you just forget everything that was happening in Palestine before Trump was elected? Feel free to look at the links I posted.

[drzoidberg@lemmy.world]

I'm so sorry, I didn't realize you were literally mentally challenged.

[iamthetot@sh.itjust.works]

Most importantly, the ones who didn't turn out to vote were in states that don't matter anyway. Harris actually got more votes than Biden in most key swing states.

[slopppyengineer@lemmy.world]

comments like this one imply those people thought Palestine would be saved by not voting for Dems

Reps calling him genocide Joe was indeed implying this

[iamthetot@sh.itjust.works]

Yeah people keep saying "this is just a distraction" to, like, very single story. So what are they distracting from? Please tell us, because all of it is fucking awful.

[the_terrible_humbaba@slrpnk.net]

We're not talking about Reps though. We are talking about people who would usually vote for Dems, but because of their stance on Palestine either didn't vote or voted third party. Can you show me examples of people on Lemmy who voted third party or abstained that said Reps would be better for Palestinians?

[modern_medicine_isnt@lemmy.world]

All his billionaire crones are going to be pissed. Think of all the jobs that will create. How will they be able to abuse the average worker when thier aren't enough of them to go around. It's going to drive up wages. And the investment capital that goes to gaza isn't going to the billionaires tech companies.
Sooner or later, one of them is going to off him.

[filister@lemmy.world]

Mind you this is only his 16th day in the office. What a rollercoaster of 4 years there would be.

[werefreeatlast@lemmy.world]

I heard that there's an episode of the Simpsons on this.

[savaran@lemmy.world]

Everywhere will be a state!

Well except Puerto Rico, for some odd reason the one place that could reasonably become a state isn’t on the list.

[theherk@lemmy.world]

No party loyalist will ever admit the party is in any way culpable for its own losses.