J’ai cité votre commentaire pour répondre à quelqu’un qui m’a expliqué que Mélenchon est considéré comme ‘la gauche radicale’ pour ces mêmes raisons, entre autres. Si l’on critique toutes les personnes qui ne se conforment pas au ‘modèle de gauche standard’, qui imite la ‘gauche américaine’, elle-même étant une façade douce d’un impérialisme génocidaire féroce, alors il est inévitable qu’elles soient qualifiées de ‘gauche radicale’.

I ain’t French, just polyglot.

Edit: it just hit me that the dude went through my account looking for info. Bruh… That’s just sad.

If only your country didn’t want to control the whole world, maybe. But the whole world is concerned with your shitty politics. Nobody want to have bombs being dropped on there house, you know? Believe me, nobody want to care about another country shitty politics, so if the US stoped dropping bombs on random countries, then hallelujah !

I reckon my original wording choice wasn’t the best (English is not my native language, so these slips happens often), but I didn’t put any thoughts behind editing the comment other than fixing a mistake. You gotta also reckon that I repeated many times that it’s the hypocrisy of saying “never again” and then supporting a genocide that I am completely against. let’s just finish this with a virtual handshake 🤝

I didn’t mean everyone in the first place, that’s way I edited it. It was literally an oversight. I am talking about the hypocrisy of Germany and the like, people or countries.

Do you really think I’d be against Palestinian genocide and support the holocaust or something? Genuine question.

Germany. Case in point.

It’s the hypocrisy of it that I am against. Just look at Germany supporting Israel genocide on the Palestinian. If it was a fiction, it would be completely unbelievable, but here we are .

A lot of the people that repeat that WW2 was horrible because of the holocaust are themselves supporting a holocaust. Is this more descriptive?

Stating a fact doesn’t make you stand on one side or the other. Saying kamala like Biden will still support a genocide is not an ask to vote for trump. At most, it spread awareness and asks for individual actions at the local level. Working locally so it goes up the ladder is the best bet.

At the moment, there’s no solution for your joke of a political system consisting of choosing between “we do genocide, but we swear we’re good people” and “we do genocide, hell yeah!”.

This response confuses me completely. Being against genocide and the hypocrisy of the people that say that WW2 horrors shouldn’t happen ever again but then support a genocide make me a Nazi?

They’re not tell you to vote for trump, they’re telling you that your votes don’t matter. The statue quo will not change and if settling for that is all you got then it doesn’t really matter.

Also, carpet bombing gaza would be mercy compared to what the sick fuck Israeli are doing to them.

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I don’t like smart meatwad. He’s giving me existential dread.

We mostly know these from YouTubers that are big enough to have terminally online fans that send them the juicy but relatively unknown mysteries, or are themselves terminally online.

I can provide you with a list of channels if you wish.

Took me 20 min :

Way to high quality for YouTube videos :

https://youtube.com/@lemmino

Relatively small channels :

https://youtube.com/@sombertoboggly

https://youtube.com/@shaiivalley

https://youtu.be/EqKPERlC0mg

https://youtube.com/@theinternetinvestigator

The really Big  :

https://youtube.com/@barelysociable

https://youtube.com/@nexpo

https://youtube.com/@nickcrowley

https://youtube.com/@blameitonjorge

https://youtube.com/@justinwhangyt

https://youtube.com/@scaretheater

https://youtube.com/@parallelpipes

Japan specific:

https://youtube.com/@kyotorobato

That magma looks delicious!

The igirisu and faransu arc was crazy!

‘Everyone Knows That’ was recently found and it was a really funny situation

At least the ebook is under 50$, which makes me believe the author knew his printed book was like a collectible and wanted to gain as much money as possible from the people that can afford it (doctors), while also keeping the ebook price relatively affordable for students who actually use it to study.