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When you engage in genocide, target hospitals and children, people tend not to like that
this post was submitted on 16 Mar 2026
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Yet rising fuel prices are pivotal, it seems.
They didn't mind it when it was their team doing it
When there's so much to object to, how can you tell?
Good. I'd love to see Israel being so much less of a factor in our elections.
A cornered dog is the most dangerous animal and I know the Israelis will use whatever tricks they have at their disposal (up to fully dismantling the US democracy), but this is good news to see
They have the Sampson option.
Sounds like time for a regime change
I mean, they'll have to get in line.
Views of Israel have shifted negative, especially among Democrats and independents
Dems:
13% favorable
30% no opinion/neutral
57% negative
Good. The things they are doing are absolutely horrifying. They need to be ostracized as much as the US does (unfortunately that will mean buddying up, something the world does not need more of).
I am so tired of my tax dollars going to Israel and stupid wars and shitty ass billionaire parasites... I want health care for my neighbors, decent prices at the grocer, and no fucking pedo-protectors running everything.
Incredibly overdue.
It's not enough.
Polls have been useless for a while now. I guarantee that the majority of voters land somewhere between ambivalent and "do not give a single fuck about Israel". Combine that with the overwhelming majority of democratic politicians getting most of their campaign donations from organizations like AIPAC, and I don't see things changing any time soon.
Good.
With November looming, the Democrats refuse to disappoint the right and point their guns inward.
I think people are so fired up to vote, that even the Democrats won't be able to screw it up.