The ICC has applied for an arrest warrant for Benjamin Netanyahu. But Israel’s assault on Gaza has been made possible by US support.
  • Joe Dyrt@lemmy.ml
    311·
    29 days ago

    Haven’t you heard? The president is immune from prosecution for all acts as president, so there is no case and never will be.

  • echo@lemmings.world
    915·
    29 days ago

    Don’t care… he’s done and his evils will be eclipsed by Trump by orders of magnitude.

    • Grapho@lemmy.mlEspañol
      122·
      29 days ago

      “Who cares about the nuclear holocaust?” Said the man with the blue pin. “This fucking Orange guy is gonna drop enough bombs to destroy the world a thousand times instead of just twice like the guy I told you to vote for”

      • Microplasticbrain@lemm.ee
        326·
        29 days ago

        This kind of comment has been exceptionally helpful all election long. Maybe y’all can learn that you aren’t entitled to votes you have to actually earn them 😘, or don’t fuck if I care.

        I voted for hilary, biden and kamala, but none of them were suited to meet this moment in american history.

        This is a failure of the neoliberals and their democratic party, but neither of them actually give a shit since they just make money off fundraising against bad orangeman.

        But go ahead and moan if it helps you cope with what’s coming the next 4 years, you’ve earned that much.

        • Soulg@sh.itjust.works
          412·
          29 days ago

          Dems weren’t perfect and could’ve done plenty better and also it is the fault of the voters for being stupid as hell.

          • Microplasticbrain@lemm.ee
            142·
            29 days ago

            “As commander-in-chief, I will ensure America always has the strongest, most lethal fighting force in the world,” Kamala Harris said during her keynote address at the DNC, yeah Democrats could have been a lot fucking better.

            Voters are stupid because conservatives have been defunding education for decades and the Democrats haven’t fought back hard enough to make up for it. Next talking point.

          • geneva_convenience@lemmy.ml
            42·
            29 days ago

            “Adolf Hitler was not perfect and could’ve done plenty better and also it is the fault of the voters for being stupid as hell.”

            • Grapho@lemmy.mlEspañol
              1·
              28 days ago

              It would all be ok if these stupid leftists had voted for Strasser

        • wes7ley@real.lemmy.fanEnglish
          216·
          29 days ago

          since they just make money off fundraising against bad orangeman.

          Golly-gee, it must be something to do with Trump being the GOP nominee for President for them to do that.

          You are so brave to be condescending on the Internet. The classic holier-than-thou “earn my vote” position is another loser mentality. If we apply that standard to both campaigns, we can clearly see there was one person trying to earn votes. And that person lost. I’d argue Kamala should have been tougher and demanded votes.

          • Microplasticbrain@lemm.ee
            17·
            29 days ago

            Did you even read that I said I voted for all of them? I never withheld my vote, but they certainly didn’t earn it either.

            I’m not being holier than thou, I’m offering valuable feedback.

            From my perspective the pro biden kamala folks have been condescending as f u c k .

            If she wanted to demand votes she should have campaigned on a more attractive platform.

            • wes7ley@real.lemmy.fanEnglish
              14·
              28 days ago

              I understand your feedback and I apologize for my tone. I just cannot get on board with the idea a more progressive campaign would have garnered any more votes. The proof is in the pudding. New progressive challengers failed at taking down any Democrat stalwarts in their primaries. Even worse, progressive incumbents struggled to hold on. It’s important to call out that these problems in races existed months before Harris even entered the scene.

              That is why I see the anger at Harris as misplaced. If more progressive policies were the true desire of voters, it would have shown in the primaries just like in 2018 and 2020. The winds were out of the sails.

              • Microplasticbrain@lemm.ee
                5·
                28 days ago

                I think part of what we are seeing with poorer progressive performance is a symptom of the apathy that occurs when democrats “win” and progressive policy doesn’t materialize.

                Obviously as sensible people we know that we had sinema and manchin and we lacked the house so there was only so much biden could do, however as voters it still feels like a letdown and I believe that unfortunately emotion is a strong driver for voters.

                This is part of Biden’s baggage that Kamala inherited unfortunately. If we had a primary maybe we could have had a chance to rile up the base and get some excitement going.

                At the end of the day I think this election was lost on fucking v i b e s, as dumb as that is. People feel kinda shitty about stuff and they blame the incumbent even though he’s doing his best.

                I think progressive policies get people a lot more excited than moderate conservative stuff, and in my view why would a conservative vote for a democratic when their party delivers so hard for them. A pivot to the center will only alienate the left in my view.

                Maybe I’m wrong about all this, but at the end of the day a democratic party that keeps pivoting to the right doesn’t represent me very much.