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Fulton County Pedestrian
@CandiedGender
they’re saying i’m woke beyond my years. defender of Atlanta and Los Angeles
I don’t live in New York
Joined December 2018
- this moment did so much for me
Happy one year anniversary to the "Too many words in leftist comics" discourse. - i am an avid observer of the washington dc subreddit
- Replying to @nrdufordwe have to meticulously categorize everyone actually
- when i was in ydsa, we invited a nakba survivor to speak to our org during israeli apartheid week. two 20 year old hillel members, one of which had just got back from serving in the IOF, heckled him, called us all antisemites, and told him it was good that it happened to himThere are no "funders of Israel" in DSA. No one has been able to present evidence this group exists. What there has been however is a giant forum thread debating if Jewish students who attend Hillel are supporters of Zionism. Which should illustrate why this debate is a problem!
- they transition
- i’d be normal about it
- Replying to @CandiedGenderhillel is a zionist organization that routinely harasses palestinians and their supporters. dsa has no legitimacy allowing hillel members to join
- discovering sufjan stevens is super hot and completely jacked was so jarring, i thought he’d just look normal
- Replying to @butlerianobasil comes across as a snot nosed arrogant 20 year old. this is the only way to talk to him lol
Biden was the test case because he actually won. He did all he could to forgive student loans, passed the most climate change legislation of any POTUS, walked on the picket line and pulled out of Afghanistan among other things. But the left shat on him for his entire presidency.- Ah yes a group called Extinction Rebellion celebrating a mass die-off of humans
- YIMBYs don’t propose “build more housing” as a policy position, they propose “deregulate zoning” like that’s the same thing. the assumption is they’ll build enough housing to make it affordable to everyone. it’s a bad assumption and an oversimplification of housing
