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you niggas can't even name one woman that came forward and said that hamas raped them

who's gonna tell that the president with the record of most deportations was a democrat?

“there would be no ICE right now”💀💀whitest sentence ever award

i fucking hate liberals

Soviet cosmonaut Yuri Gagarin visiting Mexico, 1963.

in their lives

before, most would get their opinions on i/p through mass media (which is heavily biased towards israel). but now everyone knows the true israel bc their crimes are broadcasted for all to see. but liberals like cps don't care about that bc they've never done a day of activism

Ceuta is the biggest gift ever to the European far right & Israel; they’re milking this incident to the last drop at a time when they’re struggling for support The far right & Israel know they have nothing to offer other than Islamophobia & scapegoating migrants to gain support European right wing parties today have been sowing unprecedented disinformation where they pretend that Ceuta is a 5-minute walk from Paris, Berlin or London, rather than an enclave in Northern Africa separated from Europe by the sea & under heavy security They’re omitting that Spain already returned over 40,000 people of those who crossed into Ceuta back to Morocco They’re drumming up a narrative of “invasion,” “war,” “barbarians at the gate”… they’re leaving out that Morocco is Israel’s & the US’s closest ally in Northern Africa

i see everyone on my tl talk about ceuta and meililla after spain expelled migrants crossing from there. i don't know much about the history of the cities, does anyone know any good educational resources about them?

Incredible hard quote

@500ciggarettes this is probably the most evil thing she said about the gaza genocide

This is how flippantly this lady was talking about the Gaza Genocide a year ago. She’s a nasty person.

There is a clear position to be found on the situation in Spain — and the phenomenon of periphery-to-core migration more broadly. It is neither the right’s “migrant invasion” discourse nor the bleeding-heart liberals’ insistence on “unlimited open borders”; they both misidentify the culprit and obscure the solution. Migration does not occur in a vacuum. It is driven, first of all, by the various instruments and by-products of imperialist exploitation: wage deflation, land grabs, sanctions, wars of aggression, environmental devastation, and so on. When a million Syrians came to Europe, it was not because they were seeking to steal European jobs, but because their country was facing a full-blown economic and military terror campaign underwritten by Washington and NATO. This form of involuntary migration represents a dual crime. First, the skilled workers — the doctors, nurses, engineers, and so on — are fully absorbed into Western labor markets. They are often well rewarded. This drives a “brain drain” that deprives nations stunted by the legacies of colonialism of the cadre necessary to develop. Second, the working poor are instrumentalized to settle conflicts between factions of the imperialist ruling class. The situation in Morocco is an extreme case of the latter: a people first made destitute by imperialism, and then hurled by it at an intransigent “ally” to punish it for not showing enough love for the permanent war. These tendencies are intrinsic to imperialism, and they cannot be resolved within it. We are already in a situation where “migrants” from “the jungle” are gunned down at the borders of “the garden” — or consigned to concentration camps and slave markets just beyond it — and the chaos becomes a pretext for the further militarization of our societies. We cannot advance towards a “humane migration policy” without solving the more fundamental problem. But there is a clear alternative. Socialist states — from the Eastern Bloc to China to Cuba — have had precisely the opposite effect. First, they trained cadres that then returned to their countries of origin as doctors, teachers, engineers, or architects, helping undo the effects of the imperialist brain drain. Second, they supported the peaceful development of the global periphery to enable its working people to remain within their borders. This is why the question of migrant rights cannot be abstracted from the struggle against imperialism and, at the end of the day, cannot be definitively resolved outside the struggle for socialism.

over a year ago, contrapoints made a lengthy post chastising anti-zionists for trying to meaninfully advocate for palestine, and then wonders why ppl call her a zionist. her taking a picture with stacy cay doesn't help either

During the middle of the genocide, she made a single post about Palestine, and it was a narcissistic ramble about how lefties didn't support Kamala and focused too much on anti-Zionism.

@Lux_R_Spiral_II shit vs ass type argument

"You don't get it, my neo-nazi Russian army is better than your neo-nazi Ukrainian army!"

Holy fuckin shit, Israel stole all the books of course

within the west, most pro-palestinian advocacy is ineffective bc many are more concerned about if israel "hurts jews" instead of how it hurts palestinians. in actuality, jews benefit alot from zionism, so it's unreasonable to center them in our activism

tbh, i think we should stop caring about whether or not zionism is representative of judaism or jews as a whole bc the question distracts from the actual problem: that 99% of jewish institutions support israel in some form and 88% of jews are zionist

if you're black, live in the us, but not in the south, could you still consider yourself a new afrikan?