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Apartheid became part of the name of the country, as in, “apartheid South Africa.”
Apartheid Israel should be the same. The word Israel should never be mentioned without the word Apartheid.
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Fatherhood, Chapter 1
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Fatherhood, Chapter 1
@Miserable_PhD
Passionately curious since 1992.
Bay Area, CA Entrou em Haziran 2009
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Fatherhood, Chapter 1 retweetou
melania has literally never spoken to us since she used michelle obama's speech that time. something horrible is about to happen.
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Ok so who's about to break the Melania/Epstein story she just tried to get ahead of?
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really you gotta win 3 out of 4 cause friday a scheduled loss
Transfer Portal@NCAAPortal
In my mind every work week is a best of 5 and I’m just trying to win the series
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Paid $250 for a nosebleed seat and 3/4 stars won’t be playing 🫠
Trevor Lane@TrevorLane
Warriors list Steph Curry as out tonight against the Lakers
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NFL lawyers seeing the dumbass DOJ in court:
ESPN@espn
The Justice Department has begun an investigation into whether the NFL has violated anticompetitive practices with its television contracts that require consumers to pay subscription costs to watch some games, sources confirmed to ABC News. spr.ly/6016B6Iwi0
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Not even close. They are a torn Achilles away from being ringless despite all of those regular season wins over the last three years
Hardwood Paroxysm@HPbasketball
I'm really interested by the idea that the Thunder are, objectively, an All-Time team. Wins. Point Differential. Defense. Defense with Offensive Capability. Led by MVP. Depth. Coaching. Culture. Execution. But they do not feel like the all-time great teams *to me* and I do not know why. (Thunder fans, I get they fell like that to you and that people SHOULD view them that way. Read the first part again.) If you're not a Thunder fan, does OKC feel like an all-time great team on par with Warriors 2016, 2017, or say, Heat 2012 (who were objectively much worse than OKC), OKC 2014, 01 Lakers, etc? If not, why not?
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Fatherhood, Chapter 1 retweetou
"These deaths were preventable.” — A US soldier told CBS News that leadership sent them to a "known target" in Kuwait with no fortifications, which killed six American troops.
Pete Hegseth played down the drone attack as "a squirter."
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Ro, I agree with you that we need a strong populist coalition of the right and left that can come together on the most important issues for the future generations of Americans.
This is no easy task given years of deep political divisions between the right and the left on issues both sides are passionate about.
For the sake of my children’s generation, I’m willing to come together, go to the whiteboard, and begin to try to sketch something new.
We both know the powerful political industrial complex of the Democrat and Republican parties will do anything to stop a right/left true America First coalition supported by ordinary Americans and not big money special interests and foreign agents and their donors.
This is likely the only way to break free of the corrupt system from both sides that controls everything, constantly goes to war, and only enriches themselves while average Americans continue to lose.
It’s definitely worth starting the conversation.
Ro Khanna@RoKhanna
Trump backed down. No credit to Congress, which barely made a whimper. Credit to the American people—progressive activists & anti-war conservative voices like @TuckerCarlson, @mtgreenee, and many more. We need an anti-Epstein class, anti-war, pro-working class coalition.
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“My problem is not with Jews,” he said brownly, stretching his hands out, presumably in the direction of Mecca.
I gathered my courage and timidly asked if Israel had a right to exist as a Jewish state.
His eyes, dark as crude oil, narrowed, Jafar-like, and an Islamic grin spr
Olivia Reingold@Olivia_Reingold
Abdul El-Sayed, who is Muslim, walks a fine line on the Jewish state. On Tuesday night, he told the crowd—as he does often—that his problem is not with Jews. “All of us love and revere Jewish folk, our Jewish neighbors, the faith of Judaism,” he said, hands outstretched. Later that night, in a makeshift spin room assembled by the campaign, he rebuffed my question on whether he believes in Israel’s right to exist as a Jewish state. “What do you mean by ‘Jewish state?’ ” he retorted, narrowing his eyes. “If you can’t answer that question, I’m not going to answer it.” For someone who often waves around his respect for Judaism, he seemed unaware of something elementary: Judaism is not only a religion, but a people with a long-standing connection to Israel that runs through its prayers, traditions, and history.
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The Democratic attorney general of the state of Michigan sent arrest warrants for students who criticized Israel
The President of UCLA called the LAPD to physically assault his own students who set up tents on the campus
THE VALEDICTORIAN AT USC HAD HER SPEECH CANCELLED
Sam Stein@samstein
Biden's presidency was tormented by campus protests over Israel's war in Gaza and his reluctance to push back on it. They shadowed him at events Those protests have been virtually nonexistent with Trump amid the war in Iran. @Lauren_V_Egan looks into why thebulwark.com/p/the-campus-p…
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