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Jordan's avatar

I've even seen left wing voices give Biden credit for ending the war in Afghanistan as well. There is a huge push to rehabilitate his image but there is too much blood to cover up.

He supported wars that have killed millions (including the one he somehow gets credit for ending, while also pushing horrific sanctions onto the same country), armed and funded a genocide, and enabled the corruption and rot that got Trump elected twice.

Anyone who doesn't see it is just as cultush as Trump's followers.

Feral Finster's avatar

It's cult behavior. Trump cultists do much the same for their golden calf.

Chuck Nasmith's avatar

Biden is a Zionist War Criminal. One State Palestine

Vin LoPresti's avatar

Failed experiments. In grad school, I had lots. And so I'd sit down, think hard and alter parameters, try again.

But way too many parameters need to change to un fail Israel. Hence, Israel just needs to GO AWAY. Cease to exist.

And EFF YOU, Joe Biden and your entire administration.

JennyStokes's avatar

Zionism is a cult of brutality. Anyone against them is found to be anti-semitic. Personally I am bored with stupid people and politicians.

Stop the brainwashing and blow up the State of Israel there is no redemption for these people.

itsdeclan's avatar

Genocide Joe will forever be known as Genocide Joe. Also there was never a war that ol' Joe and his Zionist pals like McCain and Lady Lindsey weren't wholeheartedly in favor of.

Feral Finster's avatar

"Most non-Jews spend very little time thinking about Jews and Judaism (and spent even less prior to 2023), but we’re now being told that this is actually a massive condition which affects us all in ways we might not be fully conscious of."

See, that's antisemitism right there! /sarc

Sarcasm aside, I recall that certain More Woke Than Thou types piously insisted that not paying constant Woke attention to Wokemon matters was evidence of bigotry.

Tawfiq Al-Ghussein's avatar

He will always be remembered as Genocide Joe.

CK's avatar

Before he was known as Genocide Joe, he was Delaware Joe, the ally of Wall Street corporations, mostly chartered in the State of Delaware.

Patrick Powers's avatar

Joe Biden reminded me greatly of Paul von Hindenburg, the demented head of Weimar Germany. You know who came after Paul.

CK's avatar

Slow Joe has been demented since his days in the Obama Administration, if not earlier. The DNC put pliable Joe on the ticket with Barry Obama as the “white boy” to neutralize possible prejudice against his 50% “black boy” running mate.

Joe publicly proclaimed himself to be a Zionist throughout his entire political career. He played a major role, as Senator, in putting Clarence “Uncle” Thomas on the SCOTUS while he castigated Anita Hill for warning us against that nomination.

Joe has been a longtime stooge of the DNC that has been an enemy of the working class at least since it torpedoed VP Henry Wallace’s chance of being FDR 4th Term running mate. The DNC expected FDR to die in office, soon after his inauguration, and didn’t want a President Wallace to continue FDR’s New Deal agenda.

From my perspective, the DNC has been supporting Israel along with its GOP/RNC counterparts.

Patrick Powers's avatar

I could tell immediately in the 2019 debates that Joe had lost too many of his marbles. He was nominated to foster corruption and as some sort of lifetime achievement award.

Gnuneo's avatar

To deny Bernie the Presidency. That was it. Biden actually had the lowest candidate result until Obomber smoothed the path.

CK's avatar

That’s the old DNC tactic.

dale ruff's avatar

I wouldn't waste energy thinking about Genocide Joe, who is dying. History will record his moral failure, and the rehab effort is by a generation that is toast. ALL our effort now should be on crushing the Republican war machine and replacing it with a new genertion of leftist, anti-war activists. Some attack them, but there is no other way to end the madness, and if you have one, let's hear it.

Mary Wildfire's avatar

This is in response to the snippet about AI cultists pushing a narrative that AI chatbots are conscious. Brian Merchant's Blood In the Machine blog recently did an interview with the woman who coined the term "stochastic parrots" to describe LLMs, who talks about why the techbros hate that term so hard. It was enjoyable to watch and made good points

https://www.bloodinthemachine.com/p/the-two-words-the-ai-industry-hates

including a couple of the real reason the industry has suddenly embraced the idea that AI is a terrible threat and must be regulated--what Brian calls regulatory capture, which we saw illustrated with Trump sitting down with the industry head to craft a regulatory regime--all voluntary of course--that Trump signed, very obviously designed to fend off real regulation. And pushing the narrative that AI is independent, intelligent and "rogue" is a dodge to avoid accountability, and lawsuits, for what their programs do.

Dad's avatar

This world is too sick and psychotic under the Epstein Class and its Israeli masters. Nobody with any sense anymore really wants to be treated like a full human being. What we really should be working for now is to be treated like corporations.

jamenta's avatar
8mEdited

There's an idea ... Maybe I should incorporate me.

Lisa Burke's avatar

I forgot to copy my comment before posting it. Silly me. Now I'm back to the Instagram method of having to screenshot, text-find and reformat a comment in order to correct a typo. And these Silicon Valley parasites now want to give "Claude" human rights? Ok "Claude", you can now go on trial for your participation in genocide and crimes against humanity (for starters). Wallahi, I wonder if these arrogant software devs who train the AI can even qualify as sentient beings themselves? In some ways I despise these people even more than the half baked technology that they foist upon us.

Anyways...here's my original comment, edited for typos 😃:

1. How about this: Biden goes down in the history as presiding over the world's most documented and brutal (per capta) Holocaust on record. He and his mutant sidekick, Kamala, are responsible for at least twice as many Palestinian deaths as Trump, not that we'll ever know the full count. In some ways I despise the snakes who identity as US liberals even more than the red hat wearing MAGA cult that they enable.

2. How about we apply the word "anti-semitism" at face value, based on the actual word itself and what constitutes a semitic person? It sure would be refreshing if the political buzzwords that have been weaponized by caucasian people actually carried their correct literal meaning for once. In some ways I despise certain Western academics and linguists even more than those who currently deploy the butchered term as a shield against the objections that semitic people voice against their own persecution.

Gnuneo's avatar

There's an 'edit post' hidden under the 3 dots to the right of your name above the post.

Tom High's avatar

Maybe Joe just needs to paint some portraits of IDF vets, a la Dubya, to cement the rehab.

It’s your own little world, according to Bob Ross.

Stuart Estrine's avatar

Genocide Joe and Genocide Kamala are responsible for the election of Trump in 2024. Millions of people who normally vote Democratic stayed home on election day, understandably. Thus it is shown the electoral process in ameriKKKa is and has been for a long time an exercise in futility. A general strike is the only solution at this point. This isn’t going to happen. Fascism and concentration camps are inevitable in ameriKKKa, along with economic collapse.

dale ruff's avatar

The Zionists not only have tried to crush and erase Palestinian culture but they mostly destroyed the European Jewish culture of Yiddish (which was wiped out and replaced with the resurrection of Hebrew (which was used only in liturgical rituals, not daily use) and the rejection of The Haskalah, the Jewish Enlightenment of the 18th and 19th centuries, which encouraged integration into European secular science, arts, and philosophy.

I can understand that this Enlightenment was crushed by the atrocities of the attack on Jews but it has also been crushed by the Zionists with their tribal and racist platform.

It is ironic that today, the most dangerous place for Jews is Israel while the safest are the countries from which they fled, with Germany, for example, have zero deaths from hate crimes of Jews in the last 20 yrs. This is the historical karma of eradicating your own culture as a response to the effort of the Nazis to do so.

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Dianne Marie Leonard's avatar

When I was growing up (1950s and 60s) being Jewish meant you got to celebrate some holidays that catholic kids didn't. That meant PRESENTS (mostly) or sometimes FOOD. It wasn't any more complex than that til we got into high school. Now, my family was a little weird. We were catholics, yes, went to church on Sunday and all that. But, once a year, when we kids were taking what's now referred to as Spring Break, my dad would take a day off work, spend the morning driving around to these tiny little specialty shops where he bought all of this unusual food and talked to the shopkeepers in a mixture of French, English, and a language that sounded vaguely like Spanish but wasn't, then came home and spent all afternoon cooking up a storm. The food we had on that one day was stuff that we never had any other time of the year. We called that day "Passover", for no discernable reason. That stopped the year I turned 14, because dad got a new job where he couldn't take off random days for no particular reason. It wasn't til I got to college that I was invited to celebrate Passover with my classmates who had grown up Jewish, and found out that it was a Jewish holiday. I went, expecting the foods of my childhood. But, no. These were foods with clear eastern European origin, not the rice and spicy cakes and baby lamb spiced with saffron that I remembered. These families spoke a language that sounded sort of German-y rather than French or Spanish-y. My friends had never heard of saffron lamb and those spicy little cakes and thought rice dishes sounded weird. It wasn't til I made friends in the late 1970s who were from Iran and the Arab countries, and was invited to community dinners and tasted *their* food did I begin to put the pieces together. I found out in the 1990s that my paternal grandmother's side of the family had come originally from al-Andalus (modern-day Spain--the family name is still found in Tunisia and other areas of north Africa), had converted to catholicism, and probably brought their cherished food traditions into those catholic marriages. I'm still kicking myself that I didn't sit my dad down after he retired and pick his brain about family history that he learned (along with those recipes) from his French-speaking grandmother. And, oh, how I miss those spicy little cakes, which I've never been able to find a recipe for! And how I savor the taste of saffron and rice on my tongue. *That* is what it meant to have long-ago and cherished Jewish heritage, not some genocidal monsters taking over a land where people ate and spoke like my dad and grandma and great-grandma and those shopkeepers did.