Frankly, me neither - you can take that narrative up with thread OP that brought it up. I’m just making fun of a scratched liberal.

…The stance being satirizedin the above comment is “American voters brought Trump on themselves by caring about Palestine”. How does Trump’s Gaza anything, in your mind, affect this?

You’re right. This is rightful comeuppance for not supporting Israel enough. That’s surely the correct take here.

They are more convinced. “When prophecy fails” was first published in 1956, it’s well documented.

App about ratting on people rats on people. Again.

Love it when tensions escalate on their own, between two nations who are both equally involved.

Electric Callboy cover band

“Five websites filled with screenshots of each other”

Probably “this is a completely untapped market for our killbots!”

What they think doesn’t matter. In his mind, he is above the plebs. Their wants and moralities are beneath his notice.

It’s literally the wall song from Hadestown.

Eh. 100 years ago, “terrorism” meant “assassinating royalty”.

You didn’t get the emails?

You wish!

They have more than one song.

It’s just that you can’t tell them apart.

How exactly does the private vote thing work? I thought votes being federated was inherent to the way the fediverse is designed.

Celentano isn’t being weird, though, he’s just proving a point

Frankly, even the Buckley version is worse than the original. The song has a bad case of the “Born in the USA” syndrome.

I often get the feeling those people see everyone who voices dissent as one big amorphous blob. It’s as if every conversation on a topic is part of one long argument, and you get assigned every claim that anyone ever made. Almost like they watched that “moops” alt-right playbook video and drew the exact wrong conclusion.

I was under the impression it was the “Hillary warned us” and “Putin is behind everything” crowd, since it mirrors the MAGA saviour and conspiracy fantasies.