Compulsive comment editor. All in good faith.

#Sorry not sorry

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Cake day: August 13th, 2023

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  • I didn’t ignore it, I just interpret it differently as in, “I don’t need to do this unusual stuff everyone does without a calculator”. Calling something weird doesn’t necessarily mean it’s off-color or that it’s a trait the other person has. In my use case, weird just means unexpected or counterintuitive, and maybe complex enough that I can’t bother with describing it properly. I know because I use it that way too. Weird doesn’t have to mean a third eye on your face every time. I mean, doing the weird math thing is taught in school as a strategy.

    I do want to mention that it’s not the first time I see a visceral reaction to a passing comment. I usually see this from marginalized groups, and I can assure you, both Kolanki and I are part of those too. And knowing his long comment history, I sincerely doubt he meant anyone is weird as shit.

    And even if it’s a bit thought-policey, how does that warrant calling someone a fascist and going off on them like that? That’s also a bit weird (as in odd).






  • Can you please read carefully? I’m saying things would’ve panned out differently with Harris, mainly not fanning the flames after the ceasefire deal had been reached. Everything went out the window with Trump because he cares even less. Or tell me, would’ve Harris proposed building resorts in Gaza for the millionaires instead of, you know, rebuilding?

    And would’ve Democrats taken an active role in the conflict? Nope, they wouldn’t have changed anything about what they were doing because they were passive af. The situation was reaching its own conclusion and then Trump stepped in to stir the pot again with this Gaza plans. We all saw the Trump BS coming before the election and that’s the source of my frustration. This whole Genocide Joe thing really put the blinders on some folks that we still can’t manage to remove.




  • I don’t think it’s equal amounts of genocide because the ceasefire happened during the week of the inauguration. That’s when Trump tried to take credit for it because he kept inserting himself in the middle of it to no avail. We know that Harris wanted to distance herself from Biden’s presidency. She hesitated answering questions about Gaza seeming uncomfortable giving the expected answer, and even stated the whole situation was heartbreaking. Which means Harris wouldn’t have thought to kick out the Palestinians to build some BS money grab on their land because Biden wouldn’t have done it either anyway.

    Neither Biden nor Harris would’ve given Israel reason to start back up again or fan the flames further–but Trump did because it’s a Trump Think to Do. He gave Netanyahu a plan and he was delighted to put a heave wrench in the works that he had been trying to sabotage the whole time. The only reason it’s starting up again is because Trump is enabling and actively encouraging Netanyahu to be a sociopath by steering away from the reconstruction with all these stupid alternative plans for the region that no Democrat would’ve supported (or even come up with, let’s be honest).