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This is genocide denial. I used to think Brianna and I were morally aligned, but now I am sure we are not.
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Israel's actions in Gaza, the West Bank and Lebanon amount to ethnic cleansing and genocide.Their words
this is all about support for the ongoing Israeli campaign of ethnic cleansing and genocide, which continues with daily slaughter of civilians and demolitions of their homes and communities in Gaza, the West Bank, and now southern Lebanon.
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Framing anti-genocide protests as antisemitic and unsafe began under the Biden administration, not Trump's.Their words
The campaign to paint anti-genocide demonstrations as "antisemitic", violent and threatening to people's "safety" began not under Trump but under the Biden administration.
9 June
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Genocide is what happens to the losers of continental warfare, and in our own day the Uyghurs are slated for it.Their words
And uh genocide is what happens to the losers in continental warfare. And apparently in our own day, the Uyghurs are slated for genocide.
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