it used to be fun

You’re living, you occupy space, and you have mass.

Just heard a lady on the news misspeak and sign off saying “Live in Riverwood- I mean live in Riverside…”

thanks man

“I thought they cared about me, but they were lying this whole time.” <- tired. boring. removes all the nuance of this relationship to make it easier to move on from.

"The issue is that there's a FUNDAMENTAL misunderstanding between the average "normie" Jew and the average antizionist. The Jew thinks Zionism = "Jews have a right to live there and call it their/our homeland," and they see antizionism as "you think we all should be kicked out, so of course I'm pro-Israel!" BDS types see Zionism as support of Israel the state in real time, so (1/2)

The thing is, Jews have explained these concepts to antizionist goyim, over and over again for literal years. And the antizionists' answer, almost without fail, is to scream at us that Jews have no real reason to fear because we're privileged white oppressors and we need to stop playing the victim card. Oh, and that the mere existence of Israel (or Israelis) is bad as the Holocaust.

It's a Kafka Trap. They regard (a priori) the explanation of what we actually believe as a deception - which only proves what they already believe about the nasty, tricky, evil Jews.

When leftists talk about putting Zionists in internment camps and castrate them (for being pedophiles), I think we're playing the same word substitution game as the far-right. It doesn't matter if they don't identify as Nazis, because the essence is the same. It doesn't matter if they don't think Zionists equate to Jews, because the essence is the same. It doesn't matter if the castration is, on paper, an anti-pedophile effort, because the essence is the same as Nazis castrating imprisoned Polish men to make better slaves. Exact wording gets in the way of meaning. We're about to King Lear ourselves into a second Holocaust.