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We literally have Hamas and Muslim Brotherhood operatives saying on tape that the main reason they carried out the October 7 attack was that they knew it would lead to an Islamic takeover of the West. They knew Israel would respond harshly and that many people would die. They wanted exactly that. Remember, they are a death cult. They wanted people to die and Gaza to be destroyed so they could push a fake genocide narrative to turn people in the West against Israel, pave the way for Muslim politicians to get elected, and accelerate the Islamic takeover of the West. Abdul El-Sayed and Zohran Mamdani, for example, would never have been elected had October 7 never happened. And the Muslim Brotherhood is celebrating as we speak.
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✖️ brandon ✖️ Ⓥ retweeted
A friend told me 15 years ago that Johannesburg will resemble Lagos. I laughed at the time. I guess he is laughing now.
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1/ Does paying tax make you morally responsible for what your government does with the money? It sounds like a simple question. It isn't. A thread on complicity, coercion and where moral responsibility actually begins.
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11/ There's a danger in taking taxpayer responsibility too far. If paying tax meant endorsing every government action, citizens would be responsible for thousands of decisions they opposed, knew nothing about and couldn't prevent. That seems difficult to defend.
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12/ Financial contribution ≠ automatic moral endorsement. Compulsory tax doesn't erase every question of responsibility. Knowledge, agency, opposition and alternatives matter. When does participation in a system you believe is doing something seriously wrong become complicity?
Replying to @NYCMayor
Are you “aware” of your wife’s Spotify playlist of Jewish Hate?
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hy3 in Hermes is absolutely goated 🔥 Fast, sharp, handles every task I throw at it. Tencent + OpenRouter = perfect combo. 🤖✨
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✖️ brandon ✖️ Ⓥ retweeted
The Great Hospital Con: Doctors Without Borders (MSF) pulled out of the al-Nasser Hospital in Khan Younis, southern Gaza, and just yesterday explained its decision. It has said exactly what I have repeatedly talked about for over a year and shared personal examples of friends of mine being imprisoned, interrogated, and tortured within various facilities inside the hospital from Hamas's intelligence and security services. MSF is two years late to this recognition but it is ultimately confirming what even a child in southern Gaza could have told the organization or the NYT, Washington Post, BBC, Al Jazeera and countless others had they bothered to ask - which is that Hamas has literally turned Gaza's three main hospitals into headquarters for security, ministerial, and administrative operations. When I said this time and again, people would yell and scream how I was irresponsibly justifying Israel’s targeting of the hospital, even as the same people would not utter a word about their favorite terrorist fascist organization jeopardizing the safety of medical facilities for two years of the deadly war. Congratulations “pro-Palestine” activists: you have been conned by your beloved resistance organization which has caused the death of tens of thousands of Palestinian civilians by its conduct and behavior. Get Hamas out of Gaza’s hospitals now!
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Thanks clever Dan the three beanies man. "Cape Town is preparing to hit short-term rental properties with a sharp hike in municipal rates, a move that will significantly change how platforms like Airbnb and Bookingdotcom operate in the city." capetownetc.com/news/cape-to…
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So Airbnb's up their rates to cover the costs and become less affordable for ZAR. Power move.
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