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Gaugamela

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27. We need to get fucking AIPAC out of Democratic Party politics so our

Reply to Johnny2X2X (Original post)

Mon Mar 2, 2026, 11:27 AM

17 hrs ago

presidential candidates can distance themselves from genocide with simple moral clarity.

That’s the lesson here.

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Where are the Genocide Joe protest voters? [View all] Johnny2X2X 20 hrs ago OP

They're not here on DU. They never were. Scrivener7 20 hrs ago #1

Oh yes there were Johnny2X2X 20 hrs ago #2

. Scrivener7 20 hrs ago #4

they left after their mission was done eShirl 20 hrs ago #7

Saw some posting this weekend Johnny2X2X 20 hrs ago #8

Some are still active posters obamanut2012 17 hrs ago #26

Interesting that you say "mission" since they all seem to have been issued the same gear (PICTURE)... PeaceWave 15 hrs ago #46

You are correct - and they weren't subtle, IMO mcar 19 hrs ago #11

+1 krawhitham 17 hrs ago #34

Yes there were, long long threads of them. Experts like Malcolm Nance ignored. betsuni 16 hrs ago #38

What are you doing? Cirsium 14 hrs ago #59

Agree JustAnotherGen 14 hrs ago #66

haha Skittles 8 hrs ago #97

Oh yes, they were obamanut2012 17 hrs ago #25

I stand corrected JustAnotherGen 14 hrs ago #67

However there were quite a few cheering on the genocide. Klarkashton 14 hrs ago #53

Amen Cirsium 14 hrs ago #57

100% FalloutShelter 20 hrs ago #3

Are you expecting a large number of those voters Bettie 20 hrs ago #5

Couldn't agree more! JBTaurus83 20 hrs ago #6

Are you kidding? Buzz cook 17 hrs ago #31

Are you talking about the No Kings rallies? Arazi 15 hrs ago #42

I do attend rallies JBTaurus83 12 hrs ago #77

For some reason this popped into my mind: AloeVera 19 hrs ago #9

They're still protesting Kamala, believe it or not mcar 19 hrs ago #10

I believe it Johnny2X2X 19 hrs ago #13

some idiot was still yelling at biden about this the other day pimpbot 18 hrs ago #19

I was at her book event in Richmond on Feb 2nd and two of those idiots showed up... PunkinPi 18 hrs ago #16

They always were an op and too many well-meaning people fell for it mcar 18 hrs ago #23

Nope they know they would get assaulted at a Trump rally nt Bookreadingliberal53 17 hrs ago #30

I know they are Alliepoo 14 hrs ago #65

There are days when BlueSky is unreadable mcar 13 hrs ago #69

Mahalo For Reminding Us of That, mcar... Cha 5 hrs ago #111

*Bitter laugh* It was always mostly an op stoking those protests Arazi 19 hrs ago #12

Great question! Imagine believing a piece of shit billionaire proven con Nixie 18 hrs ago #14

Hamas as freedom fighters: "One man's terrorist is another man's freedom fighter. Ask Nelson Mandela." betsuni 18 hrs ago #15

I'd love to know where their funding came from. nt PunkinPi 18 hrs ago #17

Their funding came from Russia and China. yardwork 18 hrs ago #21

The same place the anti Trump rallies get funding. Buzz cook 17 hrs ago #29

And no one did more than Joe Biden to try to end the Gaza bombing Johnny2X2X 18 hrs ago #18

The propaganda from Russia is deeply embedded in many progressive groups. yardwork 14 hrs ago #48

I still hear complaints about the 2016 Democratic Primaries Johnny2X2X 14 hrs ago #51

Same! They're just as disinformed as MAGA. yardwork 14 hrs ago #54

Biden isn't the president anymore. But in my neck of the woods, a lot of the same people are protesting military actions WhiskeyGrinder 18 hrs ago #20

They're laying quietly BluenFLA 18 hrs ago #22

That Democrats are corrupt, rig primaries, bribed and controlled by AIPAC is a constant conspiracy theory. betsuni 15 hrs ago #45

That's happening in my congressional district right now. yardwork 14 hrs ago #49

All the crossings into Gaza are closed, again. Quiet Em 18 hrs ago #24

They were fooled just as MAGA were fooled. yardwork 14 hrs ago #50

We need to get fucking AIPAC out of Democratic Party politics so our Gaugamela 17 hrs ago #27

I'm right here. Buzz cook 17 hrs ago #28

+1 leftstreet 17 hrs ago #33

How did Biden do that? Johnny2X2X 16 hrs ago #39

Biden plans to send $8bn arms shipment to Israel - 4 January 2025 Celerity 13 hrs ago #70

The PRESIDENT has to sign those aid bills, he absolutely DID have a say in it.... Jack Valentino 7 hrs ago #102

And that justified publicly trashing Biden and Kamala with... PeaceWave 6 hrs ago #103

And I didn't say that--- DID I ? Jack Valentino 6 hrs ago #104

I did not say that you said these words. But, you heard these words like the rest of us... PeaceWave 6 hrs ago #105

And I NEVER approved of those words being used about President Biden or VP Harris--- Jack Valentino 6 hrs ago #108

All I want is for our next Democratic candidate for President to be supported by the entirety of the Party... PeaceWave 6 hrs ago #109

Well we did want to end a genocide. Buzz cook 4 hrs ago #113

Blaming Biden and Democrats yet again. Unbelievable. PeaceWave 4 hrs ago #114

Yes Buzz cook 4 hrs ago #116

Biden could have slowed or ended aid Buzz cook 4 hrs ago #112

So, it's President Bidens DiverDave 14 hrs ago #68

Because of his actions 2 months after the elections no less? Johnny2X2X 13 hrs ago #71

It is possible. Buzz cook 4 hrs ago #115

'peace' (and a healthy U.S.) are apparently NOT the real agenda ... stopdiggin 17 hrs ago #32

During the campaign, I was attacked viciously by those types almost daily on FB Orrex 17 hrs ago #35

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I was with Biden, who was doing more than anyone to stop the atrocities Johnny2X2X 16 hrs ago #41

Two choices. But, these folks somehow dreamed up a third "vote uncommitted" choice just to screw things up. PeaceWave 13 hrs ago #74

Or they dreamed up super powers no President has Johnny2X2X 12 hrs ago #79

There are no "Genocide Joe protest voters" here. So no one will be "taking a bow". Glad to clear that up. AloeVera 11 hrs ago #81

100% divisive and counterproductive. Eko 8 hrs ago #91

So the obvious solution is to elect Trump! /sarcasm yardwork 14 hrs ago #55

The obvious solution would have been to listen to the base - opposed to the Gaza policy by 80% AloeVera 13 hrs ago #75

Biden and Harris DID do the right thing. yardwork 9 hrs ago #90

in hindsight it's even clearer that they were right? Eko 8 hrs ago #93

And the death and destruction only got worse, accelerated, and expanded over the past year. W_HAMILTON 14 hrs ago #61

False, sadly. The death toll was higher under Biden. AloeVera 13 hrs ago #72

So now Kamala is evil? Johnny2X2X 10 hrs ago #85

Correct. Good call. QueerDuck 10 hrs ago #88

Obviously she is saying the war was evil. Eko 8 hrs ago #94

Pretty sure the death toll hasn't gone down. W_HAMILTON 8 hrs ago #95

How's Gaza doing now chumps? MustLoveBeagles 17 hrs ago #37

They were a gaslighting campaign and that's it. Initech 16 hrs ago #40

This message was self-deleted by its author PeaceWave 15 hrs ago #43

That is ironic, no? Torchlight 14 hrs ago #52

Do you have your answer? sarisataka 15 hrs ago #44

They're out watching Fox News Wednesdays 15 hrs ago #47

Don't rattle the cages of the "Genocide Joe" jerks gulliver 14 hrs ago #56

When you refuse to choose between """the lesser of two evils,""" you get the greater evil. W_HAMILTON 14 hrs ago #58

That is the past.... walkingman 14 hrs ago #60

I really doubt there's a possibility of an alliance with those jackasses. NoMoreRepugs 14 hrs ago #64

The bad blood resulting from those "Genocide Joe" and "Killer Kamala" chants isn't going away. PeaceWave 13 hrs ago #73

It doesn't have to go away, but voters, whether they be progressive or moderate Dems as walkingman 11 hrs ago #82

Those people want Republicans in Office. Even now they are tryng to blame democrsts for Trump getting into Iran war JI7 14 hrs ago #62

Yeah, I want to hear another asshole priest Submariner 14 hrs ago #63

Jesus! They're PEDO Pushers! Cha 5 hrs ago #110

I don't think it's unreasonable to ask a candidate to condemn genocide. BlueTsunami2018 12 hrs ago #76

"Bones and scraps thrown your way?" You mean like the Affordable Care Act or expanded Medicare or... PeaceWave 12 hrs ago #78

The ACA was a mixed bag. Eko 7 hrs ago #98

"'What is it about sixty votes these people don't understand?' I groused to my staff. betsuni 4 hrs ago #117

As I said it was a mixed bag. Eko 3 hrs ago #118

Thanks for an incredible post. AloeVera 11 hrs ago #83

Meanwhile, in the real world, where adult minded people dwell... FascismIsDeath 11 hrs ago #84

Ah well I'm sure Harris being less friendly would have made a huge difference. Less Friendly lol. Eko 7 hrs ago #99

I think it's time to refresh some memories of what Vice President Kamala Harris said about Gaza Quiet Em 12 hrs ago #80

Thank you. It's like the last thing the Killer Kamala Krowd would ever think of would be to actually listen to her. betsuni 8 hrs ago #92

I am honestly stunned there are "Democrats" who think Democratic candidates MorbidButterflyTat 6 hrs ago #106

It was framed in terms of an ultimatum. Make Israel do X, Y and Z or we're going to trash the election... PeaceWave 6 hrs ago #107

Not this crap, again. n/t Ms. Toad 10 hrs ago #86

Not one apology from the Genocide Joe/Killer Kamala crowd either... PeaceWave 10 hrs ago #87

Plenty of excuse-making, though. The lack of outrage is directly proportional the the casualties. QueerDuck 10 hrs ago #89

Kind of like those folks who endlessly self delete their posts luv2fly 3 hrs ago #119

those fucking hypocrites Skittles 8 hrs ago #96

A lot of those people who "you won't find here" Boo1 7 hrs ago #100

Yeah, Where the Fuck Are they NOW?! Cha 7 hrs ago #101