Don’t worry the west is well on its way to automation by… let’s see… putting cloud based LLM in notepad and using AI to reject asylum applications.

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What EU wants is irrelevant though

What in god’s name is that website?

I wonder how much effect crptobros had in this election. Crypto pacs have spent over a hundred million dollars in ads smearing the candidates they didn’t like. Even Kamala Harris had to get in on the crypto grift when she put forward her weird proposal for protecting black men’s investments in crypto or something like that.

It’s possible but if that is the case, the Indian state’s and news’ narrative of it does not consider that angle at all. The closest we have come to this is the discussion around the fact that Canada has a large Sikh community and would not let India wantonly assassinate them. Besides this, the movement is just painted as TERRORIST without any further explanation ignoring the common trend of Indian administration of othering the communities that are not upper caste North Indian Hindus.

This is from /r/neoliberal

Me rn

If you have imposter syndrome remember that Dems raised hundreds of millions of dollars in donation only to lose to a neurodegenerated reality TV star

Ah shit folks look like Trump is winning but worry not. As soon as I file this 69th indictment against Donald Drumpf in the court of New York we will get him for good.

They see third party voters as more closely aligned with democrats, while they see republicans as lost causes. In short, they think they have a much higher chance to get third party voters to vote for their blue ghoul, while they don’t see how they can sway a deep red republican. Obviously the Democratic party would never compromise with third party voters and their fanatics don’t care about that. So they just berate and scold third party voters.

It was a whole thing: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Blue_Star

Operation Blue Star was a military operation by the Indian Armed Forces conducted between 1 and 10 June 1984 to remove Jarnail Singh Bhindranwale and other Sikh militants from the Golden Temple (Harmandir Sahib), a holy site of Sikhism, and its adjacent buildings.

The military underestimated the firepower possessed by the Sikh militants, whose armaments included Chinese-made rocket-propelled grenade launchers and ammunition with armour-piercing capabilities. Hoping to avoid damage to the holy site, Indian forces unsuccessfully assaulted the temple using light weaponry and quickly resorted to using heavy weapons, including tanks, helicopters and artillery to dislodge the well-fortified Sikh militants.

The assassination was at the back of this.

There is a state in India called Punjab which is a major center for the Sikh demographic. There is a Sikh separatist movement that calls for a state for Sikhs which they call Khalistan. The adherents of this movements are Khalistanis.

Now I don’t know how legitimate this “threat” of Khalistanis is because the news is useless here. They have some history of organising and violence. For example, Indira Gandhi (former prime minister) was assassinated by her bodyguards who belonged to this movement.

These days though they are more often than not just used as the enemy to fearmonger. They still have a presence but not like before. If you have read about Trudeau talking about Indian state-sanctioned assassinations in Canada, that was related to this but I am not sure how closely.

This guy is on cable news talking about US election

His nameplate says “religious guru”. All they are talking about muslims and khalistanis. Give me cultural revolution ASAP.

It’s definitely a toss up and hard to tell which is funnier: Trump becoming the president even after libs’ fifteen thousand or so indictments or Harris winning and mobilising the chud hordes.

I really don’t understand your line of reasoning at all. No one said the genocide in Palestine is unique because of the settler aspect. Genocides have already been performed in the name of that cause in the Americas by European settlers. It is still qualitatively different from the genocides in Darfur and Armenia (which you brought up) but that does not make it unique.

Moreover, even if it is not unique, it does not mean genocides are ubiquitous. That is what it seems to me you are trying to say but it’s hard to tell because I can’t follow your logic at all. Claiming that tensions between neighbouring states are common is something that should require proof. And then claiming that it often escalated to genocides should require even more proof. Colonialists and settlers trivialise their atrocities by blaming it on human nature and stuff like that. But that’s just a cheap move to universalise the capitalist and imperialist logical of accumulation. It is perfectly possible for neighbours to live in peace. You probably have a neighbour. Why haven’t they driven you out of your home and laid a claim to it? Or you then? Almost all countries are not genociding their neighbours? Why is that?

Israel as we know it could very well collapse.

That’s what my point was. I think there was difference in semantics between me and the lemmee user in regard to what we meant by collapse. But they tossed in the “hatred in neighbours” drivel so I decided it better to not engage faithfully.

We find this kind of hatred against a neighbor all over the world. In this sense Israel demonstrates very well that they are not a “chosen people” but a horribly regular people.

Israel is an euroamerican settler project. This is not a squabble between neighbours.

Holy shit they are all in favour of Trump and by a somewhat significant margin too.