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To be totally honest, especially after this latest round of antisemites taking off all the masks, I'd suggest unfollowing. Because however famous that person is their content is not worth it. Same with that employer. 👁

@hauntedhideaway Dude they are never toning down the hot takes.

@SheDevil1978 This likely means that UI automation isn't being implemented properly in this app, and so there's not really an easy way around this.

@richard_merren @lolgop Yeah I'm thinking of those lefties but there are too many ad-hoc groups to list them all. The original point of the post I boosted though was specifically not to let the fact that there's definitely opportunism on the Republican side detract from the fact that a bunch of leftists really are demonstrating that they have a nazi bar problem, as the saying goes.

@SheDevil1978 You mean that eoji/special characters screen?

@richard_merren @lolgop Republicans and democrats aren't homogenous ideological blocks, and support for Israel isn't necessarily an indicator that a party doesn't have its own antisemite problem. There are plenty of Christians in the Republican party who support Israel because it fits into their end-times prophecies, for example, not because they care about anyone living there. Also, Republican leadership is absolutely taking advantage of all this because it's politically advantageous for them to do so. Not that a bunch of progressives haven't absolutely handed antisemitism to them on a silver platter.

@SheDevil1978 Can you close the Jaws error first? That send-error-report dialog usually steals focus.

@SheDevil1978 What kind of app is throwing the error? Web app? Microsoft app? non-MS-desktop app?

@SteveThompson OCR does investigations like this when schools are concerned, not the FBI.

From the "It Was Never About Law And Order" Dept.

@sickmatter Still not OK.

I eagerly await the Biden administration's sactioning of this individual. Spoiler alert: Not holding my breath.

Oh boy.

Narrator: They are already causing lots of damage and it doesn't matter where they are anymore because everything is national.

It seems weird because, up until this point, there's been a fair amount of instances with at least some plausible deniability attached, and so now they feel confident to take the mask off and so more Jews, who have spent the last several months doing their best to give benefit of the doubt, are being robbed of that. And as much as I often disagree with you about this stuff I take absolutely no joy in any of this.

Usually they mean in the description. You can view the whole thing by arrowing down past the heading containing the video title and, once you press enter on the more button, it'll pop you back up to the top of the screen at which point find the heading and then arrow down to read the full description with links you can then activate in the normal ways.

@dukepaaron I'm with Tony. Not all protest, or more specifically, not all activities called protest, are valid.

@TonyStark To put this a bit differently: If the only part getting people arrested had been the trespassing, and there had otherwise been no violence/no intimidation/no taking over people's office/no vandalism, I'd agree with you. That's not how any of this happened.

@TonyStark All of this has gotten way past the point where not arresting them can be an effective tactic. It's also one that's been tried up to this point, with zero change. I probably would have agreed with you entirely about not arresting at the beginning of this, but either people start getting arrested/fired/otherwise experiencing consequences for this shit or it continues to escalate and Jews continue to pay the price.

Also if that civil disobedience involves arrestable offenses, like trespassing, then the civilly disobedient should expect to be arrested. It's kind of part of the game. Otherwise it's not really civil disobedience.