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Former MSNBC anchor Krystal Ball gave away the game when she called the bipartisan, 290,000-person-strong March for Israel in Washington, D.C. a “pro-war rally” and said anyone who participated should “feel deep shame at the carnage they cheered.”

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Ball was inspired to post this by Agnes Callamard, the secretary general of Amnesty International and a former UN special rapporteur. The UN is a joke, and Amnesty International is far from what it was founded as.

A “consensus” on genocide is just like a “consensus” of scientists on climate change; it doesn’t make them right.

“… and might makes right barbarism,” she concludes. 

If we’re going to talk about unchecked savagery and barbarism, let’s take a look back at October 7, shall we?

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A consensus emerged on Bluesky.

Harsh, but fair.

Funny how they never mention the hostages that have been held for well over a year now … at least the ones who haven’t been killed.

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Exactly. A “consensus” is meaningless. Hamas asked for this war by slaughtering 1,200 innocent Israelis and taking more than 200 hostages. They could surrender at any time.

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