Bdzyd

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2025-02-04 03:21:55 UTC

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consider the impact of the blame on an already marginalized group. What benefit does this blame have for anyone? Simple answers, "Gaza abstainers are to blame for Kamala's loss" are never completely true, and generally serve to stop further inquiry and discussion. Blame helps no one, but it certainly hurts the ones being blamed.

2025-02-03 08:19:35 UTC

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so 71% of Biden voters sitting out this past election did not do it because of Gaza. Thank you for giving evidence to my point.

2025-01-27 07:07:52 UTC

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This argument isn't convincing absent data showing a significant portion of voters actually did this.
It feels like a pile on to an already suffering community. Palestinians don't owe us anything. Americans and Arab Americans don't owe us anything. "Progressives" is not a measurable demographic to my knowledge.
I consider myself progressive and pro Palestine, I live in an arab country, vote in a state that makes overseas voting hard, and I voted for Kamala.
Stop the blame game.