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Oct 17, 2022 9 tweets 2 min read Read on X
Though I was a lifelong Democrat until 2020, I will be voting red this November and in every election for the foreseeable future. I firmly believe that, despite my many disagreements with platforms of the Republican party, it poses far less of a threat than Democrats. 1/
First and foremost, the Democrats advocacy for censorship poses a fundamental threat to our Western Democratic values. The Democrats have aligned themselves with corporate powers, namely big tech, to silence journalists, scientists, and others who depart from the government's 2/
messaging on various topics, from Covid to race ideology to gender identity. If people cannot dissent from the powers that be without fear of reprisal--loss of a paypal account or a job, or an influential social media account--we aren't really living in a free society. 3/
Second, Democrats' unequivocal support for covid restrictions, from lockdowns to mask and vaccine mandates, and refusal to renounce these measures as inhumane and ineffective, is deeply concerning. They see no problem with authoritarian measures that have caused unprecedented 4/
learning loss, mental & physical health problems, & more. They have contributed to the denigration of science by touting CDC studies that are blatant Soviet-style propaganda designed to keep the population from realizing they were deceived on mask mandates and lockdowns. 5/
Third, they have embraced a bizarre ideology that encourages children to hate their bodies, and to seek surgical and hormonal solutions to what are very likely temporary, normal adolescent discomfort with changes that occur to the body during teenage years. 6/
This ideology is so bizarre, so unscientific, and so cruel the only plausible explanation I can come up with is that Democrats have aligned themselves once more with corporate interests--pharma and medical industrial complex--and duped Leftists into thinking this approach is 7/
enlightened. And then there's inflation, which is through the roof, increasing tensions with Russia that could lead to war, and Biden's repeated abuse of his executive power. 8/
If the Democrats do not lose badly in the midterms & in 2024, they will be sent the message that Americans are by and large ok with all of this. That is why I'll be voting R next month. 9/9

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Apr 9, 2025
1/ Since Israel’s image is deteriorating rapidly in the US, with the only demographic maintaining a positive view after 18 months of bombing hospitals, refugee centers, schools, and charges being boomercons, I’d like to offer some advice free of charge to Netanyahu and the Hasbara office:
2/ Stop making it so obvious that you’re influencing our govt to take away our rights, especially free speech rights. We in America cherish our First Amendment rights, and nothing will turn allies into foes like open gloating about how you’re making sure people are deported, expelled, and thrown in prison for criticizing your ethnostate.
Alternatively, stop trying to take away our First Amendment rights.
3/ stop laughing at and making light of dead, amputated, and orphaned children. Most Americans don’t like that. I know it’s different in Israel where Palestinian children have zero worth, but here most people are horrified about children’s suffering. Alternatively, stop killing and maiming children.
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Apr 2, 2025
1/ Here's how I know the gov't is coming next for US citizens who vocally oppose our support for Israel. The purpose behind the purges of noncitizens is ultimately to ensure continued US support for Israel by getting rid of people who might influence others on the subject.
2/ If the true aim was to get rid of criminals, then the subjects of these deportations would be criminals. Instead, they are guilty of nothing but engaging in protected speech, & are relatively compelling figures who stand a chance of persuading others (Khalil, Ozturk, Chung)
3/ But deporting noncitizens won't suffice to guarantee continued US support of Israel, especially in light of rapidly diminishing approval among Americans. To achieve its goal, then, the Israel lobby must get rid of enough of us to maintain a critical mass of support at the polls.
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Mar 25, 2025
As Israel starves and bombs the population of Gaza to death, it's no surprise that its supporters are ramping up the propaganda machine. Journalists are Hamas. Mahmoud Khalil is Hamas. Everyone who exposes Israel's crimes is Hamas. This complaint is, by the way, the most absurd I've read. 1/
Plaintiffs claim that named Defendants, including Mahmoud Khalil, are responsible for the emotional distress they suffering as a result of the October 7 attacks because they are acting on behalf of Hamas. Ultimately, the "evidence" for this boils down to a social media post of SJP's on 10/7 announcing "we are back" 2/
One of the plaintiffs appears to have a genuinely tragic story, and it is unfortunate that the lawyers who filed this suit are taking advantage of her suffering. Another has a less compelling story, arguing that because he was called to serve in the IDF where he was forced to kill people in Gaza, he's suffered emotional distress due to Hamas's actions, for which students at Columbia apparently bear responsibility. This is an actual claim in the lawsuit 3/
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Mar 8, 2025
1/ Those who supported Biden's censorship regime and celebrated SCOTUS's decision in Murthy v. Missouri, holding that the plaintiffs had failed to establish they had standing to challenge this regime, will now reap what they have sown. 🧵
2/ The Murthy plaintiffs rightly alleged that the feds' coercion of and collusion with tech companies to censor their speech violated their 1A rights. In a cowardly move, SCOTUS held that plaintiffs lacked standing b/c they couldn't prove that the gov't caused their censorship, as opposed to social media companies' independent content moderation determinations.
3/ Students who want to sue the Trump Admin for EOs threatening withdrawal of funds from universities that don't crack down on pro-Palestine activism will now have to contend with Murthy, and show that the university's disciplinary action against them would not have occurred but for the gov't coercion.
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Feb 16, 2025
1/ I am obsessed w/@RealCandaceO's Becoming Brigitte. My initial reaction to the series was that I don't care much if Ms. Macron was born male. But after trying it, I have a different view: the show illuminates the corruption synonymous with political power in this day and age.
2/ It's worth noting that the issue has, I believe, been framed incorrectly. The core issue isn't really the French First Lady's biological sex, but the fact that the Macrons are not who they say they are and have been put into power by nefarious forces for nefarious purposes
3/ Moreover, hundreds of people have been involved in maintaining this deception, undermining the theory that conspiracy theories are just that, because more than a few people can't keep a secret. When it's in their interests to do so, they can, as Candace shows.
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Nov 6, 2024
The election results cannot be pinned on a single factor. But one of the key reasons the Dems lost is disgust with the sanctimonious, smug nature of the party base and their seething, palpable contempt for regular working Americans; 1/
they smear those who disagree w/them as misogynistic, racist or granny-killers; they don't respect core Constitutional principles, such as the right to speak freely; they believe they're superior to the common man and so should dictate what he sees, hears & believes 2/
while insisting that we adopt ridiculous ideologies--such as that men can become women and viruses can be controlled with a rag--that a ten-year-old with half a brain can tell you are anathema to observable reality 3/
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