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@rbreich

Will he also be exonerated of complicity to #genocide, ethnic cleansing and other #WarCrimes?

Because he will go down the history books as #GenocideJoe, I hope the Democrats are aware of this.

@ecpoir @rbreich I don't think the problem is if Biden are a good choice, but more that Trump is a bad and a worse choice all around.

But if that's the problem, there's gonna be legislative elections soon. The president may sign new laws but bithe chambers of the legislative write them.

@egermond @rbreich

There are several people who are no longer happy with this argument of Biden being "less worse" than Trump.

When there is a literal genocide happening with the blessings of Biden, he has to come up with a lot more than "not as bad as Trump".

@ecpoir @rbreich
That's actually my point: Biden is wrong. I'm not going around with that. And I'm tired too to have to always choose the lesser evil.

I'd love if the democrats could offer better (and they can and probably should).

But face it: the choice is between a weak support of a genocide and an open participation in a genocide, abroad and on land...

I'm not American, so that's not my choice: it's yours.

@egermond @rbreich

Ay, that makes two of us (non-Americans).

@ecpoir @egermond @rbreich

Given the implications for the world of another Trump presidency, maybe you ought to keep your opinion to yourself.

Biden is already pushing for a Palestinian state.
Trump said Netanyahu should "finish the job".
Biden will continue to support Ukraine and NATO.
Trump told Putin to "do whatever the hell you want" in Ukraine and will abandon NATO.
Biden will do his best to treat immigrants with respect.
Trump will round up and expell 10+M undocumented immigrants.

@joeinwynnewood @egermond @rbreich

Given the implications of the #genocide Biden is supporting in full force, even circumventing congress to send arms and money to the war criminals in #Israel, maybe the Democrats should come up with a better candidate.

If they continue to back #GenocideJoe and his policies, they are responsible for the election tragedy that will follow.

If you don't like reading the hard truth, that's your own problem. I won't be silenced by the "4 more years" clowns.

@ecpoir @egermond @rbreich

As an American who's voted in every election for over 40 years, having run for state senate, served on a county Party executive committee, and volunteered countless hours on dozens of campaigns, you have some nerve telling me what I should think or do.

The situation in Gaza is a manifestation of decades of decisions made by dozens of countries and leaders, elected, appointed and inherited.

Blaming President Biden is both ahistorical and myopic. Taking ...

@ecpoir @egermond @rbreich

that blame forward to enable the election of the gravest threat to American democracy and the stability of democracies across the world in over 75 years is borderline insane.

That is the hard truth you seem unable to grasp.

And yes, we are definitely done here.

@joeinwynnewood @egermond @rbreich

Ahistorical is to say that the USA is not responsible for most of the wars & conflict during the past 7 decades.

Ahistorical is to forget that #Biden has always been a staunch zionist who has received MILLIONS in campaign support from #AIPAC. He is sold and paid for, he is a foreign agent in his own country.

Ahistorical is to forget that Biden bypassed Congress to arm #Israel's #genocide in #Gaza.

https://edition.cnn.com/2023/12/29/politics/biden-congress-israel-military-aid/index.html