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You don't see the irony of censoring a leftie in a thread that complains about the right getting censored by a 'left-wing witch hunt' do you? I have had plenty of interesting debat…

The hypocrisy is that the US has and is supporting 'which hunts' all over the globe, which the right largely supports. Perhaps it's just that it's also starting to come back home n…

Funny how you suddenly supposedly have sympathy for the victims of McCarthyism while the right is still today calling anyone left of the far right a communist marxist.

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I think what falls more on the left is caring that the drone strikes kill 90% civilians. The right is much more inclined to agree with the characterization that it's mostly terrori…

I haven't seen the right screaming when there's Republican legislators passing anti-BDS legislation all over. That's the purest form of censorship targeting primarily people on the…

Not OP, but I'd gladly have a discussion with some coal miner who felt like politicians weren't representing him and fell for the populist rhetoric Trump would sometimes use. The r…

I get what you're saying but the other side of the coin is maybe the society at large is rejecting them. And they need to understand that they're not guaranteed an audience, If the…

Privacy excluded.

I feel like non encrypted messengers like Telegram/Discord/Zoom shouldn't even be in the running here as alternatives.

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I am sure there'd be plenty of pundits soon enough blaming China, Russia, Iran, Venezuela, Syria....anything but a deep reflection upon Americans themselves.

> This is a failure of leadership by the republicans - plain and simple. The cops have a strange affinity for certain kinds of 'protesters' too, we all know it would end differentl…

You're right. The US has a history of supporting death squads all over the world for over 70 years, longer then the Islamic Republic even exists. The fact that ISIS celebrated his …

The fact that they don't like or trust the US does not mean they also don't want peace. If your idea of peace however is the US antagonizing in the region, (Iran's backyard if you …

You do realize KSA has is hands all over 9/11 right?

It's worth noting that this was after the U.S. killed their top general illegally and they expected a strike on Iran after hitting some Iraqi bases in response to the U.S. assassin…

> KSA is smart enough not to openly shout 'Death to America'. Try imposing harsh sanctions on them, murdering their generals etc., organizing illegal coups & we'll see then. > Nor …

> We are in a thread asserting that it's "worth noting that this is entirely the U.S. not wanting peace." In relation to the sanctions that were imposed as part of the U.S. pulling…

> funneling arms and resources to terrorists You do realize the U.S. does that on a regular basis right? So do its Gulf Wahhabi allies in the region.

> Iran also assassinates its critics abroad, or kidnaps them for show trials Just like the KSA does, who are apparently fine with the U.S. It's almost as if it's not really about t…

> The Islamic Republic does a lot of small-scale aggression (e.g., they just confiscated a Korean ship on free waters), and they lead many proxy militias. They also pursue nuclear …

> Note that the Advanced Protection program is opt-in for users that require the highest degree of security Google can offer. Regular users won't be impacted by this. Yet. Google s…

> Am I naive to still hope for more peace in the world? Worth noting that this is entirely the U.S. not wanting peace, not Iran, hence the EU disagrees with the sanctions regime.