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Minister Said 🏴 🔻 retweeted
You can't meet Americans where they're at because they're imperialist chuds. Moving towards them means moving closer to their political line, which means becoming more of an imperialist chud yourself.
If you're actually 'on the left' you win by pulling people towards your positions, not by watering them down to the point you stand for something else entirely.
Minister Said 🏴 🔻 retweeted
Bombing Muslim countries is foreign policy. Muslims getting angry about it is extremism. Quite the double standard.
Minister Said 🏴 🔻 retweeted
actually uses his credibility as a """socialist""" to corral the left into asking for even less than even the mainstream liberals like a boss
"Get rid of borders?" "No." "Get rid of SCOTUS?" "No." "Get rid of jails?" "No."
@ShannonBream fires off a series of questions to NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani about the Democratic Socialists of America, an organization he proudly says he belongs to.
After Mamdani rejects all three proposals, Bream asks whether the DSA will kick him out. He answers "No" again, this time with laughter.
Watch the full @FoxNewsSunday interview this Sunday at 2 P.M. ET on Fox News Channel.
Minister Said 🏴 🔻 retweeted
Eu quero que israel que se foda, que turista israelense se foda, que sionista se foda e que você se foda também piranha
Minister Said 🏴 🔻 retweeted
It's so ridiculous that El-Sayed wrote this, and now appears on stage with Obama, who kickstarted US support for the Sisi dictatorship.
He really believes in nothing.
Breaking: I've uncovered an apparently unreported 2012 Al Jazeera article coauthored by Abdul El-Sayed that praises the Muslim Brotherhood's electoral success in Egypt and portrays the Islamist movement in remarkably flattering terms.
At the time, the Brotherhood-led bloc had just won approximately 47% of Egypt's parliamentary seats, while the ultraconservative Salafist Al-Nour bloc secured another 24%.
Together, Islamist parties controlled roughly 71% of the elected seats.
Yet El-Sayed and his coauthor (a Harvard scholar, because of course) enthusiastically described Egypt's political transformation as looking "more promising than ever."
They also argued that the Islamist parties' electoral successes reflected their domestic platforms and "histories of social justice" more than popular support for their Islamic ideologies.
El-Sayed wasn't merely celebrating the overthrow of Hosni Mubarak. He was expressing optimism about Egypt's political future AFTER the Muslim Brotherhood and Salafists had overwhelmingly won the parliamentary elections.
Minister Said 🏴 🔻 retweeted
It’s kinda crazy that 70-80 year olds are generally seen as unemployable due to physical and mental decline. But we’re allowing them to run our entire country.
