The gang members, armed with automatic weapons, stormed into the small town of Pont-Sondé in central Haiti at around 3 a.m. on Thursday.

Then they started setting houses on fire.“As people rushed out of their houses, they were shot,” said Ravina Shamdasani, chief spokeswoman for the United Nations Human Rights Office.

When the violence ended, at least 70 people — including 10 women and three infants — were dead, while hundreds of others ran for their lives, the U.N. office said in a statement.

  • Flying Squid
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    103 months ago

    Unwavering? Really? Not a single one of the billion users on TikTok disagreed with that position?

    • @SassyRamen
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      -113 months ago

      Lmao. I hope you posted your question as a joke.

      • Flying Squid
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        113 months ago

        Only if your original implication that there was total support for Hamas on TikTok was a joke.

        But I’m guessing you also think being against Israeli genocide is the same thing as supporting Hamas.

        • @SassyRamen
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          -73 months ago

          Nope, two things can be bad. It’s openly known that Tiktok was used to paint Hamas as the victims.

          • Flying Squid
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            43 months ago

            Used by whom? And so what? Does that mean the users agree?

            • @[email protected]
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              3 months ago

              TikTok was used by kids to learn about the reality of genocide in palestine which helped to explain the reasons for hamas’ resistance.

              The obvious solution is banning TikTok or at least banning kids from the internet. \s

              • Flying Squid
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                33 months ago

                I love it when conspiracy theorists insists that it’s THEM who did it without explaining exactly who they mean by THEM. You’re just supposed to know.