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By Liam Stack
Liam Stack, who has reported from the Middle East on and off for two decades, was part of the team that covered the war in Gaza for The Times.
Feb. 5, 2025
https://archive.ph/S2pSi
I’m blaming the subjects of this article right now, the Uncommitted, pro-Trump, anti-Dem voters. That’s where I’m laying blame right now, and laughing that none of this went the way they thought and they should have known better.
Then the party should have courted them. They chose not to.
Nah, I don’t believe so, and certainly not in the tone they were carrying on with.
They fucked themselves over so fucking hard with that bullshit, and now here we are. Just funny to hear them crying about it. They built their own house of cards and are dealing with the consequences of it now, but potentially involved the rest of the US, so fuck em.
Yes, the suffering of Muslims was funny to you before the election, too.
I find the irony of anyone who was looking at the two viable candidates and not doing everything they can to prevent Trump getting into office darkly humorous when they’re standing around complaining about it. As right-winger say, this is the “find out” phase.
Congratulations on showing grieving families who’s boss, then.
Do you suppose your cruelty will cause them to come back?
I’m not saying anything to grieving families, and I feel for the destruction of Palestine, but the fact still remains that there was a large and concerted effort to NOT ensure Trump lost the election by some of those people, so now that’s on them if they were part of that. This is what they threatened to do, and now it’s happening.
Every last cruel word.
Schadenfreude is a feeling, yes.