I don’t think the point was to classify antisemitism as more important than Islamophobia or anti-black racism. It has been around a long time and is often denied by those who promote it.

But the fact that some radical and progressive activists are seeing Carlson as some sort of ally against Zionism is concerning, and needs to be combatted.

Here is an image of the second leaflet:

So what is your plan of action to get it?

Read some articles about his campaign events and what he has done in the recent period of time.

Really, majority are “Nazi-aligned”? What planet are you living on?

That’s pretty bleak, and luckily, totally wrong.

Platner’s evolution is what is important, not some dumb fucking tattoo.

Nazi?? Really??

Huh? This article is not anti-Islamic or anti-Palestinian. If the NYT prints something useful, I have no problem posting it.

If France actually follows through with Zoom and Teams, it will be a significant step toward digital sovereignty.

Sorry, it’s working now.

Sure, no problem.

Thanks for letting me know. The main URL somehow lost a period between www and nytimes. Don’t know what happened to the archive, but I just re-created it. Should be good now. :-)

Foolish votes maybe, but not fools, if they are showing solidarity with their neighbor and coworker who happens to be undocumented. This is progress, and they will be further awakened when Trump attacks Medicaid and Medicare.

I think that you’re missing the point here. People who had some vision of ICE taking out violent criminals now see something different and they they are taking a stand against it. And it’s not happening to them, but to a single Chinese worker who they all love. That’s solidarity, even if they may not call it such. Something similar happened in NY state in the town of the border czar.

These events give me hope for the future. There is no point at all in finger-wagging at Trump voters. When the tariffs and Medicaid cuts come down, we will see many more people’s consciousness change.

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Yes, but there is also an archive version posted.

Yeah, that sounds like the line of the Communist Party of Germany in the 1930’s. Didn’t end up too well. Read Trotsky on that.

No, there is no “right” choice here, if you mean something that is going to benefit Palestine and Gaza in the short term. The vast majority of those who voted against Harris knew that Trump won’t be better, but they could not go along with a candidate actively involved in genocide. Plus, they wanted to let the Democrats know that they would pay a price for their treachery. As it turned out, the pro-Palestine vote against Harris had a very clear effect in Michigan and Wisconsin, but it can’t be blamed for her defeat.

I just learned about this around 11:45pm ET November 4. I signed up as a swing-state voter, and in 5 minutes got connected with 2 safe-state voters who agreed to vote for Jill Stein as a swap for my (very reluctant) vote for Harris. I feel much better now. :-)