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RndmNmber1 posted...

Biden us pro Israel
Israel news source making him looks good, but in actuality he's still slave to Israel.
Fools believed the lies.

They did not make him look good. Their readers are pro Israel. Saying he is lesser than his predecessor on Israel is saying Trump is better than him.

Get it yet?

RndmNmber1 posted...

Of course i f***ing do, and that's why i don't f***ing trust them! Think!

Now follow along

Jpost is pro Jerusalem

Jpost says Biden is recognizing Palestine

Jpost says his predecessor did not

What is the purpose of Jpost saying this?

cjsdowg posted...

I ignored nothing

You were asked to answer this:

Are you actively going to ignore that Trump said he would let Israel "finish the job" in Palestine if he was in power? Are you also actively ignoring Trump hates Muslims and has enacted a ban in the past and will do much worse in the future? My guess is you're gonna play the "he said those things but that doesn't mean he'll do it card."

Will you ignore it?

So far you have ignored it

RndmNmber1 posted...

You're trying too hard to portrays Biden on the opposite side of Trump in the Palestinian issue.
They're are not. They're both Israel's Puppets.

Ah dodging the question now huh?

RndmNmber1 posted...

Those are the words of Jpost, not Biden himself.
In that article opening it even said that Biden didn't make a word about it.

And Biden still doesn't cancel the decision despite having the power, that's an absolute truth.

All you guys dud just making excuses for him.
It's no different than Trumpers with their "what he actually did/mean is...".

Is Jpost pro Jerusalem?
Yes or no?

So if Biden is their biggest ally ever why would they in their pro Israel own words say HE IS NOT. Trump was.

Trump ... was.

Holy_Cloud105 posted...

Are you actively going to ignore that Trump said he would let Israel "finish the job" in Palestine if he was in power? Are you also actively ignoring Trump hates Muslims and has enacted a ban in the past and will do much worse in the future? My guess is you're gonna play the "he said those things but that doesn't mean he'll do it card."

I think he just might ignore it.....

RndmNmber1 posted...

This guy really thinks posting Israel news site for pro Israel issue makes it right lmao.

A pro Israel site said Biden wanted to install the Palestinian consulate but Israel stonewalled him.
They are pro Israel site and admit that.
They also said Biden recognized Palestine unlike his predecessor.

These are criticisms they as a pro Israel site have against Biden.

Yet you claim he did not. You are lying if you continue to say that as you now have been given new information you were apparently hopefully ignorant of.

Nok_Su_Kow posted...

I got rightly called out for derailing a topic with this, but if want a govt that continues to let you peacefully protest against it like many are free to currently against Biden, then you will want to vote for Biden. Trump and project 2025 will ruin the America you see today including your right to protest.

Not to mention your choice to vote goes away when dictatorship installed.

Heineken14 posted...

https://imgur.com/RffLxxD.gif

Imagine calling me a cultist. Dude gotta be deep into the MAGA.

cjsdowg posted...

However on this due to Bidens action I don't see how Trump can be worse. They both are horrible.

Trump will likely declare Palestine not a state and send American troops to help Israel or something extreme like that.
Trump told bibi to end it quick. He would rather Israel just go in and take over in a day than have it in the news constantly.

Trump hates muslims.

RndmNmber1 posted...

And they claimed they arent cultists like Trumpists.

So you refuse to read the article? It literally addresses it with a whole paragraph.

Fyi this is jpost an Israel news site that is saying so

McMarbles posted...

Surely he will save Palestine!

Trump first move in office might be to say Palestine doesn't exist. Similar stance he did in 2017 but more explicit.

RndmNmber1 posted...

That didn't explain why the Biden administration didn't cancel the decision.

It did actually

cjsdowg posted...

Biden as literally given Israel to green light to do anything that they want to do. He say stuff , then goes right back to supporting them. He attacks people who beings up the Genocide, he cuts off funding to aid workers, he lies about the horrible stuff that happens while coving up horrible stuff Israel has done. Like Biden as done all of this. But I am wrong for pointing it out ?

Is Biden worse than Trump?

Will you dodge this question?

From jpost, the horses own mouth.

RndmNmber1 posted...

Were they wrong?
And why the Biden administration didn't cancel the decision? Is it because Biden wanted the same thing, being a Zionist like he proclaimed,?

https://m.jpost.com/israeli-news/article-712210

Without saying a word about it, Biden made a nuanced change from his predecessor in Washingtons view on Israels capital.

As with all diplomatic visits, most of the action took place in Jerusalem, which Prime Minister Yair Lapid and President Isaac Herzog made sure to call Israels eternal capital in their remarks at different events with Biden.

Notably, they did not call Jerusalem Israels undivided capital, as their predecessors often did which is just as well, because Biden seemed determined to divide the city, if not in his words, then in his actions and policies.

The Biden administration has been trying to reopen the consulate to the Palestinians in Jerusalem for the past year, while Israel has refused to allow it on the grounds that the city is the capital of only one nation. In lieu of reopening the consulate, the State Department recently upgraded it from the Palestinian Affairs Unit to the US Office of Palestinian Affairs, which answers directly to Washington.

Whether Biden admits it or not - and he also denied it when asked directly in Thursdays press conference - he made clear what the US thinks the municipal boundaries of Jerusalem should be by not allowing Israelis to visit Augusta Victoria with him and removing the Israeli flag from his car.

cjsdowg posted...

I just wish people on the Dems side would just hold Biden accountable for just a little bit of his actions. Most people here can't even say. Yes Biden is Reasonable for some of his supporters leaving.

??? Nearly every CEman holds him accountable. They don't want Trump to win because he is much much worse especially on Palestine.

rynobot posted...

TC has been playing undercover for quite awhile now. I am surprised people who have been years have not caught on to him. He wants more Republicans in power.

Can you elaborate? Maybe this is why I have ??? In my head. Back in the day perhaps?

Beep beep beep

HORNY DETECTED!!!!!

ELIMINATE

ELIMINATE

cjsdowg posted...

People keep saying this but how. Biden. Lied about seeing dead babies. Didn't care about real dead babies , keeps giving them money and openly say that can do what they want. While mind you Bibi is undermining the admin. Funny that just get looked over.

Trump in 2017 said Jerusalem is the Capital of the State of Israel.

How did you react to that?

Did you forget that?

Trump is 10x more pro-Israel than Biden will ever be.

He also did the Muslim ban. How did you react to that??
Did you forget about it?

Notable:

The Palestinian National Authority stated that the recognition and relocation disqualifies the U.S. from mediating peace talks, while Hamas called for the beginning of a new intifada against Israel in the aftermath of Trump's declaration.[11][12][13] Following the U.S.

Palestinian officials said the announcement disqualifies the United States from peace talks.[13] Palestinian prime minister Rami Hamdallah said the policy change "destroys the peace process".[54] Palestinian president Mahmoud Abbas gave a speech where he said the decision meant the United States was "abdicating its role as a peace mediator".[49] Palestinian Foreign Minister Riyad al-Maliki similarly said the United States could no longer act as a mediator in the peace process because it had become a party to the dispute.[55] Adnan al-Husayni asked the Organization of Islamic Cooperation to recognize Jerusalem as the capital of Palestine.[56]

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_recognition_of_Jerusalem_as_capital_of_Israel

On December 6, 2017, the United States of America officially recognized Jerusalem as the capital city of the State of Israel.[1] American president Donald Trump, who signed the presidential proclamation, also ordered the relocation of the American diplomatic mission to Jerusalem from Tel Aviv, constituting what is now the Embassy of the United States in Jerusalem, which was established on the grounds of the former Consulate General of the United States in Jerusalem.[2][3] Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu welcomed the decision and praised the announcement by the Trump administration. On December 8, U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson clarified that Trump's statement "did not indicate any final status for Jerusalem" and "was very clear that the final status, including the borders, would be left to the two parties to negotiate and decide" in reference to the recognition's impact on the IsraeliPalestinian peace process.[4]

Trump's decision was rejected by the vast majority of world leaders; the United Nations Security Council held an emergency meeting on December 7, where 14 out of 15 members condemned it, but the motion was overturned by U.S. veto power.[5] The United Kingdom, France, Japan, Italy, and Sweden were among the countries who criticized Trump's decision at the meeting.[6] Other countries supported the move; Guatemala affirmed their intent to issue a follow-up on the U.S. recognition and relocate their diplomatic mission to Jerusalem from Tel Aviv, and the Czech Republic, Honduras, Paraguay, and Romania stated that they were also considering the same course of action.[7] Italian politician Federica Mogherini, as the foreign policy chief of the European Union (EU), stated that all EU member countries were united on the issue of Jerusalemshe reaffirmed the EU's firm stance on East Jerusalem being the capital of an independent Palestinian state.[8] By late 2022, only Guatemala, Honduras, and Kosovo had established diplomatic missions to Israel in Jerusalem; Paraguay reversed their 2018 decision within months, and the Honduran foreign ministry has since stated that they are considering a reversal of their decision as well.[9][10]
The Palestinian National Authority stated that the recognition and relocation disqualifies the U.S. from mediating peace talks, while Hamas called for the beginning of a new intifada against Israel in the aftermath of Trump's declaration.[11][12][13] Following the U.S. announcement, Palestinians held demonstrations throughout the West Bank and the Gaza Strip, and pro-Palestinian demonstrations were held in various countries around the world.[14] By December 25, 2017, Palestinian militants in the Gaza Strip had fired almost 30 rockets towards Israel; though almost half of the rockets landed within the Gaza Strip itself, two of them inflicted minor property damage in Israel, having landed near the cities of Ashkelon and Sderot. In the aftermath of the attacks, Hamas reportedly arrested the perpetrating militants in an attempt to prevent an Israeli military response, which never occurred.[15][16]
On February 23, 2018, the U.S. State Department announced that the new American embassy in Israel was scheduled to open in May of that year.[17] It was officially inaugurated in Jerusalem on May 14, 2018a date coinciding with Israel's 70th Yom Ha'atzmaut. Representatives from 32 countries were present at the event, including EU members Austria, the Czech Republic, and Romania.[18] Along the GazaIsrael border, the Israeli military responded to a massive Palestinian protest with tear gas and sniper fire, resulting in the deaths of at least 58 Palestinians and marking the highest single-day death toll since the 2014 Gaza War.[19][20][21] The Israeli government defended the military's use of force as having been a necessary measure in the face of the protesters' throwing of rocks and explosives towards the Israelis. Just over a year later, on March 25, 2019, the Trump administration signed in another U.S. presidential proclamation recognizing the Golan Heights as part of Israel.

CSCA33 posted...

Imagine not being misogynistic, and treating women as actual humans instead of a sex object

real women are more attractive than some sex doll bimbo caricature mans idea of a woman who are also commonly depicted as child like

I love how GTA roasts this culture of misogyny with the satirical princess robot bubblegum anime and Wasabi Kitty

Women who love Tifa are misogynistic?

Cory898 posted...

if you dont vote my way and my candidate loses its your fault.

But that is.... true..

Usually the person not voting don't care. This is special because these people claim to not want what Trump has to offer but suggest them not voting Biden and Trump wins isn't their fault but Biden's fault

Was it worth YOU giving $250 to have it?

Haven't watched yet but will say this is a better tactic for atheists to acknowledge Christianity actually teaches people to be good and preach that the Christianity they dislike is perverted form of it. It is also easy to do since Jesus main thing is to love your neighbor, help the poor etc.

mistymermaid posted...

The GOP's Big Lie tactics are that persuasive to the ignorant. Republicans howl how Democrats are "too slow" at progress, while glossing over how regularly Republicans vote in unison against progressive bills.

This time there is more nuance.
Some infact express they cannot morally vote Biden since they feel that is supporting genocide. Yes this glosses over what Trump will do which is much worse but we cannot pretend this emotion is not understandable.

What is up with Ultimate Universe reboot?
Seems new Ultimate Spiderman is super hot. First print issue 1 is like $100. Think it came out just in Feb or March.

bluezero posted...

He was leaning left until that topic broke his brain, and now all he can do is make bad faith topics about Genocide Joe.

If he is a leftist I apologize cause honestly not sure why but in my memory seems I asked to myself "is this user a Trumper?" before so I wasn't sure, and don't recall what topic do that.

But this shows also two things
1. Biden should listen
2. The right has an "in" to grab ahold of that can work on left leaners and that is scary
3. Russia will notice and hire trolls to make this debate even worse (but at least they can't make new CEman accounts!!)

Ratchetrockon posted...

Omg it's healing!!

1 extra member

Probably just DToast watching the Trump topic he posted in.

Ah yes the people forcing their representatives to care about issues s fascism.

Antifar posted...

I dont know if theres such a thing as leftwing fascism. If you want to just call it leftwing totalitarianism,

Dude needs a real education.

There are approximately 693 registered users currently using the message boards.

RealBoy posted...

https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/forum/3/3cafc485.jpg

Modern video games ladies and gentleman

When will Elon tweet about gamefaqs? Isn't he all about free speech?

I knew it!!!

cjsdowg posted...

I have been warned for calling Republicans for what they are. The fact that you call me a Trumper before saying Biden choice to fund a genocide and attack people who speak out could cost him votes and is his fault answers my question.

Actually that line wasn't based on this topic. Fuzzily in my mind I have ??? For you in that regards and don't remember why. If you are as you say I note it and will see if future posts corroborate it.

Are you by chance someone who says "both sides?"

Men like their game guys hot and buff.

Women like their game girls sexy and badass.

Both like what the other likes.

Non-gamers who hate gamers dislike what gamers like just to be contrarian. Then they pretend most gamers are men and justify it. At least Final Fantasy which has hot female characters has a big female fanbase fyi. Tifa is an icon to many gamer girls and Aerith too.

This thread making me really h-

Happy

Cory898 posted...

Ill vote for Biden for MY reasons and not because a bunch of faceless board users think they have any business telling me what to do with MY vote.

Fyi this isn't a thing.

The topic that started it all was the opposite. It said Biden Palestine policy may cost him the election.
No one made a topic saying "vote Biden!". People made a topic saying Biden is making people not vote for him and it became a hot debate. As you can see in this topic the one who started it wants to say Biden is to blame for them not voting Biden and Trump winning though I think they might be Trumper anyways and this not honest.

I am h-
....

Happy that you posted this tc

Indiana Jones and Fate of Atlantis
Sam and Max hit the road
Day of the Tentacle

Rika_Furude posted...

If you dont vote for Biden, and trump wins, you dont get to blame anyone but yourself. You are responsible for your choices. You dont get to absolve yourself of responsibility for allowing Trump to win knowing full well what he wants to do to women, minorities, and Palestine.

Dis.
You are also responsible for your actions.

Going "Biden did thing I don't like so it is his fault Trump won!" is being childish, irresponsible and hypocritical when you claim Biden bears responsibility but you don't.

Lol. Any? Yes actually

BlueTigerLion posted...

I just wondered what would happen if I compared to Reddit and looks like 2010-2011 was again a point where something happened.

reddit lets you talk about whatever you want

gamefaqs is just games

Spotify CEO Daniel Ek surprised by how much laying off 1,500 employees negatively affected the streaming giants operations

https://fortune.com/europe/2024/04/23/spotify-earnings-q1- ceo-daniel-eklaying-off-1500-spotify-employees-negatively-affected -streaming-giants-operations/

When Spotify announced its largest-ever round of layoffs in December, CEO Daniel Ek hailed a new age of efficiency at the streaming giant. But four months on, it seems he and his executives werent prepared for how tough filling in for 1,500 axed workers would be.
The music streamer enjoyed record quarterly profits of 168 million ($179 million) in the first three months of 2024, enjoying double-digit revenue growth to 3.6 billion ($3.8 billion) in the process.

However, the company failed to hit its guidance on profitability and monthly active user growth.

It didnt seem to put off investors, who sent shares in the group soaring more than 8% in New York after markets opened Tuesday morning.
Still, as he addressed those investors following the latest earnings release, Ek didnt shy away from the obstacles that stopped the streamer from hitting some of its targets this year.
In addition to surprisingly successful 2023 growth to compare against and the impacts of falling marketing spend, Ek blamed operational difficulties linked to staffing for the group missing its earnings target to start the year.
In December, Spotify culled 1,500 jobs, equivalent to 17% of employees, as part of an aggressive efficiency drive as the group strived for profitability.

Staff costs for those employees carried a long tail, as most workers received five-month severance packages when they were let go in December.
At the same time, the footprint left behind by those employees was bigger than Ek and his executives anticipated.
Another significant challenge was the impact of December workforce reduction, Ek said on an investors call following Spotifys Q1 earnings release.
Although theres no question that it was the right strategic decision, it did disrupt our day-to-day operations more than we anticipated.
It took us some time to find our footing, but more than four months into this transition, I think were back on track and I expect to continue improving on our execution throughout the year getting us to an even better place than weve ever been.

Ek didnt elaborate on what aspects of operations were most affected by the layoffs.
Layoffs right decision?
Back in December as the platform he founded faced persistent losses and a falling share price, Spotify CEO Ek used a well-trodden path by tech giants to steer the ship around: mass layoffs.
We still have too many people dedicated to supporting work and even doing work around the work, rather than contributing to opportunities with real impact, Ek said in a memo as he announced he would be cutting his workforce by 17%.
Investors initially reacted well to the news, though skeptical voices asked whether the move merely put a sticking plaster over harder-to-solve issues at the group, particularly its low margins thanks to the costs of bumper record deals.
However, it appears to have worked so far. In the four months since the layoff announcements, shares in the group have jumped more than 60%.
Spotify has also recently proved it is able to raise prices in some of its key markets without seeing a flight of listeners to rival services like Apple Music.
In the long run, Spotify and Ek also remain convinced the tough round of layoffs has set Spotify up for long-term profitability.
The apparent collective surprise at how that can affect operations in the short run, though, marks a dash of hubris for the newly bullish streaming group.

Whiterun_Guard_ posted...

She posts on SomethingAwful messageboards?

No.
No.
See, listen, Anne Hathaway is a secret Gooner and now her reinvention is complete.