u/DistinctSpirit5801

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I have been hearing about multiple data centers being hit by Iran

Apparently Iran has been bombing multiple corporate data centers of course no one is going to have any sympathy for multi national corporations that are firing workers and replacing them with AI software

Iran considers AI companies to be a military target given the fact that they served both the U.S. military and the Israeli military

None of these companies who mass fire the working class and replace them with AI should have any sympathy for Iran bombing their data centers

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u/DistinctSpirit5801 — 12 hours ago

liberals complain about cutting off taxpayer funding of genocide being a “purity test”

Ending taxpayer funding for genocide is the literal ground floor bare minimum not a “purity test”

I have zero interest in defending any democrat that supports genocide I don’t care if every single democrat who funded genocide and accepted pro Israel PAC money gets replaced by their Republican challengers in congress whatsoever

Liberals complain about the demand to stop funding genocide being a “purity test” but multiple Republican primary challengers have literally pledged to reject pro Israel PAC money and cut off all taxpayer funding to the Israeli government

Multiple republican primary challengers are able to meet this so-called purity test just fine

All these people complaining about Gaza being the reason Kamala Harris lost the election failed to consider that bombing and starving children is a red line we refuse to cross and we don’t care about Republicans winning elections because we enforced that red line

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u/DistinctSpirit5801 — 13 hours ago

Is it justified to criticize Christianity for the atrocities committed by the U.S. government the self proclaimed Christian nation?

Living in the United States as an American citizen who hears endlessly about the United States being Christian nation while that very same country has committed multiple atrocities in the Middle East i can’t help but think that the U.S. government has left a bad/horrible impression of Christianity as a religion throughout the Middle East

I’m wondering for those who live in the Middle East what your perspective is

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u/DistinctSpirit5801 — 1 day ago