One thing that’s clear in the wake of recent events is that ending...
Martyr Made@martyrmade
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Sep 16, 2025
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One thing that’s clear in the wake of recent events is that ending the special relationship w/Israel is a prerequisite to real unity on the Right. That doesn’t mean treating them like an enemy, but you simply cannot ask people to unite if it means supporting televised mass murder by a country that uses diaspora billionaires to make a mockery of American sovereignty. Anyone who objects to the US merely treating Israel like a normal, friendly country, instead of privileging Israeli interests in ways we’d would never do for even Canada, Australia, or the UK, is not an American, but effectively a foreign agent, and their very presence, let alone their dominance in positions of influence and leadership, in a populist, nationalist movement, makes unity impossible. America. First. Period.
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The opposition has weighed in.
Britta | NoSoup4Knowles@nosoup4knowles
"We can unify as long as you do what we say"
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“Treating Israel as a normal, friendly country” means “unilaterally abandoning Israel.” They feel so entitled, and just take your subservience completely for granted.
Jackie Chea ⚖️@Fair_and_Biased
Darryl Cooper (@martyrmade) is the king of false equivalence.
Here he is saying we have to unilaterally abandon Israel if we want to maintain cohesion on the right.
And here he was comparing two terrible things as if we had to pick one.
Reject HIM. Then we’ll have unity.
Here he is saying we have to unilaterally abandon Israel if we want to maintain cohesion on the right.
And here he was comparing two terrible things as if we had to pick one.
Reject HIM. Then we’ll have unity.