#armed violence

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>denies the genocide against Palestinians

>denies the Nakba

>denies Palestinian peoplehood

Check inside: “violent offender”. lol

You obviously didn't check very far, lol. I am completely open about my history on here, and that statement on my bio is a link, which you can click on, as well as on five other links, which explains it in its entirety. I am sorry that you have something against 8 year old kids being forced into armed violence, but I'm not gonna sit here and be ashamed of it while you yourself advocate for genocide against Jews and repeat Nazi dogwhistles.

The vast majority of my content on Tumblr is predicated on my prior experiences as a violent offender indoctrinated into a gang in childhood. You ain't saying nothing new by coming in trying to mock my trauma, lol. The leftism always leaves y'all's bodies like an exorcism as soon as you encounter a Jew you don't like, eh? It's all about prison abolition unless it's a Jew innit. In case you aren't aware - this is violent rhetoric. You are a violent person, now, as an adult. Whereas I am not, considering I've had over 17 years of therapy and continue to undergo FORNET and espouse the benefits of negotiation, compromise and community reintegration. How embarrassing for you. BTW it seems that you are also completely fine with child soldiers either way, as long as the child is Palestinian. But sure, I'm the one denying their peoplehood.

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Clashes rock Tripoli as rival Libyan government enters capital

Clashes erupted in Libya's capital on Tuesday as the parliament-appointed prime minister, Fathi Bashagha, tried to take control of governmen

Clashes erupted in Libya's capital on Tuesday as the parliament-appointed prime minister, Fathi Bashagha, tried to take control of government from a rival administration that has refused to cede power.

Bashagha entered Tripoli overnight after two months of stalemate between Libya's rival administrations, but withdrew hours later as fighting rocked the capital, his office said.

The crisis risks plunging Libya back into prolonged fighting after two years of comparative peace, or returning it to partition between the eastern-backed government of Bashagha and a Tripoli administration under Abdulhamid al-Dbeibah.

The stalemate has already led to a partial blockade of Libya's oil facilities, cutting its main source of foreign revenue by half. Diplomacy to resolve the crisis or lay the ground for new elections is making slow progress.

The sound of heavy weapons and automatic gunfire crashed across the capital on Tuesday morning, as schools were cancelled and the normally heavy rush hour traffic was sparse.

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Another Arab country that foreigners should have left well alone.