#state terrorism

[cavalierzee]

THIS DIDN’T START OCTOBER 7th!!!

[onlytiktoks]

[artfilmfan]

US bombing Venezuela and kidnapping the president and his wife is pure state terrorism and proof again that US foreign policy (under republicans AND democrats) is one of the key elements why we have genocides and constant wars. Everytime a leftwing government in South America emerges (and one that has one of the largest oil reserves no less), the USA always finds some bs reason to interfere and bomb them. But when its a rightwing government that actually committs torture and crimes (or even genocide) and some right wing dictator is in power, all is fine and dandy with US. How many CIA assisted coups have there been so far in South America, always ousting LEFTWING politicians and governments? So sick and utterly disgusted with all this. Trump is playing with fire and i dearly hope he gets burned on it. Its just too bad the opposition (establishment democrats) in USA is just as warmongering as he is in most of the part.

[victusinveritas]

So...no surprise here because We Fucking Told You This Would Happen. But some of you couldn't be bothered to vote because the Internet told you not to (not blaming only you, but also, kindly, get fucked).

They’re now looking into stripping US citizenship from anyone they want.

[escuerzoresucitado]

The U.S. warns Latin America that cartels will be treated as groups equivalent to ISIS or Al Qaeda.

They're going to finance them. 🤡

[katchwreck]

In an open letter to the New York times in 1948 Albert Einstein was one of the key signatures of many prominent Jews warning that Israel was at great risk of becoming a terrorist and fascist state.

In 2025, it's clear this was another thing he was correct about.

[kcyars99]

Every fucking morning we wake up to new chaos, new outrages, new buffoonery in the name of some Republican fantasy reich.Fuck. This. Regime.We can’t get one goddamn day of peace

[bossymarmalade]

On Being a Somali Artist in Minnesota

Violence has a way of turning familiar places into guarded ground. And yet, I ask not what has been taken, but what we will continue to buil

"To live in Minnesota as Somalis at this moment can feel like being skinned bit by bit. The pain of an entire community being bullied by a government is unimaginable — and, unfortunately, unoriginal. This has happened to so many other communities before us.

In places where I walk and know the streets by name, I can hear people whispering to their children: “Are we safe?” Even friends who were born here pause before crossing the street, sensing that ordinary days can be interrupted without warning.

There was a time when the morning bus felt like a possibility. Now it feels like an unanswered question. Will someone you love be asked to explain themselves before they make it home?"

.. written by Ifrah Mansour