And yet the US still treats them like a side piece

Ofcourse you go silent as soon as someone directly asks if you support October 7th… Coward.

Yet you ignore how 65k Palestinians were murdered by the IDF. How pathetic to throw insults.

The Barenaked Ladies were banned FFS ‍️‍️

Talk about deflection and straw manning. You still haven’t answered the question.

Oh wow! I’m so glad to hear that! We all care sooo much about your personal experience with anger!

Thank God the way that you get angry and emotional, is the exact same way that everyone else does, in every single situation!

Whew, for a second there I thought we might have to use the power of remembering times when we were extremely angry and said things we didn’t mean, and try and combine that with empathy to apply it to the current situation, but thank God we don’t because /u/Cyrus here has explained that he’s never said anything he didn’t mean out of anger. So obviously everyone else must be the same in every situation.

Thank you cyrus, we all believe your words sooo much, and definitely don’t just think you’re a brain dead dumbass.

FYI what you’re advocating and defending here is textbook abuser behaviour, so rather than belittling others you may want to get counseling.

Lmao, tell us you spend all your time on the internet without telling us you spend all your time on the internet.

Go outside. Experience real human interaction.

In abusive relationships, abusive partners often apologize but are unwilling to make changes or behave differently. We see them using “sorry” as a child might; to make the situation okay without facing the consequences of their choices. We even hear abusers using apologies to manipulate their partners and avoid taking responsibility for their actions. Some common phrases abusers may use include, “I’m sorry I hurt you, but you shouldn’t have gotten me so angry,” or “I didn’t see healthy relationships growing up and don’t know what to do, I’m sorry.” While this may sound like an apology, it places the blame elsewhere instead of on the abuser’s choice.

Research and outcomes of partnerships in various contexts, including intimate partnerships, have shown these self-centered approaches do not drive collaboration, a core factor in healthy partnerships. Only when an abusive partner takes accountability for their actions and begins steps to prevent the behavior in the future (I.e., battering or counseling focused on changing the abusive mindset) can they begin to make amends.

What if my abusive partner apologizes?

What if my abusive partner apologizes? If you're experiencing abuse, you always have the right to refuse an apology.

The Hotline (www.thehotline.org)

You mean the MAGA singer who had a sold out show in Toronto.

What better way to mitigate misinformation than to silence people?