You’re attacking people who are on your side, and this upcoming election is too important for this type of behavior, don’t you think?

Sorry, I don’t play civility politics with “BOTH SIDES” types who spend all their time talking about how voting is worthless but they’re totally going to vote for Biden, if only everyone else is nice to them and doesn’t object to them passing around intellectually bankrupt talking points.

Also, an argument based on appeal to tradition is no argument at all. Slavery used to be the norm, openly opposing equity for women and LGBT+ people has been the norm.

You either don’t understand the argument or don’t understand what an appeal to tradition is. The argument is not “This is old, therefore, it is good”, the argument is “This is not new; Biden is not the architect of this policy, this is not a split-second decision that we can just reverse, this is a longstanding policy of the US that would take wide consensus to change”

These are no longer acceptable in 2023, nor should they be; nor is supporting the genocidal state of Israel. If people have just woken up to that, then good for them – this progress should be praised and encouraged.

“These are no longer acceptable”, only public opinion polls in the US and abroad show that’s absolutely not true. And if you’ve just ‘woken up’ to this, then it’s pretty fucking important that you understand that other people are still asleep, and, like you, will take time to wake up, rather than passing around “GENOCIDE JOE” cliches.

These are not “morons” or “children” or … whatever else you called them/us. (I’m so disgusted with your incivility and abuse of power, as well as your discarding the opinions of large swaths of empathetic voters, that quite frankly I can’t be assed to re-read that comment.)

“Abuse of power is when someone says something, and the more I disagree with it, the more abuse it is”?