A few things that are accessible within the USA include:

  • Participating in mutual aid programs
  • Campaigning on the local level, including for positions like poll watchers
  • Making your voice heard in community events in general
  • Joining your local DSA, networking
  • @PowerCrazy@lemmy.ml
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    -239 months ago

    Some of us just don’t think supporting genocide is something that should ever be done. As a Canadian I get that genocide support is win/win for you, but some American’s see it differently.

    • @TJDetweiler@lemmy.ca
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      9 months ago

      I’m scared of dipping my toes in this batshit crazy thread, but why is supporting genocide a win-win for Canadians?

    • @Tartas1995@discuss.tchncs.de
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      So just to make sure, I am not American and I am wondering if I get this right. If prompt by the choice between Biden who (at least from your pov) supports genocide and trump who said clearly that he would let Russia take Ukraine, and has been completely silent on the matter which aligns with his exclusive focus on america, and had Israeli minister of national security express support for him as he expects trump to give them for freedom to fight Hamas, you want someone who supports Palestine to vote for trump? Just wondering.

      Edit: trump stated that Israel would have to “finish the problem” in Gaza. So trump is now vocally supporting the events described by you as a genocide.

    • katy ✨
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      where is biden “supporting” genocide. its silly rhetoric like this why nobody takes online slacktivists seriously

        • katy ✨
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          long standing policy of foreign aid. biden has also confronted bibi and opposed the harsh tactics against civilians

          • PLAVAT🧿S
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            79 months ago

            This point is so frequently missed, some presidents are harder on Israel than others but you’d be silly to think any US leader in this situation would act much different.

            Historically, Nixon bailed Israel out, caused an oil crisis. Carter tried, Reagan fucked it all up and blamed Israel. The Bushes, Clinton, and Obama all tried but Trump blew it. He left Palestine out of the Accord and moved our embassy to Jerusalem, which stoked the fires.

          • @caveman@lemmy.ml
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            39 months ago

            Then, foreign aid is genocide.

            Biden is not really confronting, as he keeps selling weapons to Israel and bypassing congress for that.

            He has to cut weapons supply to Israel, as Holland, Belgium, Japan, Italy and Spain are doing since the ICJ ruling for Israel to prevent genocide source

            Holand now has stopped selling F35 parts to Israel to not be complicit with genocide.

    • @Yerbouti@lemmy.ml
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      29 months ago

      Lol, are you the from the so-called “dirtbag left”? Casual discrimination, entitled Americentrism, sens of intellectual superiority, you seem to check it all. At this point you people gonna get the dictatorship you deserve. The world tried to warn you.

    • @Knoxvomica@lemmy.ca
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      29 months ago

      Remember that time Trump moved the American embassy to Israel to Jerusalem as a show of support for Israel? Pepperidge farm remembers.