Jordan Lund is NOT a good human being.

Right, the Gaza Genocide isn’t US Politics… Those aren’t US made bombs being dropped with US politicians cheering them on and US diplomatic support and denial allowing the Genocide to continue. Nothing could be more salient to US politics than the ways in which the Palestinian Genocide drove us to war.

What a joke.

I feel that this situation unfortunately requires escalation and I will be directly contacting Lemmy World mods, I will update with their response.

For the record the first article about corporate complicity in the Palestinian Genocide includes references to many major US corporations, thus making it drirectly relevant to US politics at an immediate level.

https://sopuli.xyz/post/42581206

https://www.alai.info/en/corporate-participation-and-complicity-in-the-genocide-against-the-palestinian/

The second article about US media’s complicity in coverage over the Palestinian Genocide… do I need to actually explain how that is related to US politics? Of course it is?

https://sopuli.xyz/post/42579919

https://dawnmena.org/destroying-al-shifa-hospital-robin-andersens-the-complicity-lens-us-media-coverage-of-israels-genocide-in-gaza/

The third article is relevant because the US and Israel have been intimately interwoven in their escalation of Genocide and breaking of international norms, if a Genocide begins in Lebanon it will be a DIRECT continuation of US politics applied first in Israel and next in Lebanon. I mean what the hell we are fighting a war RIGHT NOW and this is the biggest escalation possible IN THAT WAR. How is that NOT related to US politics???

https://sopuli.xyz/post/42579757

https://www.newarab.com/news/israel-replicating-its-gaza-war-tactics-lebanon

The fourth article about there being no ceasefire in Gaza, I don’t even know how to go about this one, om, it is politics involving primarily the US here? The US is the single most relevant political actor capable of changing this situation? How is this not US politics? Where can you cleanly draw a line here?

https://sopuli.xyz/post/42630002

https://www.middleeasteye.net/opinion/there-no-ceasefire-gaza

The US is directly and intimately complicit in the Palestinian Genocide, you cannot in good conscience nor with logical consistency separate US politics cleanly from this issue, if you wanted that to be possible you should have spoken up louder against the Genocide before, now it is too late to fumble with broken stilted arguments like this. The Palestinian Genocide is US Politics, period, end of story.

Can we finally stop pretending that what we have been witnessing in Gaza over the past 22 months is a “war,” a “conflict,” or even a “humanitarian crisis”? Many of the world’s leading human rights and humanitarian groups – including Amnesty International, Human Rights Watch and Doctors Without Borders – agreed months ago that what is being livestreamed to our phones on a daily basis is indeed a genocide.

Trump’s Republican allies in the House and Senate are even more gung-ho. Forget complicity; Congress is filled with GOP cheerleaders for genocide, from Senators Tom “bounce the rubble in Gaza” Cotton to Lindsey “level the place” Graham. The newest member of the House, Randy Fine, a Republican representative of Florida, has called for the nuking of Gaza and said just days ago that Palestinians in Gaza should “starve away” until the Israeli hostages are all released. (A reminder that incitement to genocide is also a crime under Article III of the Genocide convention.)

But we cannot let Democrats off the hook either. The first 16 months of this mass slaughter unfolded on a Democratic president’s watch. From the get-go, Joe Biden gave Netanyahu and his cabinet of génocidaires everything they needed – 2,000-lb bombs to drop on refugee camps filled with Palestinian children? Check. UN security council vetoes to prevent the passage of resolutions calling for a permanent ceasefire? Check. The burial of internal US government reports warning of war crimes and famine in Gaza? Check.

It wasn’t just Biden. The vast majority of Democrats in Congress spent much of 2024 casting vote after vote to keep arming, funding and whitewashing the mass killing of Palestinian civilians. Even now, in the summer of 2025, seven high-profile Democratic senators were happy to take a smiling photo with Netanyahu, including the Senate minority leader Chuck Schumer, who claims talk of genocide is antisemitic and says his job “is to keep the left pro-Israel”.

  • Mehdi Hasan

https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2025/aug/02/the-us-complicit-genocide-israel-gaza

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        I temp banned you for three days after you repeatedly failed to follow the clear guidelines I gave you.

        When the ban expires, you’re welcome to post US Politics articles back in Politics as you did here (excellent post BTW):

        https://lemmy.world/post/44253357

        If you insist on posting “Israel bad!” to a community specifically for US Politics, you will get banned again.

        Israel / Gaza = Goes in !world@lemmy.world

        Things actually involving US Politics goes in Politics.

        This is why separate communities exist.

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          I endorse this comment.

          Yes, the !politics@lemmy.world community followed the convention from Reddit. If you want to post Israel bad in a US politics community, relate it more closely to US politics. Polling about elections, AIPAC donations, votes or movement on a particular bill are examples. What exactly is wrong with posting in !world@lemmy.world or !globalpolitics@lemmy.world or wherever else you want?

          The sources thing is also reasonable. May not be perfect, sure, but you’re welcome to moderate your own community.

          There certainly aren’t enough current issues to replace/remove a moderator, especially one who has done so much unappreciated work for Lemmy and his communities.

          This whole post seems like a harassment campaign.

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            The fascinating thing to me is they STILL haven’t re-posted the removed stories to the communities where they are appropriate and welcome.

            Almost… almost like they would rather stir up drama than promote the articles. 🤔

            For each of the removed articles they were told where they could post them.

            Someone posting in good faith would go “Oh, ok, sorry…” and put it up where it goes. I have that all the time when I remove self posts and go “Dude, !politicaldiscussion@lemmy.world is over there…”

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          If you insist on posting “Israel bad!” to a community specifically for US Politics, you will get banned again.

          Please elaborate on what precisely you mean by “Israel bad!”? Do you mean low effort articles that claim Israel is bad for intellectually lazy reasons? Have I posted those? If so which ones? What evidence do you have of those articles having baseless, sloppy criticisms of the politics at hand here?

          Israel / Gaza = Goes in !world@lemmy.world

          How does this make sense? Defend your position as moderator of a community where you exclude Israel/Gaza as a political topic but you do not exclude discussion of any other international issue that has direct, intimate relevance to the US along countless dimensions?

          I temp banned you for three days after you repeatedly failed to follow the clear guidelines I gave you.

          Ok, lets make a bet, how many US made bombs do you think Israel will drop from US trained fighter pilots flying US jets that refueled on US made tanker aircraft on innocent children in the next 3 days while I wait to post political articles about it? 20? 30? I will say 35 as my guess, what do you guess?

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            Politics is specifically stated to be for US Politics.

            Israel bombing a hospital in Gaza is NOT US Politics. Israel is not the United States.

            No US Politician told Israel to bomb a hospital. There was no vote in the House or Senate to authorize bombing hospitals.

            Yes, what Israel is doing are war crimes, but they are outside the sphere of US Politics.

            Israel being a bad actor is welcome in !world@lemmy.world

            Unless there is a specific connection to US Political leaders or Policy (as there was in the post that was NOT removed), it doesn’t belong in !politics@lemmy.world

            I have this same conversation when people post internal US News to World as well. World is a US news free zone. Otherwise it would be “Trump does stupid shit” top to bottom.

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              So let me get this straight so I can laugh harder at your absurd attempts to rationalize your innate emotional desire not to see reality for how it is, if Israel drops a 2000 pound bomb US made bomb on a children’s school in Gaza and kills 15 children, and then US politicians run cover for Israel stopping international agencies that could hold Israel accountable from being able to do so… you don’t think that is relevant to US politics?

              The US is absolutely instrumental along every dimension in the Palestinian Genocide, material, monetary, political, cultural… in every respect the US is relevant. if you cannot grasp that you should not be moderating a Politics community, period, full stop. Having you in charge of a Politics community is tantamount to having a child run a Liquor store unsupervised, you have no clue what you are doing and frankly it is dangerous.

              As a final note, in the interests of shitting on anti-semitism because let me make clear I cannot stand anti-semites they piss the hell out of me, fuck people who lazily blame the consequences of their choices on jews and call it a day… it is necessary to discuss how Israel is a colonial imperialist outpost of the US and reflects many of the same patterns the US has in order to diffuse anti-semitic narratives that Israel’s behavior has something to do with being jewish and evil, and nothing to do with being a vassal state of a colonial empire that can do things the colonial empire/suzerain can’t get away with doing themselves.

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                If you link to a story showing the US House or Senate voting to cover for Israel (or, heck, voting to sanction Israel), that would, in fact, be US Politics.

                US Politicians taking official action regarding Israel is fine for !politics@lemmy.world

                Israel committing war crimes in Gaza, West Bank, Lebanon, Syria goes in !world@lemmy.world

                US Politicians volunteering to be Israeli lapdogs like Schumer or Fetterman do repeatedly? Also !politics@lemmy.world

                Because, again, US politicians doing political things in the US.

                Israel illegally invading Lebanon, AGAIN? !world@lemmy.world That’s Israeli political policy, not US political policy.

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                  If you link to a story showing the US House or Senate voting to cover for Israel (or, heck, voting to sanction Israel), that would, in fact, be US Politics.

                  And you would find a different excuse to remove it for the glory of genocide.

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                    Nope, in fact of the stories Squirrel posted to politics, the ONE story involving Democrats introducing a bill to force an explanation for the murder of a Palestinian family was allowed to stand because, shock of shocks, it was ACTUALLY US Politics!

                    Still up, feel free to read it!

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                  Not only is the division you are attempting to construct here utterly artificial, it is an artifice that obscures one of the most brutal human rights atrocities in my lifetime.

                  Shame on you, shame on you for toying with this conversation like it is simply an abstracted conversation about definitions. You know it isn’t, don’t treat me like I am stupid enough to believe you think it is.

                  There is a Genocide going on right now, as we speak, and you are participating gleefully in silencing conversation about it. Own it coward.

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                    There is a genocide going on right now, being committed by Israelis, not Americans.

                    If you want to see the !politics@lemmy.world appropriate war crimes, look to the bombing of the girls school in Iran. US Policy, US personnel. That’s 100% allowed in Politics.

                    If you are incapable of telling the difference between bad actions committed by Israel vs the US, there’s no point in a temp ban, I can just permaban you now.

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              Israel bombing a hospital in Gaza is NOT US Politics. Israel is not the United States.

              Bullshit.

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          Israel / Gaza

          That would make some sense if USA and majority of congress people weren’t either supporting Israel in their genocide or just in supplying weapons and funds

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            Nobody supports the genocide, well, maybe Trump who wants the waterfront property.

            The majority support Israel as a nation who continues to abuse that support, but the abuse is on the Israeli side, not the American side.

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          Hi Jordan. Nice to see your imminent death experience prompted you to reflect on some of your opinions and actions.

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              Nah, just when a horrible human being uses a transparently stupid and incorrect justification to promote his own bias in obvious bad faith.

              We have the president we do now BECAUSE of the Gaza genocide. It is explicitly US News / Politics.

              You’re a bad person.

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                Again, the Gaza genocide is NOT US Politics.

                The US is not dropping bombs in Gaza and Lebanon. Israel is. That’s the difference.

                Feel free to blame Israel all you want, in a fair and just world we already would have arrested Netanyahu and held tribunals.

                But the blood is on Israeli hands.

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                  Heyyy, if someone hires a hitman, provides the weapon and ammo and gives them money, guess who is guilty

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                  That’s a lot of words to explicitly not address what I wrote at all.

                  Deflection is not a healthy response.

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                    I’m not going to address your attempt at sealioning because it’s not merited. You’re attempting to distract from the issue at hand which is:

                    OP posted up multiple articles unrelated to US Politics, had them removed, and chooses to whine about it even when told the proper location for said articles.

                    !world@lemmy.world and !politics@lemmy.world are separate entities for a reason.

                    Politics is for the discussion of US politics, World is for everything not involving internal US News.

                    Want a story about Israel’s war crimes in Gaza and Lebanon? That’s what World is for.

                    Want a story about US politicians being dicks? Or heroes? Or not much of anything? That’s Politics.

                    So when an article gets posted referencing Israel and Gaza and the US is not mentioned once. Not once. It’s going to get removed and re-directed from Politics.

                    Similarly, an article gets posted that mentions the US but not politics, that’s also going to get removed and re-directed.

                    It’s literally the mast head on the community:

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                Once it’s set up, it can’t be changed and I didn’t set it up.

                I agree though, should be US Politics and World Politics, US News and World News.

                That way the folks who don’t care about the US Death Spiral don’t have it inflicted on them.

                I TRY to keep that stuff out of !world@lemmy.world but then we go do stupid stuff like Venezuela, Iran, Cuba, Greenland, Canada. (sigh)

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      • /politics has several explicitly defined rules. Which one states only US politics are accepted?
      • Why would a com called /politics not allow discussions about politics?
      • If the goal is to restrict posts to us politics, why aren’t you using a com like /us_politics?
      • If the goal is to restrict posts to US politics, why don’t the impacts of US foreign policy or reports on domestic coverage of US aided foreign wars not count as pertaining to the US?
      • US taxes are paying for Israeli bombs used to genocide Palestinians. How is that not related to US politics?
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        It’s literally the first line on the sidebar:

        • If the goal is to restrict posts to us politics, why aren’t you using a com like /us_politics?

        Good question, the community was set up before I was brought on board, I can’t say why they set it up that way, simply that it is.

        • If the goal is to restrict posts to US politics, why don’t the impacts of US foreign policy or reports on domestic coverage of US aided foreign wars not count as pertaining to the US?

        Unless the news article specifically points to US policy or political action, it doesn’t belong in Politics. This isn’t six degrees of separation.

        World exists for non-us World news.

        • US taxes are paying for Israeli bombs used to genocide Palestinians. How is that not related to US politics?

        Because no US politician or policy authorizes the genocide. That’s an Israeli war crime. The US provided funding for legitimate defense, not genocide.

        You can see what they THINK they were funding through sites like this:

        https://www.ajc.org/news/what-every-american-should-know-about-us-aid-to-israel

        Now, you and I both know Israel isn’t ACTUALLY using the funding for that, but that’s on Israel.

        As I said in another post, the funding was done in good faith, Israel is using it in bad faith.

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          It’s literally the first line on the sidebar:

          And the second line is the start of the rules. If you’re gonna treat it as a rule you’re banning people over maybe you should make it a rule–cause right now a plain reading indicates it’s not.

          The community was set up before I was brought on board

          And you’re there now, presumably with some modicum of influence (at least enough to suggest that the stupid naming scheme is stupid).

          It’s not 6 degrees of separation

          I agree. It’s more like 1 degree of separation:

          1. US gives bombs to Israel after genocide started

          All the other bullshit about “good faith” (something you’ve adequately demonstrated in this thread you lack all understanding of)

          A little more than a year after the genocide started the US was still supplying arms. If it’s not US foreign policy to fund this genocide why is the US continuing to fund this genocide? If it’s not US foreign policy why does the US back Israel in the genocide case at the ICJ? If it’s not US foreign policy why did the US vote against the UN’s Gaza ceasefire resolution?

          It seems that the people who are responsible for carrying out the US’s foreign policy initiatives as pertinent to the Gaza genocide keep facilitating the genocide, almost like the US is culpable in executing the genocide and that the US backed genocide actually has something to do with the US.

          I recognize that you seem to get off in wielding power to the extent that your lust necessarily prevents you from having a grasp on causality were it to change your mind, but your artiface does not actually change reality. You are wrong. The US is involved in the genocide of the Gazan people and therefore the genocide of the Gazan people is relevant to US politics.


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            It doesn’t need to be a rule, read the message placed in removed posts:

            “And true to their purpose”

            The purpose of !politics@lemmy.world is explicitly stated - US Politics.

            If it’s not the US, or it’s not politics, it will be removed and re-directed to where it IS appropriate, in this case !world@lemmy.world

            Squirrel chose to double down rather than accept moderation and continued to make off topic posts. Making off topic posts repeatedly, when warned, got them the temp ban (2 days left).

            We’ll see if they can behave when the ban expires, I am not hopeful in that regard, but they DID make one post actually relevant to US Politics which was allowed to stand.

            https://sopuli.xyz/post/42580966

            “US Democratic lawmakers have introduced a bill…”

            That’s the very definition of US politics and is welcome.

            Israel attacking Lebanon goes in !world@lemmy.world

            US Media falling down on the job goes in !world@lemmy.world or !news@lemmy.world

            Corporations being evil goes in !world@lemmy.world or !news@lemmy.world

            Now, the REAL question…

            Instead of abiding by the rules of the community and posting the stories where they would be relevant, why did Squirrel choose to fight a battle they cannot win? 🤔

            They STILL haven’t re-posted them. I guess they are more concerned with Lemmy drama.

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          Because no US politician or policy authorizes the genocide. That’s an Israeli war crime. The US provided funding for legitimate defense, not genocide.

          Weird, considering a majority of the are fully okay in supporting it. Hell even Kamala fully embraced it to not hurt Biden

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            They did not support genocide. They support Israel as a nation and there is a difference.

            Too many people honestly believe Netanyahu is capable of acting in good faith, you and I both know he’s not, but that’s not going to stop those who support Israel.

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              They did not support genocide. They support Israel as a nation and there is a difference.

              This bullshit is support for genocide.

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                No, it is not. The majority of the US who support Israel do it for bullshit faith based reasons, not bullshit genocidal reasons.

                I agree, the base reasoning is still bullshit, but it’s not based on genocide.

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                Campaigning for an end to violence and a two state solution is not supporting genocide. Try again.

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                  Supplying and assisting the country committing a genocide is supporting a genocide. Especially when breaking laws to continue doing it.

                  Try again.

                  Why, it’s not like you are actually going to change your mind or accept facts. This and the previous threads make that absolutely clear

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                    You are correct, I’m not changing my mind because I am correct. Supplying Israel is not the same thing as supporting genocide. The improper use of our support is the fault of ISRAEL. Not the United States.

                    If I give someone $100 for groceries, and they blow it on booze, I’m not supporting their alcoholism. That’s on them for mis-spending my honestly given support.

                    The problem is US politicians are stuck thinking “Hey, maybe THIS time it will be different! Give them a little more!” and it never is.

                    But that doesn’t change the fact that the support is NOT being given with the purpose of continuing the genocide.

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                It’s super hard, you actually have to pay attention to what people say and remember it for later reference.

                https://press.armywarcollege.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=3273&context=parameters

                "As a sovereign state and UN member, Israel has the right to use military force to defend itself from an armed attack. Article 51 of the UN Charter makes this right abundantly clear, and self-defense is perhaps the least contested legal basis for a state resorting to military force. Article 51 reads:

                “Nothing in the present Charter shall impair the inherent right of individual or collective self-defence if an armed attack occurs against a Member of the United Nations, until the Security Council has taken measures necessary to maintain international peace and security.”5

                So when Biden, or Harris, or Schumer or anyone else said they needed funding for Israel’s defense, that is what they were talking about.

                The problem, as you and I both know, is that Israel has gone beyond defense, but nobody is willing to rein them in.

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                  It’s super hard, you actually have to pay attention to what people say and remember it for later reference.

                  When pro-genocide centrists know they’re wrong, they get condescending.

                  They’re never not condescending.

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                  It is palestinians, lebanese and iranians who has the right to resist a country who threatening the whole region . Those are the countries who should be funded not the terrorist state of Israel. The genocide convention say that any country who signed it should do everything to stop it. Biden and Trump is giving them bellion to commit it. You are just an idiot. Israel right to self defense ended after the day of october 7 since Hamas offered the rrturn of the hostage from the beginning in exchange of the Palestinians hostages

                  International law (specifically UN General Assembly Resolution 3070) affirms the right of peoples under colonial and foreign domination to struggle for self-determination "by all available means, including armed struggle

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                    I don’t personally disagree, I’m explaining to you the rationale of the people repeatedly voting to fund the defense of Israel.

                    The reason they do so is that the United States was fundamental in the creation and recognition of the state of Israel, and as a result, doesn’t feel responsible for the defense of those other states.

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          No it’s on the USA being lying liars. And calling it out should very well be US Politics, and allowed. Unless you know, this is a psyop server.