Here is my Izzy. Izzies unite against fascism.

Reminds me of the Nazis use of the term cosmopolitan as a slur against Jews claiming they have no allegiance to their country. Trump is now doing the same with anyone not fitting his profile of what an American is.

Iran is an ethnostate. Afghanistan is. Yemen is. Most Middle East Muslim countries are. Do you object to them?

It is right to condemn Israel's actions but when famine is mentioned and the only country that comes to mind is Israel I have to wonder why. Yemen, Afghanistan, Sudan, Ethiopia are all experiencing manmade famines. Where is your outrage about that?

Yes. We should care about all children bit where is the outrage when it comes to famine in Sudan, Yemen, Afghanistan. Israeli policy deserves our condemnation. But if you are only protesting them what are you really saying?

I heard them speak at an event on Martha's Vineyard. I fell in love with them. They were funny, vulnerable, shared their faith amidst the horrors.

Confusing. If he turned himself in why is his lawyer saying the allegations are baseless and outrageous?

Lander. We all think we have to vote for Cuomo so Mamdani doesn't get in or Mamdani so Cuomo doesn't get in. Why don't we all just vote for Lander.

Congrats on the double coverage in the Times today. So well deserved.

I use this quote all the time with my students. When I'm stuck in my own writing it's because I'm avoiding that thing I don't want to know.

Is there a link to register?

Perhaps what Schumer has to say about antisemitism is predictable and redundant because that is the history of antisemitism. It is predictable. It is now. Not every conversation on the subject has to include Palestinians who have indeed suffered at the hands of Israel AND Hamas.

I understand the urgency of all that you mention and frustration you might have with Schumer but antisemitism is equally urgent and history teaches us that it always rises in times of fascism and a society's dismantling.

Thanks for reading and commenting Roz.

Thank you so much for reading. Happy paddling.

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