Alice Lastname

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A bit about myself

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Alice Lastname@frstnamebnchanmbrs· 22d

You really think Hamas violated the “ceasefire” because they’re just bloodthirsty? Or do you think they’re capable of having political motives? “Ceasefire” to Israel means killing Palestinians, but slower This report dates to pre O7

Alice Lastname@frstnamebnchanmbrs· 24d

Call me an absolutely insane conspiracy theorist, but this is actually American economic warfare at work. Pistachios are a major source of income for Iran, and the US has been undercutting their market share over the years. Apparently the “wonderful pistachios” owners are big political donors to

Alice Lastname@frstnamebnchanmbrs· 28d

Idk man I’m not a professional debate guy I don’t have stats in my back pocket, prison abolition isn’t even something I’m all that familiar with, but here, have some stupid ai search screenshot. I’ll dig into more data later if you want me to but I have a job

Alice Lastname@frstnamebnchanmbrs· 28d

That 25 year old murderer is just going to get recruited by a gang. Prisons are hostile, violent places that only teach people how to be violent. When we only treat prisons as punishment and retribution, all the prisoners will learn is punishment and retribution. This system has failed us

Alice Lastname@frstnamebnchanmbrs· Jul 16

“not going to waste my time” sure bud

Alice Lastname@frstnamebnchanmbrs· Jul 16

Seems kinda stupid and immature to me, but like, I’m still not following why everyone’s losing their shit

Alice Lastname@frstnamebnchanmbrs· Jun 4

what you seem to be evidencing is that the ICJ actually just did a preliminary ruling to say that Gaza should be protected from a genocide, not that it is plausibly victim to one, is that right? Which, sure whatever, it just seems to me that you’re hiding behind the stalling of the judicial system

Alice Lastname@frstnamebnchanmbrs· Jun 4

Not going to dispute this, because don’t worry, there’s plenty more material here, though I do believe your “fact check” here is not correct. Anyways remind me why there is a warrant out for the arrest of Netanyahu?

Alice Lastname@frstnamebnchanmbrs· Jun 3

That is actually 100% wrong, a random sampling of a militarized society would not yield 100% civilians. Anyways, plenty of others have actually done analysis on this stuff, and your position is simply not well founded, just do some reading

Alice Lastname@frstnamebnchanmbrs· May 20

Hi quick question what are those attacks on, if the IDF dropped leaflets telling civilians to leave the area? That implies they’re attacking civilian structures then yes? Systemic destruction of civilian infrastructure is genocidal, just so you know. Anyways, please do some reading

A May 2025 investigation found that a classified IDF database listed 8,900 Palestinian fighters as dead or likely dead, or 17% of the 53,000 death toll at the time, which if correct would indicate that 83% of the dead were civilians—a rate higher only in the Srebrenica massacre (though not the Bosnian war overall), the siege of Mariupol, and the Rwandan genocide.[20] In response, the IDF said that the numbers in the article are incorrect.[21]

Alice Lastname@frstnamebnchanmbrs· May 13

One of these two groups has much more power consolidated into many fewer hands, and therefore bears much more responsibility. Where does the buck stop? At the desk of Biden/Harris, or with everybody?

Alice Lastname@frstnamebnchanmbrs· Apr 27

Alice Lastname@frstnamebnchanmbrs· Jan 9

This is a regular occurrence because settlers know they will face no repercussions for this violence from the state. Palestinians know that if they respond in kind, both the government and the settlers will punish themselves as well as their village.

Alice Lastname@frstnamebnchanmbrs· Jan 5

They could, but our current political leaders are allergic to holding any of their coworkers accountable for their crimes. In fact, they vote to protect each other from prosecution for war crimes! The Hague invasion act was some good old bipartisan legislation!

Alice Lastname@frstnamebnchanmbrs· Jan 5

In other words:

Alice Lastname@frstnamebnchanmbrs· Dec 29

Pro immigrant talk isn’t going to win elections? Are you sure about that?

Alice Lastname@frstnamebnchanmbrs· Dec 26

Alice Lastname@frstnamebnchanmbrs· Dec 4

I’m glad to hear that you’d make money off of this though, good for you

Alice Lastname@frstnamebnchanmbrs· Nov 5

Alice Lastname@frstnamebnchanmbrs· Oct 27

That already exists I've seen it done before. Tired, boring, Liboftiktok tier. Strawmanning whatever anonymous accounts on the internet post. Try comparing Israel's leadership to them instead zionism.wtf#zionist-or-n...

Alice Lastname@frstnamebnchanmbrs· Oct 27

How do you square “Jews were an oppressed minority group in mandate Palestine” with the Zionist leadership saying that their end goal is to fully control the land? Why, if the Arab Militants were so dangerous, did Arabs immediately get ethnically cleansed after rejecting the 48 partition plan?

Alice Lastname@frstnamebnchanmbrs· Oct 27

If you think that’s funny check out some of her other narcissistic rants

“Gentle parents”—please listen to this before you create another kid like me, whose life was nearly derailed by 15+ years of therapy.

By the time I was four or five, it was clear I had emotional problems. I would sometimes sit at the foot of our stairs, hyperventilating over something as simple as the discomfort of a seam in my sock. When a homeless person stopped my mother and me on the streets of New York City to ask for some change to “buy a cup of soup,” I remember going back to our hotel room to weep, disturbed by the way strangers—including us—walked past him without helping.

By kindergarten, I was in therapy.

By fifth grade, I was on mood stabilizers—perhaps justifiably, since by then I'd developed suicidal ideation.

Therapy did not create my emotional problems. Neither did culture—this was before the rise of social media.

But what therapy did was convince me that my problems were immutable, and perhaps even genetically encoded in my DNA.

By the time I was 16, I was anorexic. When I had to drop out of college as a sophomore, a doctor looked me in the eyes and told me my condition was “like cancer.”

“If you don’t treat this, it will get worse,” she said.

Over the next five years, while I was in and out of treatment centers, various doctors reminded me that eating disorders have one of the highest mortality rates of any psychiatric illness—warnings the medical system now issues about gender dysphoria (although they say that is an immutable issue of identity, not mental health).

Therapy is how I became convinced that I came from a line of eating disordered women. I reflected upon my maternal line and swore that my mother, her mother, and her mother’s mother all were riddled with eating disorders. The truth is that my grandmother was sick with anorexia, but I believe it was simply a culturally sanctioned way to express her distress.

At 20 years old, I was freshly out of treatment—and 100% insufferable.

I saw harms everywhere. We even had a word for them in my support groups—"trigger warnings."

I had a vendetta against Starbuck’s branding of its low calorie beverages as “skinny” lattes, believing it was a slight to the anorexics of the world.

I blistered over in anger when I learned that my cousin, a bar owner, was considering offering “skinny girl margaritas” to customers, convinced he was aiding and abetting eating disorders.

I felt personally offended by gyms that kept scales in their locker rooms.

I told anyone I dated to avoid mention of all “numbers,” that I never wanted to hear how many miles they ran, what pant size they wore, how much they weighed, or how many calories they consumed—not ever.

You know what made me better? Less validation.

It was the fearless parenting style of my beloved aunt Melanie that made me better.

I lived with Melanie in Atlanta for five years.

When I told her I was contemplating throwing up a meal, she told me she’d like to have a word with my eating disorder: "Yeah," she'd say. "Can you tell it to shut the fuck up?"

She told me that yes, it was going to be hard to keep meals down, but that you bet I could do it.

She helped me develop confidence. Slowly, I cultivated an identity beyond being just sick.

The most surprising thing was the realization that I was not as sick I had thought. Yes, I had anxiety about things like picking up the phone, but what do you know—after a few months of practice, I no longer fretted over the phone.

Melanie thought me that I could sit through discomfort—and that in fact, discomfort was my medicine.

I’ll say that again: discomfort was my medicine.

Your kid might be going through something right now, but I want to posit that what they actually need is less validation and these two sentences: 1) yes it is hard 2) you bet you can do it, kiddo.

Thank you to all the parents with the courage to buck the system. Thank you to the non-gentle parents.

TLDR: how therapy broke me but some good old fashioned “rub some dirt in it” parenting from my beloved aunt healed me.

Alice Lastname@frstnamebnchanmbrs· Oct 22

Alice Lastname@frstnamebnchanmbrs· Sep 30

Idk man, I think it’s important to confront the ways in which certain liberal leaders (political as well as talking heads) have a strange soft spot for (moderate?) conservatives, that most liberals I know personally would/do hate. OP is not criticizing normal people that identify as liberals here

Alice Lastname@frstnamebnchanmbrs· Sep 29

No, the real reason that Dems are also on board with Israel’s ethnic cleansing project is because many of them are paid to be! Most are paid by a foreign government to keep quiet about any moral outrage they might feel. But at least they aren’t as bad as republicans here? Idk man

Alice Lastname@frstnamebnchanmbrs· Sep 26

Yea you could probably get a lambo, how bad do you want it? Do you like working on classic cars? $75k is a fairly reasonable price for a middle class gearhead idk

Alice Lastname@frstnamebnchanmbrs· Sep 26

I never understood why "trump supports Israel even more" is some kind of own on leftists. Does it not bother you that biden/kamala held the same, but more moderate, position as trump on ethnically cleansing gaza? "Moderate version of the evil guy" is hard to enthusiastically support

Alice Lastname@frstnamebnchanmbrs· Sep 5

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Alice Lastname@frstnamebnchanmbrs· Jul 27

It me