

It’s a ridiculously fucking crass thing to say huh? But like it comes from a place of that’s not my country, my country supports and actively participates in the genocide of Palestinians. This feels worse because I feel partially responsible because I’m a citizen. I don’t have the power to change anything but I feel like I’m failing by not succeeding in changing anything.
In this regard it’s hard to rank any country participating in a genocide as particularly worse than another. There still is a ranking, like I would still rather live in the US than Sudan, but it definitely levels the playing field between the US and China. It’s not flat but it’s so much closer than before 2023. Both seem pretty damn shitty right now.
This isn’t even to bring in ICE and the genocide or country is committing against people of Hispanic origin. But like if you want to argue the genocideness of US Immigration actions, we’ve been oscillating between #5 and #8 since rump 1 if not since Obama was in office. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ten_stages_of_genocide
Shit’s really fucking bad and we need to be taking it more seriously as citizens of this country. I also really don’t want to get shot or arrested by our police or immigration.



I genuinely hope that there’s a movement among vets to just this. What a good way to get something back from the gov for the trauma they put them through while protecting their fellow Americans. Just be a wrench in the gears of the immigrant crushing machine.