I like it here. It's like if Reddit had kept evolving in a positive direction instead of the enshittified slop mill it's become.

It's worldnews, are you shocked?

Very cool, I love getting to see red poetry from around the world in English.

See my other comments in this thread. The "mistake" was being insufficiently deferential to zio dems in his home state.

No, they are using the trope of modern communists being horny-brained and only capable of thinking about sex while making everything sexual. The sign is a double entendre of the person being horny for someone “coming” to/for them

Wait, I thought it was supposed to be misogynistic? I thought that was a bit of a stretch but you can't be serious - I don't understand how you could draw the conclusion that the figure is portrayed as being "horny". You're reading into depth that this MS Paint stick figure cartoon simply does not have.

I can't tell from looking at it whether it's supposed to be eyeliner or smile lines around the eyes. Given that the rest of the stick figures are pretty gender-neutral and there's nothing else that could be considered "feminine" about this one, I would assume the latter.

There are reasonable questions about how far to trust El-Sayed,

And he has answered them very clearly with this, his second round of kowtowing to the zionists who run his party!

The thing is, he did make a statement the day the zionists "Blacks Rule"-d their synagogue. It was pretty pathetic: "shocked and horrified, hate has no home" etc. And now he has to grovel to zionists even more because they thought he didn't do it enough the first time.

No problem, sorry to rag on you for being young.

You must be pretty young - "Axis of Resistance" was a response to GW Bush referring to Iran and DPR Korea and other anti-zionist forces as an "Axis of Evil" in his infamous speech. So it literally is American propaganda flipped on its head. Also, the term "Axis" in reference to the losing side of WWII is itself kind of a misnomer. Those powers referred to themselves as the "Anti-Comintern Pact".

IIRC a book I read by Holocaust historian Donald Bloxham, most Americans had neutral, positive, or no views at all of the nazis for most of the 50s and 60s. It seems a lot of people hadn't even heard the term used until the schmaltzy TV drama "Holocaust" aired in 1978.