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Caitlin’s Newsletter 1546 implied HN points 13 Nov 24
  1. Being pro-Israel often means supporting ongoing military conflicts. This connection makes it hard to advocate for peace while backing the state of Israel.
  2. Many politicians, regardless of party, continue harmful policies that lead to violence and suffering. They often ignore public outcry while pursuing their agendas.
  3. People have very different views on what free speech means. It can range from accountability and truth to defending harmful comments without consequence.
New Means 4284 implied HN points 14 Jan 24
  1. Yemen has been enduring bombings and suffering from poverty due to conflict with the involvement of multiple countries.
  2. International laws and principles are being ignored in conflicts like the bombing of Yemen for reasons like shipping delays.
  3. There is a call to build power and organize protests to effect real change and end the cycle of violence and injustice.
Eunomia 825 implied HN points 11 Jan 24
  1. Military intervention in Yemen may escalate into a wider regional conflict.
  2. Airstrikes may not effectively deter Houthi attacks and could increase risks to commercial shipping.
  3. Focus on ending the war in Gaza as a way to address the conflict with the Houthis in Yemen.
Bad News 1218 implied HN points 11 Mar 23
  1. Matt Gaetz and the Congressional Progressive Caucus formed an unlikely alliance on war policies.
  2. There was a significant bipartisan effect on voting for war resolutions.
  3. The presence of U.S. troops in Syria impacts the future of the Kurdish autonomous region.
Eunomia 491 implied HN points 27 Jun 23
  1. Many republicans are addicted to military intervention, as shown by growing enthusiasm for a military option in Mexico.
  2. Aggressive policies like military interventions in Mexico are likely to backfire and harm relationships with other countries.
  3. Proposals for military action in Mexico are concerning and should not be dismissed as mere campaign tactics.
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