"This is The United Nations General Assembly not a signal chat or the US House of Representatives"

[lana@beige.party]

"This is The United Nations General Assembly not a signal chat or the US House of Representatives"

Goddamn. I'd need to go sit down somewhere and have a beer and rethink my entire life after that.

[blogdiva@mastodon.social]

@Lana he literally dropped the mic after that lashing. as any self-respecting cubano would. well done.

[lana@beige.party]

@blogdiva can Cuba please export a little of that to the US? We could use some politicians who are capable of finding their spine with both hands and a compass.

[pattykimura@beige.party]

@Lana
Take Mike Waltz to the nearest burn unit. Hoooo Doggy. That was fire!

Props to the UN Ambassador from Cuba for that "signal chat" and "House of Representatives" strategic blow torch.

[jwcph@helvede.net]

@Lana Only problem is, it doesn't stop these assclowns, or even slow them down. It's important, for sure - but stopping fascists means *stopping fascists*, because their method of operation is to just keep going, doing & saying whatevet the fuck they feel like, until someone stops them.

Fascism isn't a belief system that can be challenged - it's a way of doing things that has to be met, hard & decisively, with a better way of doing things.

[witewulf@cyberplace.social]

@Lana the takedown is both laudable and entertaining, but what was Waltz actually saying to draw such ire?

[forse@kolektiva.social]

@jwcph @Lana Stopping fascist "is not a sprint, it's a marathon".
It takes a diversity of tactics and a long time.
Any little push back helps.