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✨ hasanabi explains why Abdul El-Sayed apologizing for the statement he made back in March on the synagogue attack is not a bad thing: "I think this is fine. I don't think this is a mistake at all. I'm sick and tired of apologies but what have I always... show more

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Hasan disagrees with iDubbbz's decision to apologize to Ethan Klein but understands why he did it "I don't think he should have ever apologized..but if it gets his a*s out of costly litigation even though it's totally defensible litigation..gotta do what u gotta do" "A little bit of pressure from MoistCr1TiKaL and Ethan Klein folded like a picnic table, like a god d*mn napkin..Ethan is so nasty, so f'in nasty..alright drop the rest of the suits then big guy" "This is why I wasn't so critical of MoistCr1TiKal bc a little bit of push back and I think it forced him to buckle..I obviously disagree..but if he felt the need that he wanted to apologize for showing someone else's comments" "Gets to behave like a petulant child, a sociopath where he was just like apologize to me again, a 3rd time, and maybe I'll consider..it's just bullying" "I'm sure this is sincere..this is the kind of guy iDubbbz is..not the kind of guy I am"

Hasan disagrees with iDubbbz's decision to apologize to Ethan Klein but understands why he did it "I don't think he should have ever apologized..but if it gets his as out of costly litigation even though it's totally defensible litigation..gotta do what u gotta do" "A little bit of pressure from MoistCr1TiKaL and Ethan Klein folded like a picnic table, like a god dmn napkin..Ethan is so nasty, so f'in nasty..alright drop the rest of the suits then big guy" "This is why I wasn't so critical of MoistCr1TiKal bc a little bit of push back and I think it forced him to buckle..I obviously disagree..but if he felt the need that he wanted to apologize for showing someone else's comments" "Gets to behave like a petulant child, a sociopath where he was just like apologize to me again, a 3rd time, and maybe I'll consider..it's just bullying" "I'm sure this is sincere..this is the kind of guy iDubbbz is..not the kind of guy I am"

yeet

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APOLOGY REJECTED: DSA-backed Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed is apologizing to Jewish Democrats over his comments linking a Michigan synagogue attack to Israel's actions in the Middle East—but his opponent Mike Rogers isn't buying it. "When someone says, 'You might have been offended by what I said,' that's not an apology. He has a long history, Brian, of anti-Semitic comments—inflammatory comments. He's angry; he's aggressive. The polling said, 'Hey, he needed to change this,' mainly because we've had so many Democratic, Jewish people here in the state of Michigan ring up our phone and say, 'I can't do this. I'm for you...' That group is swelling by the day. So that was his sad attempt, I think, to try to stem that bleeding."

APOLOGY REJECTED: DSA-backed Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed is apologizing to Jewish Democrats over his comments linking a Michigan synagogue attack to Israel's actions in the Middle East—but his opponent Mike Rogers isn't buying it. "When someone says, 'You might have been offended by what I said,' that's not an apology. He has a long history, Brian, of anti-Semitic comments—inflammatory comments. He's angry; he's aggressive. The polling said, 'Hey, he needed to change this,' mainly because we've had so many Democratic, Jewish people here in the state of Michigan ring up our phone and say, 'I can't do this. I'm for you...' That group is swelling by the day. So that was his sad attempt, I think, to try to stem that bleeding."

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Hasan Piker explains why he doesn't have an issue with being a sin-eater for the Michigan Senate race. As long as Abdul El-Sayed wins the race and is able to push forward with his policy ideas, Hasan is fine with being the tank: "You want your opponents to make a mistake. I will dive on that sword if it means that only I receive reputational damage and Abdul El-Sayed is capable of delivering his economic agenda in the process. I said this in the beginning as well. Not only am I the 'Sin-eater' and "the Tank' for endless amount of enmity from all of the shit-head, neckbeards on the internet for all things woke and left, but also, I can be the same 'tank,' it seems, for a nationally, or maybe even internationally, consequential Senate race."

Hasan Piker explains why he doesn't have an issue with being a sin-eater for the Michigan Senate race. As long as Abdul El-Sayed wins the race and is able to push forward with his policy ideas, Hasan is fine with being the tank: "You want your opponents to make a mistake. I will dive on that sword if it means that only I receive reputational damage and Abdul El-Sayed is capable of delivering his economic agenda in the process. I said this in the beginning as well. Not only am I the 'Sin-eater' and "the Tank' for endless amount of enmity from all of the shit-head, neckbeards on the internet for all things woke and left, but also, I can be the same 'tank,' it seems, for a nationally, or maybe even internationally, consequential Senate race."

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Chris Camillo explains why he is NOT buying the SpaceX IPO “I'm not going to buy the IPO. So, I'm not saying it's a bad investment, I don't have any alpha on SpaceX that's special that the rest of the world doesn't already know. And I don't make investments unless I know something that I think is meaningful that other people”

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🚨 UPDATE: JD Vance is OBLITERATING pro-Sharia Abdul El Sayed after he attacked Usha Vance "It made me angry — but I also find the guy a bit of a JOKE. He's always talking about my wife, my grandmother, various people in my family. It's like, dude, if you want to attack me, feel free to attack me I'm the vice president of the United States." "But I don't know who his wife is, I'm sure she's a lovely person!" "Just keep families out of this stuff." "And what I find so just odd about the guy is any time that El Sayed says something crazy or something debatable or something we push back on, he says, well, if you don't like this, you're a white supremacist." "If you don't like Sharia law in the United States, you're a white supremacist."

🚨 UPDATE: JD Vance is OBLITERATING pro-Sharia Abdul El Sayed after he attacked Usha Vance "It made me angry — but I also find the guy a bit of a JOKE. He's always talking about my wife, my grandmother, various people in my family. It's like, dude, if you want to attack me, feel free to attack me I'm the vice president of the United States." "But I don't know who his wife is, I'm sure she's a lovely person!" "Just keep families out of this stuff." "And what I find so just odd about the guy is any time that El Sayed says something crazy or something debatable or something we push back on, he says, well, if you don't like this, you're a white supremacist." "If you don't like Sharia law in the United States, you're a white supremacist."

Eric Daugherty

224,820 views • 29 days ago

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Asmongold talks Twitch ban & reveals he’s considering streaming on YouTube "I did nothing wrong..everybody knows I did nothing wrong..I don't exactly know what it is that got me suspended..I care bc I don't wanna get suspended..everything I say on stream is with the intent and expectation that it's not against the ToS" "Was in the context of them listening to AI videos..ur not a retrd bc ur a goat herder or in Afghanistan..ur a retrd bc ur watching an AI video and u think it's real..total misunderstanding..why would I get in trouble for that..other thing..something about 3rd worlders but I think it was connected” “The problem, I don't know what I did wrong..don't know what I can do in the future to not do that mistake again" "I even talked to somebody at YouTube..something I'm still considering..there is def a world where I do get permabanned off of Twitch..hopefully that doesn't happen..I would not have said what I said if I thought it would get me banned" "I'm not gonna comply w any bs but will follow the rules..I do think my ban was completely politically motivated..the perspectives I have..def not the leftist sensibilities but I do think that they are the American sensibilities..not even something that's American..it's just common sense reasonable ppl think the way I think"

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17,079 views • 1 month ago

✨ hasanabi's response to Abdul El-Sayed's statement. He doesn't have an issue with the statement Abdul made, but with the tweet that accompanied the statement: "The only issue I have with this is not this statement in and of itself, because it's exactly what he's said over and over again, but it was this: tying it back to 'Hasan Piker's comments regarding Jeremy Moss.' This legitimizes the smear, unfortunately, and it also doesn't make anybody happy. There are going to be a lot of people who are already questioning Abdul El-Sayed's sincerity on these issues that will then turn around and say, 'he's moderating his position on Israel!' I don't think he is. I will say this: I am literally the person that is being dangled and I'm going to tell you once again; he's not moderating on his perspective on Israel or anything like that."

✨ hasanabi's response to Abdul El-Sayed's statement. He doesn't have an issue with the statement Abdul made, but with the tweet that accompanied the statement: "The only issue I have with this is not this statement in and of itself, because it's exactly what he's said over and over again, but it was this: tying it back to 'Hasan Piker's comments regarding Jeremy Moss.' This legitimizes the smear, unfortunately, and it also doesn't make anybody happy. There are going to be a lot of people who are already questioning Abdul El-Sayed's sincerity on these issues that will then turn around and say, 'he's moderating his position on Israel!' I don't think he is. I will say this: I am literally the person that is being dangled and I'm going to tell you once again; he's not moderating on his perspective on Israel or anything like that."

adri ♡

74,176 views • 1 month ago

Respect to @JourdainAir. Wonderfully said. "I think forgetting yourself is the best thing that can happen... You're always self-centered, but having a kid, you'll do everything for them. I think a lot of depression and a lot of bad things come from the fact that you're always like, 'Oh, I need this. It's all about me, myself, and I.' Now, it's not about that... I'm working for something bigger than myself."

Respect to @JourdainAir. Wonderfully said. "I think forgetting yourself is the best thing that can happen... You're always self-centered, but having a kid, you'll do everything for them. I think a lot of depression and a lot of bad things come from the fact that you're always like, 'Oh, I need this. It's all about me, myself, and I.' Now, it's not about that... I'm working for something bigger than myself."

Ariel Helwani

37,303 views • 11 months ago

Michigan Democratic Senator Elissa Slotkin tries to both-sides or all-sides the attack on a synagogue in West Bloomfield Township.... “But I will just say, everyone deserves the right to worship in peace. Everyone. And an act of anti-Semitism, an act of violence, of hate, should be treated to the fullest extent of the law. And I'm so sick of another one of these incidents all the time in my community across the country. And I just — I think we need to acknowledge that we have a problem, and I'm just sick about it. So, we will keep people posted. More will come out. We will learn about the intentions of this madman. But in the meantime, this is very personal and I am — I’m just so sick of communities of all kinds not being able to worship in peace. And this time, the Jewish community is again on the receiving end of abhorrent violence. And I’m just — I’m over it.”

Michigan Democratic Senator Elissa Slotkin tries to both-sides or all-sides the attack on a synagogue in West Bloomfield Township.... “But I will just say, everyone deserves the right to worship in peace. Everyone. And an act of anti-Semitism, an act of violence, of hate, should be treated to the fullest extent of the law. And I'm so sick of another one of these incidents all the time in my community across the country. And I just — I think we need to acknowledge that we have a problem, and I'm just sick about it. So, we will keep people posted. More will come out. We will learn about the intentions of this madman. But in the meantime, this is very personal and I am — I’m just so sick of communities of all kinds not being able to worship in peace. And this time, the Jewish community is again on the receiving end of abhorrent violence. And I’m just — I’m over it.”

Curtis Houck

29,954 views • 6 months ago

“What Do You Mean by Jewish State?” Abdul El-Sayed Pushes Back Katie Halper: So, speaking of AIPAC and people who are very supportive of Israel, there was an interesting interaction between you and Olivia Reingold of The Free Press. Olivia Reingold: Abdul El-Sayed, who is Muslim, walks a fine line on the Jewish state. He told the crowd, “All of us love and revere Jewish folk, our Jewish neighbors, the faith of Judaism.” Later that night, I asked him whether he believes in Israel's right to exist as a Jewish state. Dr. Abdul El-Sayed: I'd love to take the question, actually. What do you mean by Jewish state? If you can't define the question, I'm not going to answer your question. Katie Halper: So, it's fascinating to me that “What does a Jewish state mean?” can be a gotcha question. Do you think most people would have a different opinion if they understood what the current Jewish state of Israel means? Dr. Abdul El-Sayed: I think most people have in their heart of hearts a commitment to foundational equity—that everybody deserves equal rights to peace, dignity, and self-determination. The reason I asked that question is because it's very difficult to square that question with equal rights for Palestinian people. Whether you're defining a Jewish state based on an actual state religion, which means that some people don't belong as much because they may not belong to the same faith. And then if you're doing it by identity, the question becomes, well, is it the identity of the leadership or is it the majority of the country? All of these become really, really difficult to square with any semblance of equal rights. If your interpretation of the identity of a state would then allow that state to discriminate against people for how they pray or because of their ethnicity, I don't think most of us would be okay with that. And I'll say that about any country. I don't believe in ethno-states, I just don't. I believe in the equal human dignity of all people. I'm grateful that I live in the United States of America where there is no state religion, no state language, and no state identity. And I don't believe that people should be allowed to discriminate against one another or that we should have whole power structures based on who people are.

“What Do You Mean by Jewish State?” Abdul El-Sayed Pushes Back Katie Halper: So, speaking of AIPAC and people who are very supportive of Israel, there was an interesting interaction between you and Olivia Reingold of The Free Press. Olivia Reingold: Abdul El-Sayed, who is Muslim, walks a fine line on the Jewish state. He told the crowd, “All of us love and revere Jewish folk, our Jewish neighbors, the faith of Judaism.” Later that night, I asked him whether he believes in Israel's right to exist as a Jewish state. Dr. Abdul El-Sayed: I'd love to take the question, actually. What do you mean by Jewish state? If you can't define the question, I'm not going to answer your question. Katie Halper: So, it's fascinating to me that “What does a Jewish state mean?” can be a gotcha question. Do you think most people would have a different opinion if they understood what the current Jewish state of Israel means? Dr. Abdul El-Sayed: I think most people have in their heart of hearts a commitment to foundational equity—that everybody deserves equal rights to peace, dignity, and self-determination. The reason I asked that question is because it's very difficult to square that question with equal rights for Palestinian people. Whether you're defining a Jewish state based on an actual state religion, which means that some people don't belong as much because they may not belong to the same faith. And then if you're doing it by identity, the question becomes, well, is it the identity of the leadership or is it the majority of the country? All of these become really, really difficult to square with any semblance of equal rights. If your interpretation of the identity of a state would then allow that state to discriminate against people for how they pray or because of their ethnicity, I don't think most of us would be okay with that. And I'll say that about any country. I don't believe in ethno-states, I just don't. I believe in the equal human dignity of all people. I'm grateful that I live in the United States of America where there is no state religion, no state language, and no state identity. And I don't believe that people should be allowed to discriminate against one another or that we should have whole power structures based on who people are.

Jeff

23,536 views • 1 month ago

I asked Abdul El-Sayed why he apologized six months after his comments following the synagogue attack in Michigan. "As I've traveled the state, I've heard that that comment caused a lot of pain, and it was not my intention to cause any pain at all. But I'm big enough to apologize when I make mistakes. I understand that it's not what people wanted to hear at the time."

I asked Abdul El-Sayed why he apologized six months after his comments following the synagogue attack in Michigan. "As I've traveled the state, I've heard that that comment caused a lot of pain, and it was not my intention to cause any pain at all. But I'm big enough to apologize when I make mistakes. I understand that it's not what people wanted to hear at the time."

Kaitlan Collins

76,135 views • 28 days ago

Abdul El-Sayed tells Chuck Todd he does not plan to move to D.C. Dr. Abdul El-Sayed: My wife has made it very clear we're not moving. And and I do intend to stay married. In all seriousness, I think part of it is that it's really important to recognize that I'm a I'm a servant of the people of this state. And as much time as I can spend with the people of this state, hearing from the people of the state, my job is to go there. Watch the full conversation on the Noosphere app

Abdul El-Sayed tells Chuck Todd he does not plan to move to D.C. Dr. Abdul El-Sayed: My wife has made it very clear we're not moving. And and I do intend to stay married. In all seriousness, I think part of it is that it's really important to recognize that I'm a I'm a servant of the people of this state. And as much time as I can spend with the people of this state, hearing from the people of the state, my job is to go there. Watch the full conversation on the Noosphere app

Noosphere

49,300 views • 1 day ago

Hasan Piker wants to remind everyone that he is an American citizen: "I'm being treated like a hostile and foreign entity; I'm an American, dude. What the fuck are we doing? I'm a motherfucking American, okay? I'm an American citizen. I love this fucking country. I want to make the necessary changes to make this country better for ALL Americans; not just the hand selected few that suck up all of the wealth and all of the power in this goddamn country. I'm an American taxpayer. I'm an American citizen. I'm an American voter. I have a lot fans in multiple states, including Michigan. They happen to like Abdul El-Sayed. I like Abdul El-Sayed. I have disagreements with Abdul El-Sayed. They make it seem like I'm this foreign agent. Tucker Carlson endorsed Abdul El-Sayed. It didn't make the fucking rounds. One must ask the question why."

Hasan Piker wants to remind everyone that he is an American citizen: "I'm being treated like a hostile and foreign entity; I'm an American, dude. What the fuck are we doing? I'm a motherfucking American, okay? I'm an American citizen. I love this fucking country. I want to make the necessary changes to make this country better for ALL Americans; not just the hand selected few that suck up all of the wealth and all of the power in this goddamn country. I'm an American taxpayer. I'm an American citizen. I'm an American voter. I have a lot fans in multiple states, including Michigan. They happen to like Abdul El-Sayed. I like Abdul El-Sayed. I have disagreements with Abdul El-Sayed. They make it seem like I'm this foreign agent. Tucker Carlson endorsed Abdul El-Sayed. It didn't make the fucking rounds. One must ask the question why."

adri ♡

22,433 views • 12 days ago

The end of this video during my drive back is the only weird thing I've experienced on FSD V14.1.1. I think FSD thought it will in an oncoming lane, but it would have been fine if it stayed there since it's a one way street.

The end of this video during my drive back is the only weird thing I've experienced on FSD V14.1.1. I think FSD thought it will in an oncoming lane, but it would have been fine if it stayed there since it's a one way street.

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160,528 views • 11 months ago