u/LostWon

Indeed, but since Western media is ignoring it, we should all be exposing and talking more about Kahanism. That's probably the most accurate term we can use for the Israel-rooted supremacist viewpoint that so directly resembles nazism. It's a term genocide apologists and enablers can't so easily ignore or flip back or play down as they can with "nazi." There is obviously a longer history to it all, but people of conscience around the world should specifically know who Meir Kahane was and how-- despite being labelled as a terrorist even in Israel and the US-- his extremist legacy (this was a guy who literally taught people Hitler was right except that Jewish people were supposed to be seen as "masculine" and superior) lived on in the current sadistic attitudes and genocidal policies of the IDF, Knesset, and most of Israel's citizenry.

I had to actively seek sources out for my own sanity. The people compiling it don't cover every area I'd like, but there's good news happening too. Two sources I know of are Sam Bentley and Good News.

Yikes, proper waste handling could use more attention in the news, despite the seemingly endless flow of other problems. (Lots of good news too, but that gets even less attention.)

I'm sure in addition to what's happening right now being indefensible even to the most in-denial people out there (at least out of those who want to be able to believably claim they care at all about human rights), it helps that in the UK at least, cases have been moving forward against war criminals with dual citizenship. (Identified "veterans" of the genocidal campaign have been charged elsewhere as well but I haven't heard how those cases are progressing yet.)

The term sodomy on its own usually means anal sex, but in this particular case, the verb form "sodomize" is indeed referring to

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anal rape.

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I had it here in Canada, decades ago. My memories are vague but I remember thinking it wasn't bad at all. (Probably no lung, but there was definitely stomach.)

I probably wouldn't have tried durian or nattou if I didn't know what they were, but maybe I'll notice some exception some day. (I might have still tried haggis since I don't recall it having any smell to it, but I wouldn't feel better not knowing what it was.)

I don't know if it has that effect normally or you mean it would be laced, but they probably wouldn't eat a strong-smelling food in the first place. (Speaking for myself though, I sure would try as long as I know what it is.)

The reasoning is in the article.