Video of his remarks where he says, verbatim, that one of his jobs as leader is to funnel more aid to Israel

75% of Democratic voters oppose sending Israel more military aid, as do 66% of independents and 60% of Americans overall according to recent polling

A mouse serving of panzanella:

(12/12) which have occurred which have created a border so prominent as to be able to silently resign humans to death whereas, at points in time, people would scarcely have recognized its existence and relevance to their lives.

(11/12) attempting to cross into the United States through the inhospitable Sonora Desert - whose deaths are ostensibly justified as they occurred during the criminal action entering into the country through unofficial means - frames the historical changes

(10/12) The juxtaposition between Johann Most's story as an anarchist who directly advocated for violent overthrow of the United States government, released under First Amendment protections, and the untold stories of thousands who have died

(9/12) which saw eight people arrested and, ultimately, four people executed for the crime of "political conspiracy," in which these people's association with anarchist groups and publications was used by the state to argue their culpability in the bombing which occurred at Haymarket.

(8/12) in which he routinely advocated for the use of individual acts of violence in sparking class revolution. The documentary evidence for his radical beliefs was substantial. Yet, Most was free less than eleven days after his arrest - the date of the Haymarket tragedy

(7/12) On August 9th, 1886, German migrant Johann Most was arrested "after he delivered a speech in which he urged workers to arm." The contents of the speech were nothing unusual for Most, a well known anarchist who edited the radical newspaper Freiheit

(6/12) and on the other end the illegal or the criminal, whose nature as such is mapped onto their bodies and which "justifies" the usage of what was once considered to be exceptional violence in order to protect the citizen.

(5/12) Borders have developed vis-a-vis industrial capital and mass migration along material, legal, and cultural lines which produce a hierarchy of rights with, on one end, the citizen who has access to the full rights and privileges afforded to them by the nation-state,

(4/12) Behind this system of legalized and culturally normalized violence, there looms the economic spectre of dispossession driving millions of people into a global system of migration, exploitation, and deportation.

(3/12) means to prove to the state, on the state's own terms, that you know what a good citizen knows, and can do what a good citizen does. Upon completion of this task your transgressive history of mobility will be erased, and it will (legally at least) be as if you were always already born there

(2/12) and by the population which has been acculturated to accept that there are classes of people who do not deserve rights - as not being an acceptable target for certain forms of violence.