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Taylor Lorenz Calls the US and Israel Two of the Most Evil Countries

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 Can native American citizens self-deport with the help of the CBP Home app? Does it let them pick a country in which they'd prefer to live? The former Washington Post technology correspondent who fled for the kinder, gentler fields of Bluesky is back on Twitter to respond to a post stating the inescapable conclusion that Israel is deliberately starving Gaza to death. It's funny … this editor was thinking that all the young boys riding their bikes around to witness released American-Israeli hostage Edan Alexander looked well fed. Looks can be deceiving, though:

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She may have returned to Twitter, but she disabled replies for some reason.

She ought to catch a ride to Canada with those three Boomer Yale professors who are leaving for Toronto. But then she'd probably just come back, like she did on X.

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Her moral clarity is in question, seeing how she was just seen laughing it up with CNN’s Donie O’Sullivan while fangirling over a man who shot a health insurance CEO in the back. "Here’s this man who, who’s a revolutionary, who’s famous, who’s handsome, who’s young, who’s smart — he’s a person that seems like a morally good man, which is hard to find," she said.

Excuse us if we don't take our cues on good and evil from Lorenz.

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