Marcia Cross skulldrags Biden: "your life is coming to its end"

What a cunt

A DataLounge thread over this lady was overdue: remember the last time? And just like that, she was married. To a man!

Fuck these terroism-lovers.

Braindead moron

Bitch blew up Melrose Place! What do you expect?

What is it with the Hollywood libs and Palestinian kids? You never hear them talking about the dead kiddies in Sudan.

Bibi Netanyahu announces end of war in Gaza. “Biden asked me to stop and showed me a bunch of tweets and I was like damn….alright we’ll stop.”

She’s historically had a problem with alcohol. She’s probably gone back to drinking.

My husband CRIES when he ejaculates.

R8 = Heather Locklear

Isn't she lesbionic?

There are literal nazi accounts in her Twitter timeline.

And yet I'm the one who gets canceled?

I'm very sad to hear that President Biden is killing children. I'm surprised because I was told Joe is a senile old coot wandering lost in the White House. He should stop killing children. That's something only a very bad man does.

Where’s Larkin Malloy when we need him?

What a STUPID cunt. I’m guessing Wernike-Korsakoff Syndrome? Let’s set up a GoFundMe to buy her a chador and a one way ticket to Raffa. Get out and stay out, you pompous cuntress!

I think "skulldrags" is a bit much, don't you OP? (I had to look her up to figure out who she was)

Turns out I saw her in "Pay the Writer!" - she really should be choosing better scripts. What a sad, wet fart of a play.

Whore!

Marcia Who?

What is so offensive about her post? Do you object to her calling attention to the 11,000 children killed in Gaza to date? Or for calling out Biden, supposedly known for his empathy, for allowing this to happen?

R14, Biden is only a figurehead. He doesnt actually fo much besides nap. Sometimes he even naps in public when hes supposed to be playing the role of president .

R20 I don't disagree, the killing of innocent civilians - Israeli or Palestinian - is horrifying, and should stop.

But quite frankly, neither Israel or Palestine/Hamas give two fucks about what anyone in the West says.

R20, Israel has shown zero inclination to bend to the US will. Cutting aid would not temper their response, would not significantly weaken their power, and would require legislative action. But Americans have to make the world all about them and their very strong emotions, so we have people like you and Marcia Cross basically acting as though Joe is personally murdering Palestinians. All so you can have someone to blame rather than addressing the real issues.

Doctor Pimple Popper, M.D.

She's one step above working at the Clinique counter.

She needs to be put in her proper place.

[quote] your life is coming to its end

Much like your career did a decade ago, toots.

What the fuck does this half-wit propose POTUS do?

Ah, yes. Sometimes actresses cheat on the SAT. Sometimes they make movies about Doritos. And sometimes, yes sometimes, they Tweet to stop a war. But here on Datalounge, the battle is only just beginning.

[quote]neither Israel or Palestine/Hamas give two fucks about what anyone in the West says.

Not so sure about that, at least not where the Israeli media and general public are concerned. Both the leftwing/liberal Haaretz newspaper and the right-wing, pro-Netanyahu Jerusalem Post regularly report on reactions to the war in Germany, Ireland, the UK, and other Western countries (including a long recent article in the Jerusalem Post on Ireland's alleged antisemitism), as well as publishing numerous editorials on South Africa's recent proceedings before the ICJ, the calls in Europe for a Eurovision Song Contest ban, the recent demonstrations in London and elsewhere, and so on. Certainly Israelis looking to leave their country are concerned about possible discrimination they might face abroad (however unfair) based on their nationality. They do keep very close tabs on what the world says and writes about them.

[quote] What is so offensive about her post? Do you object to her calling attention to the 11,000 children killed in Gaza to date? Or for calling out Biden, supposedly known for his empathy, for allowing this to happen?

Nothing, R20.

But clearly, the rabid you-know-whos of Datalounge (who are also obsessed with cut vs. uncut cocks, by the way) are attacking anyone who opposes Israel. "You're anti-Semites!"

No, we're anti-genocide. We're against the killing of innocents.

As any decent, civilized human being should be.

GO MARCIA!

Drama.Queen.

She's right. Even Biden knows it which is why he's finally asking Israel to stop the slaughter.

She was at her best in Melorse -the wig reveal one of the best scenes ever lol. The cunt even had a stint on Another World !

Calling out Biden is useless. You know what will stop this war? Celebrity Hunger strikes!!!

Behind the scenes, a coalition of Israeli, Palestinian, American, and Arab (Qatari/Saudi) diplomats, academics, intellectuals, former politicians, and former high-ranking intelligence and army officers (including Israeli Ami Ayalon and Palestinian Sari Nusseibeh) are working quietly together on a solution for peace. They call themselves "pragmatists, not peaceniks."

In a nutshell: they advocate, eventually, the formation of a temporary, technocratic broad Palestinian coalition comprised of experts from various sectors and industries, which should be apolitical and led by a credible president. This government will steer the West Bank and Gaza through the interim period, work on a two-state solution, and call for new elections after one year. The new Palestinian Authority, led by a new president, should then sign the treaty with all-new Israeli leaders. Marwan Barghouti, the "Palestinian Nelson Mandela," is touted as the most popular Palestinian presential candidate.

*presidential, sorry

R34 that's all fine and good, but Hamas isn't going to disappear.

Gazans support Hamas. They support terrorism and they support the destruction of Israel.

Have you noticed that NO ARAB STATES have opened their arms to accept refugees? All the women and children could have left by now.

Who is responsible for the civilian casualties, besides the Israeli army? WHO? Not Joe Biden for crissakes.

Marcia Cross is cross.

She's also a cunt.

[quote]MURRRRRRRRRDERRRRRRRERRRRRRR!!!!!!!!!

End scene.

I posted this over in a theatre thread, but it applies here too:

The Playwright vs. the Theater

Victor I. Cazares has stopped taking their HIV meds — until the NY Theatre Workshop calls for a cease-fire in Gaza.

She suffers from anal cancer. Maybe the chemo fucked with her brain.

R34 I really really hope you're right. That would be a fantastic outcome for all concerned

But R36 has a point unfortunately. Neither Hamas nor the ancient hatred for Jews are going to go quietly as much as most of would like them to. And that hatred is absolute rife in Gaza and the West Bank

R6 exactly and where is the outcry about the child brides and the unimaginably high rate of child abuse in Palestine?

Not fashionable enough, I guess.

Pro-Hamas trash littering the streets of the DL.

Washed up lesbian Trump supporter.

Was she saying this as shaved-headed Kimberly.

R36: read the work of Ami Ayalon, an enlightened Israeli who's the former head of Shin Bet (Israel's Secret Service) and the former commander-in-chief of the Israeli Navy. He believes the key is to ignite hope of a better future among both Israelis and Palestinians. In a recent opinion poll, Israelis were asked who should control the Gaza Strip after the war has ended and Hamas' military wing has been defeated. Seventy-five percent of respondents said it should be the Palestinian Authority (PA). Ayalon believes the plan devised by his think tank is viable because at a time of chaos and fear, people tend to be receptive to a solution. He says the 1993 Oslo Accords failed because they were premature and because "mistakes were made," but that the idea was sound and valid. In 2002, the Arab Liga proposed a peace initiative that was signed by the Palestinians and endorsed by the Arab world. They raised the white flag and recognized the state of Israel. They were willing to negotiate and make peace, on condition that the UN resolutions would be complied with. This would have been a decisive peace, he believes, but he says the Israelis were "too strong and too arrogant" and were blind to the opportunity presented. He says he is more optimistic now because there are people on the other side willing to negotiate. The intention is there.

Ayalon believes that democracy and security are inextricably linked and he also advocates a complete separation of religion and state. So do his Palestinian co-negotiators.

Ayalon's think tank is currently discussing these ideas with high-ranking U.S. officials who are in a position to influence decision-makers. They are also meeting with European diplomats and representatives from Arab countries. They are conducting surveys in Israel to gain a better understanding of people's attitudes. Survey questions include: "What would you be willing to sacrifice for peace with Saudi Arabia?" "What are you willing to give up for Israel to be a legal player in the regional alliance led by Saudi Arabia and the United States?"

As for Hamas: although Hamas has rejected the legitimacy of the Israeli state, they modified their earlier position of rejecting a Palestinian state on the West Bank and in Gaza, which effectively meant rejecting peace with the state of Israel. They also removed their former official objective of the destruction of Israel from their charter back in 2017. Hamas currently accepts that the PA/PLO will negotiate with Israel about the establishment of a Palestinian state, on condition that the Palestinian people approve the two-state solution in a referendum. Hamas has stated that it will honor that agreement provided that elections will be held right after.

A recent Palestinian survey revealed that support for Hamas on the West Bank stood at 12% prior to the war, while in Gaza it was 38%. Both these percentages have since increased to 40% in both territories. These increases are to be expected at a time of violence and do not properly reflect support for Hamas overall. By the time elections roll around, support for Hamas is likely to drop down to its "normal" level, and Hamas will not win any future election. If a referedum is held, Palestinians will likely vote in favor of a two-state solution. But if the PA/PLO and Israel fail to reach an agreement, they will no longer believe in such a solution and will not support the referendum. Time will tell...

[quote] Fuck these terroism-lovers.

Said the literal murderous fascist

[quote]Neither Hamas nor the ancient hatred for Jews are going to go quietly as much as most of would like them to. And that hatred is absolute rife in Gaza and the West Bank

What they need is a new generation of leaders. The biggest hurdle to a peace plan is the current lack of leadership. In the Palestinian territories, 90% of people in the West Bank and 80% of people in Gaza want Abbas to step down immediately. People distrust him. Israel also has no leaders. The only way to get new leaders is by holding elections, but of course that's not possible during an ongoing war.

Send this millionaire cunt to Palestine, if she thinks those people are worth saving.

Hamas will stone her as a ginger harlot faster than you can say "Andrew Van de Kamp."

You won't be needing me here, because Commander "Biting" Biden will be along to deal with this bitch shortly.

Watch what happens when the dog catches Short Bus Marcia.

Kfar Aza facts that Marskeeza cannot handle.

[quote] What they need is a new generation of leaders.

It’s so fun to blame the victims!

Yes what the Jews needed in Europe in the early 1940s was better leadership — it’s a shame they failed so miserably on that count.

Go scissor and 69 with Rashida Tlaib, Marcia!

R40 but how does this help anyone? Better off taking himself, Marcia, Susie Sarandon, and others to the frontline to continue their protest.

I love this story about Marcia.

When she was on One Life To Live in 1987 she was a total bitch about the Emmy winning veteran star of the show who had it in her contract to tape her scenes first every day so she could get home to her kids.

Marcia was a nobody then.

Marcia is a wise woman.

[quote] What is so offensive about her post? Do you object to her calling attention to the 11,000 children killed in Gaza to date? Or for calling out Biden, supposedly known for his empathy, for allowing this to happen?

Biden is one person. And that one person has been trying to work with Netanyahu to minimize the casualties behind the scenes.

Hamas AND Netanyahu are the problems here, not Joe Biden. But I wouldn't expect a bitchy fourth rate actress to be able to understand nuance.

R56 Viki Sleestak had that bitch fired, I'm sure!

I'm not involved in this drama. I am eating a sensible lunch of carrot sticks and yogurt while running lines in my trailer with my husband, multi-award-winning actor William H. Macy.

[quote] I am eating a sensible lunch of carrot sticks and yogurt while running lines in my trailer with my husband

Bitch, the only lines you're doing, are lines of COKE!

Go back to jail!

R56 R60 Look how all of that turned out.

A lot of fancy talk from an analingus-loving, HPV-ridden dyke!

This fucking bitch is gonna get Trump reelected if she keeps this shit up. But hey, at least she'll get to protest even harder when Trump turns the brown kiddies of Gaza into glass. And believe it or not, there are libs out there who love protesting more than they love democracy and incremental progress.

LOLOLOLOL ok Marcia, thanks for your input. What a delusional cunt.

IIRC she had to publicly deny she was a lesbian because of rumors that started here on Datalounge.

Gross, but not nearly as bad as that shiksa cunt Cynthia Nixon who attends "an LGBTQIA2++++ synagogue" with her two Jewish sons while moonlighting as a pro-Palestine hunger striker.

[quote]It’s so fun to blame the victims! Yes what the Jews needed in Europe in the early 1940s was better leadership — it’s a shame they failed so miserably on that count.

Who's blaming victims? Sarcasm really doesn't suit the uninformed. The vast majority of the Israeli people are deeply unhappy with the current government and want to see new elections today rather than tomorrow. In this case, replacing the neo-messianism and widely recognized incompetence of the likes of Smotrich (finance minister) and Ben Gvir (national security minister) with sane, capable, constructive, progressive, solution-oriented leaders would be a GOOD thing. I say this as someone with a sibling and nieces and nephews in Israel.

The current government is so incompetent and/or indifferent (as the people in need are not counted as part of the electorate) that hundreds of thousands of Israeli citizens are relying on NGOs and individuals to solve their everyday (financial, economic, social, psychological) problems arising from the war.

Progressive Israelis have a word for their government and leadership: kakistocracy, which means a government by the least suitable or competent citizens of a state.

Our Matthew (way upthread) sounded like bad AI before bad AI existed.

Wait! It’s not as bad as it looks. It’s worse!

::posts something batshit crazy::

The vast majority of Israeli citizens may indeed wish to replace the government with more “progressive” leaders, but they want to destroy Hamas first, I understand r69. True?

Yes, R72, you are correct, although there's a sizeable minority that realizes that Hamas likely cannot ever be eradicated.

The country is torn apart, and Israelis have all been victims of Netanyahu's incitement. He has been pitting the people against each other for years so he can continue to rule. Over the last five or so years, he hasn’t even tried to be Prime Minister for everyone, but only of his base. His coalition allies have supported him and excused his corruption because it served their purposes and agenda and made him vulnerable to their extortion.

The solution will not come from the current crop of leaders, who have no plans for the future, no vision of the future at all.

You write "progressive" in quotation marks. I'm the poster upthread who mentioned Ami Ayalon (who, along with Palestinian Sari Nusseibeh, propagated the revolutionary but ultimately doomed The People's Voice peace plan, involving a two-state solution, 20 years ago). I'm trying to be optimistic about the cross-national coalition of secular, pragmatic, capable, smart, like-minded Israeli, Palestinian, and Arab people with vast experience (including military and diplomatic) currently working quietly on a peace plan and a shared victory, with support from U.S. and European diplomats and other officials. Ayalon and his coalition partners are highly driven because they have been through all this many times before: violence, death, complete collapse. They came close to the promise of freedom and peace, of two independent states, before the whole plan was wiped off the table two decades ago. That's why they're so eager to take action now, because the concept of two free states is the only chance of survival.

The Trump administration's most recent plan, 2020's Peace to Prosperity, was another failure. It did not take into account the voice of the Palestinian people at all, as a result of which many Palestinians are now likely to embrace the international mantra "one state, one people, one voice."

It's unfortunate Marcia chose to side with the terrorists but I loved how she called out Joe to his face about his pathetic habit of waving around Beau's corpse for cheap political sympathy points.

Thank you, r73. Have been wondering lately whether it is even possible for Palestinians to have their own state, or safe for them or their neighbors, since they'll continually be undermined by radical militia such as Hamas. If Hamas can’t be eradicated, what will ensure the safety of both Israeli and Palestinian populations?

On separation of church and state in New Palestine, for ex., will this be a realistically permanent solution, given Islam's theology of church-state unity? And, given the second-class status of most women under Islam, is a fully participatory system ever possible for Palestinians?

In any case, it’s up to the populations themselves to take those risks, not Joe Biden to mandate for them. Why doesn’t Marcia Cross address her tweets to Bibi?

I still believe Marcia Cross is lez.

Not so much because of the DL or the news story that happened because of it, but she "dated" Larkin Malloy, who was a big ole homosexual, so clearly there was bearding happening there.

R75: I've been to Israel 17 times since 1998, and while I have no real love for the country and feel as conflicted about its establishment as some of the more militant posters here, I follow the news closely, have "educated myself," and have been encouraged by numerous voices of reason over there, including authors Amos Oz and David Grossman, some of the more reasoned journalists, and a handful of politicians. I loved hearing the late Palestinian-American academic Edward Said and Jewish conductor Daniel Barenboim in dialogue together. I'm glad that young Israeli and Palestinian graduates are working for the same companies and non-profits, are getting on (for the most part), and are moving away from conflict and religion. Something similar is happening, or has already happened, in Northern Ireland. Prosperity, economic opportunity, and secularism seem to be the answer. That idea is rather threatening to the current, older generation of religious zealots.

I'm a middle-aged guy but my much younger sister is raising young children over there, and there is nothing I wish more for them than to grow up in peace, and of course I wish the same for their Palestinian counterparts. I mentioned Ami Ayalon above; I find his story interesting because he has been very open about the fact that he initially regarded Palestinians as targets to be eliminated. While deployed in the West Bank he had what he calls a "life-changing experience": he found himself face to face with a young Palestinian who looked at him with such unadulaterated hatred that it finally dawned on him that Palestinians are people with dreams that are thwarted largely by Israelis' staunch determination to achieve their own dreams. He now recognizes that oppression of another people erodes democracy. He likens the Palestinians and Israelis to "Siamese twins," intertwined in the "womb" of the promised land. One people's pain of existence is the other people's right to existence. He argues that both peoples are afraid of a life without the other, because while the conflict continues, they can avoid answering tough questions such as: "What will be left of my 'promised land' if we are compelled to give up half of Jerusalem? What about Hebron? And what about the Palestinian refugees who have been waiting since 1948 and 1967 in the West Bank, Gaza, or Lebanon to return to their home in Jaffa, Haifa, or Sefad?"

I was in Israel on October 7, 2023 and lucky enough to get out in time (managed to get a flight out from Tel Aviv to Dalaman, Turkey). I usually avoid the Israel/Gaza/Hamas threads on DL because I find the majority of posters are not interested in a serious discussion. And perhaps this is not the place for that anyway.

*UNADULTERATED, sorry

Ashkenazi Jews are no longer the majority. When will Arab/Muslim countries compensate the 1 million Mizrahi Jews (& their descendants) for their Nakba?

Stick a muff in her face and shut her up.

[quote] Israel has shown zero inclination to bend to the US will. Cutting aid would not temper their response, would not significantly weaken their power, and would require legislative action.

Israel cannot survive without America’s welfare check.

[quote] The vast majority of Israeli citizens may indeed wish to replace the government with more “progressive” leaders

They don’t. It’s a conservative country.

[quote] Israel cannot survive without America’s welfare check.

America only provides 3 billion to Israel, that's not as big as you think.

[quote]Prosperity, economic opportunity, and secularism seem to be the answer.

Exactly. How to get convince young Palestinians that this is the only true path for them? Otherwise continue to endless cycle of destruction.

[quote]That idea is rather threatening to the current, older generation of religious zealots.

The older generation on both side, Palestinian and Israeli, it should be noted.

R63, If you believe that I have a bridge to sell you. Congress approves aid to israel on a constant basis without any debate or without people knowing.

Marcia, grab your gear and go fight with Hamas…you won’t be missed

I don't do a single thing without asking myself first, "What would Marcia Cross do?".

Oh, Marcia, Marcia, Marcia... And I liked you so much.

It's fascinating to see these celebrities, seemingly all so united only 6 months ago, fracture into these moderate and far-left camps.

[quote]It's fascinating to see these celebrities, seemingly all so united only 6 months ago, fracture into these moderate and far-left camps.

And now you know why Putin talked his buddies in Hamas into this attack.

Jared Kushner's proposal, during the Trump administration, was to 'buy off' the Palestinians with about $5 billion.