I asked you to prove your words, you refused because you cannot.

I explained myself. You keep pretending I didn't.

He looks like the Hamburglar chose the wrong grail.

I provided my rationale. You dismissed it, and you were going to dismiss it regardless of what I said. That's bad faith.

without becoming a victim?

Republicans insist that anyone who disagrees with them is playing the victim.

Hillary didn’t lose because of a cult of personality or a few swing states, she was just simply a shit candidate.

She had decades of accumulated hatred from Republicans. She had resentment from Obama Democrats regarding her behavior in the 2008 primaries. She had greater resentment from Sanders Democrats because of the way party leadership favored her in the 2016 primaries. She coupled that with a VP nominee that was to her right, as a slap to the face of progressives she had done her best to alienate. Then she didn't campaign in key swing states that she went on to lose.

What I'm saying here is that she was not simply a shit candidate. Her shittiness was remarkable for its complexity.

Which does make more sense, yes.

Ah. I was confused. I thought you were saying you had reported it, like to the admins or something.

Oh no. You baselessly declared victory after dismissing my comment in bad faith. How will I survive?

The article you linked to indicates that Schumer's invite to Netanyahu came after it was clear that Netanyahu was committing genocide:

Johnson first suggested inviting the Israeli leader, saying it would be “a great honor of mine” to invite him. That came soon after Schumer, who is the highest ranking Jewish elected official in the U.S., had delivered a stinging rebuke of Netanyahu. Schumer said in the speech that Netanyahu had “lost his way” amid the Israeli bombing campaign in Gaza.

Even so, Schumer had said he would join in the invitation because “our relationship with Israel is ironclad and transcends any one prime minister or president.”

Schumer invited Netanyahu AFTER the genocide commenced. I'm confident that my comment was not misinformation.

The candidate that ran to Biden's right wants a pardon for Trump? Imagine that.

I see his hands aren't tied here.

Yeah, but unfortunately with how charged everything is if he gets anything he will claim political persecution and try to be a martyr

He did that when he won.

Which is why he's coming to the US instead.