This was the first reaction from Houthis since the US and UK launched strikes against their bases and launch sites in Yemen.
  • Aquilae [he/him, they/them]
    24•6 months ago

    I love how they’re still trying to portray them as “houthi rebels” when they’re the main Yemeni government, with 2/3 of the population under them.

      • Aquilae [he/him, they/them]English
        28•6 months ago

        Lmao what a liberal US-centric view parroting what their media says.

        Ansarallah is an anti-colonial revolutionary movement originating from Yemen’s grassroots in response to the US and UK-backed Saudi’s bombing and slaughter of the Yemeni population. Look into what’s actually happening here before commenting on it.

        They overthrew. You can’t just take by force and demand recognition

        Lmao ig the Bengalis, Cubans, and all the British colonies should’ve continued to be slaughtered and exploited by “their” governments instead of taking control by force. What a disgusting thing to say.

        no fan of the US. Quite the contrary. But i still prefer them

        is watching their government funding a genocide in real time what-the-hell

            • Aquilae [he/him, they/them]
              17•6 months ago

              Blaming other regions’ “culture” and “religion/government” remains the last avenue for open racism for conservatives and liberals respectively.

              Worst thing is libs often sincerely don’t realize how fucking racist they’re being.

              • Aquilae [he/him, they/them]
                9•6 months ago

                Blaming other regions’ “culture” and “religion/government” remains the last avenue for open racism for conservatives and liberals respectively.

                Worst thing is libs often sincerely don’t realize how fucking racist they’re being.

                And again, you clearly haven’t lost interest enough to not keep replying

      • JuryNullification [he/him]English
        16•6 months ago

        You can’t just take by force and demand recognition.

        Okay but that’s basically how it’s always been done. “I don’t recognize the American government because they did violence against the British colonial government.” “I don’t recognize the government of Germany because it’s the result of the violent overthrow of the 1933-1945 government.”

        Political power comes from the barrel of a gun, etc etc