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Who Is Allowed to Kill in America?

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Now that America has decided it wants to see how depraved it can get, it’s more important than

[Splinter]( Now that America has decided it wants to see how depraved it can get, it’s more important than ever to support independent media. Corporate media has been overrun by the billionaires and is already bending the knee to Trump, and the traditional journalism business model of ads for eyeballs that worked for over a century was destroyed by monopolies like Google. The best way to ensure that independent media stays alive in this dystopian world now is to pay for it. At new Splinter we have published on-the-ground reports from [Lebanon]( and [Ukraine]( to [interviews with Gazans]( that you won’t find in corporate media, while also spearheading climate coverage in a world where that crisis only becomes more prominent. We have been steadfast in our attempt to rebuild this great site and add new focuses to it to match the time that we live in. But we need your help, which is why we are asking those who turn to us for insight to support us with a subscription of $5 a month so we can keep doing the fearless journalism to hold the powers that be accountable in the age of breakdown. [SUBSCRIBE NOW]( Dec 05, 2024 [Who Is Allowed to Kill in America?]( [Who Is Allowed to Kill in America?]( Everywhere you look, violence is inflicted on innocent people in the name of corporate profits. This is just how it works in America, but gunning down someone who inflicted corporate violence on others? That’s a bridge too far for many. It brings the inherent nature of this country too close to our noses and makes the constant din of violence in America impossible to ignore. [Are Countries Okay]( [Are Countries Okay]( There's a bit more of phrases like "plunged into chaos" going around these days than an impartial observer of world affairs might generally hope for. A "spasm of political turmoil" here, a "huge jolt of uncertainty" there. "Upheaval" abounds. [Amnesty International Concludes Israel Is Committing Genocide in Gaza]( [Amnesty International Concludes Israel Is Committing Genocide in Gaza]( Israel’s crimes against Palestinians in the West Bank makes their genocidal and ethnic cleansing intents undeniable. Anyone who says otherwise is opposing practically every human rights organization on the planet, Holocaust survivors, and the International Criminal Court. [Small Towns and Utility Companies Get in the Climate Change Lawsuits Game]( [Small Towns and Utility Companies Get in the Climate Change Lawsuits Game]( The town of Carrboro, North Carolina — population 21,000 or so — filed a lawsuit against the utility giant Duke Energy this week, adding another layer to the onion-like collection of climate-related litigation still growing around the country. [View this email in your browser]( Copyright © 2024 Splinter/Paste Media (7525 Colbert Drive, Suite 106, Reno NV 89511) [unsubscribe](

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