Hopeful me and realist me are currently doing battle.

Hopeful me keeps thinking that's something's gotta give, and that people have to eventually notice that the status quo serves only a teeny tiny portion of the population. The me that studies history knows that sunken cost tends to win over real change. Every now and then though, we move forward.

I have to make my yearly breast exams at least 3 months in advance (sometimes 4 months in advance).

The murder of 16 people did not happen because people have criticized Israeli foreign policy.

People can't change systems alone, but individualism insists that you are all you should need, and if you need others you're weak; it's a scam born of capitalism designed to keep people isolated, which makes it easier to subjugate them to the whims of exploitative systems.

How many court cases did he try this shit with, losing every single one?

I have tended to find that the people who do this usually insist either that a specific genocide is not a genocide (usually Gaza, but have heard Armenia as well), or that only the Holocaust was a true genocide.

I mean, Tuberville is part of a cult that refuses to "assimilate," and is definitely out to conquer.

To build community requires vigilant awareness of the work we must continually do to undermine all the socialization that leads us to behave in ways that perpetuate domination.
– bell hooks, Teaching Community: A Pedagogy of Hope, 2003

I read through this a few times, and there is no truth in it whatsoever. It's a very tiny Gish Gallop of misinformation. Sounds like Nate Silver is projecting again.

It is so entirely obvious that they're doing that because they want to. They are in their vehicle. The protesters pose no threat to them whatsoever. They get out of their vehicle and PURPOSEFULLY spray people directly in the face. These people are deeply disturbed.