@jennasinatra: i thought this was hilarious 😂 @Motorola US ib: @Corey.In.The.POT

Kaylee Freeman :

Never been this early 🤣❤️

B.. :

Esteban :

😂😂 it be like that

agelovescakex :

The 16 or the 17

london7!! :

Real

Courtney Elizabeth :

Always girl always

emma :

so true

addysoccer78 :

Hiiiii

Digital :

That’s crazy

peyton💐 :

first

Nick Grieve :

This is me 🤣

johnwayne4311 :

Social media is the devil and work for it

Tylerwilliams :

Yes, it is true that the United States and Israel were the only two countries to vote against a United Nations General Assembly resolution reaffirming the right to food. This vote took place during a UN resolution on the Right to Food in December 2021, where the measure passed overwhelmingly with 186 votes in favor.While both nations state that they support ending world hunger, they voted against the resolution due to specific legal and political objections:The United States: Representatives argued the resolution was "unbalanced, inaccurate, and unwise". The U.S. objected to the inclusion of "food sovereignty" (which it feared could justify trade protectionism), and it does not recognize the right to food as an enforceable, legally binding obligation under international law.Israel: Israel's diplomats opposed specific language in the resolution that condemned the starvation of civilians as a method of warfare, viewing the clauses as disproportionate criticism of its policies and blockades in the Palestinian territories.For the specific details of the UN resolution and the official reasoning behind the opposition, you can read the U.S. State Department's Explanation of Vote or review the Universal Rights Group voting breakdown.

roseannmimi :

❤️❤️

user24540490759113 :

❤️❤️❤️

Martha M :

😂😂😂😂

Lisa Price :

🤣😂

Logan Hausman :

😂😂😂

Corey.In.The.POT :

😂😂😂😂 🙏