A lot of people are actually concerned about Gazans being exterminated by Israel. But do keep drawing attention to something else, by all means, possible.
A lot of people are actually concerned about Gazans being exterminated by Israel. But do keep drawing attention to something else, by all means, possible.
But trump said that those who criticize genocide are antisemitic, so it must be true... I hate trumpists.
Don't call them "Gazans", call them Palestinians.
Why? Of course we understand that this has been happening to Palestinians - but for the moment, our attention is drawn to the ones being murdered, starved, tortured and endlessly displaced. We can talk about the West Bank too. But I am talking about Gazans. Are you some kind of police?
People can chew gum and walk at the same time. It is possible to be enraged about Gaza AND want the hostages home AND notice how antisemitism is in vogue again.
No. Not really. People can listen to propaganda, AND form their own opinion, but given the stats coming out of Israel, they can only chew over the hostages and get easily excited for their own safety caused by their anti-Semitic government. What they can't do is show any concern for the Palestinians
Why do you throw "antisemitism" in the equasion? And what has Vogue to do with it? Is your "antisemitism" (whatever your definition, which I don't give a fakkabout) your reason to commit genocide? Solution is simple: stop murdering Palestinians and your "antisemitism" will be reduced by >>90%
I am talking about three things that get conflated and how sometimes online discourse has trouble understanding that all three things can be true at the same time. You just proved my point. You chastised me for talking about antisemitism on a post about antisemitism.
You didn't get any point proven. No one these days has a clue what anti-Semitism is, if they don't recognise that the Government of Israel is the prime example. The conflation of Judaism with Zionism is their doing. They are the source. To try and make anti-Semitism the story IS the problem.