Lord of Pie posted:

Esran posted:

The point is that he's being called slurs for being Jewish, because the guy at the gym is angry at Israel and buys into the lie that Jewish people must be Zionist. And apparently, so does the journalist.

The journalist ends up writing an article that reads like

If they weren't interested in conflating Judaism with Zionism, they could have picked any other example of antisemitism, of the dozens they apparently have to choose from, and not the one where a racist mixes up the two and is then proven right.

Edit: On second thought, this doesn't loving matter. I think everyone agrees that there is an attempt to conflate Zionism and Judaism, and that this is something western media likes to do. I wasn't trying to minimize antisemitism, I just found it galling that the article just happened to pick a zionist as the representative for victims of antisemitism.

rgocs posted:

I get that support from anywhere is great; but that slogan sounds so "me me me". I'm no expert, but I struggle to see climate justice being a current Palestinian concern.

Willa Rogers posted:

ty for your service.

as an oldhead I'm thinking about joining the next picket of a local pol's home.

Calibanibal posted:

the most essential tool of agricaulture is dirt, dumbass. have you never seen Waterworld

Zarlog posted:

Glad he finally got it back

Confusedslight posted:

I'm very much in a bubble of people who support Palestine but I wonder what really the broader public really think. Because surely most people believe war crimes are bad right?....

PhilippAchtel posted:

Willa's been put to shame by Nichael's grandma

Ardennes posted:

Palay-stinn? I never heard of that team, which conference?

apatheticman posted:

Wow I can't believe they got Leslie Stahl to cover for warcrimes, wow what did they have to do? Ask?

Bouillon Rube posted:

I totally see where you’re coming from but at the same time I think it’s extremely important to call out legitimate antisemitic rhetoric as that poo poo will immediately be used to torpedo any traction that the Palestinian solidarity movement gains in the west.

Lord of Pie posted:

ghost of kissinger posted:

Israel split water rights 80/20 for water in Palestine between settlers and their concentration camps

And now they've cut off the little water they did get. This is very much the first of the water wars

Ba5ic posted:

however greta, or whoever her aids are, need to learn to focus and prioritize their poo poo before they start getting bogged down in literally every ongoing conflict in the world

titty_baby_ posted:

Try growing crops without water...idiot

quote:

ON OCTOBER 27, several thousand Jews and their allies shut down the main terminal of Grand Central Station during rush hour in New York City, demanding a ceasefire in Gaza. Organized by Jewish Voice for Peace, the activists at the peaceful sit-in wore black T-shirts that read “Not In Our Name.” “It’s the largest sit-in protest the city has seen in over two decades,” Democracy Now!’s Amy Goodman said. About 400 people were arrested, including rabbis.

The Anti-Defamation League has classified the event — and dozens of other protests led by Jewish groups like Jewish Voice for Peace and IfNotNow — as “anti-Israel,” according to an analysis by The Intercept, and added them to their database documenting rising antisemitism across the U.S.

quote:

ON NOVEMBER 7, NSO Group, the Israeli spyware company infamous for its Pegasus phone-tapping technology, sent an urgent email and letter by UPS to request a meeting with Secretary of State Antony Blinken and officials at the U.S. State Department.

“I am writing on behalf of NSO Group to urgently request an opportunity to engage with Secretary Blinken and the officials at the State Department regarding the importance of cyber intelligence technology in the wake of the grave security threats posed by the recent Hamas terrorist attacks in Israel and their aftermath,” wrote Timothy Dickinson, partner at the Los Angeles-based law firm Paul Hastings, headquartered in Los Angeles, on behalf of NSO.

In the last two years NSO’s reputation has taken a beating amid revelations about its spyware’s role in human rights abuses.

Ba5ic posted:

cool but these "water wars" have nothing to do with the climate, and are more a way for one side to enact revenge. it isn't out of necessity, but plain cruelty.

the old boomer awkwardly grabbing the mic from greta is an idiot partly because he "just wants to grill" but at a climate protest, heaven forbid they talk about other current issues as well. however greta, or whoever her aids are, need to learn to focus and prioritize their poo poo before they start getting bogged down in literally every ongoing conflict in the world while trying to pivot to some epic climate action like turning yourself in to the police etc.

Calibanibal posted:

water falls out of the loving sky, my kitten

Calibanibal posted:

greta's handlers (who i suspect to be the muslim brotherhood) need to keep her in her loving lane

Al-Saqr posted:

im sure they'll find the super secret cobra headquarters in the hospital under all the babies theyve killed.

Lord of Pie posted:

FlapYoJacks posted:

Get this: Genocide is bad AND climate change is bad.
Unlike climate change, we can at least attempt to do something about the genocide happening right now!

Calibanibal posted:

greta's handlers (who i suspect to be the muslim brotherhood) need to keep her in her loving lane

Ba5ic posted:

however greta, or whoever her aids are, need to learn to focus and prioritize their poo poo before they start getting bogged down in literally every ongoing conflict in the world

titty_baby_ posted:

Okay. Have fun doing agriculture in the desert with rainfall alone

The Voice of Labor posted:

we can do something about climate change but it involves dis-empowering the same people and institutions that doing something about genocide and also said climate change

The Voice of Labor posted:

we can do something about climate change but it involves dis-empowering the same people and institutions that doing something about genocide would

FlapYoJacks posted:

Get this: Genocide is bad AND climate change is bad.
Unlike climate change, we can at least attempt to do something about the genocide happening right now!

Lord of Pie posted: