Gilberto Morishaw

Israel did not make Eurovision political. The boycott campaign against it did. Israel did not make believing rape survivors political. The people who mocked Hamas victims did. Israel did not make Hebrew, the Jewish language, political. Authors who refuse to translate their books for Israelis did. Israel did not make Jewish safety in the diaspora political. Politicians who ignore violent hate against Jews when it disguises itself as ‘criticism of Israel’ did. Israel did not make freeing civilian hostages political. The terrorists who took those hostages, and the world that ripped down their posters, did. Israel did not make the word genocide political. The people who insisted, long before October 7th, that Israel’s existence constitutes genocide, did. Jews exist. Israel does too, and half of us live there. And we are going to keep existing. You can make it “political,” or you can learn to accept we are human beings.

"Bow down to the Capital holder, you need Him"

Dutch activist Jesse Aletta van Schaik, who was onboard the Global Sumud Flotilla, says Israel ILLEGALLY KIDNAPPED her and hundreds of others. “They took off my shirt. Took pictures. Mistreated us all night long.” “Handcuffs on my hands and feet. They DRAGGED me on the ground when I couldn’t walk.” “They HIT us. Hurt all of us. The handcuffs were so tight my hands lost feeling.” “They are SUPER SADISTIC.” “Shame on every government that keeps trading with Israel. Europe is COMPLICIT. The whole world is COMPLICIT.”

The moment Zionists massacred a team of rescue workers in a double tap. First they killed a father and his daughter, then bombed a medical team that arrived on the scene with their ambulance

The purpose for discourse is about steering conversations into the direction that mainstreams pro-justice narratives and make that ultimately the norm. Only preaching to the choir of people who already agree with your point serves only ego.

It doesn't require having them on a stream with a large audience to push them.

"...it degrades to the position of an apologist for facts." You don't say "whelp, that's how the system is", that sort of common nonsense, which is most of the time said out of isolation; as if putting your head in the sand will protect you from truck headed right our way!