Ultimately, it shows how little these core countries of the global northwest care. When respecting the memories of the Nazi Genocide fits them, they will be against genocide; when it doesn't, they won't - it's just sad to see those pro-Israeli Jews who are willing to tag along.

And we ask: "If for the throwing of Torah, we rip destruction, what will be upon us now, that our soldiers throw people to the ground and cover them up with Torah teachings, as if it is dirt"

Mine was "Why Nobody Wanted 'Nobody Wants This:' On The Heteronormativization of Jewish Masculinity at the Expanse of Jewish Women"

God, when the first episode ended I swear I could hear a thousand laptops open by Jewish Studies scholars, ready to come up with snarky article titles

That's the power of the Apartheid framework. You don't need history. You don't need to evoke the Balfour Declaration, or even 1948. "They did that and we did that". None of that. Two guys, side by side, one has rights, the other no rights. Separate and Unequal. Can't be justified.

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And he phrases this so simply and clearly: whatever "your group" did should have no bearing on your right to be treated equally, as a human being. And a regime that enforces that logic is racist by definition.

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The bombs have already fallen, and more can come at any moment. So yes, pointing out that the Israeli government walked headfirst into this threat is more crucial than asserting primary clear moral tautologies.

Why the fuck did you learn about shooting people in high school???