"Terrorist village"... 🤬

He's thinking ahead. Lebanon does not have an extradition treaty with Switzerland.

>leftists still find the *practical* part of resistance distasteful. Because they see, particularly non-state, violence as "primitive", rather than a necessity to achieve change or resist injustice in the face of the violence of those more powerful.

I don't mention the right, because to them, the poor, the "others" are *meant to* "know their place. They dominate openly and willingly and call that the "natural" order.

A sentiment that has existed for so long, it's part of the very culture of many societies. Which is why centrists and some >

> "save" them by sending strongly worded letters to politicians.

If violence didn't "work", it would not keep the "lower" classes down, ethnic minorities down, it would not enforce occupation, genocide, etc.

True peace rests on establishment of equality of domestic and global power structures.

>like you, or they are "uncivilised", "not helping their own cause", "resorting to primitive responses".

This doesn't mean one should accept all forms of violence, or all choices of targets, but the powerless cannot sit around and wait for a privileged, peaceful, comfortable, middle class to>

> These types of sentiments are found among both centrists and leftists.

It is easy to expect others to trust, when your class or ethnicity is used to trust, is used to be trusted, is used to be able to trust in law, is used to law protecting you.

So those are aren't? They still need to act like>

>use violence? 😲 Don't they know violence doesn't solve anything? They should trust in the law, and not make us so uncomfortable with their violence against Israelis".

Or.

"Ukrainians should just stop fighting. The solution to wars of conquest, should not be defending yourself with guns. ☮️ "

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