Discussion on Gaza and Genocide Claims
Because nowhere has this moral confusion become more
obvious than in a place called Gaza,
a little strip of land that was not part of the original Israel, but
which they won in a war launched against them, but then gave back,
gave back as a peace gesture. Do they tell you that part on
TikTok, kids?
And the people who run Gaza, Hamas, who you celebrate as a
liberation movement but are really a terrorist mafia gang,
just like
the one that terrorizes Haiti,
only ever used it to stage attacks on Israel.
I think Macklemore spoke for all clueless celebrities when he said, "I
know enough to know this is a genocide." Actually,
you don't know shit.
It's not,
it's not a genocide. It's a counter-attack in a war,
a war that's
been waged on Israel since 1948 based on the
ridiculous premise that Jews don't belong in the one place on
Earth they are indigenous and indisputably their ancestral
homeland. Hey, geniuses, they're the Indians in this scenario.
Ariana Grande reposted that, "Starving people to death is a red
line." Make no mistake, any famine that happened in Gaza
is because Hamas stole the food, just like the Haitian
gangs do. Israel ran 94,000 trucks
carrying over 1.8 million tons of aid into Gaza and
enabled over 36,000 patients to leave Gaza for
treatment abor- abroad, which you TikTok historians
might be interested l- to learn, are not things countries usually
do for their enemies during a war,
and certainly not what you would do if you were trying for a genocide.
Gaza equals genocide is a lie, an
easily provable lie. Words do have actual
meanings. Cide means to kill.
Fratricide, kill your brother. Homicide, kill your fellow
human. Suicide, kill yourself. Genocide,
kill or try to kill an entire people.
You can't just change the definition of genocide to mean
counter-attack in a war where people, including civilians, die.
That's every war. There have been about 73,000
deaths in Gaza, about 3% of the population. Tragic.
Not genocide, not close. There were 3 million Jews
in Poland before World War II. After,
45,000.
That's genocide. If you're one of the many people these
days
asking, "This explosion of anti-Semitism around
the
world that we see, where is it coming from?" This.
This is where it's coming from. Because if you really think someone is committing
genocide, of course you have full permission to hate
them.
And history shows, for whatever reason, when it comes to hating the Jews,
people don't need a lot of permission.
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