Tell me about your shirt.
I mean, it’s true. Palestinian lives matter, which is something that I think that most Israelis…. don’t believe. I mean, they might—they might say it but the way that they behave and the way that they handle themselves and their politics, and… the way that they speak does not reflect that kind of… truth, I think.
It is refreshing to see a glimmer of rationality left in the neocolony, though I suspect that he is somewhat new and the establishment has not had enough time to pollute his brain. Either way, I think that history is going to remember people like him, partly because they were on the right side, but also partly because listing them would be so much easier than listing all of the individuals complacent with regards to this extermination.
This is what I posted on October 7, 2023:
https://lemmygrad.ml/post/2258613
At the time that I wrote that, I had no idea about the raid on the ‘State of Israel’ until evening, when a friend on the telephone told me about the incident. At the time, I naïvely believed that the worst that was likely to happen was the IOF bombarding Palestine for a few days as retaliation. As we all know, the full aftermath was even worse than that, to put it mildly.
Yet it is having this context in mind that this otherwise mundane thread feels so much differently than it could have: there I was, talking about the differences between two Torot with an almost youthful fascination, blissfully unaware of what was going on in the Levant and the atrocities that would plague the region for two years. I almost envy the simplicity that our lives had back then. I could easily talk about the mildly interesting features in Judaism or Jewish cultures without feeling like I was neglecting anybody.