I am so glad I subscribe to as many newsletters as I do. If I didn't, I would never have seen this kind of coverage on "the news". It might get a millisecond but that would be it. If this administration will arrest a student who disagrees with them, who will they be arresting when they really get rolling?
Keep it up, good people! ... But it must be very difficult for such decent Jews with a strong conscience when they are referred to as "self-hating", likely in large part to try shaming them into self-censoring.
Living, breathing human beings can be — and actually are presently being — perceived and treated as though they are disposable and, by extension, their suffering and death are somehow less worthy of external concern, sometimes even by otherwise democratic and relatively civilized nations. It’s not hard for a conscience to do when one considers another an innately lower lifeform.
A somewhat similar reprehensible inhuman(e) devaluation is observable in external attitudes, albeit perhaps on a subconscious level, toward the daily civilian lives lost in prolongedly devastating war zones and famine-stricken regions.
In other words, the worth of such life will be measured by its overabundance and/or the protracted conditions under which it suffers; and those people can eventually receive meagre column inches on the back page of the First World’s daily news. It’s an immoral consideration of ‘quality of life’.
With each news report of the daily death toll from some unrelenting bombardment somewhere in this troubled world, I feel a slightly greater desensitization and resignation. I’ve noticed this disturbing effect with basically all major protracted conflicts internationally since I began regularly consuming news products in 1987.
Furthermore, it's sadly and even shamefully true that, while some peoples have been brutally victimized throughout history a disproportionately large number of times, the victims of one place and time can and sometimes do become the victimizers of another place and time. And it’s not hard for a conscience to do when one considers another an innately lower lifeform.
I am so glad I subscribe to as many newsletters as I do. If I didn't, I would never have seen this kind of coverage on "the news". It might get a millisecond but that would be it. If this administration will arrest a student who disagrees with them, who will they be arresting when they really get rolling?
Wonderful news!!!
I love it’s at trump tower keep it up
Pennsylvania results tomorrow night on YouTube
Thank you good people.
Thanks for posting! Made my day…
Pathetic, supporting those who want to see them eliminated and pushed into the sea these people have no brains!
Or maybe you're too uneducated to understand what's actually happening in Gaza.
There’s a lot Americans don’t know about Israel. For example: Netanyahu is Israel’s Trump.
https://worldwar3.substack.com/p/theres-a-lot-americans-dont-know
Thank you for highlighting this!!! Amazing demonstration against the regime.
Amazing that all those people somehow got their shirts and signs from the same place… 🤡😎
Good job starting your arguement with a personal insult.
MAGA much..? 🤡😎
Yes, murder by any other name…..
Yeah it's amazing watching people from around the world. Uniting
Shirts and signs all the same.
Nothing staged here… 🤡🇺🇸😎
Keep it up, good people! ... But it must be very difficult for such decent Jews with a strong conscience when they are referred to as "self-hating", likely in large part to try shaming them into self-censoring.
Living, breathing human beings can be — and actually are presently being — perceived and treated as though they are disposable and, by extension, their suffering and death are somehow less worthy of external concern, sometimes even by otherwise democratic and relatively civilized nations. It’s not hard for a conscience to do when one considers another an innately lower lifeform.
A somewhat similar reprehensible inhuman(e) devaluation is observable in external attitudes, albeit perhaps on a subconscious level, toward the daily civilian lives lost in prolongedly devastating war zones and famine-stricken regions.
In other words, the worth of such life will be measured by its overabundance and/or the protracted conditions under which it suffers; and those people can eventually receive meagre column inches on the back page of the First World’s daily news. It’s an immoral consideration of ‘quality of life’.
With each news report of the daily death toll from some unrelenting bombardment somewhere in this troubled world, I feel a slightly greater desensitization and resignation. I’ve noticed this disturbing effect with basically all major protracted conflicts internationally since I began regularly consuming news products in 1987.
Furthermore, it's sadly and even shamefully true that, while some peoples have been brutally victimized throughout history a disproportionately large number of times, the victims of one place and time can and sometimes do become the victimizers of another place and time. And it’s not hard for a conscience to do when one considers another an innately lower lifeform.