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"LONG LIVE THE RESISTANCE IF THERE'S SOMETHING TO RESIST"
"LONG LIVE THE RESISTANCE IF THERE'S SOMETHING TO RESIST"
I like Macklemore's Hind Hall pt 2, but I have an issue with this line, "there'll never be freedom by pleading with Zionists". Because I don't think Zionists are the issue. Sure, there's the Zionist lobby, but there's also the Palestinan lobby, all kinds of lobbies. Zionists aren't the reason US is backing this war so strongly. AIPAC is not the main perpetrator of this genocide.
Imperialism is. US will support Israel in their war of subjugation so long as the oil reserves (2/3 of the world's oil reserves located in the Middle East) are protected from allies of China or Russia. They are arming Israel to the teeth, because they know Israel will forever protect their interests and force other countries to submit. They are fighting a war in the name of preventing access to this oil in just another facet of their drive to war with China.
It is almost a proxy war, except Hamas and various other Palestinan resistance groups are not connected to a imperialist power the same way Israel is. It is not a war being fought in the name of Jewish safety. It is not a war being fought in the name of the "Zionist lobby" (which errs on antisemitism if we are not careful about how we talk about it!).
It is a war being fought to keep US' imperalistic foothold in the Middle East. Never forget this.
#FuckingDieUSImperalism
#LongLivetheIntifada
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idk if everyone else is seeing it too but the way watching genocide happen in real time has led to a huge retreat from even radical analysis is something. everyone at this point is framing the problem in terms of rights, war crimes, just war and casus belli, ceasefires. it isn’t just pointing out the hypocrisy of the liberal rules based order anymore it feels like the terrain has been conceded.







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