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<blockquote data-quote="Analbumcover" data-source="post: 5731970" data-attributes="member: 63725">The fundamental problem is that you frame everything through the lens of oppressed vs. oppressor, colonizer vs. colonized. This is an easy &quot;argument&quot; to make because it requires next to zero critical thinking or understanding of the nuances and complexities going on in the Middle East.This is why so many pro-Hamas protestors in the West are college-age white liberals who have spent years in an education system that has conditioned them to view everything on an intersectionality spectrum. It&#039;s loud, emotional and irrational. But that&#039;s ok because it makes them feel better. It doesn&#039;t matter to them ( or you) that Hamas is a terrorist organization, the majority of Arab nations in the Middle East have refused to take in the Palestinian &quot;people&quot; for decades or that the Gazans voted in a group whose primary goal is the ethnic genocide of Jews as the de facto government.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Analbumcover, post: 5731970, member: 63725"] The fundamental problem is that you frame everything through the lens of oppressed vs. oppressor, colonizer vs. colonized. This is an easy "argument" to make because it requires next to zero critical thinking or understanding of the nuances and complexities going on in the Middle East. This is why so many pro-Hamas protestors in the West are college-age white liberals who have spent years in an education system that has conditioned them to view everything on an intersectionality spectrum. It's loud, emotional and irrational. But that's ok because it makes them feel better. It doesn't matter to them ( or you) that Hamas is a terrorist organization, the majority of Arab nations in the Middle East have refused to take in the Palestinian "people" for decades or that the Gazans voted in a group whose primary goal is the ethnic genocide of Jews as the de facto government. [/QUOTE]

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