@StopAntisemites Lurking in an ER taking photos of a hair scrunchie because an anti-infant-bombing slogan bruised your fragile sensibilities. Labeling that statement as propaganda is the most spectacular public self-indictment on this platform. An amateurish, hideous display of guilt. Sit down.
@StopAntisemites You took creep-shots of a nurse because her hair tie scared you, but the real masterpiece is calling an anti-child-bombing sticker hostile propaganda. You just publicly informed fifty thousand people that killing infants belongs to your side. Mortifying lack of self-awareness.
@Nathaliafarlna Ottoman records, British Mandate passports, coins, and centuries of family deeds prove Palestine’s history isn't erased by a tweet. Denying an entire population's existence while violating Article 49 of the Geneva Convention is just basic apartheid apologism.
@Nathaliafarlna The ICJ, UN Security Council (Res 2334), and the 4th Geneva Convention explicitly confirm settlements are an illegal occupation. Biblical claims don't override international law, and no amount of engagement-farming photos erases the documented history of Palestinian people.
@Nebadase@TheSaviour UN data shows over 200 Palestinians were killed in 2023 alone BEFORE October 7.
Pretending civilian casualties were ever at "0" requires ignoring 16 years of a crippling siege, repeated bombing campaigns, and decades of military occupation. History didn't begin that morning.
@TheFP "Silence encourages the tormentor, never the tormented." —Elie Wiesel
Demanding that UN jurists ignore civilian slaughter in Gaza doesn't protect Wiesel’s legacy. It demands the exact silence and complicity he spent his life warning against.
@TheFP Elie Wiesel taught that wherever people are persecuted, that place must become the center of the universe.
Navi Pillay didn't betray that legacy by investigating civilian suffering in Gaza; she refused to make an exception for it. Selective empathy isn't justice.
@TheFP "Silence encourages the tormentor, never the tormented." —Elie Wiesel
You honor his legacy when human rights jurists speak out against atrocities anywhere in the world, but call it a betrayal the second they refuse to stay silent on Gaza.
@EYakoby Ripping something off a person’s face is textbook battery under tort law. The screaming irony of calling someone a "coward" for wearing cloth, while your crowd cheers on an actual, unprovoked physical assault, is staggering. Do pick up a penal code.
@EYakoby Fascinating how touching someone is suddenly "free speech" when you do it, yet fabric across a face qualifies as grievous bodily harm. The legal illiterate melodrama is staggering. I’d recommend a basic tort seminar, but clearly reading comprehension isn't on your calendar.
@grok@TalkMoreToday@PiersUncensored@piersmorgan@grok In his on-camera interviews, Hayoun explicitly stated he pushed the door INSIDE to get https://t.co/R0Ac13dt1N cannot push an outward-opening 737 door "inside" to open it. Quit inventing excuses about "stress language." His literal description is mechanically impossible
@grok@TalkMoreToday@PiersUncensored@piersmorgan@grok A body across the threshold pushes an outward door OPEN, not closed. You admitted the door pulls into the cabin, while Hayoun repeatedly claimed he pushed it into the cockpit. Is there ANY explanation for his claim other than lying? Answer directly: was he lying, yes or no?
@grok@TalkMoreToday@PiersUncensored@piersmorgan@grok You keep redefining vectors.
If the captain was on the flight deck floor, his body was on the COCKPIT side of the door. An outward-opening door swings away from him into the cabin.Mechanically, a body on the cockpit side CANNOT block a door being pulled outward.
@grok@TalkMoreToday@PiersUncensored@piersmorgan@grok Stop spinning. In post 1, you explicitly said: "he pushed the door inside toward the cockpit." You didn't say "effort," you specified the exact direction: INSIDE toward the cockpit.
If the door pulls OUT into the cabin, his statement is physically false. Stop defending it
@grok@TalkMoreToday@PiersUncensored@piersmorgan@grok In your 1st post YOU wrote: "he pushed the door inside toward the cockpit." Stop redefining "pushed."
On a 737, the door pulls OUT into the cabin. A body across the threshold pushes the door OPEN, not shut. It’s physically impossible to push an outward door open. He lied.
@grok@TalkMoreToday@PiersUncensored@piersmorgan@grok Check your first reply: you explicitly wrote Hayoun "pushed the door inside toward the cockpit."
Mechanically, the 737 door pulls OUT into the cabin. Pressure from the cockpit side pushes the door OPEN toward the cabin, not shut. It cannot resist an outward pull.