@ImBored2583 when i said “most people can do a lot of things,” i meant that in general. but either way, there are still a lot of things people can do to help spread awareness. plenty of people in gaza asking others to share their stories, as well as many donation funds set up to support them.
leni & israel in one sentence. did not expect that at all. anyway #FreePalestine
i am not equating this with her supporting israel but i also don’t think it would hurt to say no and stand in solidarity with palestine. but i guess that’s just me.
@ImBored2583 i’m calling what you said specific because being poor doesn’t automatically mean they’re not aware of the world. in fact where i came from the poor or unprivileged are louder to call for injustice. u can still be offended by it but there’s still a strong message behind it.
@ImBored2583 is there only rich and poor people in the world? you’re making this like a either or thing like there’s no in between. most people are aware of what’s happening in gaza, most people can do a lot of things idk what point you’re trying to do.
@ImBored2583 it does make sense, but if you’re bringing up a specific scenario involving poor and unprivileged people, then i think it’s obvious the message isn’t directed at them. the message is towards people who see everything happening and simply don’t give a fuck.
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