#DropTheLine - Twitter Hashtag

over 2 years ago

Oh look, it's the same Israeli tactic of portraying themselves as the victim. When a Nobel Peace Prize winner doesn't take accountability for spreading disinformation and for not advocating for a ceasefire, it says more about her than it does about her "bullies." #DropTheLine

Maria Ressa

@mariaressa

over 2 years ago

This was a quote from @nytimes about bringing down toxicity online. When you include it in your bullying campaign, you prove its point - it says more about you than me. #CourageON

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ricci @ricci_richy

over 2 years ago

I guess it’s now #COURAGEOFF and #DROPTHELINE.

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Noelle Capili-Ruiz @MxNoelle

over 2 years ago

#CourageOFF #DropTheLine

Tarantadong Kalbo @KevinKalbo

over 2 years ago

KevinKalbo's tweet photo. https://t.co/AeaL9CDvCe

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kat @kangdbear

over 2 years ago

started with overanalyzing the chant and ending it with citation from NYTIMES lmfao DONT CHANGE THE TOPIC THEY ARE STILL BOMBING THE REFUGEE CAMPS HOSPITALS SCHOOLS AND TERRORIZING THEM IN WEST BANK #FREEPALESTINE #DropTheLine #CourageOff

Maria Ressa

@mariaressa

over 2 years ago

"Chants like 'From the river to the sea, Palestine will be free' are commonly perceived as calls for the annihilation of the state of Israel. What’s more, the position these chants represent completely ignores the fact that a majority of Palestinians have rejected this stance since the 1993 Oslo Accords and leaders of the Palestinian Authority in the West Bank have consistently called for a two-state solution. Furthermore, the claim that all Palestinians in Gaza are responsible for Hamas lacks empirical support. Condemnation of the Oct. 7 massacre of Israeli civilians by Hamas — and calling it out as an act of terrorism — shouldn’t be avoided out of risk of offending Palestinians and their supporters. Not condemning the terrorist attacks is a failure of a moral core, and by no means should condemnation of terrorism be viewed as incompatible with believing in Palestinian rights and statehood, alongside Israel. Terrorism is, by common understanding, an attack on all humanity." --- The Discourse Is Toxic. Universities Can Help. by @YarhiMilo and @AmaneyJamal https://t.co/kt60KiVKJl

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🍉 @kugisvkei

over 2 years ago

maria ressa a nobel peace prize winner yikessss the irony #DropTheLine #BawiinAngNobelPeaceNiMariaRessa

Maria Ressa

@mariaressa

over 2 years ago

"Chants like 'From the river to the sea, Palestine will be free' are commonly perceived as calls for the annihilation of the state of Israel. What’s more, the position these chants represent completely ignores the fact that a majority of Palestinians have rejected this stance since the 1993 Oslo Accords and leaders of the Palestinian Authority in the West Bank have consistently called for a two-state solution. Furthermore, the claim that all Palestinians in Gaza are responsible for Hamas lacks empirical support. Condemnation of the Oct. 7 massacre of Israeli civilians by Hamas — and calling it out as an act of terrorism — shouldn’t be avoided out of risk of offending Palestinians and their supporters. Not condemning the terrorist attacks is a failure of a moral core, and by no means should condemnation of terrorism be viewed as incompatible with believing in Palestinian rights and statehood, alongside Israel. Terrorism is, by common understanding, an attack on all humanity." --- The Discourse Is Toxic. Universities Can Help. by @YarhiMilo and @AmaneyJamal https://t.co/kt60KiVKJl

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Mangingisda 🇵🇸🇵🇸🇵🇸 @MangingisdaSays

over 2 years ago

@KevinKalbo #DropTheLine

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Mangingisda 🇵🇸🇵🇸🇵🇸 @MangingisdaSays

over 2 years ago

The Filipino people will continue to chant "From the river to the sea, Palestine will be free!" 🇵🇸 Meanwhile, this fraud keeps on exposing her pro-Zionist stance. Shame on you, Maria Ressa. You do not deserve the Nobel Peace Prize. #DropTheLine

MangingisdaSays's tweet photo. The Filipino people will continue to chant "From the river to the sea, Palestine will be free!" 🇵🇸

Meanwhile, this fraud keeps on exposing her pro-Zionist stance. Shame on you, Maria Ressa. You do not deserve the Nobel Peace Prize. #DropTheLine https://t.co/PHgyLRSrV1

Maria Ressa

@mariaressa

over 2 years ago

"Chants like 'From the river to the sea, Palestine will be free' are commonly perceived as calls for the annihilation of the state of Israel. What’s more, the position these chants represent completely ignores the fact that a majority of Palestinians have rejected this stance since the 1993 Oslo Accords and leaders of the Palestinian Authority in the West Bank have consistently called for a two-state solution. Furthermore, the claim that all Palestinians in Gaza are responsible for Hamas lacks empirical support. Condemnation of the Oct. 7 massacre of Israeli civilians by Hamas — and calling it out as an act of terrorism — shouldn’t be avoided out of risk of offending Palestinians and their supporters. Not condemning the terrorist attacks is a failure of a moral core, and by no means should condemnation of terrorism be viewed as incompatible with believing in Palestinian rights and statehood, alongside Israel. Terrorism is, by common understanding, an attack on all humanity." --- The Discourse Is Toxic. Universities Can Help. by @YarhiMilo and @AmaneyJamal https://t.co/kt60KiVKJl

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Mangingisda 🇵🇸🇵🇸🇵🇸 @MangingisdaSays

over 2 years ago

This fraud Nobel Peace Prize winner does not support the liberation of Palestinians from illegal occupation and apartheid. Shame on you, Maria Ressa! I hope you're happy with that CIA funding. #DropTheLine From the river to the sea, Palestine will be free! 🇵🇸

Maria Ressa

@mariaressa

over 2 years ago

"Chants like 'From the river to the sea, Palestine will be free' are commonly perceived as calls for the annihilation of the state of Israel. What’s more, the position these chants represent completely ignores the fact that a majority of Palestinians have rejected this stance since the 1993 Oslo Accords and leaders of the Palestinian Authority in the West Bank have consistently called for a two-state solution. Furthermore, the claim that all Palestinians in Gaza are responsible for Hamas lacks empirical support. Condemnation of the Oct. 7 massacre of Israeli civilians by Hamas — and calling it out as an act of terrorism — shouldn’t be avoided out of risk of offending Palestinians and their supporters. Not condemning the terrorist attacks is a failure of a moral core, and by no means should condemnation of terrorism be viewed as incompatible with believing in Palestinian rights and statehood, alongside Israel. Terrorism is, by common understanding, an attack on all humanity." --- The Discourse Is Toxic. Universities Can Help. by @YarhiMilo and @AmaneyJamal https://t.co/kt60KiVKJl

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Matt Dragon @[email protected] @matt_dragon

over 6 years ago

“This shows the machine does recognize the inherent advantage of slogans. They said without it, they would suffer irreparable harm.” #DropTheLine #TakeBackNJ https://t.co/Sx9Ileja7j

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