How can you start a dialogue and find a common ground with people who:
- claim exclusive access to truth (“God’s representatives”).
-Treat disagreement as evidence of moral corruption rather than honest difference.
-It interprets every outcome as confirming the belief.
- They believe the following:
If they win: God fulfilled His promise.
If they lose: it was a test.
If they die: they are martyrs.
If they survive: they continue the struggle.
-And assume an eventual divine victory regardless of how long it takes.
What do you think?
Milo: "I didn't really understand the physical reality of how institutionalized the brutality is in America.”
It sounds like this has given him a lot to think about. I hope that he reflects on it and decides to be a positive voice for change.
Even If the guy complaining is an Arab, Palestinian, Saudi, Iraqi Jordanian, Lebanese, Syrian, Egyptian or Moroccan? These many nationaloties of people who have been complaining of Al Jazeera
If you hear someone complaining about Al-Jazeera, it’s an immediate tell that they don’t care about freedom in the Middle East and just care about US-Israeli domination
@souljagoyteller Even If the guy complaining is an Arab, Palestinian, Saudi, Iraqi Jordanian, Lebanese, Syrian, Egyptian or Moroccan? These many nationaloties of people who have been complaining of Al Jazeera
Nevertheless, I don't know know why pro plaestinian never bring this passport photo. This was a ginuine Palestinian passport issued by " All Palestine Government " this government was based in Gaza after 1948 war , led by Amin Al Husseini however this goverment never exerted real power and absorbed by the Egyptians at that time
My friend told me he spoke to the organizers of this event about bringing me. Of course, I wasn’t invited. Why? Because the organizers knew that any self-respecting Muslim hearing this kind of rhetoric might object to having garbage like this pushed about us.
They also brought in Gad Saad, another far-right figure and friend of Laura Loomer. The people cheering as he said those words are my colleagues.
When I say the far right is taking over parts of the pro-Israel movement and that anti-Muslim rhetoric is becoming normalized, this is exactly what I mean. When I say Muslim Allie’s are being canceled, left out, discriminated again this is what I mean.
And until Jewish organizations and community leaders start condemning this openly and speaking out against it, I will continue to “make it a big deal.” Because it is a big deal.