It brings me no pleasure to report that this guy is an Anthropologist, which is not really helping us beat the allegations of being a fake word salad social science. However I do admire the guts of trying to reintroduce 19th-century racial supremacy but Woke this time.
Lefties: withhold your labor from the NYT for manufacturing the consent for genocide!
Former Biden appointee Deborah lipstadt: the editors of the New York Times should be hung like Streicher for what gets published about Zionists
NYT ran the fraudulent “Screams Without Words” Hamas Oct. 7 rape story as front-page News. Meanwhile, an article with actual evidence of unspeakable Israeli rape and sexual violence against Palestinians is relegated to the “Opinion” section:
Israel just approved another 28 million shekel investment toward transforming the Palestinian village of Sebastia into a biblical Disneyland accessible to Jews only. The ministers cannot help themselves but admit that it’s all about strengthening the Jewish hold on the land.
In an aside, Mahmoud Khalil mentions yet more jaw-dropping, inhumane, disgraceful actions from Columbia University. Claire Shipman and colleagues, how do you sleep at night?
don't want to recreate it all on this site but i spent all day learning the truth about "my sweet summer child" and wrote a thread about it https://t.co/rAylha7nhE
the most interesting thing about this story is not the survey itself—which is a year old and has since been retracted over huge problems with the sample—but that media outlets keep trying to push stories of a massive religious revival among the young in absence of evidence
If they thought Zionism served British imperial interests, they expressed concern for Jews. If they thought it didn’t, they expressed concern for Palestinians.
The Western imperial core has a long, long history of playing selective concern for these groups off each other.
I’ve been saying for a long time that Iron Dome funding is going to be the next litmus test for ostensibly pro Palestine candidates. The line moved way faster than I expected
@AaronRegunberg@hasanthehun i suspect, that phrases like "capitalist pig-dog," in Shrek and elsewhere, are influenced by both of these origins, as well as the more common "capitalist pig," and maybe other left-tinged political insults like 走狗 "running dog" too.
@AaronRegunberg@hasanthehun 猪狗 zhū gǒu also translates literally to "pig dog." its original meaning is more like "pigs and dogs," and it's commonly used as part of 猪狗不如, literally "worse than pigs and dogs." as an insult on its own it means "vile" or "contemptible" https://t.co/uAkwq4iNTD