So this is what democracy looks like?
A man chants "Death to IDF"—a military force currently under global scrutiny for genocide—and suddenly he’s banned from the “land of the free.”
But Netanyahu, with the blood of thousands on his hands, gets red carpet entry into the U.S. without even needing a visa.
Apparently, in this so-called democracy, you can fund bombs, supply weapons, and justify massacres, but you cannot chant in protest.
Empires don’t fall by armies anymore—they shake at the sound of truth, at the chant of the oppressed echoing louder than the missiles.
Freedom of expression? Only if it flatters the empire.
Justice? Only if it fits the narrative.
The moment you speak for Palestine, they label you a threat.
The moment you chant for Gaza, they call it hate.
Yet the real hate flies daily over Gaza with jet engines and white phosphorus.
Keep chanting. If your voice wasn’t powerful, they wouldn’t fear it.
Let the world see: a single chant rattled the empire—what will a united roar do?