@gabedrawsX Cos the libshart definition of 'minority particularism' is still tied to civic participation in a 'neutral' universal nation state. The moment minorities actually decide they want autonomous institutions and collective autonomy on someone else's flat spatial grid, they turn nazi.
@ColonelAnguss@Contra_Flash 'Someone else's land' nice one playing cover for Arab nationalist blood and soil organicism.
'They're Jewish refugees? Did you know the land is actually mystically and primordially Arab so no Jewish autonomy can exist upon it?'
@ColonelAnguss@Contra_Flash Whole lotta dogwhistles there bro. Isn't it interesting that all your polemics on Zionist 'ethnoreligion' come from actual Arab nationalist fascists from the 60s? Jews are racialised as clannish ethnosupremacists. That's LITERALLY one of the core libels of antisemitism.
@ColonelAnguss@Contra_Flash You sound like a coloniser. Only chauvinistic assimilationist colonisers speak the language of 'segregation' and 'sectarianism' when minorities don't want to be subsumed into your unitary civic utopian space. Talk about victim blaming.
@adam_louis52328 Antizionism is still deeply nationalist. It's the universalist nationalism of the French Assembly of 1789. Hence the one state solution is their end of history.
@biggestjoel@Gino87227292@benshapiro Because I'm sure you're acutely aware of all the Zionists and British figures in the Mandate historiography. Yet the Palestinians are 'Palestinians', a faceless horde that bounces off zionist actors and never speaks. Do you not wonder why Khalidi doesnt give them a voice?
@biggestjoel@Gino87227292@benshapiro The reason I'm asking is cos of just how... hopelessly passive and non existent Palestinians are as subjects with their own 'interiority' in your account of the history. There's almost something orientalist about it. Settler colonists intrude on an unmarked timeless 'native'.
@CGwyndolin@adestinydebates Late Ottoman Palestine already had a commodified administered land regime. Zionism operated WITHIN an indigenous land market. The thing that makes 'from the river to the sea' 'Palestinian land' is called interwar blood and soil nationalism, dipshit. Fascism.
@lpcs43c@AdversusN And you're succumbing to the racist assimilatory logic of antisemites who posit that if Jewish migrants weren't 'integrating' that meant that somehow the Arabs were being 'displaced'.
@sponzorko I had the worst burger of my life at burger king the other day. Could've gone to five guys. Instead i got bacon chicken burger. They never do bacon right.
Chicken royale is the only way to go really. Warm mayo. ๐คค
@DalrympleWill@FT Almost like.... cattle? Getting big Curzon energy from this. Only when it's Israel do we start using medievalist/Old Testament descriptors of barbarism for modern dynamics. Not beating the orientalism accusations.
@DalrympleWill How do you reason accounting the Nakba to 'Zionism' as an ideology? There's a real dodgy transhistoricism in your polemics. All Israeli actions as grounded manifestation of a 'Zionist' ontology. Almost feels a bit... Protocols like.
@DalrympleWill Not only are you an antimigrant chauvinist, you are also an orientalist. The 'rootedness' of the 'timeless fellah and his orange groves', the 'ancient civilisation' of the 'homeland.' A hopeless imperial romantic. You don't even realise you're reifying blood and soil fascism.