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So I’ve been debating whether to buy a “Free Palestine” shirt or a “From the river to the sea” shirt. I think I’ve settled on the former. Of course, my heart is with the later, I think it’s the better and more correct message.
But, I’ve been asking myself, what’s the purpose of even wearing it? I’m hoping that it will be useful to find likeminded people and maybe even engage strangers who want to understand what’s going better (I’ve been shocked by just how many people out there will admit they don’t know the first thing about Palestine, but if you seem like someone who knows things they will listen). As much as I love the “from the river to sea” chant, I think its message is completely lost on anyone not familiar with what’s going on there. I think it will just get ignored because those words have no meaning to 98% of Americans. But “free Palestine” is a simple message that tells people “hey this is something I care about and I might know a thing or two about it.”
Probably overthinking it but w/e.
If we had real foresight before WW2, we should have convinced Hitler to invade Zionist Israel. Have the fascists annihilate each other. If the only thing the Nazis cared about was 'fighting world Jewry', the logical thing to do would be to invade Israel, the center of it all.
Of course, this never happened because:
I think that the Nazis wouldn't have cared enough to invade at the time, the Nazis were busy fighting their biggest threats.
Like killing all the German communists.
so the korean author who won nobel prize wrote a book on gwanju uprising. you should read it.