- Re: Not to defend him at all but maybe it's a conscious choice
Posted by Ian M
on August 23, 2025, 11:50 pm, in reply to "Re: Not to defend him at all but maybe it's a conscious choice"
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He seems to have had his brain broken by Oct 7th and can't understand why people were immediately in the streets in support of the Palestinians, anticipating the onslaught against them or in some cases (shock!) celebrating the act of resistance. For him that can only be evidence of antisemitism, hatred of 'western values' etc. eg: 'Graham Linehan 🎗️ @Glinner Aug 11 Whenever someone complains about Israel's response to an atrocity, I remember the London crowds who came out in support of Hamas the day after the same atrocity. That's how I knew the protests were being motivated by pure antisemitism.' - https://nitter.poast.org/Glinner/status/1955012654747242539#m More shocking tweets if you search for 'israel': https://nitter.poast.org/Glinner/search?f=tweets&q=israel&since=&until=&near= For some reason he has jettisoned his ability to think critically about the claims zionists put out in defense of israel's atrocities. I've not seen him admit to a single instance of them lying or putting out misleading propaganda. It all goes one way. I don't know what his problem is... |