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Actually, it makes no sense. It would be one thing to identify with the Palestinian people, but its altogether a different thing to identify with Hamas, or any
by howmayiannoyyou 3y ago
Actually, it makes no sense. It would be one thing to identify with the Palestinian people, but its altogether a different thing to identify with Hamas, or any radical Islamist group. Candidly, its quite possibly a sign of childhood mental illness now manifesting in young and full adulthood. Specifically, the loneliness of being unfairly outcast in youth manifesting as projective identification of an oppressed group, and with their oppressors -> Hamas. Yes, Hamas are the oppressors.
- mariusor 3y agoI think you're making some weird assumptions here, just because two groups of people have similar opinions about the same thing, does not make them "tightly allied". I dare you to produce messages of support for the extremists from anyone in the LGBT community. [edit] Actually I'll recant somewhat, you can probably find racists in any community, but I dare say that those messages come from individuals being assholes rather than individuals expressing community opinions.
- howmayiannoyyou 3y agoDare accepted. Here ya go: https://twitter.com/search?q=israel%20lgbt&src=typed_query https://twitter.com/search?q=israel%20lgbt&src=typed_query Its really difficult to browse through these. Some of the most wonderful people I know are Lesbian and Gay people my age, and while not a single one of them identifies with Hamas, its clear the younger generation does. Its madness.
- mariusor 3y agoI don't feel like you fulfilled your promise, that link is useless. I want to see where you get this "clarity" about the younger generation, with specific examples, not hand waving and "do your own research"...