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Belong founder Ale Resnik attacks Paul Graham on Twitter
- ellonte 3y agoHow do you block the change of sentiment towards the Palestinians? By attacking whoever highlights the plight of the Palestinians.
- alex_lav 3y agoSomeone can educate me as to how PG's tweet could be seen as anti semitic. I do not understand. edit And to be crystal clear, I am asking in earnest. Obviously this topic is challenging. I'm simply looking to understand.
- bluefishinit 3y agoIt can't. Clearly dropping tens of thousands of bombs on a densely populated city, with no escape and 50% of the residents being under the age of 18 will result in numbers like this. It's gaslighting to suggest otherwise.
- ellonte 3y agoIf more and more people highlight the plight of the Palestinians, the Israelis will look bad. How do you prevent that? By attacking whoever shows sympathy to the Palestinians and claiming "ANTISEMITISM!!@!?".
- vasdae 3y agoIt's not, but what would be of a certain people without the permanent sense of victimism? I mean they clearly have never deserved anything that happened to them.
- ZeroGravitas 3y agoHe's seems a bit emotional and also seems to disagree on the basic facts. Similar to climate change or vaccines, if you have your own facts then the Twitter posts of people with divergent facts are always going to seem cynical and devious.
- veeti 3y agoHow fitting: https://twitter.com/AleResnik/status/1661200343559020545 https://twitter.com/AleResnik/status/1661200343559020545
- wmf 3y agoCulture warring rots your brain folks.
- isthatafact 3y agoThis might be just a goofy conspiracy theory, but the steady stream of these fake drama twitter posts feels a bit like an incognito twitter ad campaign.
- wmf 3y agoI'd think PG would have better things to do with his time.
- isthatafact 3y agoI was not clear, but I was referring to the phenomenon of twitter posts from various corporate, entertainment, or political "celebrities" being reposted here. I just do not understand the motivation.