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https://instagram.com/letshandlethis?igshid=NzZlODBkYWE4Ng==
Can't vouch for these but have seen them and work looks good?
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Israel aren't analogous to Ukraine in this situation.
Agree with this.
They are the other guys.
Don't think this follows though. Israel hasn't just decided to invade apropos of nothing - they were the victim of a huge attack, which itself was in the context of over a century of friction between two main groups in the same area.
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I find this discussion really interesting - I'd not have thought Blair was what people mean by neoliberal (and it seems I'm not alone in that) but there are obviously lots of people who do think that's a fair description. I'd agree he doesn't reject capitalism but if he's neoliberal, how broadly is that really defined? Which countries could really be said not to be neoliberal by that definition?
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Thanks for the reply. I do get the difference between societal structure and individual interactions, I'm just not sure why my view on this falls within that framework. Completely understand there are a plurality of views on this, but I guess that's my point - given that is the case, I don't understand why we don't take the more cautious approach (like I'm sure most of us would in almost any other case where something could be viewed as racist)
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the Israeli position is better represented than the Palestinian one
If that's right (and I'm not sure it is) then wouldn't that be reasonable anyway - if the question is whether a statement is antisemitic, then I'd suggest the views of Jews should be given most precedence?
To put it another way, given you know it is viewed by many Jews as offensive, why not just find another phrase to support Palestinians (which noone is saying you can't or shouldn't do)?
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Is that right? I'm basing my view that it's potentially a difficult phrase from the view among Jewish people, not making my own view. I'm not trying to deny them agency, I'm saying that if at least a reasonable proportion of Jewish people consider it to have antisemitic connotations (not without any reason - there is history of it being used by antisemitic groups who do want to eradicate Jews from the area), then surely it's better to avoid it?
I don't see how that's denying the right of Jewish people to define themselves - ignoring the views of those who find the phrase offensive and using it anyway might be though.
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I was right to think too good to be true then!