A terrorist Hesbollah flag over Wall Street

[Beastly Boy]

Link to tweet

Whoever condones or tolerates this is not a Progressive, or a Liberal. And certainly not a Democrat.

[marble falls]

1. Oh please. Freedom of speech.

[Beastly Boy]

2. Is this sarcasm?

[SoFlaBro]

15. Apparently, it isn't. I had no idea there were so many Hamas lovers and terror supporters among us.

[marble falls]

27. I didn't realize there were so many thought policepersons among us.

[SunSeeker]

32. "Policepersons"?! No, we believe in the rule of law, don't you? nt

[sboatcar]

67. I feel like its a plant

Someone trying to label the free palestine movement as being all terrorists.

[lapucelle]

94. It's not a "plant". It's vile anti-Semite Nerdeen Kiswani of Within Our Lifetime.

These people are showing you who they are. Believe them.

Hamas, Hezbollah flags flown at rally outside Nova massacre NYC exhibit

The flags of Hamas and other terrorist organizations were flown by anti-Israel protesters outside the Nova massacre exhibit in New York City on Monday, according to footage published by organizers and an NGO.

The flags of Hamas's Izz al-Din Qassam Brigade, Hezbollah, and alleged Popular Front For the Liberation of Palestine subsidiary Samidoun Palestinian Prisoner Solidarity Network as Within Our Lifetime were unfurled, and protest organizer Nerdeen Kiswani described the massacre exhibit as "nothing more than Zionist propaganda."

"Zionists decided to rave next to a concentration camp; that's exactly what this music festival was, like having a rave right next to the gas chambers during the Holocaust," Kiswani said in a video published by NGO Stop Antisemitism.

snip---------------------------------

As participants marched through Wall Street with the Hezbollah and Al-Qassam flags in plain view, one sign could be seen in a WOL video that said, "Zionists are not Jews and not humans."

https://www.jpost.com/diaspora/antisemitism/article-805823

Link to tweet

Link to tweet

Link to tweet

=================================

Jew-Hater Nerdeen Kiswani's profile on Canary Mission.

https://canarymission.org/individual/Nerdeen_Kiswani

[Hekate]

104. When someone shows you who they are, believe them the first time

[Behind the Aegis]

111. How far away are we from seeing, "Nova Festival was a false flag!" or "It was nothing but crisis actors!"?

I won't be surprised if it has happened and I haven't seen it (sometimes things are real, even if I haven't personally seen them); only surprised that it hasn't happened...yet!

[BannonsLiver]

96. Sometimes the shoe fits.

[SoFlaBro]

97. Certainly not the entire movement but waaaaay too many Hamas friendly participants for my fucking comfort.

[sarisataka]

99. Face reality

It is not the whole movement but it is not a mere handful as some wish was the case.

There is another video going around with a street of over a thousand of these people calling the attack on the Nova festival "Zionist propaganda" and cheering the Hamas actions of October 7

[BannonsLiver]

95. ...

[SunSeeker]

4. They're blocking a street. That's illegal. nt

[marble falls]

28. Because traffic law trumps (irony) ciivil rights. Is that a Democratic principle? We have no political prisoners ...

... in the US, just petty property criminals and traffic violators.

[SunSeeker]

31. You don't need to block streets to exercise your civil rights. Camping is not speech.

The irony is they're demonstrating in support of Hamas, which does not believe in civil rights.

[marble falls]

34. Civil disobediance is as American as the Revolution and apple pie. It's how thought and actions gets tested ...

... in a democracy. Prisoners of conscience are Americans, too. And a lot of them are Democrats. It is hard to wrap ones mind around there's more outrage over traffic tickets (accepting that being arrested is part of deal) causes more outrage than our tax dollars being used to kill women and children.

IDF overkill and a practice of killing them all and comitting to one god or another to sort them all out in Gaza is going to recruit more Hezbollah and Hamas than ever.

[SunSeeker]

35. Civil disobedience is for when a law is unjust. These idiots are not the victims of an unjust law.

This is not a lunch counter sit-in to protest Jim Crow lunch counter segregation laws. These are not civil rights demonstrators. They're terrorist sympathizers blocking a New York street. They can wave their hate flag from the sidewalk. They don't need to block streets to make their point.

Hamas is who is getting women and children killed. Why can't you wrap your head around that?

Deflecting blame from Hamas helps Hamas recruitment.

[AnrothElf]

105. Not civil disobedience.

[LeftInTX]

117. I guess Hezbollah is a Democratic principle??? YMMV

My speech is free!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Yee-hah...

Let's overtake Lebanon. Let's treat the Palestinians in Lebanon like s____ (which they do). It's a Shia-Sunni thing.

Hezbollah is not pro-Palestinian. It's a Lebanese anti-Israel terror group.

Hezbollah has nothing to do with Palestinians and everything to do with Israel.

Why is Hezbollah a Democratic principle? With the exception of support for Hamas, what does it have to do with Gaza?

Do you even know how Lebanon treats Palestinians?

[brooklynite]

53. No. This is a pedestrian plaza.

Traffic has been blocked since 9/11.

[SunSeeker]

55. They blocked people from leaving the exhibit hall and basically held them hostage.

Link to tweet

[sarisataka]

5. Yes,freedom of speech. They certainly can do this

Just like the Nazis in South Dakota.

The flag you march under identifies who you are, be it Nazi or terrorist. I believe being a Nazi or terrorist is incompatible being a progressive, liberal or Democrat. Wouldn't you agree?

[marble falls]

29. Flags are flags. What flag represents the outrage of over 30,000 non Hamas dead in Gaza. Are you represented ...

... by only the flag you carry? Can you be only represented by more than one flag? What flag represents you?

[SunSeeker]

33. They're demonstrating to the wrong people. Hamas refusing to surrender is causing the deaths.

And there have not been "30,000 non Hamas dead in Gaza." That is Hamas Ministry of Health propaganda. The Ministry's alleged death totals do not distinguish between Hamas and "non Hamas," let alone between civilians and fighters/collaborators, like the now dead "journalist" who kept the 3 Israelis hostage in his apartment.

[marble falls]

38. Right. The UN says different. ...

This Viet Cong flag must offend you, too





And they're blocking the sidewalks.




Where are the thought police? It's an outrage!!!




Here they are. They got their clubs, why aren't they beating some American's head in????




Why aren't those cops writing tickets and hauling them a way? Some people need to get through to K-Mart or to a job they loathe.

[SunSeeker]

44. They are not opposing an unjust draft. These idiots are protesting a memorial for Israeli dead.

Link to tweet

The Vietnam demonstrations stopped when the draft ended in 1973. During the 1968 presidential election, Richard Nixon campaigned on a promise to end the draft.[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Conscription_in_the_United_States#:~:text=In%20the%20realm%20of%20policy,fight%20in%20it%20was%20gone.

[marble falls]

49. So who gets to chose what issue is "correct"? Ever hear of the prohibition on prior restraint? It's in the Constitution

... and is the basis of most of the first 10 amendments. Like free speech, free press, religious freedom.

That kid with the Hamas and Hesbollah flag is as committed to those factions as was all those yippee, SDS provocateurs waving the NVA and North Viet Namese flags. And so the flock what? Democracy is a meesy thing and I love it. Fascism is much neater. Where do you stand?

[SunSeeker]

52. Their speech was not restrained. They blocked people from leaving the exhibit hall and basically held them hostage.

Link to tweet

Hostage taking is not speech. Blocking traffic is not speech. There was no prior restraint here. These anti-semitic idiots were committing crimes instead of peacefully, legally demonstrating on the sidewalk.

[sboatcar]

69. I feel like the sad truth is that both sides are lying about most things there

[Beastly Boy]

40. I pity the fools who choose the flag of a terrorist Iranian proxy to represent themselves.

[sarisataka]

60. And the battle flag of the Army of Northern Virginia

simply is a display of Southern heritage... right

If they are supporting Palestinians, how about carrying the Palestinian flag?

Not sure why this is suddenly about me but I'll answer anyway:
I will not march beside the Swastika, any Confederate banner not the flag of any terrorist organization.
YMMV

[Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin]

103. I don't think you're going find many if any on DU defending the Confederate flag

Poor attempt at what-aboutism.

[sarisataka]

108. I did not claim anyone was defending the Confederate flag

I was illustrating a flag is more than a piece of cloth.

Just as the racism cannot be separated from the Confederate flag, the antisemitism cannot be ignored in the Hezbollah flag.

We do have people defending a terrorist flag.

IMO marching with the flag of Hezbollah, Hamas, ISIS... is no different than march with the flags of the Confederacy or Third Reich. I will believe those who march under those banners agree with all they represent.
Again, YMMV

[mcar]

74. Ah, I see the spin has changed

Now it's "30,000 non Hamas?" Prove it.

[The Magistrate]

79. That's Always Been The Line

For some months, a person new to English might easily conclude 'Innocent Palestinians' was one word, they being so inseparably twined in general usage.

And of course Israel kills only women and children, I mean, duh, what part of GENOCIDE! don't you understand?

And long life to the freedom fighters, whom the bombs never, never ever, ever, hit....

[mcar]

100. And when Hamas opened fire in

a crowded market. That is Israel committing genocide too, somehow.

[The Magistrate]

101. Hey, If They'd Just Left Those Captives In Durance Vile, Those Innocent Palestinians Would Be Alive

So you tell me: why did Israel really launch this 'rescue mission', hmmmm?

I think the answer is obvious....

[mcar]

102. The absurdity of it all is staggering

and tragic.

[The Magistrate]

107. Some Of It Is a Sort Of Catagory Error, Sir

War being itself immoral, consisting in the attempt by violence to impose your will on another, it is pointless to quibble about moral concerns within the conduct of war. Things advance a belligerent's aim, or they do not. It may be useful to achieving its aim for a belligerent to behave in some ways, such a treatment of prisoners or care for safety of enemy non-combatants, as a virtuous man engaged in a virtuous pursuit would be expected to act. But it's a simulacrum of virtue, not the actual stuff: clemency rather than mercy. And often the opposite conclusion is drawn, that atrocity is just the thing that can secure the aim of the exercise. The only thing that 'justifies' the cruelties of war is achievement of the aim, and that only in the eyes of the victor and friends. To fail in achieving the aim by violence is the sole sin available....

[JustAnotherGen]

84. Freedom of speech

Doesn't mean you are free from.judgments by other.

I'm going to keep an eye trained on responses to the Nazi and Confederate flag being flown in America.

Hezbollah is a terrorist organization on par with the KKK. Its intent is to intimidate and strike fear.

Now I know where all.of the BLM non-black activists have went. I knew they were full.of shit and they weren't really with us.

[sarisataka]

85. Exactly, freedom to speech does not include freedom from criticism. Despite the claims,

I haven't seen a post which has denied the terrorist supporters their right to carry their flags. The criticism of those carrying the flags is falsely being equated with denial of free speech.

Ironically, the opposition to the right to criticize is advocating the abridgment of free speech...

[ShazzieB]

98. EXACTLY!

They have every right to carry those flags, and others have every right to comment on and criticize what those flags represent.

Freedom of speech is not a one way street.

[LeftInTX]

11. Freedom of speech for terrorist supporters, but maybe not for other not-so-pleasant groups?

[AnrothElf]

18. Yup. Just like the Nazi flag on the capitol steps of South Dakota on Saturday...

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/world/neo-nazi-march-in-south-dakota-condemned-not-welcome-here/ar-BB1nWFBO

Puppy-Killer chased them off.

Here on DU, Hezbollah is apparently de rigueur.

[marble falls]

30. Hyperbole much?

[Beastly Boy]

41. What are the distinctions between the two flags that make their comparison hyperbolic?

[marble falls]

43. Which is worse, being wrapped in a flag or being wrapped around it? It's a flag.

[Beastly Boy]

45. I don't get your metaphor or how it relates to my question.

[Coventina]

82. I'd like to see you explain that to an African American about the Confederate Flag. n/t

[AnrothElf]

106. LOL no

[malaise]

57. Free speech is only allowed for select folks

That is all

[Beastly Boy]

61. Indeed. Try flying a US Marines Corps flag in front of the Beirut stock exchange.

[The Magistrate]

77. The Right To Speak Freely, Ma'am

Imposes no duty to agree on the audience, nor bars audience members from speaking their disagreement out loud.

[sarisataka]

80. The right to free speech does not guarantee freedom from criticism

nor is it abridged by criticism of said speech.

THAT is all

[lapucelle]

87. Oh please, indeed. It's hate speech.

Union Square, NYC June 10, 2024.

Link to tweet

[Cha]

116. Yeah, Fucking Hamas Adjacent Assholes Can

Spew their fucking hate all the want.

And We Can Object to their fucking message.

Link to tweet

[TheKentuckian]

120. Nazi garbage has been free to show its ass and

everyone even at least pretending to be otherwise condemns the fuck out of them.

Same. Same.

[SunSeeker]

3. Useful idiots for Hamas (and Putin). nt

[sheshe2]

6. The flag of terrorists with a hand holding an assault rifle.

[Beastly Boy]

7. That's the one, right there on video.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flag_of_Hezbollah

They are not even pretending anymore.

[SunSeeker]

8. I imagine the FBI might be interested in whoever is waving that Hezbollah flag. nt

[Beastly Boy]

10. A useful idiot cosplaying resistance. No self-respecting professional terrorist would expose himself

to a stupid stunt like this.

Lucky for them, there are plenty of useful idiots to pick from.

[betsuni]

16. I've been wondering about that. Must be like when medical professionals watch cheesy hospital TV shows

and cringe at all the things they get wrong. Real terrorists must see these cosplayers and , muttering "That's NOT the way to do it, duh."

[AnrothElf]

21. Nah it's more like "We would kill you if you came here."

I'll get to it in my series. Maybe I should post another, now.

[betsuni]

26. Terrorists must be flabbergasted by the cluelessness.

They look at these protesters and are, like, I grew up in a medieval religious fundamentalist terrorist controlled hellhole with no education or hope and even I'M not that stupid.

[yagotme]

75. I imagine that the terrorists love them.

Deflection from the real "cause". Camouflage. Red herring, etc.

[AnrothElf]

20. Yup. Especially on the Internet. nt

[sheshe2]

9. They certainly aren't.

The mask is off. They have aligned themselves with terrorists and are not doing the people of Palestine any favors.

[speak easy]

12. And they will be outside the Convention in August

chanting genocide Joe.

[sheshe2]

13. They will be...

However I don’t think they will be welcomed warmly by the police and the SS if the are waving a terrorist flag with an assault rifle on it.

[betsuni]

19. They'll throw things at the police and make sure they're arrested so they can post

Look!-I'm-being-violently-oppressed-by-the-capitalist-police-state-for-no-reason drama online.

[Just_Vote_Dem]

24. "Help, I'm being repressed!"

&ab_channel=BoxyBrown

[mopinko]

23. they're not gonna get away w shit in chgo.

they may try. but they’ll meet a blue wall in riot gear.

[Behind the Aegis]

22. They aren't the only ones...

..cast your eyes down....thread.

[littlemissmartypants]

14. Top line translation from Arabic reads...

"No, it's a shameful joke"

Bottom line...
"Nanbel in the world of prayer, Mukalla"

Who was Nabal in the Bible?
Nabal is noteworthy for the brief interaction he had with David while David was on the run from King Saul. The account of David and Nabal is found in 1 Samuel 25. Nabal was from the clan of Caleb, and his name means “fool”—a fact that suggests Nabal may have been a nickname he earned by his “harsh and evil” behavior (verse 3, BSB). Nabal lived near the town of Maoen in the hill country of Judea and possessed thousands of sheep and goats that he pastured near Carmel. Nabal was extremely wealthy; however, his greatest asset was his beautiful and intelligent wife, Abigail.
Snip...more..
https://www.gotquestions.org/Nabal-in-the-Bible.html

Mukalla is a place in Yemen and the people there are in a world of hurt.

Read Mukalla's latest news here...
https://www.independent.co.uk/topic/mukalla

[LeftInTX]

109. What??

From Google Translate

فإن حزب الله هم الغالبون = The Party of Allah will prevail
المقاومة الإسلامية في لبنان = Islamic resistance in Lebanon

From Wikipedia
The text above the logo reads فإن حزب الله هم الغالبون (fa-inna ḥizba llāhi humu al-ġālibūna) and means "Then surely the party of Allah are they that shall be triumphant" (Quran 5:56), which is a reference to the name of the party. Underneath the logo are the words المقاومة الإسلامية في لبنان (al-muqāwamah al-islāmīyah fī lubnān), meaning "The Islamic Resistance in Lebanon".
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flag_of_Hezbollah

[littlemissmartypants]

110. Interesting. I too used Google translate. I didn't research the entire flag on Wikipedia.

Out of curiosity I went back and translated the bottom text again and got...
"We are proud of our families"

Something clearly isn't right!



Word by word, lower text...
"Resistance Islamic in Lebanon"
Upper text...
"The party God they the victors"

Isn't that interesting?

AI/ML has some work to do on its translation algos, imo.



I'd say that the symbolism outranks the translations hands down, though.

For anything definitive we probably need to hear directly from the flag's creator.

Thanks for your reply, LeftInTX.

[TomDaisy]

17. yawn

[Beastly Boy]

25. Apparently, a flag of an Iranian proxy terror group on Wall Street does not sufficiently impress you.

What would it take to grab your attention then? Would a parade of heavily armed terrorists chanting "Death to America" on Wall Street do the trick?

[sanatanadharma]

36. I don't know about NY, but in many States they would be 1st and 2nd amendment protected

I don't know about NY, but in many States they would be 1st and 2nd amendment protected.

[Beastly Boy]

39. It is their right of free speech that is protected, not their hateful message.

Condemnation of their acts is protected by the same 1st Amendment you are referring to.

And I am not sure how a flag of a foreign terrorist group being displayed on Wall treet is protected by the 2nd Amendment.

[sanatanadharma]

65. I was commenting about a armed 'death to America' group on the streets of open carry States

"Would a parade of heavily armed terrorists chanting "Death to America" on Wall Street do the trick?"

I was commenting about a armed death to America group protest.

[Beastly Boy]

71. Then you are taking my comment out of context.

I was asking the poster what would impress him beyond a "yawn", not the legality of heavily armed terrorists chanting "Death to America" on Wall Street.

[sanatanadharma]

89. Heavily armed people in the streets of some States get a yawn

America is a sick society. I will die and leave it soon enough. Hopefully not at the hands angry mobs demanding that they alone are right, nor Nations similarly disposed.

I am challenging no one, but do have a point of view.

[Beastly Boy]

93. I am perfectly OK with comments made out of context, as long as

we are both aware of it.

[Happy Hoosier]

50. First amendment does protect most hate speech.

But it is still hate speech.

And explicit support for a terrorist organization, which Hezbollah is, is grounds for revoking visas, and even green cards.

Deport their asses.

[brooklynite]

56. NOBODY was prohibiting this demonstration. Neither was it blocking traffic.

[SunSeeker]

58. Protesters were blocking access to the street, trapping people in the Nova Exhibit Hall.

Link to tweet

[sarisataka]

62. 2nd Amendment protected? Please elaborate

[sanatanadharma]

63. Open carry States

[sarisataka]

66. Still fail to see the connection with carrying a Lebanese based terrorists organization flag

I completely get the First Amendment right to do so and support that freedom as it is available even to despicable groups.

Maybe it is early, I don't see the 2nd connection. I don't believe anyone is open carrying at this rally. It would not be legal in NYC

[sanatanadharma]

68. I did say "in some Strates", legal carry

We can hate the message and the messengers but America seems to be unable to even try stopping public hate demonstrations, for the nation's own internal self protection.

[sarisataka]

70. As I said, it is early. I get your point now

and agree, there are states it would be perfectly legal to open carry while carrying a terrorist flag.

[Happy Hoosier]

46. Hey, if your okay with your movement identifying with Hezbollah....

... then you shouldn't wonder why many of us consider it corrupt and compromised.

When I see crap like this, my sympathy for the cause drops to zero.

I still feel sympathy for the people being hurt, but these assholes? Fuck 'em. And if they are here on visa, deport them. Hezbollah is an enemy of the USA.

[Ace Rothstein]

47. You're replying to someone who has shared pro-Hamas Twitter accounts.

I think we know where they stand.

[SunSeeker]

37. OMG, its even worse that that. They were protesting the Nova Exhibit of 10/7 dead as "propaganda."

Link to tweet

They're 10/7 deniers! Fucking antisemites.

[Beastly Boy]

42. Sane people would think twice before associating themselves with these scumbags.

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[SunSeeker]

48. They blocked people from leaving the exhibit hall and basically held them hostage.

Link to tweet

[Beastly Boy]

51. That's a crime. Unlawful detention.

[sheshe2]

59. The full text.

OMG THESE PEOPLE HAVE LOST ALL THEIR MORALS!!!! Protesting in front of the Nova exhibit, honoring the hundreds massacred, raped and kidnapped by Hamas. Totally disgusting and shameful. My sister said she was trapped inside and could not get out. Really, 2024 in NYC and Jews are unable to leave a building!?!? I thought we had a few decent people there. On my way to a charity event I stopped to speak to a few people. We even shook hands thinking we could agree to disagree. Had a good feeling about them until they started telling me that I was a Nazi and all Zionists were Nazis. And that Hitler was a Zionist and then to F@&k off. And then another got in my face until the
@nypdnews
told him to back off. Wow, these are my fellow New Yorkers. Freakin scary!!!!! Well you know what, I am a Loud and Proud Zionist! And I love
@Israel
and America. #AmYisraelChai!
@bringhomenow
#BringThemHomeNow

[Cha]

113. I am a Zionist, too!! And fucking "Hitler was NOT"...

And that Hitler was a Zionist and then to F@&k off. And then another got in my face until the
@nypdnews told him to back off.

Good On the POlice!

Mahalo, SunSeeker!

[sarisataka]

64. Wow, I hadn't realized there were there to celebrate the rape and murder of Jewish civilians

or perhaps deny what Hamas own videos confirm. And people are willing to defend this...

And before anyone accuses of wanting to silence terrorists, the 1st Amendment absolutely gives them the right to speak whatever they wish. It also gives me the right to criticize them and their message.

[Cha]

114. "I wish H*tler was still here, he would've wiped you all out" - man tells Jews in Union Square"

Link to tweet

Stupid Asshole

[Cha]

115. Black People Were Hitler's Victims Too.. That Must Not Be Forgotten.

Link to tweet

On Holocaust Memorial Day, it is vital we remember all the people targeted by the Nazis

While antisemitism was at the core of the Nazis’ ideology of hate, black people, Roma and Sinti people, gay people, physically and mentally disabled people – among other groups – were also under severe persecution. Owens’ spectacular achievements did little to change Nazi perceptions about black people. Policies directed against them – many of whom had come from Germany’s colonies in Africa – were cruel and inhumane. Seen as subhuman, black people were marginalised socially and economically. But even with the shadow of Nazism hanging over them like a dark cloud, many found expression in art and music. All the same, Nazis condemned the influence of “Negro culture” on German art and music, calling it “degenerate” and “racially alien”.

https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2022/jan/27/black-people-were-hitlers-victims-too-that-must-not-be-forgotten

[SunSeeker]

118. Yup. nt

[Polybius]

54. Deport whoever flew it n/t

[obamanut2012]

72. How can you deport American citizens?

[mcar]

73. These people are filth

[Botany]

76. If you can't smell Russia all over trying to inflame this "Jews vs Palestinians dust up" then I ...

…. can’t help you.

[Beastly Boy]

78. There is a whole bouquet of smells that I detect, Russia and Iran being most prominent,

but my sense of smell is refined enough to also detect a distinct whiff of old-fashioned antisemitism in it too.

[The Magistrate]

81. And The Traditional Idiocies Of Campus Radicalism, Sir

They may be brought to greater prominence by aid of some 'hidden hand', but the raw material provides itself, it needs no persuasion.


"Idealists setting forth from their ivory towers head straight for the gutter."

[sop]

83. A Pathological Fallacy is an overgeneralization in which the pathological or abnormal characteristics of an

individual or a small group are attributed to the general population. You seem to do that a lot.

[Beastly Boy]

88. Show me one example of me doing this, and then

we may not have to go any further into the speculations about me doing it a lot.

[sop]

90. Oh please.

[Beastly Boy]

92. Not a single example. I suppose that settles the matter, just as I anticipated it would, and sooner than I expected.

[Botany]

86. And the Palestinian vs Israeli not getting along goes back 80 + years but thanx to the GOP and ....

…. our media it is now President Biden’s fault that the two parties don’t get along.

[Beastly Boy]

91. Certainly one of the less nuanced smells in the aforementioned bouquet.

In fact, it appear to be the underlying reason for the performative outrage.

[Cha]

112. Precisely What you said!! "They're losing their narrative and it's glorious to see‼️"

Link to tweet

[mcar]

119. AOC responds - don't think the pro-Hamas crowd will like this

Link to tweet

The callousness, dehumanization, and targeting of Jews on display at last night’s protest outside the Nova Festival exhibit was atrocious antisemitism - plain and simple.

Antisemitism has no place in our city nor any broader movement that centers human dignity and liberation.

[sarisataka]

121. Good for her

AOC isn't making excuses

[EllieBC]

122. I'm impressed she spoke out.

I will definitely give her kudos for this.

The rest of the “squad” is probably not happy.