☕ Dokaz, da so desničarji zlobne pošasti v podobi ljudi.

So zgolj pošati v podobi ljudi.
Za desničarje, je bila odločitev, da se v Gazi brutalno pobije 22.000 dojenčkov, malčkov in mladoletnikov, pravilna. Kot je bilo prav, da se jih še 30.000 pohabi in da jih še na tisoče ostane sirot. Ti otroci sedaj brez udov tavajo naokoli in umirajo od lakote.

Desničar, kot bedna pokvarjena pošast, nikoli ne pomisli, kako bi bilo, če bi se to dogajalo njegovemu otroku.
Za desničarja, je pač masovno genocidno pobijanje dojenčkov, zgolj nujno in pragmatično dejanje.

Ker so pač manj ljudje. Pragmatični, osebnostno površinski in plehki. Psihopatsko pragmatični.

Desničarji se množično posmehujejo LGBTQ in gibanjem kot je "Queers for Palestine", ker podpirajo Palestince. Saj so čuli, da bi take osebke tam čakala smrtna kazen. (Medtem, ko veliko hujša smrt, je istospolno usmerjene čakala pod ogabnim krščanstvom, če pogledamo nazaj v zgodovino.)


Zato je za desničarje paradoksalno in skregano z logiko, da LGBTQujevci podpirajo Palestince.

Toda zakaj LGBTQujevci podpirajo Palestince?
SKRIVNOST RAZKRITA:

Protests against the humanitarian crisis in Gaza are based on the defense of human rights and opposition to civilian casualties, which does not equate to endorsing the political or social views of Hamas.

The right-wing stance on this issue often stems from fundamentally different ideological frameworks.

The perception among right-wing groups that conflates queer pro-Palestine activism with supporting Hamas usually stems from a few specific dynamics:

Ideological Polarization:
Right-wing political messaging tends to view global conflicts in binary terms. In this framing, solidarity with Palestinians is often immediately equated with supporting their governing authorities or militant factions, rather than viewing the civilian population as separate from those regimes.

Contrasting Values:
Many conservatives highlight the fact that Hamas and other Islamist militant groups actively persecute LGBTQ+ individuals. From a right-wing perspective, they view any LGBTQ+ solidarity with Gaza as deeply hypocritical, concluding that queer activists are acting against their own interests.

The Nuance of Human Rights:
Queer organizers and progressive protesters generally base their stance on the concept of universal human rights and anti-colonialism. This perspective separates the human rights of civilians from the oppressive nature of the governments that rule over them. Activists assert that opposing the loss of innocent life or military occupation is entirely compatible with condemning the systemic homophobia within specific Middle Eastern regimes.

The fundamental disconnect, therefore, is not a matter of intelligence, but rather a clash of political philosophies:
right-wing critics often view the situation through the lens of national security and cultural values, while queer activists often view it through the lens of humanitarianism and universal opposition to oppression.