But you have to think about the context of the anti-Zionist / pro-Palestinian demonstrations in this country. Is camping on campuses or chanting silly slogans or disrupting speeches going to change policy? Even though the participants pretend that it might, it won't, and everyone else knows it, so I think there have to be other motivating factors, beyond increasing sales of keffiyehs.
As far as I know, none of the protestors has been revealed to have given substantial sums of money to Gazans, none are going there to volunteer on medical teams or to deliver food or to, even, fight for their cause. Or very few. And while we've seen many ex-pat Ukrainians and Americans going to fight against Russia and we've seen many Israeli Americans and Americans going to fight against Hamas, the Hamas fan club is content to remain a theater piece.
So, what's the point, who benefits from these media oriented proceedings? I would venture a guess that it's part of a larger plan to create dissension among democrats to enable a Trump victory. By no impartial standards is this a genocide or is there apartheid in Israel (any worse than in America). These are ideas that attempt to be dog whistles on social media but are discounted by anyone with half a brain. (I mean, Genocide Joe? Who thinks that's clever?)
The genocide I see is by the Hamas leaders who have become billionaires by stealing aid money from their people, starving them and depriving them of medical supplies, and are using those same people as shields in a war while their brave fighters hide underground in tunnels.
The Palistinian American people who claim that won't vote for Harris are shooting themselves in the foot. As if enabling a victory by a guy who wanted to ban Muslims and who's Netanyahu's butt buddy will help their cause. So who gains by this?
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