There is a line where something ceases to be a difference in politics and becomes a person advocating for and justifying the eradication of a people.
That’s you.
Your on the other side of that line.
Its no longer a difference of politics but a question of if you regard other humans as humans or not. and your on the wrong side of that answer. And like with the “paradox of tolerance”, if you aren’t willing to accept the humanity of other people being inherently valuable, no one should be obligated to treat yours as much. In other words, if you can’t accept the humanity of another people and this genocide is “justified” to you, no one is obligated to respect you as a human, because you’ve betrayed that social contract.
There is a line where something ceases to be a difference in politics and becomes a person advocating for and justifying the eradication of a people.
That’s you.
Your on the other side of that line.
Its no longer a difference of politics but a question of if you regard other humans as humans or not. and your on the wrong side of that answer. And like with the “paradox of tolerance”, if you aren’t willing to accept the humanity of other people being inherently valuable, no one should be obligated to treat yours as much. In other words, if you can’t accept the humanity of another people and this genocide is “justified” to you, no one is obligated to respect you as a human, because you’ve betrayed that social contract.
I didn’t accept the genocide of Palestinians. In fact, I’m trying to stop the West Bank from being bombed as well. And you’re not.
Also you didn’t answer my question. Are you saying I have a mental illness?