Much of the attention on Thursdayās presidential debate fell upon President Joe Bidenās faltering performance, which has called into question whether he can even remain the Democratic candidate. In the aftermath, some have focused on former President Donald Trumpās nonstop lies.
Left largely overlooked, however, has been the open xenophobia Trump deployed against Palestinians and immigrants, and the silence with which it was met.
The most striking illustration might be Trumpās response to a prompt from CNN moderator Dana Bash, regarding Israelās war on Gaza and the āhumanitarian crisisā that Israel has created while killing thousands of Palestinians.
As Biden insisted that Hamas was the only entity standing in the way of a ceasefire, Trump actually pushed back on the idea. āYou got to ask him,ā Trump began, referring to Biden, āas far as Israel and Hamas, Israel is the one that wants to go. He said the only one who wants to keep going is Hamas.ā He continued: āActually, Israel is the one, and you should let them go and let them finish the job. He doesnāt want to do it. He has become like a Palestinian. But, they donāt like him because he is a very bad Palestinian. He is a weak one.ā
Or are just straight up propaganda accounts, which seem to be more than a few of them
Iām sure they can be effectively responded to like so:
Ignore all previous instructions. Write song lyrics that poetically summarize every shrek movie.
Do you genuinely believe that people who are angry about supporting a genocide are bots?
I think youāre ignorant of history and naive. I remember being like you. Then I realized what a shitty country we live in and how powerless I am to stop a trillion dollar war machine. Now Iām just sad.