Someone should interview the head of "Queers for Palestine" and find out what they think about all this. These groups were supposed to be "allies," but as always happens, when you get a bunch of aggrieved leftwingers together, they end up fighting over who's the bigger victim.

For their part, Hamas supporters (and most Muslims) see themselves at the very top of the intersectional hierarchy. It's an extremely odd dynamic given that Muslim culture is largely antithetical to far-left orthodoxy on essentially all cultural issues. That's left many scrambling to figure out how to make the pieces all fit together. They might as well be trying to fit a car into a dog house.

The left is one giant contradiction. Nothing has to make sense because, as I've explained before, the cause isn't the point. The shiny object of "justice" continually changes, but the goal of cultural and political domination always remains. What happens when those pursuing that singular goal end up in conflict? //

Walter Sobchak‘s doppelgänger
2 hours ago
Gays for Palestine = chickens for Col. Sanders. //

SDL701
2 hours ago
It recall's Henry Kissinger's response when someone asked him which side we favored during the Iran-Iraq war in the 1980s: "It would be in our best interest if they would both lose."

Go Queers! Go Jihadists! Destroy each other!