As one disenfranchised peon to (presumably) another, I feel that the extent to which each of us is part of the problem is the extent to which we are forcibly prevented from becoming anything else. The problem is very profitable, so participating in the problem is made compulsory while organizing to solve the problem is made illegal and dangerous.
Demons walk among us
-Israel can only be improved by being dismantled, so actually by going home the people who want to improve Israel are doing the right thing
-Many people were born in “Rhodesia”, too. That doesn’t mean everyone else has to tolerate a violent supremacist ethnostate right next door.
The lesson here, for any countries that might be reading, is this: Decolonization is quite violent, like almost a tenth as violent as colonization. Don’t like that? Don’t colonize. If you think it’s fucked up to just be born somewhere and have to leave, I actually agree. it’s fucked up of settler governments to use people as human shields and weapons like that, but it also doesn’t oblige the colonized to suffer more occupation.
Damn, they built civiliian infrastructure on top of military sites? That’s both evil and cowardly as shit, I detest the occupation even more now.