[green talks in a mic while orange sits at the other end of the table, cross armed, angry] On today’s podcast episode, I’d like to better understand the far right so I invited a literal nazi, maybe they’ll make some good points

[blue, satisfied] Freedom of speech

[green talks in a mic while yellow sits at the other end of the table, happy to be there] On today’s podcast episode, I invited an artist who also happens to be a pro-palestine activist, let’s listen to what they have to say

[blue, pissed] TOO FAR! We are pulling our sponsorship

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  • dastanktal@lemmy.mlEnglish
    191·
    3 days ago

    500,000. Thats is a quarter or more of the population in gaza that was exterminated.

    The IOF doesn’t need humanization but forced into reparations and the mercy of those they have slaughtered.

    Its also not misinformation to dehumanize people. Your using the word wrong. Its propagandic which I think is closer. But its certainly not a wrong sentiment to have.

    Nonviolence one works when the enemy has a conscious and I don’t see any ounce of consciousness from anyone who is responsible for the Genocide. 🤦

    • Gladaed@feddit.orgEnglish
      119·
      3 days ago

      I referred to the meme calling the musician an pro-palestine activist. There are many pro Palestine activists that would not be discriminated against in this fashion.

      The reason the podcast got dumped by their sponsor appears to be the musician repeatedly chanting death to the IDF on their performances. This is more than just being pro Palestine. This does not mean that the dumping as a sponsor wasn’t wrong, but their motivation is more than just “their an pro Palestine activist”.

      In no way shape or form I stated that the misinformation was them dehumanizing the IDF.