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someone asks Chomsky about the "Hamas charter" and whether he is horrified by it and it proves they and Palestinians are to blame for not having peace. He responds: Actually the charter is irrelevant and Israel is to blame for everything
—zei_squirrel
holy shit
“If I get killed by Israeli bombs or my family is harmed, I blame Bari Weiss and her likes.”
Why internet debate-lord content is garbage and actively harmful
A recent example: I was watching a clip of two people debating a historical topic which is widely discussed in the secondary literature. Entire articles and books have been written about it, and instead of actually engaging with the topic seriously, one of them literally goes to the wikipedia page for it and starts reading it. The other person has never heard of the topic, so they can do nothing but try to deflect. So this was considered an EPIC WIN AND TAKEDOWN for the wiki reader. Is this serious? Is this how you obtain knowledge? Is this how you effect actual political understanding in people?
17 April 2021
