Vaenyr
Ancient Mariner
While I don't agree with "Death to Israel, Death to America" historical context is important.
There are countless countries that have suffered due to American intervention, have had their (often democratically elected!) governments violently overthrown. The CIA has involved itself in many coups. There are nations and people who associate America purely with the pain and suffering that they endured due to the US. A bit like how the eastern European countries see Russia.
As for the "Death to Israel", yes, there is antisemitism on the left as well. No one can deny that. But you also can't ignore that there are, once again, entire generations that know the state of Israel purely as a military force that continues to destabilize the region. Look at the kids in Gaza who are intentionally starved, who are shot in the genitals by IDF snipers when they thought they were getting aid and food, who have their parents, siblings and friends blown up in front of their eyes. It is absolutely understandable that a person who went through such traumas can grow up resenting and hating the states responsible for the root of that pain.
That said, putting any trust into Twitter accounts without actually googling something yourself in 2025 is misguided at best. Scrolling through that account for a minute shows a very clear anti-Palestinian bias. That's all I'll say on this matter.
I stand by what I mentioned earlier: Right wing extremism is on the rise and responsible for the majority of terrorist activity. The US is descending into fascism. The rule of law and the Constitution are violated by the ruling administration. A couple of left-wing influencers or activists giving a speech with inflammatory phrases is in no way comparable to what is happening on the right.
There are countless countries that have suffered due to American intervention, have had their (often democratically elected!) governments violently overthrown. The CIA has involved itself in many coups. There are nations and people who associate America purely with the pain and suffering that they endured due to the US. A bit like how the eastern European countries see Russia.
As for the "Death to Israel", yes, there is antisemitism on the left as well. No one can deny that. But you also can't ignore that there are, once again, entire generations that know the state of Israel purely as a military force that continues to destabilize the region. Look at the kids in Gaza who are intentionally starved, who are shot in the genitals by IDF snipers when they thought they were getting aid and food, who have their parents, siblings and friends blown up in front of their eyes. It is absolutely understandable that a person who went through such traumas can grow up resenting and hating the states responsible for the root of that pain.
That said, putting any trust into Twitter accounts without actually googling something yourself in 2025 is misguided at best. Scrolling through that account for a minute shows a very clear anti-Palestinian bias. That's all I'll say on this matter.
I stand by what I mentioned earlier: Right wing extremism is on the rise and responsible for the majority of terrorist activity. The US is descending into fascism. The rule of law and the Constitution are violated by the ruling administration. A couple of left-wing influencers or activists giving a speech with inflammatory phrases is in no way comparable to what is happening on the right.
