Lauren Booth – Why Calling Gaza an Open Air Prison is Wrong

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The segment discusses the concept of a "open air prison" as a place for criminals to go for drugs and other crimes. The segment also touches on the concept of a "weAKier
the oppressor is a test for one's behavior and the difference between the actions of a person committed to a terrorist's actions and the actions of a person who doesn't commit the crime. The segment also touches on the concept of a "weAKier" and the difference between the actions of a person committed to a terrorist's actions and the actions of a person who doesn't commit the crime.

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			Lauren booth made a very good
point. She said, Excuse me, why
		
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			are we calling these?
		
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			Because an open air prison.
		
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			Why we call it an open air prison.
		
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			A prison is a place where
criminals go.
		
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			A prison is a place for adults,
not children. A prison is a place
		
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			that prisoners have the right to
security. Right to have rights. A
		
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			prison is a place that gets
medical attention.
		
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			prisoner gets sick, and he dies in
your care. You're in trouble as a
		
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			jail. Who here runs a jail?
		
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			Right? We have in our Masjid
Hamdulillah. There is a brother
		
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			who's
		
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			a prison guard. He's a prison
guard.
		
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			Right?
		
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			If a prison guard allows abuse,
he's in trouble. If a prison guard
		
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			sees a guy vomiting sick and he
walks away, he's in trouble. He's
		
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			liable. Prisons are places that
receive medical attention. There
		
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			are a whole group that are writes
to the prisoner.
		
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			I mean, she made a great point.
Prisons are a place that get
		
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			three meals a day.
		
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			Okay.
		
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			Nazarene, the YouTube channel that
you could watch this on is Safina
		
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			society.
		
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			Go to YouTube and type in Safina
Syed.
		
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			Mikhail sericin I feel I can't
sleep until late I wake up early.
		
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			I'm so depressed what's happening?
Because turn your phone off for
		
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			one day. Tell everybody.
		
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			Tell everybody.
		
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			Tell everyone I don't exist for
one day.
		
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			Turn your phone off for one day,
you got to be almost like vicious
		
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			about it. You got to be cutthroat.
I don't care what's gonna happen.
		
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			Turn the phone off. I mean, this
is an extreme thing. One day is an
		
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			extreme thing, if not then a
mugger to turn it off a modem.
		
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			So prisons is not the prison open
air prison is not the right word
		
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			for Gaza. Because they don't get
these basic things. And there
		
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			weren't criminals in the first
place. What is the correct word
		
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			for us? She said, concentration
camp?
		
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			Well, how could you say that
concentration camp that's only for
		
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			Jews?
		
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			Hold on a second. What's the
definition of a concentration? A
		
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			place where large numbers of
people
		
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			are crowded.
		
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			In oppressive conditions, for
political purposes.
		
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			That's exactly what it does is 70%
of eleganza.
		
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			All right,
		
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			are refugees.
		
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			Because right now, only 30% of
that population. Were the original
		
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			residents of Gaza.
		
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			You tripled the population with
refugees. Hence, it's extremely
		
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			crowded, right? extremely crowded.
You tripled that population.
		
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			All right,
		
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			with refugees from the neck kabbah
and other places. That kappa is
		
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			the great catastrophe of when
		
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			the year Israel was formed, they
launched attacks on Palestinian
		
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			property, land and people. And
they had one of the places they
		
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			left was because they went because
		
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			all right.
		
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			It was razzes a concentration
camp. So why are the Zionists
		
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			running a concentration camp I
have a spiritual
		
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			analysis of this. So because they
never had, they didn't what they
		
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			internalized so much hatred.
		
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			For what happened to them. They
ended up becoming
		
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			you know what they hid?
		
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			When you focus on something
positively or negatively,
		
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			okay, you end up becoming that
thing.
		
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			If you keep telling yourself do
not think
		
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			about a red car, do not think
about a red Ferrari. Do not think
		
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			about a red Porsche. Doesn't
matter whether I tell you to think
		
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			about it or not think about you're
gonna think about it.
		
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			Alright, I want you to hate
		
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			a bottle of poison. Okay, hate it
or like it. I'm thinking about it.
		
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			Okay. So, in contrast the Muslim
		
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			when he is oppressed
		
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			He knows this oppressor is a test
sent to me by Allah subhanaw taala
		
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			it could be for sins that I
committed
		
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			to purify me, and it could be to
elevate my rank. But
		
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			the general meaning of Yet Allah
He felt to add him means of vollem
		
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			the oppressor he is oppressing J
as a test from Allah subhanaw If
		
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			he's not an independent entity,
		
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			and the oppressor will return back
to Allah subhanaw taala to punish
		
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			him forever. So why am I what?
Why, why am I worrying about him?
		
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			Why am I going to busy myself
hating them? There is a spiritual
		
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			element to everything,
		
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			including suffering from an
oppressor. We cannot let ourselves
		
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			use a boil on the inside for
decades upon decades, hating the
		
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			oppressor.
		
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			Yes, I hate him. But
		
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			what did the prophets I send him
say? BIP heavy Becca Hogben? Ma?
		
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			Sandy Coronado gamma? Wah, wah wah
bah bah he Ibaka Buddha Ma. I will
		
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			say Amma
		
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			right che Emma That's correct.
		
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			Hate your who? Your enemy? Yeah,
the reasonably.
		
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			Why? Well, first of all, it's not
good for you. Number two, one day
		
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			might be your ally. Okay.
		
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			One day it could be your ally.
		
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			What's up moto Buccleuch says they
became Darth Vader?
		
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			The hatred of evil. If someone
goes around hating, let's say
		
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			someone came to this livestream
and just went on hating and hating
		
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			alcoholics and stuff or like
something's wrong with you. Yeah,
		
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			we don't none of us like
alcoholics. Right. But what's
		
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			the the hatred of a Muslim is like
his policy, in the sense that it's
		
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			not just a raw emotion. It's a
policy hatred, meaning we disavow
		
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			from them, we seek to change this
wrong. We don't support them. It's
		
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			like a policy. That's what I mean
by that it more so than an
		
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			emotion, emotion we all hate the
oppressor, but to a degree. And if
		
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			I saw someone railing and begging
stuff, because they hate Zionist
		
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			and be like,
		
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			something's wrong with you, you
need spiritual help. Yes, we all
		
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			hate them in the sense that of
their oppression.
		
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			And this hatred doesn't go towards
Jews.
		
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			This is a big difference.
		
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			There's a big difference between
the one committing the apartheid
		
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			sin and the oppression in Gaza and
the concentration camp.
		
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			And the one who doesn't commit it.
Judaism is not the only factor. He
		
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			there are Jews who are against
Zionism. There are Jews who want a
		
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			homeland. And by the way, remember
to a couple episodes ago, I said
		
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			if you study what happened to Jews
in in Europe, you would want a
		
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			homeland for them to like people
shouldn't be treated this way. The
		
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			way they were treated.
		
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			Okay, so isn't that nothing to do
with Jews?