Maryam Amir – Blocking influencers

Maryam Amir
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The speaker discusses the negative impact of hate speech on their following population, citing the lack of political knowledge and the need for people to address issues. They express their gratitude for being a part of a larger generation and acknowledge that hate speech is not just a discussion of political issues, but rather a discussion of economic issues. The speaker also mentions the use of video to point out issues related to the population's feelings and suggests that people should not be upset about the situation.
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I don't want to give this person any attention, but I just want to

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point out one thing. When you say that you are not politically savvy

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enough to address something, when you have a following of 10 million

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people, this is what you sound like. In fact, I can't even say

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the word genocide, because I just I don't know there are, there are

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bad things in the world, and there are good things in the world. And

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I can't really speak to whether or not it is good or bad. If people

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of different races are forced to use different streets, are forced

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to be in different schools, are forced to drink from different

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water fountains, I spend hours and hours looking at trends and sounds

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for trends so that my content goes more viral. So I can't really

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speak on whether or not mass graves of children and their

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families that have all been found surrounding hospitals in ghaza,

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where patients still have catheters in their corpses, where

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children were found with close range gunshot wounds, where men

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and women had their hands tied behind their backs, were

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blindfolded, some were found beheaded. Others were found to

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have suffocated to death. I don't know enough about politics to

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speak on whether or not that's right and influence the 10 million

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people that follow me. That video probably took hours for her to

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make, even if it was just a few minutes with the editing, the

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getting feedback from people, the wondering if it's sincere enough,

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was the tone sincere enough? Did she cover all her grounds that

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those hours could have simply been used to read it's been seven

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months. There are so many Palestinian journalist accounts

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that you can follow and see and you can see with your eyes, which

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is why there is a global uprising to scream against genocide. I'm so

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grateful to be a part of a generation where we are holding

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people to account and they have to apologize, because otherwise it

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affects them financially. And while she said she's so sorry that

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the video that she put up initially might have been taken

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out of context. One, what other context is there? What other

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context is there for? Let them eat cake? And two, even with that

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apology, the video is still up, despite the fact that millions of

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people are pointing out how disgusting the concept is,

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obviously because you're making bank off it,

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but it really shows where your care is. It's not about how your

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followers feel, it's about

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what you are profiting from. From.

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