Shadee Elmasry – It Didn’t Start On October 7 Hamza Tzortzis NBF 272

Shadee Elmasry
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A speaker discusses how the crisis has been complex and volatile, with police actions leading to the deaths of children and the construction of carpet-bombed buildings. The speaker uses a narrative that assumes that the aggressor is the aggressor, not the victim, and uses the phrase "oppressors' to describe the situation.
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Don't assume that the crisis started on October the seventh,

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we've had seven decades of illegal occupation, decades of apartheid,

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decades of killing hundreds of children killed. One would argue

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that a whole decade of bombing, right every couple of years, Gaza

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has been, you know, literally carpet bombed. You have even Arab

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Israeli citizens being treated like third class citizens, you

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have Palestinians being treated, you know, worse than animals. So

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from this perspective, we see that there has been an ongoing

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aggression going on. So what we've just done is we reframe the

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narrative by saying, Well hold on a second, your statement assumes

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that you are not the aggressor, that you're the victim. But in the

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grand cosmic scheme of things on this issue, you are actually the

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oppressor. You are tyrannical. You are terrorists state, you're an

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apartheid state. And it really frames the whole narrative and we

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say didn't just start on October the seventh

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