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🚨 Socialism 2026 Panel Debates Whether “Settler Colonialism” Is Too Imprecise and Needs to Be “White Settler Colonialism” At Socialism 2026’s “Ocean Deep Solidarity: Reparations, LANDBACK, and Collective Liberation” panel, Raven Schwam-Curtis invokes UVA professor Tiffany King for some galaxy-brain theorizing over whether “settler colonialism” is simply too imprecise.... show more

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People sometimes find it hard to understand that criticising Zionism, even in as coruscating a fashion, as Norman Finkelstein has done, does not mean that you are an anti-Zionist. Nor does it mean that you support the full liberation of Palestine, from the river to the sea. In fact, as is reasonably widely known, Finkelstein has opposed the use of the phrase ‘from the river to the sea’. Now, in a livestream a couple of weeks ago, Finkelstein has appeared to go further, and has denounced three of the essential conceptual tools of analysis of the Zionist movement: Settler colonialism, decolonisation and De-Zionisation as “really stupid”, “idiotic”, “cringy”. Here is what he said (video is below): “There was a lot of really crazy political correctness. I have no doubt about that. They had classes on settler colonialism and decolonization and DeZionizing of the Jewish mind. You know, really stupid, cringy... You know these idiotic notions. It’s appalling from an educational point of view.” I am sorry to report that Norman Finkelstein is not an anti-Zionist and is not a supporter of the Liberation and decolonization of the Zionist settler colony. #DismantleZionism

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Kirk Lubimov

110,488 просмотров • 9 месяцев назад

A White Woman speaks on the hypocrisy of non-whites ( ~ 90% of the planet) who are constantly trying to attack our White Race 'within our White countries' and say that everything in our White countries is "too White". No one is coming to help us against this evil ideology, we are on our own. Everyone sees it, and a percent are extremely envious, and will always be against us. So do what you can, and tell them to go straight to hell, because you're not going anywhere, whether they like it or not. And ultimately, we'll be stronger than ever before.

A White Woman speaks on the hypocrisy of non-whites ( ~ 90% of the planet) who are constantly trying to attack our White Race 'within our White countries' and say that everything in our White countries is "too White". No one is coming to help us against this evil ideology, we are on our own. Everyone sees it, and a percent are extremely envious, and will always be against us. So do what you can, and tell them to go straight to hell, because you're not going anywhere, whether they like it or not. And ultimately, we'll be stronger than ever before.

Dane

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