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Intersectionality and Israel
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| I spoke yesterday at a rally in Los Angeles, Beverly Hills to be precise, on behalf of Israel. | |
| Noting, as I have on the show, that if you cannot call Hamas evil, it is only a reflection on you. | |
| You have either an agenda of Israel's destruction or you are so blindsided and indeed blinded by propaganda of the left. | |
| That it's a very sad, very sad and worrisome situation. | |
| You know, they speak on the left about intersectionality. | |
| You've all heard about that, right? | |
| Intersectionality. | |
| Everything's related to something else. | |
| So that even though gays have full rights in Israel and have no rights in almost any Muslim country and certainly Israel's neighbors, Nevertheless, a gay should support the anti-Israel crowd. | |
| Right? | |
| That is the argument of LGBT. We have no rights among the Palestinians. | |
| We have all rights among the Jews. | |
| But nevertheless, support the Palestinian aim of exterminating Israel. | |
| Because it's intersectional. | |
| You have to be anti-West, anti-colonialist, etc., if you are LGBTQ. So I was thinking, there really is intersectionality. | |
| I have sort of modified my view on it. | |
| There is intersectionality on the left. | |
| It came across beautifully during the Palestinian or the Gazans or really Hamas' massive attempt to murder as many Israelis as possible and Israel's response. | |
| Now, let me ask you a question. | |
| If you say men give birth, what are the chances of your being pro-Hamas? | |
| Interesting question, isn't it? | |
| By golly, there is intersectionality. | |
| What are the odds of a person who says men give birth supporting in this last war Hamas? | |
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Belief Over Reality
00:03:37
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| I would say the odds are 99 to 1. Nearly 100% of those who say that. | |
| We'll be pro-Hamas. | |
| What percentage of people who say, no, only women give birth, will be pro-Israel? | |
| Again, I suspect that the percentage is virtually overwhelming. | |
| Not virtually, is overwhelming. | |
| Now, one would ask, why does one have anything to do with the other? | |
| Whether or not you believe men give birth, why should that have anything to do with whom you supported in the last couple of weeks, Hamas or Israel? | |
| And think about it. | |
| What is the answer to that question? | |
| It's not easy. | |
| The obvious answer is you don't think clearly on any issue. | |
| So therefore, if you don't think clearly on any issue, you don't think clearly on any issue. | |
| Okay. | |
| But that's true. | |
| But it's not enough. | |
| It's your ability to digest reality, moral reality, and reality is compromised. | |
| Or you believe only what the left tells you to believe. | |
| That might be hitting it more accurately. | |
| You believe men give birth, you're adamant about it. | |
| You even tell us science backs you up. | |
| And by the way, the list is long. | |
| The people who think you should wear masks after being vaccinated, I'll bet you the great majority of those are pro-Hamas. | |
| What does that have to do with anything, right? | |
| It's a phenomenon. | |
| It is truly a phenomenon. | |
| It's worth making a list. | |
| If you believe X, then you will believe A, B, C, D, E, F, G. And if you believe Y, you will believe H, I, J, K, L, M, N. Right? | |
| Basically, people agree on nothing. | |
| Nothing. | |
| If you believe, how about this? | |
| If you believe that there was Russian collusion with the Trump campaign, I'll bet you were more likely to be pro-Hamas. | |
| Now, why would that be? | |
| What does one have to do with the other? | |
| Because the left told you to believe something. | |
| Doesn't matter if it's true. | |
| Doesn't matter if it's moral. | |
| That's why I have said for years that the gulf between left and right is unbridgeable. | |
| It's not on one or two issues. | |
| Well, welcome to the show. | |
| I'm Dennis Prager. | |