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When you lost Jesse Waters on the free Palestine front, it's over.
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You know what I mean?
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Speaking of Macklemore, there's a new Macklemore post.
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He said, with everything that has happened over the last 48 hours, I want to bring the conversation back to where it belongs to the Palestinian people who are still being killed, still living under military occupation, and still fighting for their freedom.
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I'll be donating the entire $1 million of my net earnings from
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the Ed Sheeran Loop Tour to six organizations working directly to support the Palestinian people, and I invite Robert Kraft to match my donation.
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Whatever we disagree about, perhaps we can agree on this.
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Palestinian lives are worth protecting.
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A Palestinian life is no less valuable than any other life on this earth.
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That is what this has always been about.
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Not me, not a tour, not the headlines or the controversy.
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It's about Palestinians' right to freedom, dignity, and safety on their own homeland.
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Uh-oh.
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That's the MKUltra activation code, though.
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You said Palestinians have a homeland.
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Robert Kraft is not going to like that.
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I want to center the parents carrying their children into hospitals without basic resources to treat them and the physicians, paramedics, journalists, and aid workers who keep going back in.
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I want to center the organizers and activists who have paid real costs for standing with Palestine.
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The risk is of a far different order than mine.
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Just yesterday, 15-year-old Mohammed al-Zinadi was killed in an Israeli strike while rushing to help aid worker Sharif Lubad, who had already been injured.
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He was a child.
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Both were murdered.
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Both should be alive.
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And the ones still under the rubble, whose names exist only in the memories of people who may not have survived to speak them.
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Writing a check is one of the least costly forms of solidarity available to me.
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I am doing it because I can and because these organizations are doing the work while much of the world debates it.
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But aid alone cannot address the conditions that make it necessary.
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This is a man-made injustice and I believe it requires immediate political change.
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Palestinians have lived for decades without basic rights and should not have to wait another day to be free.
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That is where my focus will remain.
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I will continue to stand with the Palestinian people and their fight for liberation.
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When the new cycle moves on, which it will, don't move with it.
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Free Palestine.
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Now what's interesting is Robert Kraft has now responded from Gillette Stadium.
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Let's read what he said.
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I've dedicated much of my life to building bridges between all people, including Jeffrey Epstein, Benjamin Netanyahu, and Donald Trump.
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I added that part myself.
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I believe deeply that all lives are worth protecting, including Benjamin Netanyahu's and Jeffrey Epstein's and Donald Trump's.
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Earlier today, before McLemore challenged me to match his donation, Ed called me
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and asked me to commit $2 million to match his donation to aid in the region to fight this humanitarian crisis.
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Donate in the region?
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The humanitarian crisis?
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Who is responsible for it?
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What are the charities you're donating to?
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He's like, that's why I'm giving $2 million.
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By the way, he won't even hand it to McLemore.
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He's like, yeah, Ed asked me, actually.
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That's why I'm doing it.
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I'm doubling and I'm giving it to the IDF.
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Ed now plans to reach out to other venue owners and our goal is to continue to work together to build bridges.
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In addition, I'd like the people who are speaking in support of the Palestinian people to know
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that for decades I have supported efforts to create opportunity for Palestinians and brought young Palestinians and Israelis together to build businesses, create jobs and forge relationships.
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Yeah.
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Building bridges so that we can, you know, send bombs over there to blow them up.
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To add on to this, even Fox News, even Fox News, even Jesse Waters had to say something along the lines of like,
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what, he just said free Palestine and that's why we're canceling him?
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This doesn't make any sense.
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Even Fox News is recognizing that this level of silencing,
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this level of control over discourse in the United States of America at the behest of a foreign nation is ridiculous.
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Flues.
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Jesse.
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So what did he say?
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It was bad.
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He said, free Palestine. Is that all?
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He went on.
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No, there was genocide.
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Okay.
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Okay.
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Well, all I heard was free Palestine.
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I don't think that's hate speech.
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But, you know, if Rob Kraft doesn't want you there, he owns the venue.
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You're gone.
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I mean, that's ridiculous.
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Like, he still has to turn around and make it seem like this is reasonable.
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But even when you lost Jesse Waters on the free Palestine front, it's over you know what i mean
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because like look this guy is the the maximum bootlicker
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and he very quickly reveals that he is the maximum bootlicker
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but even a guy like jesse waters has to at least come across as somewhat reasonable
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so that the propaganda
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that he does otherwise is more powerful this is the dynamic
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demonstrated by mainstream outlets as well sometimes like new york times
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will do a report that's scathing on like israel's violence israel's genocide and you're like what what the New York Times, like New York war crimes did this.
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And it's like, yeah, they have to do this.
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The reason why they have to do this is because if they don't, if there is something that is so glaringly,
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obviously an inconsistent instance of hypocrisy, and you have to present yourself as like a reasonable person, if you don't do it in a moment like this,
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then next time when you pull up to propagandize, they are going to remind you that you were inconsistent.
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You were hypocritical.
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You were silly.
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This is a moment where even Fox News has to entertain the silliness. Who cares? Who cares?
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If Greg's on my tour and he starts spouting off and annoying me, I'm giving him the boot.
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I don't even care if it's political.
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If he even looks at me the wrong way when I take him on tour.
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He is gone.
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You know why he won't?
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Because he won't go on tour with me.
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The fact that they are trying to justify this is so, so deeply insincere, and it will only reduce their credibility even with their own base.
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Because I'm certain that there's still plenty of Republicans that watch Fox News, who get entertained by Fox News, who believe in Fox News,
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who feel like this is a bridge too far.
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Nobody likes a rich asshole controlling what you can and can't say.
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They live with that reality every day at their workplaces.
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So this is just a reminder of the thing you hate, of super powerful, rich asshole, comes in and says, no,
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you can't say this thing that everyone also agrees with.
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Simply put, that's completely unacceptable.
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The zero tolerance policy that the Israel lobby
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and its domestic loyalists enforced the silenced criticism of that foreign country used to be done without anyone noticing, so it was effective.
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The problem is they're running a playbook from 2001 in 2026 and everyone can see it now.
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Absolutely.
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We exist in a very different media environment.
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We exist in a very different social environment.
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We exist in a very different political environment.
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What used to work in the buildup in the last 80 years, when the media was far more consolidated,
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far more organized, when people could only get their information from mainstream outlets, from six different TV channels, or maybe a hundred different TV channels, but still TV channels nonetheless,
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information was easier to control.
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So when this kind of incident took place, everyone in corporate media would immediately cover it as, here is a vicious anti-Semite that's getting punished.
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And we'd move on.
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We would just assume that Macklemore is a rabid anti-Semite, and thank God he's no longer getting a massive platform.
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But in 2026, people understand what Israel has done.
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In 2026, people despise what Israel has done.
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And in 2026, people have an opportunity to learn about things that are happening from independent outlets.
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There is a far greater, far more diverse force of information in this landscape.
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So when people attack Macklemore or attack anyone else, even myself included, with the same barrage of disinformation,
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misinformation, claims of anti-Semitism, people know that that's simply untrue.
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This is the real issue.
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This is the real problem.
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And the more these forces, the Israel lobby, its vociferous defenders, use this same technique, calling someone an anti-Semite,
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demanding their deplatforming, getting their wishes of deplatforming, cancellation, real cancel culture, the more that that happens, the more people despise Israel,
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this foreign country, this foreign country and its envoys that are unbelievably entitled.
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Ironically enough, a big part of the reason why Americans despise Israel is not only
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because of the violence that Israel has contributed to, the belligerence of the greater Israeli project,
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the tax dollars that are going there to contribute to these atrocities, our moral culpability.
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These are all reasons why many people oppose Israel.
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But that's not the main reason why there is majority support for Palestinians now.
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Americans have been trained to collateralize brown lives.
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They've seen it over and over again in Iraq and Afghanistan, everywhere around the world.
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Brown bodies are seen on television as collateral damage.
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So they're used to seeing that kind of death and destruction, even though Israel has kicked up the magnitude.
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It's a genocide.
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It's different than just a war.
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It's different than an illegal occupation.
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But Americans are used to seeing Muslims die on television and justify it.
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But the major difference is that Israel will then turn around and demand your cancellation if you call it out.
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That's a big problem because Americans hate cancel culture.
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They love free speech and they do not like when a foreign country and its envoys are demonstrating this level of hubris,
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this level of arrogance and demonstrating this level of power on American soil.
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Every single American, when they find out that AIPAC has been able to successfully push for anti-BDS legislation in 38 states,
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loses their minds, they go, oh, that's unacceptable.
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In 38 states in the United States of America, you have to sign a loyalty pledge to the state of Israel that you will never boycott Israel.
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You will never demand sanctions on the Israeli nation state.
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You will never demand divestment from Israeli companies.
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And you have to sign these laws to get a job in the state of Texas.
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You have to sign this loyalty place in the state of Israel to become a public school teacher.
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Do you understand how insane that is?
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First of all, it is a direct violation of the First Amendment.
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It's a direct violation of the First Amendment.
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Numerous states have different versions of this law.
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I have yet to meet a person that has told me that this law is good.
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I've only met people that didn't know it existed.
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And when they find out that it exists, they lose their minds.
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They get very mad.
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This is unbelievable arrogance.
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You understand?
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Unbelievable entitlement.
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And perhaps that's precisely the reason why so many defenders of Israel, so many envoys of the Israeli state repeat this sense of entitlement,
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this sense of arrogance, this hubris over and over again, because they're used to it for the past 80 years.
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It has been unconditional loyalty and support.
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What's up, YouTube?
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If you like that video, please like, subscribe and turn on the notifications.
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Also, tune into my stream.
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I'm probably live right now at twitch.tv slash Hassanabi and support independent media like the Piker Broadcasting Service, the People's Broadcasting Service.
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Thank you.
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A lot of this, Branko says, is the Israel first crowd's own doing for insisting on trying to make Free Palestine somehow hate speech or offensive, which most people see as absurd and cynical.
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Everything that's followed will embolden other artists to speak out and weaken this canceled campaign.
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Thousands of Ed Sheeran tickets remain on Seoul for Singers Tour with prices down to $65 online.
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What is this?
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Sharon got a replacement.
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Haters will say AI.
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No, I think, I think McLemore has actually announced that, um, who's that lady who did Eurovision for Israel?
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Yeah.
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Yes.
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put the ai slap back on i'm from tel aviv
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and this is my art and she has new opener since everyone is dropping out of his tour
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As Sheeran announces new backing band.
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That is, that's somewhat of a deep cut.
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1-877 cars for kids.
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Yeah.
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and our boy five ish is in the building as well
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if your fame is in a line with israel you immediately
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get mean being publicly pro israel literally social suicide is fascinating yeah
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but here's the thing for the elites in society they are
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completely sheltered from this stuff at most it makes them feel bad for a brief moment
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if they see it at all our voices do not reach them
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and i need you to understand this so that's why it's significant when people in your social status
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are actually complaining about this and showing solidarity.
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Because you think Ed Sheeran is around regular people?
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You think Ed Sheeran is ever yelled at?
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He doesn't go out in public.
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He's Ed Sheeran.
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He's worth $400 million.
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The only other people
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that he's ever around in social functions are people who also have the exact same opinion as he does.
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here's mark lamont hill explaining uh on the joe button podcast
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uh the the controversy in the drama let's take a look nothing
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that macklemore did in these recent stage shows was hate speech right
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and the idea of saying or reinforcing the idea
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that free palestine is hate speech it's just like in the united states
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when people used to hear black lives matter when it first came out
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and people would act like black lives matter was anti-white yeah just
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because that makes you uncomfortable doesn't mean that it's
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that it's wrong just a reminder mark lamont hill literally was
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fired for saying from the river to the sea palestine will
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be free he's been a long-standing advocate for palestinian emancipation he he has a close
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and personal relationship with the censorious regime uh brought about by the zionist lobby
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so he knows he's experienced it he's lived it.
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And here's the reality.
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I have as well, and maybe even some of you have experienced a fraction of this, or maybe the full brunt of the Zionist lobby.
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When you went out and you protested on college campuses, you might have been called up by HR for things that you've tweeted,
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things that you've said on social media.
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Israel has universalized this experience.
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The lobby has universalized this experience.
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And therefore, these cries of anti-Semitism fall on deaf ears
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because everyone knows someone at this point that has gone out and protested, that has gone out and said, this is unacceptable.
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Why are we still giving money to Israel and have been yelled at?
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And they are reminded of that experience.
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They've been yelled at and called an anti-Semite when they weren't being anti-Semitic.
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And that is precisely the reason why these media campaigns, the smear campaigns coordinated by mainstream outlets, coordinated by very powerful entities in this country,
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very powerful people in this country that have amassed insane levels of wealth consolidated in the hands of just a tiny, tiny number of people.
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When they see someone like McLemore getting yelled at, or even someone like myself getting yelled at, they are reminded of their own personal experience and they don't like it.
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That's why it doesn't work.
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And he said this stuff, this decision that you just said is not about diminishing the suffering of innocent Palestinians.
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It is.
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He always, but he always has these comments like innocent Palestinians.
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I'm not mad to innocent Palestinians, but any Palestinian that resists, any Palestinian that fights in a way that they don't think is appropriate is no longer an innocent Palestinian.
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Like how you get to protest your own occupation is not left to the occupier.
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They don't get to set the standard.
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That's why I despise when people say, oh, well, you know, I don't mind criticisms of Israel.
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No, you don't.
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You do mind it.
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What do you mean you don't mind criticism of Israel?
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I've never met a type of criticism of Israel that you've, you know, been on board with.
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You don't like when Miss Rachel says children shouldn't be slaughtered.
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You call her a vicious anti-Semite,
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which ironically enough is far more anti-Semitic than anything anyone else is being accused of to tie Judaism to murdering children.
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what a disgusting thing to do because the hidden premise there is
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that no you know israel is going to murder children there's nothing you could do about it
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because israel is the jewish state that's that's messed up that's anti-semitic
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and that's what this statement does but he crap he puts all this warm
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and fuzzy language in it so it sounds like he's being reasonable
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and that's what they do the oppressor acts reasonable by saying let's split the pie
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but it's not your pie yes god i love Mark Lamont Hill so much.
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He's so amazing.
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What a brilliant voice, dude.
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What a brilliant advocate.
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And that's what Palestine is all about, is splitting the pie.
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And every time I say, how are we going to split the pie?
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I take another slice.
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I take another slice.
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There's nothing left.
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And then if I fight back and take my slice back, they say, well, you were being unreasonable.
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And that's the problem with Robert Kraft.
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And that's the problem with all of this.
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And that's why I resent what Ed Sheeran did, because he knows enough to know that.
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You can't punish a group of people for the actions of a smaller group of people.
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Right, you can't do that.
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And even the Hamas conversation frames, I know we gotta tie this up, but it frames everything that's happening as starting on October 7th.
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Palestine was under occupation on October 6th.
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Gaza was under siege on October 6th.
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The occupation of Palestine begins in 1967.
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It's the longest military occupation in modern history.
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The theft of Palestinian land, and the plunder of Palestinian land, which begins at the end of the 19th century, but in terms of the formation of Israel, starts in 1948.
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40 something.
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Yeah, 1948 beast mode bars as always i mean he's brilliant margola my hill is brilliant
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yeah october 7 happened because of october 6 oh aoc had a take on this as well
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hey if ed sheeran comes on the radio while you're driving along are you changing the channels i am You are?
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Why is that?
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I think that what we've seen,
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especially, it's not just what has happened with the act and not just in removing Macklemore from the lineup,
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but when you see what Robert Kraft did to line up all of the stadiums to censor speech in
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that one specific way, It's become clear that this is not just about one music artist or two music artists,
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but this is about how just a handful of stadium owners and the elite can prevent an entire massive issue,
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in this case the genocide in Gaza.
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But it doesn't stop there.
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It could be speaking out about AI could be speaking out about any issue
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that you can now just get a handful of stadium owners to ensure
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that an entire person's career can be jeopardized
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if they speak out about any issue the supporting acts have dropped out
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but Ed Sheeran I think will still continue with the tour
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um do you what do you think his responsibility is in
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all of this um you know I I don't know
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but you know I think that because you never see these contracts
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and some I have no idea what the financial entanglements of
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that of all that is but I do think
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that um you know I think
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that the right thing to do is to speak out about it
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and I think the right thing to do is at the
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very least to speak out about this abuse of power because
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if they're saying that to him right then they can say it to anybody
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and at what point does it stop i have it's just crazy so many cancel culture warriors made a
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ton of money made absolute killing railing against like college campus
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protesters blue-haired sjw's yelling at them right they didn't actually like
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lose anything significant in the process they just got yelled at it was annoying
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and now that there is actual de-platforming taking place not a single one of them give a shit.
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They don't talk about it at all.
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They welcome it.
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Many of them welcome it.
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Englisch lernen mit Videos ist eine tolle Möglichkeit, um realistische Gesprächs Situationen kennenzulernen – und dieses Video bietet genau das! Es handelt von aktuellen, emotionalen Themen, die natürliche Sprache und verschiedene Redestile zeigen: von persönlichen Erklärungen bis hin zu öffentlichen Herausforderungen. Wenn du "shadow speech" übst – also mithörst und direkt nachsprichst – trainierst du nicht nur deine Aussprache, sondern auch das Timing und die Intonation. Das macht dein Sprechen flüssiger und selbstsicherer. Probier's aus: Die Sätze sind nicht zu lang, und die Themen sind relevant, so dass du schnell Fortschritte siehst!
Grammatik & Ausdrücke im Kontext
Lass uns 3 praktische Strukturen aus dem Video betrachten:
- "I'll be donating...": Die Zukunft progressive Form zeigt eine Handlung, die in der Zukunft stattfindet und sich über einen Zeitraum erstreckt. Perfekt für Pläne, die aktiv umgesetzt werden – z. B. "I'll be working on my project all week."
- "Whatever we disagree about...": Mit "whatever" oder "whoever" kannst du allgemeine Bedingungen ausdrücken. Es klingt selbstsicher und flexibel: "Whatever you choose, I'll support you."
- "aid alone cannot address the conditions...": "Address" hier bedeutet "sich mit etwas befassen". Eine nützliche Alternative zu "lösen" – z. B. "We need to address the problem immediately."
Häufige Aussprachefallen
Einige Wörter im Video können tricky sein – aber mit "shadow speak" machst du sie dir schnell zu eigen! Zum Beispiel:
- "Palestinian": Achte auf die Betonung auf "les" – /ˌpæləˈstɪniən/. Übe es langsam: "Pa-le-sti-ni-an".
- "humanitarian": Die Silben sind "hu-man-i-tar-i-an" – nicht zu schnell sprechen, sonst verlierst du die "i".
- "occupation": Die "cc" wird wie "k" gesprochen, und die Betonung liegt auf "cu" – /ˌɒkjuˈpeɪʃn/. Probier's mit dem Video: Höre dir die Intonation an, wie der Sprecher sie betont.
Mit ein bisschen Übung wirst du diese Wörter flüssig beherrschen – und dein Englisch klingt viel natürlicher!
Grammatik in diesem Video
Die Strukturen, die der Sprecher am häufigsten verwendet, mit den genauen Worten aus dem Video:
| Struktur | Im Video |
|---|---|
| „Used to“ used to + Verb – eine frühere Gewohnheit oder ein Zustand, der nicht mehr gilt | used to be · used to work · used to hear |
| Present Perfect have/has + Partizip Perfekt – eine vergangene Handlung, die jetzt noch wichtig ist | has happened · has always been · have paid |
| Passiv be + Partizip Perfekt – wichtig ist, was geschieht, nicht wer es tut | being killed · was killed · were murdered |
| Relativsätze who / which + Satz – eine Zusatzinformation über eine Person oder Sache | people who are · people who may · person that has |
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