I’ve debated Stardust several times on various topics and platforms — Modern-Day Debate, perhaps Hippy Dippy? I’ve seen her on Killstream I think? And maybe Cozy? She’s talked with everybody — a liberal gal, I forget where she’s from or what she is (maybe Muslim? Maybe Pakistani??), but quite even-tempered. I sometimes have felt like I’m boring her lol.

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MAIN TOPIC: Stardust's documentary VIDEO: UNMASKED: The Far-Left's Mastery in Dehumanization

Part 1. The Left's Mastery of Dehumanization.

The events that happened on October 7th are horrible. What's worse are the responses, and blatant antisemitism that has ensued. Large content creators and public figures have demonstrated their lack of ability in thinking critically, even blatant bigotry. October 7th was a tragedy for the Israeli people. Palestinians deserve a home and their own land, but so do the Israelis. Featuring Frogan, MikefromPA, Hasanabi, Mia Khalifa, and more.

POINTS Hake would like to touch on…

Stardust is pro-Palestinian, liberal, but also sensible, even-tempered — as women go, more logical and objective than many.

I had no idea she was capable of making such a well-produced documentary, but when I think about it it makes sense.

I see this as good vs. evil. Every human being is capable of evil, and has to check themselves, or be checked by reality.

(Not victim group vs blame group, (remember “Punch Nazis”? … oppressor vs oppressed, colonizer vs decolonizer, capitalism vs anticapitalism, slave vs master, 99% vs 1%, people vs govt, citizens vs police, racist vs antiracist, pro-white vs anti-white, Zionist vs anti-Zionist…)
Those things all become evil vs evil.

The Left have a big time “taking up for victims” mindset. But emotional people are dangerous, violent people who are not to be trusted.

(I believe that’s why black violence is so high — the women, the children, the men, all feel like victims and can’t appreciate what they have. When whites commit terrorism, mass murder, they do that.)

Palestinians: seemingly nobody likes them or trusts them. Raised and brainwashed as victims? “Victims” become perpetrators, and so do those who feel sorry for others. MSM really guilty of this.

(You see this with people who were violated as children, they go on to violate others if they hold onto it. And everybody was wronged in some way by parents, and/or one another, and in turn wrongs others and themselves.)

Iran: I instinctively oppose the liberal-trendy: “I stand with Iranian women.”

All of this anti-Apartheid talk about Israel — Apartheid ended in South Africa amid the same liberal-trendy globohomo pressure, but gave way to something much worse, IMO! Something evil, certainly.

I don’t call it antisemitism (hyphen or no hyphen? “Anti-Semitism”) — as that’s unhelpful. If you call it hatred then the antiracist is just as guilty if not more so than the alleged racist. And just because some language or actions or stories sound harsh doesn’t mean they were born of hate — they may be justified, and evil measured and done from love.

Stardust said on one stream Muslims should stand for Jews because Jews stood against Islamophobia.

“White Replacement Theory” / demographic change. The pro-Palestinian libs sound “far right,” she says. This is why I don’t join with the right wingers who also use the term “open air prison” for Palestine. Am I wrong??
I loved Hasan Piker’s statement (on Piers Morgan?) “I’m just a dumb idiot with a Twitch stream.” Me too!
DIDN'T GET TO THIS: (For later) British to blame? Stardust says this as a total side note at the beginning.
DIDN'T GET TO THIS: Are these anti-hate groups a solution? No.

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Thanks, all!

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