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    13 hours ago

    Reminds me of US COVID hospital workers begging not to be labeled as heroes, for a variety of reasons.

    If you’re not doing something material to further the movement, you’re complicit in the status quo. I know we all have our own conditions and circumstances, but even small actions are important. Praiseworthy resistance shouldn’t be heroic, it should be normalized.

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        1 day ago

        That’s why I said mostly.

        She’s unharmed enough to give that speech in relatively good spirits, and even smiled a little.

        It could’ve been much much worse.

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          16 hours ago

          She was pretty emotional at times. She only really smiled the once. You can see that it fucked her up a little bit, she’s just got enough fire not to let it bother her on camera and mostly get on with what she feels like needs to be said. That is my read of it at least, from my uninformed perspective.

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          She didn’t seem particularly happy or well treated. Pretty angry even. But she’s such a trooper that she changed the topic of her own suffering to the suffering of Palestinians.