Post #4509650
2026-08-07 13:24 UTC
It’s the question that’s weird actually. Does anyone ever ask if Australia has a right to exist? Does anyone ask if America has a right to exist? It’s called sowing doubt, and it’s always in this context and it’s always the same goal in this current media ecosystem. Abdul is just demonstrating the nature of the question which you simply don’t see people do, either becuase media outlets coach them not to, or they’re caught off guard by the implicit gaslighting. If you and I had a public conversation and I, unprovoked, kept asking you if I have a right to live, people watching might start to think you don’t think I do regardless of how you answer despite how absurd the question is to ask in what we consider civilized society.
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@Waterpumpee@lemmus.org 2026-08-07 22:23
People would answer “yes of course, why do you ask such a weird question”. He didnt answer like this for a reason.