Conservatives too often think that the Israel-Palestine conflict, or civil rights, crime, income inequality, transgender ideology, climate change, etc., etc., are discrete issues to be argued against the left with reason and facts.
Yet the issue is not the issue—the issue is revolution! (And the more violent, the better. Hence the approval and celebration of Hamas on October 7.) It is the core principle of the left, and the key to the depths of their power-mad depravity.
In 2006 Judith Butler, the Berkeley feminist who is one of the originators of trans-gender ideology and the jargon that accompanies “intersectionality,” said “Hamas and Hezbollah are social movements that are progressive and are part of the Global Left." What we see is some of the western left really wants to align themselves with the same terrorists who want to throw them off a roof when all is said and done.
Hamas is just a means to the Left's goal of revolution, and not its own intrinsic just cause. If it wasn’t Hamas and the events of October 7, the revolutionary left would find some other excuse to agitate. As they will again. And the useful idiots among mainstream liberals (not to mention conservatives) will continue to play along in the naïve role of thinking these issues can be solved democratically and reasonably.
By the way, inasmuch climate change is such a great issue for the revolutionary left, the reason climatistas resist technological solutions to reducing emissions or warming such as nuclear power, carbon capture, CO2 air capture, or geo-engineering is they all detract from the revolutionary tactic of ending fossil fuel use entirely, which too many governments and even energy companies foolishly go along with.
The unity of the hard core climatistas and the general revolutionary agenda—just see Naomi Klein’s books on how climate change can only be solved by ending capitalism as proof—can be seen in the pro-Hamas photo of Greta Thunberg that evoked a Nazi era image of Jews as an octopus, with tentacles controlling the world. Let’s start referring to Greta and activists like her as the “Hamas wing of the climate change movement.”
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