Maybe “october 7th was perpetrated by israelis dressed as palestinians but I will defend their every action” wasn’t as convincing as it sounded in his head
So he tried to blame Israel for what Palestine did and then abruptly ended the conversation and stormed off when the interviewer wasn’t having it?
Gee that’s funny, because that’s exactly the same thing that “pro-Palestine but not pro-Hamas” progressives do when they’re asked about October 7.
What an odd coincidence.
It seems like he could have given more of a defense of Hamas actions on Oct 7th. If he doesn’t believe Hamas is at fault for the deaths of Palestinians, then he should say so. If he thinks the question is biased then he could say that.
Erupting when asked the question, shouting over the interviewer and then storming off isn’t a good look. I suppose the theatrics are intended for a different audience.
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Maybe “october 7th was perpetrated by israelis dressed as palestinians but I will defend their every action” wasn’t as convincing as it sounded in his head
So he tried to blame Israel for what Palestine did and then abruptly ended the conversation and stormed off when the interviewer wasn’t having it?
Gee that’s funny, because that’s exactly the same thing that “pro-Palestine but not pro-Hamas” progressives do when they’re asked about October 7.
What an odd coincidence.
It seems like he could have given more of a defense of Hamas actions on Oct 7th. If he doesn’t believe Hamas is at fault for the deaths of Palestinians, then he should say so. If he thinks the question is biased then he could say that.
Erupting when asked the question, shouting over the interviewer and then storming off isn’t a good look. I suppose the theatrics are intended for a different audience.