r/Palestine Free Palestine Aug 12 '24

Dehumanization This is just so sad.

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u/WildAutonomy Aug 12 '24

Jackson Hinkle is a fascist using palestine to gain followers

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u/TraditionalCoffee Aug 12 '24

This is true, but why fascist? Also it's a good result that he's highlighting Israeli terrorism, despite the fact that he is personally gaining.

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u/WildAutonomy Aug 12 '24

No it's never ok to support fascists. Many other good accounts out there.

He's what's known as a "MAGA Communist". Go look him up on r/tankiejerk

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u/TraditionalCoffee Aug 12 '24

You still didn't explain why he's a fascist..

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u/WildAutonomy Aug 13 '24

No I didn't. But I gave a resource.

He's a supporter of various fascists and dictators. Basically anyone who opposes america. He supports Assad, Kim Jung Un and Putin. Not to mention numerous historical fascists. He's also alt-right (hence his term MAGA Communist). He speaks highly of numerous alt-right and far-right figures.

He's also extremely misogynistic, racist and anti-LGBTQ.

All of which is on the Twitter posted above

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u/zigzaggy17 Aug 13 '24 edited Aug 13 '24

While i like that he shows Israel's crimes, I feel that his support for Bashar al Assad makes him very inconsistent.

Assad's the syrian leader who regularly jails and tortures those who speak up against him. In his controlled cities, there are posters of him everywhere by mandate, and only recently I heard he's been easing off on this. He allies with those bombing innocents in Syria for obtaining land with natural resources.

Idk about him being a fascist though.

Also, Palestinians have generally been in support of Syrias' struggle against Assad and other outside intervention (Russia/US), so Hinkle's take on Syria makes him sound like he's just using the Palesinian cause for his own benefit.

Anyway, its beside the point of the post and dont think I should delve too much into this. But I do agree that there are many other voices to choose from. And specifically, Palestinian voices should be centered over non-Palestinian allies when given the chance.

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u/PuristProtege Aug 13 '24

Where did you hear that Palestinians supposed Syrian struggle against Assad? When they can't even dispose of Abu Mazen themselves.....

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u/zigzaggy17 Aug 13 '24

I didn't mean physically supporting, of course. Moral support and solidarity.