Bloomberg Discovers Genocide Only Bad When Trump Says So
Bloomberg reports Donald Trump's bold declaration that if Hamas 'keeps killing,' there will be 'no choice but to go in' — a pronouncement made after a supposed ceasefire he 'helped broker.' The report, focused on a 2025 statement, conveniently omits the historical context: the sheer scale of 'going in' that has already occurred under his successor, wiping out entire neighborhoods with
U.S.-supplied weaponry. One might wonder if 'going in' only becomes problematic when it can be framed as violating a Trump-era agreement. This particular 'killing' only seems to warrant intervention when it can be blamed on specific actors and, most critically, when it can be used as political fodder. The thousands of deaths and displaced millions over the past two years, enabled by consistent US
military aid packages (like the $14 billion passed in HR 815, 2024, supported by politicians who received an average of $350K from AIPAC in 2023), apparently didn't constitute 'killing' of sufficient urgency for similar decisive action from the US political class.