Bloomberg Discovers 'Hate Crimes' Coincide With Genocide
The report, framed for maximum hand-wringing, notes rising 'community tensions' post-October 2023. What it neatly omits is the predictable pattern: when governments, like the UK and US, unconditionally back a state engaged in systematically bombing a civilian population, including hospitals and refugee camps (UN OCHA and HRW reports confirm this), public outrage isn't just 'tension'; it's a moral
earthquake. The UK, historically a colonial power, has remained steadfast in supporting the Israeli government, even as the International Court of Justice found plausible genocide and the UN reported over 30,000 Palestinians killed. One might wonder if the 'hate crimes' are a symptom, not the cause, of a policy that disregards human life abroad while demanding civility at home. So, the elites are
'shocked' that when they rubber-stamp atrocities, people get animated. Who knew that witnessing an entire population systematically starved and displaced (as per UN and aid agencies) might make some citizens feel a tad upset? Perhaps if the British government exerted actual pressure for a ceasefire, rather than endlessly arming the aggressor, these 'tensions' might miraculously subside. But that
would require prioritizing human lives over geopolitical maneuvering, wouldn't it?