Kamala Harris Blames Gaza Protesters, Not Bombs, For 'Divisiveness'
Harris’s concern for 'divisiveness' conveniently ignores the root cause: the very policies causing public outrage. This isn't newfound bipartisanship; it's a well-worn tactic. Remember 2014, when Netanyahu blamed Palestinian 'incitement' for violence, even as Gaza burned? The script hasn't changed, only the actors. Harris avoids discussing the $14.5 billion in additional military aid to Israel,
like that tucked into HR 815, passed in February 2024, which she implicitly supports. It's much easier to blame college students with signs than to confront the funding of an alleged famine. One might wonder: how many massacred civilians does it take before 'divisiveness' becomes 'justified anger'? The Biden administration seems to believe that supporting a military campaign causing unprecedented
civilian casualties is unifying, while dissent is the true threat to American cohesion. It's a rhetorical pretzel, expertly twisted to avoid accountability for complicity.