Nick Routledge@nick_routledge
Reply to @UssamaMakdisi

@UssamaMakdisi The trend, of concern. ?s=20

Quoted or linked post

Nick Routledge@nick_routledge · 24 Jan 2024

@ShaneClaiborne Normalizing genocide, globally, is also what it is.

Copy of tweet here:

Where India, or nice, White, Christian America for that matter, may yet make Gaza seem a teddy bear's picnic by comparison. What then, when a global politico-media complex fuses across state borders to significantly "other" a culture or race? Where is the archetypal trend headed?

Image, reading:

Such platitudes, a psychotic derivative of nationalist exceptionalism, aren't they? A Balkanization of psychogeography, delineated by the basic delusion that morality and reality, interdependence and consequence, somehow disassociate at dividing lines drawn on a map of the world.
Image description

Original X alt text

Copy of tweet here: Where India, or nice, White, Christian America for that matter, may yet make Gaza seem a teddy bear's picnic by comparison. What then, when a global politico-media complex fuses across state borders to significantly "other" a culture or race? Where is the archetypal trend headed? Image, reading: Such platitudes, a psychotic derivative of nationalist exceptionalism, aren't they? A Balkanization of psychogeography, delineated by the basic delusion that morality and reality, interdependence and consequence, somehow disassociate at dividing lines drawn on a map of the world.

View this post’s context →

Context in the archive

Quoted by@arielbeery @nils_gilman @972mag @mekomit A sequitur, then. How many genocides do you think the world could run concurrently? Hands up.