(Nov 15, 2023 02:29 PM)Zinjanthropos Wrote: I know none, some or all of it may be false or even propaganda or recruiting poster stuff. Still the theme of this little verse is blatantly obvious, sort of a what if it is true. Grizzly topic but without trying to insult anyone I’m just treating them as words that not only shock the senses when together but words that you would not usually put together.
I don’t think it’s finished but no desire to go on. Not much else to say about it really other than two words that send powerful message.
Quote:Beheaded Babies
Beheaded babies
The order of the day
Beheaded babies
Kill all those in the way
Beheaded babies
Terrorize the land
Beheaded babies
From the High Command
Beheaded babies
Victims of hate
Beheaded babies
Enemies of the State
Beheaded babies
Symbolic of war
Beheaded babies
Won’t cry anymore
When you open up the door
Find headless infants on the floor
Could you erase that from your mind
Or become deaf, dumb and blind
Realize no other choosing
Understand the risk of losing
Precious lives are lost forever
Say to yourself it’s now or never.
https://www.snopes.com/news/2023/10/12/4...-by-hamas/
So, given that infants were indeed among victims killed in the violent attack, why does it matter if they died by beheadings or another way?
[...] People should be wary of claims that echo Islamophobic rhetoric, or statements that compare the violence in Kfar Aza to “ISIS-style” killings — i.e., beheadings that have taken place in a different context and were committed by a different group. Such rumors that emphasize specific, unverified acts of brutality against infants and that attempt to connect them to patterns of violence carried out by unconnected Islamist groups have the potential to become dangerous propaganda.
By the same token, why does it matter that a particular terrorist group might get wrongfully attributed with a horror that a different terrorist organization is noted for, rather than their usual brand _X_ horror?
Campus and media state intellectuals now so full of the holy Social Justice spirit that they're worrying about distinctions between terrorist organizations...