P F Tinmore
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Why Black People Should Care About Palestinian Liberation | A Word | The Root
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I’m hoping you can dump this into the thread a few dozen more times.
I’m hoping you can dump this into the thread a few dozen more times.
A lot of people have not seen it yet.
(COMMENT)Solidarity and Activism Beyond 2020
I noticed that you did not address any of the issues in this presentation. I post these things to spark debate yet nobody wants to discuss the issues.RE: Palestinian Talks, lectures, & interviews.
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BLUF: If you are of the pro-Palestinian Camp, this is a panel of like-minded people are set to inspire enthusiasm for a renewed effort in solidarity. But nothing more.
(COMMENT)Solidarity and Activism Beyond 2020
If you are interested in the pro-Arab Palestinian Movement by people who want their individual name and brand spread-out in the niche media, then this is useful. If not, well, you will probably find it about as much fun as an Ohio State student at a Michigan Pep Rally.
Most Respectfully,
R
(COMMENT)I noticed that you did not address any of the issues in this presentation. I post these things to spark debate yet nobody wants to discuss the issues.
RE: Palestinian Talks, lectures, & interviews.
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BLUF: The videos are (respectively: 1'52" (Multiple Doctorate Level Contributors) - 1'28" (Video Panel from the Palestine Center) - 47" (Film Indorsement as an Important Peice) - 32" (New Broadcast excerpt), which are big guns even in a focus question situation.
(COMMENT)I noticed that you did not address any of the issues in this presentation. I post these things to spark debate yet nobody wants to discuss the issues.
In most of the "presentations" you post, I see them as a baited trap. They are not assembled or very adaptable to "responses" on specific interrogatives, policy issues, or addressing specific events.
I find it even more difficult to have a meanigful exchange with a video that is over an hour-long, - or - not relavent to contemproary times. If YOU want to engage in a discussion; ask a focused question on a sliver of information. It is YOU that most often accuse me of not being specific, or giving a response that contains too much information, and is outside YOUR ability to connect with.
Give me a specific Point of Information (POI) that you want me to address; but, I (as does everyone else) reserve the right to "answer" or "decline" on the matter of a resposne. Like many of the participants in the discussion group, most of us remain confident in the face of these videos.
Most Respectfully,
R
Says the guy who posts whole pages of smoke when asked a simple question.If YOU want to engage in a discussion; ask a focused question on a sliver of information. It is YOU that most often accuse me of not being specific, or giving a response that contains too much information, and is outside YOUR ability to connect with.
If YOU want to engage in a discussion; ask a focused question on a sliver of information. It is YOU that most often accuse me of not being specific, or giving a response that contains too much information, and is outside YOUR ability to connect with.
(COMMENT)Says the guy who posts whole pages of smoke when asked a simple question.