Lets go full stop and help me and the ignorant college kids understand. Let me stay first I have seen a ton of interviews with these kids and not one of them wants to kill Jews.
When/where did this phrase start/originate?
Can you site interviews where those screaming
from the river to the see clarify that they don't actually want them to die?
I don't care if your subjective opinion of them after watching those interviews is that "not one of them wants to kill Jews." That wasn't the standard we're after.
What I do know is that I've seen insane amounts of tiktoks and posted messages from college boards fully justifying Hamas's actions on Oct. 7 and calling for Jewish blood.
You are looking at it through your own eyes. You fail to acknowledge others can see it totally differently.
A perfect example was the post/tweet about a famous singer that had a hand glider in her post after 10/7. Many on DDF took that to mean she supports Hamas and killing of babies. It had 100% nothing to do with any of that. Some see what they want to see and others try and see all sides. Which one are you?
I'm from those who see the obvious and don't try to twist an entire worldview into someone else's words. I may be wrong, but I don't think Nazis in Germany in '38 where chanting "
we intend to personally murder all jews who walk this earth."
I don't care about your perfect example. I don't know the specifics in that case, but even if it was unintentional, it was clearly the only outlier, and that is the point. Anyone with common sense understands that the handglider image has come to represent solidarity with Hamas when it comes along with a pro-Palestinian message. Gas doesn't always mean Zyklon B. But it always means that when sayin "
gas the jews"
The meaning here is obvious. As is the meaning "
mobilize the Intifada"
"Intifada" means exactly as it is intended to mean when used by the people they're mobilizing to support.