Well that’s a first.
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Well that’s a first.
A little tip for conference organisers: maybe don’t book someone to speak at your event and then call them a “racist” for opposing Israel’s ongoing genocide of the Palestinian people.
A little tip for me too: maybe don’t accept speaking engagements from conferences where the decisions are apparently made in Florida.
Oh well, live and learn.
*smdh*
@aral What was your topic? I can’t figure out how you would have been booked if someone had looked at all your other previous speaking events or credentials. I sure hope the presentation happened without someone flagging it and making a public scene.
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Well that’s a first.
A little tip for conference organisers: maybe don’t book someone to speak at your event and then call them a “racist” for opposing Israel’s ongoing genocide of the Palestinian people.
A little tip for me too: maybe don’t accept speaking engagements from conferences where the decisions are apparently made in Florida.
Oh well, live and learn.
*smdh*
@aral When denouncing genocide becomes 'racism' in their eyes, know that their moral compass has been completely shattered. A harsh lesson for them, and a source of pride for you
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@aral When denouncing genocide becomes 'racism' in their eyes, know that their moral compass has been completely shattered. A harsh lesson for them, and a source of pride for you
https://chuffed.org/project/177144@Layan2002 Thanks, Layan, but I’m not sure there’s pride to be felt in any of this.
I just wish none of it was happening.
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@aral What was your topic? I can’t figure out how you would have been booked if someone had looked at all your other previous speaking events or credentials. I sure hope the presentation happened without someone flagging it and making a public scene.
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@aral What was your topic? I can’t figure out how you would have been booked if someone had looked at all your other previous speaking events or credentials. I sure hope the presentation happened without someone flagging it and making a public scene.
@cobalt123 (No, I was disinvited.)
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@Layan2002 Thanks, Layan, but I’m not sure there’s pride to be felt in any of this.
I just wish none of it was happening.
@aral To stand with humanity and bravely reject genocide in a time when many applaud injustice and evil is something to be proud of
🤍🤍🤍
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@aral To stand with humanity and bravely reject genocide in a time when many applaud injustice and evil is something to be proud of
🤍🤍🤍️@Layan2002 It should be the absolute lowest bar for humanity.
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@aral Ah! Makes more sense now. I’m so sorry you had any hassle at all. For the attendees, their loss. Don’t people from the US know these conferences are run by people who must comply with Florida propaganda?
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@Layan2002 It should be the absolute lowest bar for humanity.
@aral This is a test of true values that do not change or become blind to the victim, the executioner, or geography
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@photovotary And people wonder how the Holocaust was allowed to happen.
@aral @photovotary When the Holocaust was allowed to happen, there was no Holocaust before it—genocides, yes, though.
People in our time though had every chance to learn how the Holocaust was allowed to happen, and we still allow this extermination of an entire people on a grand industrial scale to happen. That makes it worse to me.
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Well that’s a first.
A little tip for conference organisers: maybe don’t book someone to speak at your event and then call them a “racist” for opposing Israel’s ongoing genocide of the Palestinian people.
A little tip for me too: maybe don’t accept speaking engagements from conferences where the decisions are apparently made in Florida.
Oh well, live and learn.
*smdh*
@aral Well now I couldn't have said it better myself
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