I mean, fuck, if you think @bradlander.bsky.social is acting as a provocateur by going and legally standing next to a bunch of Palestinian farmers legally picking olives on their own land to protect them from assault by Jewish terrorists (and yes, that's what people who attack civilians are), the

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easiest way to "torpedo" his evil "plot" is to simply do what you should be doing, and arrest the terrorists (not the Standing Together volunteers) when they start attacking the farmers. There's no excuse for this shit

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Not probably. They ABSOLUTELY would have (and should have) because getting the word out to a skeptical public is an important part of making change

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"The Jews who went to Mississippi didn't take selfies and post tweets." Okay, but honestly, if tweets had been a thing in 1961, many of them probably would have done.

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The entire point was to counter the "invisibility" problem, where oppression could take place out of sight of the media. A lot of privileged people stood up and said, "well if we go, they'll have to cover it."

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