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If that's what you think, it's readily apparent that you don't actually care about Palestinians, you just want to use them to score political points.
If you actually want to help then and prevent as many of their deaths as possible, your choice is clear. If you had the option to pull two levers, where one would keep the status quo and one would save just one Palestinian life, which would you pull?
I oppose the status quo, as anyone with a conscience should
If your only options were the status quo or things getting worse, you'd pick things getting worse?
Red and blue are defenders of the status quo. The DNC always providing a rotating villain to be afraid of enables their power and keeps the status quo protected
It must be nice living in a world where the DNC is all that's keeping us from achieving progressive goals, and that if they went away, all of our problems would be solved.
It's an ignorant but comfortable worldview, isn't it? All we have to do is beat the rotating villain and the DNC and then we'll get everything we want and a happy ending. The bad status quo will go away and everyone will agree with us because our ideas are the best.
It needs to be replaced with a party that actually represents the people. There's no room in the country for two right-wing parties and that's what we currently have