DC 'D**e March' BANS Israeli And Jewish P***e Symbols, Refuse Entry To Marchers Carrying Star Of David F**g
Jun 10, 2019 10:27:22 #
DC 'D**e March' BANS Israeli And Jewish P***e Symbols, Refuse Entry To Marchers Carrying Star Of David F**g
The Washington, D.C., "D**e March" turned away Jewish marchers carrying L**T p***e f**gs emblazoned with the Star of David Saturday, making good on a threat to turn away anyone who showed up to the event with a Jewish p***e of Israeli f**g.
The D.C. D**e March announced the policy last week, telling potential attendees of the event, billed as "an all-inclusive celebration of underrepresented people," that symbols of "Z*****m" would not be tolerated -- even though the event organizers explicitly said they would allow Palestinian f**gs, according to the Washington Times.
Last year, organizers at the Chicago D**e March enforced a similar policy, ejecting anyone from the L**T P***e event who openly expressed support for the Jewish state, even though Israel is one of the only gay-friendly Middle Eastern countries. Organizers issued the ban in support of "intersectionality," and out of concern for "Z*****m" within their ranks, which they consider akin to "oppression."
Yael Horowitz, one of the event's organizers, told the Washington Times that the D.C. ban was a “protest against 'nations that have specific oppressive tendencies,'” and that p***e f**gs bearing a similarity to the American f**g would be similarly unwelcome.
“If someone would show up with an American f**g but with the stripes as a rainbow, we would treat it the same way,” Horowitz added. “I think what’s getting erased here is pro-Israel and pro-Jewish are very different things.”
“Jewish stars and other identifications and celebrations of Jewishness (yarmulkes, tallit, other expressions of Judaism or Jewishness) are welcome and encouraged,” Horowitz added in a Facebook post. “We do ask that participants not bring pro-Israel paraphernalia in solidarity with our q***r Palestinian friends.”
Another organizer told the Washington Times that the mere presence of pro-Israel symbols turned the march into an "unsafe space."
“The issue [with the Jewish P***e f**g] is where the Star of David is positioned in a way that looks like an Israeli f**g, it creates an unsafe space," the organizer told The Forward. “It really is a shame that Israel took this symbol of Judaism and turned it into this nationalist symbol….I understand the Jewish p***e f**g is a symbol that a lot of Jews have come to embrace, but there are so many other Jewish symbols that we can use to express our Judaism, like a Star of David [on a necklace], like a yarmulke, a tallit.”
Organizers made good on their promise to block and eject anyone who showed up at Saturday's event with a Star of David on their p***e f**g. Israeli writer Hen Mazzig captured a confrontation between march organizers -- who are members of the "anti-Z*****t" Jewish organization, If Not Now -- and pro-Israel march participants.
Organizers can be seen in the video telling a Jewish marcher that she will be allowed to march with her p***e f**g -- provided she remove the Star of David from the f**g before entering the event.
Apparently, "intersectionality" is fine until it comes to including supporters of the state of Israel.
https://www.dailywire.com/news/48196/dc-d**e-march-bans-israeli-and-jewish-p***e-emily-zanotti?utm_source=cnemail&utm_medium=email&utm_content=061019-news&utm_campaign=position1
The Washington, D.C., "D**e March" turned away Jewish marchers carrying L**T p***e f**gs emblazoned with the Star of David Saturday, making good on a threat to turn away anyone who showed up to the event with a Jewish p***e of Israeli f**g.
The D.C. D**e March announced the policy last week, telling potential attendees of the event, billed as "an all-inclusive celebration of underrepresented people," that symbols of "Z*****m" would not be tolerated -- even though the event organizers explicitly said they would allow Palestinian f**gs, according to the Washington Times.
Last year, organizers at the Chicago D**e March enforced a similar policy, ejecting anyone from the L**T P***e event who openly expressed support for the Jewish state, even though Israel is one of the only gay-friendly Middle Eastern countries. Organizers issued the ban in support of "intersectionality," and out of concern for "Z*****m" within their ranks, which they consider akin to "oppression."
Yael Horowitz, one of the event's organizers, told the Washington Times that the D.C. ban was a “protest against 'nations that have specific oppressive tendencies,'” and that p***e f**gs bearing a similarity to the American f**g would be similarly unwelcome.
“If someone would show up with an American f**g but with the stripes as a rainbow, we would treat it the same way,” Horowitz added. “I think what’s getting erased here is pro-Israel and pro-Jewish are very different things.”
“Jewish stars and other identifications and celebrations of Jewishness (yarmulkes, tallit, other expressions of Judaism or Jewishness) are welcome and encouraged,” Horowitz added in a Facebook post. “We do ask that participants not bring pro-Israel paraphernalia in solidarity with our q***r Palestinian friends.”
Another organizer told the Washington Times that the mere presence of pro-Israel symbols turned the march into an "unsafe space."
“The issue [with the Jewish P***e f**g] is where the Star of David is positioned in a way that looks like an Israeli f**g, it creates an unsafe space," the organizer told The Forward. “It really is a shame that Israel took this symbol of Judaism and turned it into this nationalist symbol….I understand the Jewish p***e f**g is a symbol that a lot of Jews have come to embrace, but there are so many other Jewish symbols that we can use to express our Judaism, like a Star of David [on a necklace], like a yarmulke, a tallit.”
Organizers made good on their promise to block and eject anyone who showed up at Saturday's event with a Star of David on their p***e f**g. Israeli writer Hen Mazzig captured a confrontation between march organizers -- who are members of the "anti-Z*****t" Jewish organization, If Not Now -- and pro-Israel march participants.
Organizers can be seen in the video telling a Jewish marcher that she will be allowed to march with her p***e f**g -- provided she remove the Star of David from the f**g before entering the event.
Apparently, "intersectionality" is fine until it comes to including supporters of the state of Israel.
https://www.dailywire.com/news/48196/dc-d**e-march-bans-israeli-and-jewish-p***e-emily-zanotti?utm_source=cnemail&utm_medium=email&utm_content=061019-news&utm_campaign=position1
Jun 10, 2019 10:44:13 #
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