Comments by "Jack Haveman" (@JackHaveman52) on "The Free Press" channel.

I strongly believe that you mean well but this isn't about women's rights or feminism. It's about human rights. It's wrong to do that to another human being, no matter their gender, race, religious affiliation or sexual preference. They have a right as humans, to be themselves without interference. When you make it about group identity, events like Oct 7th, will be the result. You've fallen to the hierarchy of oppression, in which horrific action against one identity takes precedence over action against another identity. In this case, they have weigh perceived oppressions and have decided that oppression against Palestinians outweighs oppression against women. Facts won't even matter. It's about the group. Actions must be weighed on an individual level not on group identity. It's either wrong or it's not. The group, that the participants claim as their own, is irrelevant. In this case, Islamophobia is worse than misogyny. The hierarchy of oppression has spoken. Do NOT question it.
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@EytanKoch When did I say that rape was okay. I NEVER said it once. Never.....EVER. That's something that YOU made up. If Israeli soldiers are raping Palestinian women....THAT IS WRONG. Israelis have no more right to the hierarchy of oppression than any other group. Hamas organised an attack on innocent civilians. They didn't attack a military installation. They attacked a music festival and the homes of sleeping civilians and intentionally opened fire on them, killing as many civilians as possible. There wasn't an Israeli soldier in sight. Hamas declared war and when videos of the murdered civilians were shown, they celebrated. They cheered and danced with joy which implied that they'd even be happier if MORE civilians had been killed. Now, that they're losing the war, that THEY started, they're crying victimhood. If you don't want to get beat in a fight, don't start one.
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@EytanKoch I'm saying that the hierarchy of oppression is the excuse, the reason, why those silent feminist groups ARE silent. They believe in that hierarchy of oppression....NOT me. When I say "The hierarchy of oppression has spoken" I'm not only mocking them, I'm saying that this is what they believe. They've weighed Palestinian oppression against misogyny, the oppression of women, and the Palestinians sit higher on the ladder of oppression than women do. That means the Palestinians, to those silent feminists, had EVERY right to rape those Jewish women. The hierarchy of oppression has spoken and the silent feminist groups are obeying. It's why they're silent. I thought that I was being quite clear but apparently my message isn't getting through the way that I hoped it would. I guess I'm going to have to improve the way that I express my ideas.
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@EytanKoch No problem. I made the assumption that you were supporting the actions of the Palestinians on Oct. 7th. At least, we worked it out and I thank you for that.
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@sunnymitra6372 True, although it hadn't yet morphed into the ideology that we see today. They hadn't advanced that far past "class" as the main identifier. As bad as Lenin's advocacy was, it may just pale beside the multiple group identifiers we see today. More group identities, the more chance for conflict. However, that still remains to be seen but the signs are there that the threat is even worse today.
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@drdonna4915 That's just wild. Even when they do the right thing, they're wrong. Yet if they did the wrong thing, they'd STILL be wrong. That's some weird logic.
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@allo-other You've completely missed my point. I mean you're not even close to understanding. You copied and pasted that comment, out of context, so it shredded my meaning into nothing but garble. I was talking about the hierarchy of oppression in the way that the radical left sees it.....not on who's the worst group of all. They see the Palestinian oppression as more worthy of outrage than female oppression. They evaluate the oppression of every group and then see who's the most oppressed of all, using their own measurements of oppression. Then they will support the one that they see as the most oppressed of all. You don't even get what "the hierarchy of oppression" even means.
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@freedahlogic8368 It's because you've made it about women's rights NOT human rights. You've given women's rights precedence over human rights and are now appalled that people don't see life through the same lens that you do. You were the extremist that you're railing against.
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@drdonna4915 That's exactly correct. You've just validated what I said. Those groups don't believe in the idea that their oppression gives them the right to behave like the Palestinians did on Oct. 7th. The silent feminists do. "There is no excuse to rape.". The silent feminists have an excuse. It's just not a good one. You should have said. "There is no LEGITIMATE excuse for rape." They will continue to make their invalid excuse for one reason. They believe that Palestinian oppression trumps oppression against women. If you, as a woman, decry the horrific actions of Oct. 7th, you deserve what you get. The hierarchy of oppression has spoken. If you were at that music festival, you, a woman, are at fault for happens to you. THAT is their belief. Misogyny isn't as bad as Palestinian oppression. That's the guiding principle of those silent feminist groups. If it had been Jews that did those things, they wouldn't be silent. The Jews of Israel are the bigger oppressor and that makes it wrong....to them. It's not about right and wrong. It's about perceived oppression.
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@allo-other "Islamophobia is worse than misogyny." You've taken that sentence out of context and claimed that this MY belief. It might seem that way if you only read that ONE sentence but if you read the entire comment, you'll see that this is NOT my belief. I was saying that it's the belief of the silent feminists groups and the reason they're not condemning the rape of those Jewish women. THEY believe in the hierarchy of oppression, NOT me. Because they believe in this hierarchy, that Palestinian oppression is worse than the oppression of women, even when they're being raped, they will overlook when Palestinians are ones doing the raping of Jewish women. THEY believe that. NOT me. If the Israelis made a surprise attack into Gaza and were killing and raping innocent civilians, they'd be outraged because they believe that Jews are the oppressors, the lowest on the oppression scale. Therefore the Jews will always be wrong, no matter what, and the Palestinians will always be right, no matter what they do. I don't believe that. The radical left believe it and those feminist groups say nothing critical about the Palestinian action on Oct 7 because they believe it. Once again, the hierarchy of oppression is the reason why the feminist groups aren't criticising the rapes of Oct 7th. That's why it's out of context.
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@MalachiCove Very much, Marxist nonsense. The feminists thought that they were safe because of their position on the oppression scale. However, things have shifted. Transgenders outweigh them so now men are competing in women's sports and using women's bathrooms and change rooms. Jewish women can be raped and it's no longer considered an atrocity. How long will it be before they realise, that the white women in their ranks, are near the bottom of the hierarchy of oppression and that people will just turn away when they're horrifically used like those Jewish women. They just don't get that the radical socialists will turn on them at the drop of a hat.
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@Danielle-zq7kb Hamas runs into Israel, slaughters, rapes and kidnaps people and then run back and hide in Gaza. What's Israel to do? Wait at home and wait for the NEXT Hamas foray into Israel, slaughtering, raping and killing MORE civilians? If Hamas surrenders and the kidnapped victims are allowed to go home, the war is over. However, Hamas doesn't care. That's the part that YOU don't understand. Hamas would continue with Oct 7th. type raids until Israel stops them. And the ONLY way to stop them is to go after them and unfortunately Hamas is using civilians to hide behind to prevent getting caught. What amazes and baffles me is how so many people are good with a surprise attack on innocent people at a music festival. That's a blatant act of war and yet you're mortified when, those who were attacked, fight back. It's the most bizarre logic that I've ever encountered and I'm in my seventies.
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@arodvaz1528 There are four hierarchies or domains.....according to who? Is this some kind of scientific principle or what?
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What kind of Christian thinks that Mary and Jesus weren't Jews? It's at the heart of Christianity.
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@alysiaduemler2221 I look at my grandchildren and I fear for them. They're in the late teens and early twenties and don't know what the consequences of this ideology will impact their future. We've won the vote but that's only the beginning of the fight. Don't give up....ever.
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