#anti dominic sherwood

[allthecanadianpolitics]

It’s not hard to connect the dots between the anti-vaccine extremists, including Premier Danielle Smith, who now dominate Alberta’s United Conservative Party and the admission by a beleaguered Alberta Health Services that it is shutting down its long-COVID clinics in Calgary, Edmonton and Sherwood Park. AHS, once a model of how to run a modern integrated provincial public health-care agency, is in the early stages of being broken up by Smith’s government, which is bent on relitigating the 2020-to-the-present COVID-19 pandemic from a MAGA perspective that denies the reality of the disease, believes life-saving vaccines kill children and views public health measures as a totalitarian control mechanism. However the desire to shutter the seven long-COVID clinics was communicated to the cowed current leaders of AHS, it is safe to assume this reckless decision did not originate with health-care professionals at a time when medical researchers are still trying to unravel the mysteries of long COVID.

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Tagging: @newsfromstolenland, @abpoli

[baldwinheights]

NINE HOLOCAUST SURVIVORS COMPARE ZIONIST POLICIES TO THOSE OF THE NAZIS

“Sometime after [1956] I heard a news item about Israelis herding Palestinians into settlement camps. I just could not believe this. Weren’t the Israelis also Jews? Hadn’t we – they – just survived the greatest pogrom of our history? Weren’t [concentration] camps – often euphemistically called ‘settlement camps’ by the Nazis – the main feature of this pogrom? How could Jews in any measure do unto others what had been done to them? How could these Israeli Jews oppress and imprison other people? In my romantic imagination, the Jews in Israel were socialists and people who knew right from wrong. This was clearly incorrect. I felt let down, as if I was being robbed of a part of what I had thought was my heritage. …

I have to say to the Israeli government, which claims to speak in the name of all Jews, that it is not speaking in my name. I will not remain silent in the face of the attempted annihilation of the Palestinians; the sale of arms to repressive regimes around the world; the attempt to stifle criticism of Israel in the media worldwide; or the twisting of the knife labelled ‘guilt’ in order to gain economic concessions from Western countries. Of course, Israel’s geo-political position has a greater bearing on this, at the moment. I will not allow the confounding of the terms ‘anti-Semitic’ and ‘anti-Zionist’ to go unchallenged.”

Dr. Marika Sherwood, ‘How I became an anti-Israel Jew’, Middle East Monitor, 7/3/18. Marika Sherwood is a survivor of the Budapest ghetto.

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“Israel, in order to survive, has to renounce the wish for domination and then it will be a much better place for Jews also. The immediate analogy which a lot of people are making in Israel is Germany. Not only the Germany of Hitler and the Nazis but even the former German Empire wanted to dominate Europe. What happened in Japan after the attack on China is that they wanted to dominate a huge area of Asia. When Germany and Japan renounced the wish for domination, they became much nicer societies for the Japanese and Germans themselves. In addition to all the Arab considerations, I would like to see Israel, by renouncing the desire for domination, including domination of the Palestinians, become a much nicer place for Israelis to live.”

Dr. Israel Shahak, Middle East Policy Journal, Summer 1989, no.29. Israel Shahak was a survivor of the Warsaw ghetto and Bergen-Belsen concentration camp.

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“I am pained by the parallels I observe between my experiences in Germany prior to 1939 and those suffered by Palestinians today. I cannot help but hear echoes of the Nazi mythos of ‘blood and soil’ in the rhetoric of settler fundamentalism which claims a sacred right to all the lands of biblical Judea and Samaria. The various forms of collective punishment visited upon the Palestinian people – coerced ghettoization behind a ‘security wall’; the bulldozing of homes and destruction of fields; the bombing of schools, mosques, and government buildings; an economic blockade that deprives people of the water, food, medicine, education and the basic necessities for dignified survival – force me to recall the deprivations and humiliations that I experienced in my youth. This century-long process of oppression means unimaginable suffering for Palestinians.” 

Dr. Hajo Meyer, ‘An Ethical Tradition Betrayed’, Huffington Post, 27/1/10. Hajo Meyer was a survivor of Auschwitz.

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“As a Jewish youngster growing up in Budapest, an infant survivor of the Nazi genocide, I was for years haunted by a question resounding in my brain with such force that sometimes my head would spin: ‘How was it possible? How could the world have let such horrors happen?’

 It was a naïve question, that of a child. I know better now: such is reality. Whether in Vietnam or Rwanda or Syria, humanity stands by either complicitly or unconsciously or helplessly, as it always does. In Gaza today we find ways of justifying the bombing of hospitals, the annihilation of families at dinner, the killing of pre-adolescents playing soccer on a beach. …

There is no understanding Gaza out of context – Hamas rockets or unjustifiable terrorist attacks on civilians – and that context is the longest ongoing ethnic cleansing operation in the recent and present centuries, the ongoing attempt to destroy Palestinian nationhood.

The Palestinians use tunnels? So did my heroes, the poorly armed fighters of the Warsaw Ghetto. Unlike Israel, Palestinians lack Apache helicopters, guided drones, jet fighters with bombs, laser-guided artillery. Out of impotent defiance, they fire inept rockets, causing terror for innocent Israelis but rarely physical harm. With such a gross imbalance of power, there is no equivalence of culpability. …

And what shall we do, we ordinary people? I pray we can listen to our hearts. My heart tells me that ‘never again’ is not a tribal slogan, that the murder of my grandparents in Auschwitz does not justify the ongoing dispossession of Palestinians, that justice, truth, peace are not tribal prerogatives. That Israel’s ‘right to defend itself,’ unarguable in principle, does not validate mass killing.

Dr. Gabor Mate, ‘Beautiful Dream of Israel has become a Nightmare’, Toronto Star, 22/7/14. Gabor Mate is a survivor of the Budapest ghetto.

[boyjoan]

looking back nothing will allow me to experience the euphoria of dominic sherwood calling matt daddario a fag, not knowing he was on instagram live . in the middle of their anti bullying campaign. like. even the memory is like cocaine to me

[normal-thoughts-official]

Remember when sh twitter tagged Dom instead of Harry with Matt in that magnus's flashback scene and Matt and harry roasted them they had to delete the tweet? That was jalecs villian origin story

unfortunately i wasnt there to live this glorious moment but ive heard the tales of this fateful day and embraced this victory as my own. i love winning

[noncanonfan]

White people can just get anyway with anything, huh?

[bi-leigh-bi]

me?

not... hating... parabatai content???

shadowhunters has really done that, huh? the power of a good queer love story I guess. damn.

[mwagneto]

How the sh cast mostly refers to their fans in videos

Kat: angels 💞

Harry: y'all

Matt: you guys

Dom: i haven't seen anything with his face in it for months so idk, but probably f*gs or something

[theravennest]

Listen...I literally could not give two shits about Dom or Matt’s feelings tbh. 

I just hope Jade Hassouné, Javier Muñoz, Amanda Row, Michael Reisz, Zac Hug and any other LGBTQ+ cast and crew are having a good day and I hope they never had to be exposed to any casually dropped homophobic slurs while working on set.

[goldenalec]

I just... I used to read jimon all the time before domophobe ruined it for me and it honestly makes me so sad bc every time I stumble upon a rly good fic that has super healthy, super cute jimon I can’t read it the same without imagining his ugly face and I just get super angry and sad :(((((((

[sprnklersplashes]

I always try not to let my opinion of the actor colour my opinion of the character but it is really hard for me to like Jace because of Dominic Sherwood. Possibly because I was never overly invested in Jace’s character to begin with and have issues with how him.

[kinnsporsche]

this is the kind of behaviour that dom endorsed and normalized with his comment, this is the kind of behaviour that he hasn’t publicly condoned on twitter or facebook or instagram or any social media sites. and by not condoning this, he’s as good as endorsing it. 

it’s been a month, i would have expected a tweet or something about how people have a right to be upset over his actions and that they shouldn’t be attacking people because they are upset. do not call yourself an ally if you think we’re being unreasonable.

[fortcvolontc-a]

Silver lining of sh being cancelled: NO MORE DOM.

[normal-thoughts-official]

Noooo, Not me seeing a Jalec stan on Twitter saying that D*m could act Magnus better than Harry🥴

I can't deal with this shit😂😭

they are so delusional it's fascinating. what is going on with their minds

[noncanonfan]

Everyone is problematic.  I️ don’t want to find out anything about anyone ever again

[bi-leigh-bi]

tbh though if you still stan for Dom after the f slur and him showing his homophonic ass you deserve the disappointment.

[deancas-husbands]

I FUCKING LOVE IT THAT THE PHOTO THEY USED FOR JACE IS THE DUDE FROM THE MOVIE INSTEAD OF D*M SHITWOOD LMFAOOOO😂😂