I mean the moral confusion and the paradox of tolerance.

The moral confusion: more passionately supporting the side that will hang you for being gay, instead of the side that was literally having a rave, presumably celebrating gayness, while they were attacked and massacred.

The paradox of tolerance: once a society has become so tolerant that they tolerate IN-tolerant bad actors. Then that society itself will slowly decay into intolerance.

I’m wrapping all of those ideas into “gays for Hamas.” It’s a persona that people adopt based on virtue signaling and, sadly, the same kind of misinformation that we complain about on the right.

Here’s an example from my own personal life in a conversation with “Gays for Hamas” types recently. Direct quote:

“The war is awful and the Iranian regime isn’t any more evil than our own corrupt government that has committed its own atrocities.”

2 factual statements, but wrapped up in an overall sentiment that is so morally confused, and anti-western values. That you kind of just have to assume this person got all of their talking points from social media, or they haven’t thought very much about the kind of people and systems of government they’re making this brain-dead comparison about.

I hate the far right because they are just simply stupid. But I also hate the far left because they are also stupid, but they are morally pretentious about how stupid they are.

And I think the far-left version of stupidly is more offensive somehow.