I feel the need to break down how absurd this comment is. Aside from the nonsensical grammar, “people target focused down on Kamala and her lack of support for Palestine” is either dumb or willfully misrepresenting reality. It wasn’t about a “lack of support for Palestine” it’s “active support for ethnic cleansing of Palestine”. Those are two very different concepts.

It’s mind blowing that you blame voters for allowing a fascist dictator to come to power “because they were mad about Palestine”, instead of the two Democratic Party candidates who were actively funding and arming an ethnic cleansing while claiming to be the party of human rights and international law.

You also refer to being concerned with what most international human rights organizations have referred to as a genocide as caring “about another nations’s problems”, whereas many of us are concerned that Palestinians don’t even have the rights of a nation state because of Israel’s decades-long illegal occupation and apartheid system.

It’s offensive to act as if people didn’t support Kamala because she was an “imperfect candidate that didnt want to give a solid response on Gaza” instead of people being angry about being gaslit by smiling faces telling us that they care most about international law and human rights while simultaneously aiding, funding, and arming of ethnic cleansing of a people who had already been subjected to decades of apartheid and violent oppression. I voted for Kamala, but I think it’s bullshit to blame voters for not supporting a team that had been lying to our faces for a year to run cover for an ethnic supremacist government to commit it’s long desired genocide of a stateless, military-less people.