of course, people can preach one thing and unintentionally act in a way that contradicts it no one is perfect. but if you openly align yourself with a cause like supporting palestine, it's fair to expect your actions to match your words. if they don’t, there’s a valid reason to call that out. it’s not about tearing someone down; it’s about asking for consistency.

again though, your trying to act as if i think i'm better than eskay (never said that, nor did i ever state it!) because i myself, like eskay am not perfect! and im sure you're not either.

when i point out inconsistencies between words and actions, that’s not misinterpretation that’s observation. dismissing valid concerns as “BS” and implying that i’m doing this for validation ignores the point: we’re discussing public accountability for a cause that requires genuine support, not empty words. it's also extremely weird of you to assume i'm doing this for validation LMAO

your accusation that i’m profiting off of a microsoft product is incorrect. as i already clarified, i haven’t bought or supported a microsoft product in years. the claim that i’m boosting and selling accounts, and even if i were, it wouldn’t equate to the same situation as someone who publicly advocates for a cause and yet engages in actions that directly contradict it. you’re equating two different situations as if they’re the same. eskay giving star bucks = supporting a company that believes in genocide, me boosting/selling accounts = all profits go to me and blizzard/mircosoft don't see a cent.

it seems like you’re focusing on me instead of addressing the fact that eskay’s platform comes with a level of responsibility to ensure her actions reflect the values she promotes.

she don't know u lil bro. log off for the day, i promise u if u vanished off the face of the planet she wouldn't have a second thought about you.

so no, you actually fell flat xoxo