American butchery

Joe Biden was memeing while slaughtering defenceless children in Gaza.

While the Israeli terrorists were slaughtering the defenceless Gazans in Rafah on Monday, Joe Biden, who is supporting the genocide to the hilt, chose it as an opportune time to tweet a picture of himself shooting laser beams with his eyes. That night, the Zionist butchers killed over 100 civilians, a vast majority of them children and women.

Having been squeezed into an even tinier strip of land after being chased continuously for over four months away from their homes in the north and centre of Gaza all the way to the south in Rafah on the Egyptian border, nearly 1.4 million Palestinians — over 600,000 of them children — have nowhere left to go. All they are left to do is wait for their turn at the slaughterhouse.

But the orgy of mass slaughter is ringing no alarm bells among the so-called leaders of the free world. It is not awakening their conscience — assuming they have one to begin with. It is not making them stop the arms shipment that the Zionists are using for the Gaza holocaust. It is not even so much as drawing words of condemnation from the self-proclaimed exemplars of human rights and decency.

Not in the least. On the contrary, they are brazen in their support. Indeed, Biden called it “our military operation in Rafah.” While the American empire spokesman John Kirby regurgitated the odious, abominable, and deceitful mantra that he has been parroting for the past four months: “We’re going to continue to support Israel. They have a right to defend themselves against Hamas, and we’re gonna make sure they have the tools and capabilities to do that.”

If it needs repeating, this butchery is as much America’s as it is Israel’s. The Israeli Nazis wouldn’t have the means to continue their slaughter for so long if the Americans halted the non-stop and no-strings-attached supply of weapons of mass slaughter to their settler-colonial outpost in the Middle East.

The picture of a senile man, who is apparently seeing ghosts, posting a picture so garish is enough to make one’s stomach churn, but then you see the result of the Israeli barbarity that night.

That night of Zionist terrorism produced the picture of a dead girl hanging by her sweater from a protruding rebar with both of her legs blown off. This is the United States of America in one picture. You must not take your eyes off her. You must see what your tax dollars are funding. You must see the murderousness of your leaders. You must see the sorry excuses of human beings they are. You must see the butchery they are capable of aiding and abetting. You must see the extent to which they are willing to go in order to satiate their lust for power. You must see what they are capable of doing to innocent children thousands of miles away.

And then you must wonder. You must wonder if those capable of inflicting such horrific pain and torture on innocent beings have — and can ever have — your good in their hearts. You must wonder if such genocidal maniacs even have functioning hearts with emotions like normal human beings. A heart that pains when it sees someone suffer. A heart that wrenches when it hears of a tragedy. A heart that sinks when hearing bad news. A heart that bleeds when someone passes away.

And if the answer to any of these questions is negative, then you must wonder why this system should stand. Otherwise, will such barbarity not be visited again? Hell, this one hasn’t even stopped. They are not even trying to stop it. Who will be next? You? Us? The chickens do come home to roost.

We are being ruled by monsters. It’s just a matter of time before they train their guns — hell, 2,000-pound unguided bombs — on us and blow away everything we hold dear into smithereens. (The signs are already there. It’s only going to get worse from here.) And if we survive, if we survive, we might be the ones pulling our own child off a protruding rebar with both of her legs blown off.

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A father in Gaza