:
|
Youtubers and cat videos? Wouldn't that constitute a "cruel and unusual" punishment?
|
I like cat videos and some youtubers. Yea, I said it.
The demonstrations got up to 40-50k people, not that many by palestinian standards. 80k was common in Nablus and Gaza.
I'm pretty sure gazans already distrust their leadership.
Porn is just an easy example. Show porn and possibly there will be less people - conservatives will keep away, maybe even parents keeping children away (Not holding my breath on that one).
:
|
The women and LGBT of Gaza might be "worthy of the massage" as you write but unfortunately a massage is not what they are not likely to get if they go to a demonstration where such videos are shown.
|
Good point. But it is a shame to leave them out.
:
|
I'm trying to put myself in their shoes. Imagine a violent anti-Arab demonstration of hard-core Jewish activists, for example Beitar Jerusalem fans from the "la familia" fanhate club. Would Hamas be able to disrupt them and change the mood of the demonstration by showing videos or throwing money? I doubt it.
|
The Gaza demonstrators vs Israel\IDF is not the same as Hasmas vs La Familia.
You would agree that violence is not the solution to La Familia right? La Familia is not a military problem.
Yes, it is possible to disrupt La Familia with a sustained campaign:
make leaders of La Famiglia look dishonest, police close watch, tax audits,
Rabbis\politicians\influencers on Tv\internet ads for basic kindness and against violence and hate[See below].
The Russians won the American presidency with an information campaign, Bigly!
Can't Israel use such tools to get less violence?
I'm stealing this.
Below: Professor Dan Ariely (Predictably Irrational) Had some interesting results for experiments that relate to this.
'
19-05-2018, 15:15
