The only thing she cares about is herself.
Sure, people can think whatever they want about her. While it is immaterial, I even said that for whatever reason I don’t really like her myself. It is interesting that without following what she does I still have come to that opinion, but like I indicated it probably has something to do with tall poppy syndrome: i.e. “who’s this brat always getting media attention, anyone could do ____”
And yet this really means squat when she’s bringing attention to something we are rarely actually confronted with. People see protests in the streets with flags, but of the hundreds of horrible videos out there in Gaza, you only get to see it if you go looking. If there is a hostage situation in Australia, we don’t and should not accept that the answer is to bomb every building in the general facility. The answer is tackling the root of the problem; occupation, brutalisation, murder, displacement, oppression and apartheid.
mrs thunderburger understands that any attention is good attention when it comes to a literal genocide, following 80 years of occupation and decades of delaying (and frequently dismantling) the possibility for peaceful resolution.
They have brutalised generation after generation, promoted division and “let the olive branch fall from the freedom fighters hand” (see Arafat’s increasingly relevant 1974 speech to the UN general assembly)
If modern society has come to the point where genocide and starvation is an issue for Gazan citizens to overcome alone, then I want no part in it. I know that empathy is not dead; but many online communities have begun to test those waters.