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What is the ethical legitimacy of any system in which one has to hope the most privileged sliver of global society decides, in large enough numbers, that enough migrants have been caged or drowned to make a particular vacation spot unappealing? That the well-being of Congolese children outranks the desire for ever more powerful smartphones?

Whatever will bring an end to this killing is worth doing, but one cannot help but ask: If this system to which I am forced to appeal responds only to attacks on its self-interest, what is there to hope for but that the next glaringly obvious injustice just happens to not quite perfectly intersect with that self-interest?

I recommend buying a physical copy of this one. So many parts I would be underlining/bookmarking/ coming back to. Not just about Palestine.