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"'''"Jimmy Carter''' appears in Haz's Palestine argument — the liberal system's own progenitor forced into honesty.
'''Jimmy Carter''' — the liberal system's own progenitor forced into honesty on Palestine.


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== The context ==
== The context ==
The argument: the liberal order absorbed past struggles (Reagan absorbing MLK's whitewashed civil rights, the same with South African apartheid) — but Palestine is the "inconvenient situation" it cannot absorb. When even Carter, a founder of that order, concedes the injustice, the system's moral vocabulary is exhausted ([[Anglo Box]], [[Laura Loomer]]).
The liberal order absorbed past struggles (Reagan absorbing MLK's whitewashed civil rights; same with South African apartheid) — but Palestine is the "inconvenient situation" it cannot absorb. When even Carter concedes the injustice, the system's moral vocabulary is exhausted ([[Anglo Box]], [[Laura Loomer]]).


== See also ==
== See also ==

Latest revision as of 11:11, 21 August 2026

Jimmy Carter — the liberal system's own progenitor forced into honesty on Palestine.

> "If you read Jimmy Carter's own memoirs — even politicians like Jimmy Carter, who were progenitors of the global liberal system, the progressive unipolar one of the U.S. — even he is forced to acknowledge the great injustice that's going on... Senior U.S. officials, think tanks, politicians, all of them, privately or in some cases publicly, acknowledge there is a Palestinian right to self-determination."

The context

The liberal order absorbed past struggles (Reagan absorbing MLK's whitewashed civil rights; same with South African apartheid) — but Palestine is the "inconvenient situation" it cannot absorb. When even Carter concedes the injustice, the system's moral vocabulary is exhausted (Anglo Box, Laura Loomer).

See also

References