Thursday, August 03, 2006
You're going to pursue political avenues?
That's great. It's great to see that people aren't all so militaristic and violent, and they realize that we can all "just get along". Although there's something I don't quite understand -- Why would anyone would listen to a shitty little university student union representative?
If that wasn't clear enough, I got an email from the university's student union (the first one since the whole crisis began, but nevermind that now), and they said that they're pursuing all avenues - "Political, national, and of course intra-universital". Maybe I'm overly cynic; maybe I know what the student union does, and moreso what it doesn't do; maybe I just hate those fuckers; but for the life of me, I don't see how a student union is going to affect anything, let alone a murdering terrorist organization led by fanatics and lunatics. I mean, in Israel. Sure, the student protests in actual democracies in the 1960s were successful, but this is Israel we're talking about here. We can't even do a single day of boycotting them. And to think that a bunch of politicians, in the worst possible meaning of the word, will do something, let alone take care of anyone else is beyond ridiculous. Hell, Al-Qaeda will stop its Jihad before the student union stops thinking about themselves.
I just hate them. I had three years of listening to their bullshit, their promises and their lies, of constantly being disappointed by their actions and lack of. Haifa has been under attack for three weeks now, and this is the first email they send? "We're going to do everything we can to make sure the students are taken care of". Get the fuck out with that. Sure, the students are getting shafted. Sure, we can't stop our lives because of this ("or else they win"). But saying something as stupid as "Needless to say not just us students are suffering from the war but also all the rest of the residents of the north whether they are children or adults in all aspects of life" (with no punctuation, by the way) is just... wrong. It's so far beyond wrong that it goes a whole fucking circle.
If that wasn't clear enough, I got an email from the university's student union (the first one since the whole crisis began, but nevermind that now), and they said that they're pursuing all avenues - "Political, national, and of course intra-universital". Maybe I'm overly cynic; maybe I know what the student union does, and moreso what it doesn't do; maybe I just hate those fuckers; but for the life of me, I don't see how a student union is going to affect anything, let alone a murdering terrorist organization led by fanatics and lunatics. I mean, in Israel. Sure, the student protests in actual democracies in the 1960s were successful, but this is Israel we're talking about here. We can't even do a single day of boycotting them. And to think that a bunch of politicians, in the worst possible meaning of the word, will do something, let alone take care of anyone else is beyond ridiculous. Hell, Al-Qaeda will stop its Jihad before the student union stops thinking about themselves.
I just hate them. I had three years of listening to their bullshit, their promises and their lies, of constantly being disappointed by their actions and lack of. Haifa has been under attack for three weeks now, and this is the first email they send? "We're going to do everything we can to make sure the students are taken care of". Get the fuck out with that. Sure, the students are getting shafted. Sure, we can't stop our lives because of this ("or else they win"). But saying something as stupid as "Needless to say not just us students are suffering from the war but also all the rest of the residents of the north whether they are children or adults in all aspects of life" (with no punctuation, by the way) is just... wrong. It's so far beyond wrong that it goes a whole fucking circle.
