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"content": "<p>I want two states with security for all sides and less dead everyone in the coming decades. The test I try to apply: ask yourself if your rhetoric or actions move us closer to that or further away from it. The reason why it's hard to apply the test: it almost always involves subjective tradeoffs and nuance.</p><p>Will some act of protest do something? Or does it only demonize Israel? What if the answer is not binary? What if it might do something but many people will understand it as demonizing Israel? Does that help more than it hurts?</p><p>I don't think I am smart enough to come up with some tweet-sized flowchart.</p>",
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