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diff --git a/site/src/pages/docs/editorial.astro b/site/src/pages/docs/editorial.astro index 26578a8..53c48d5 100644 --- a/site/src/pages/docs/editorial.astro +++ b/site/src/pages/docs/editorial.astro @@ -2,7 +2,24 @@ import ContentBox from "../../components/ContentBox.astro"; import ContentPageLayout from "../../layouts/ContentPageLayout.astro"; import StructuredText from "../../components/StructuredText.astro"; -import { getStrings } from "../../lib/constants/strings"; +import { editorialTags } from "../../lib/constants/editorial-tags"; +import { getString, getStrings } from "../../lib/constants/strings"; +import { getCollection } from "astro:content"; + +const enablers = await getCollection("enabler"); +const tagCountLookup: Record
Discrimination
-- Discrimination often comes in the form of xenophobia or racism. - Islamophobia is closely related. A common example of this in recent days - is claiming pro-Palestinian protests are "hateful" or associating the - attendees as Hamas supporters by default. -
-Dehumanisation
-- This category is perhaps the most insidious, as it involves broad - generalisations about a group of people that take away their individual - humanity. The common claim of "human shields" is one. Israeli Defence - Minister Yoav Gallant's statement that Gazans are "human animals" is - another very clear example. -
-Incitement
- This class of statements are hard to miss given their often aggressive - nature, and can come in the form of any of: -
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- Calling for violence or persecution of a group -
- Supporting acts that could plausibly lead to a genocide -
Classification
-- Similar to discrimination, though this is specifically about segregating - people. In the clearest case, it's the "us vs. them" environment that is - Israel-Palestine. Elsewhere and among supporter communities this can - involve assigning people to groups or excluding people who are perceived - to be different. Excluding people from making criticisms of Jewish - officials with misplaced accusations of antisemitism is another example. -
-Polarisation
-- Polarisation, or the effort to divide people into sharply contrasting sets - of opinions, is a common tool by those trying to enable a cause like - genocide. It has the effect of normalising what would otherwise be extreme - views. Some examples of what would be considered polarising statements: -
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- Leveraging a biased perspective or making important omissions -
- Boosting or paraphrasing government propaganda -
- - Attempting to distract or draw attention away from inconvenient - truths, war crimes, or acts that would plausibly contribute towards a - genocide - -