Don’t drive yourself Insane

 When someone online says you can’t have Eastern European influence and be Middle-Eastern, don’t try prove them wrong. You can flat out say that’s insane. And it certainly doesn’t mean Arabian colonizers from Arabia suddenly gain rights to claim your indigenous status.

When someone says Jews are evil or the Israeli government is Jewish supremacist, that’s insane. You don’t even need to react. Just know it’s crazy. 

When someone screams Israel lobby, Jewish conspiracy, etc. you don’t need to react. It’s just insane. The internet brings out the craziest in everyone, it’s true. 

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