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Osama bin Laden was an arch terrorist. But to an entire generation raised on the idea that success equals oppression, and failure equals being oppressed, it's not obvious at all that Osama Bin Laden was evil. In fact, he was apparently in a grieved victim with a shockingly cogent case against the West. That is according to a bevy of new videos trending on TikTok of TikTok generation Americans reading Osama bin Laden's letter to America. That letter was released in November 2002. It essentially makes the same case that radical Muslims and radical leftists now make in favor of Hamas: The West is evil and aggressive, and Westerners, including Jews, deserve what they get. It is Frantz Fanon, Jean-Paul Sartre, and Hassan Albana, the founder of the Muslim Brotherhood, all rolled into one. Here are some of the reactions of young people reading bin Laden s letter for the first time: 1) TikTok reactions 2) Why did bin Laden ask America why they attacked on 9/11? 3) Why are so many young people in the West siding with Hamas? 4) What are we teaching them that the West is inherently evil? 5) How would they react if they were pro-Osama Bin Laden? 6) What would they think of this? 7) Is he a good guy? 8) What does he have a point? 9) What is the point of the letter to the West? Why did he ask America to attack on September 11th, and why did they attack on it? 10) What do they do it anyway? 11) Why is he have such a point of view? And why did he attack on the West have such an idea of the West as the way they should be allowed to be good? 12) Why do they attack the United States? 13) How many people agree with him? 14) How do they think he's a good dude? 15) How does he think he was right? 16) How did he think the West deserve what he asked America to do what he wanted? 17) Why does he feel like he was given a chance to be a better human being ? And is he a better person than we should be better than we think he is? and 17 18) What s the difference between a good human being than we thought he was and a bad one?
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