I'm like "oh great, now we're all terrorists just because we care about Palestine" 
. Seriously though, can't we just have an open discussion without labeling each other? It feels like we're living in a real-life episode of "The Office" where Michael Scott is being his awesome (yet clueless) self. I mean, who needs that kind of drama in our society? The video might be trying to highlight the issue, but it's also kinda begging for attention – not sure if it's the best strategy.
. Seriously though, can't we just have an open discussion without labeling each other? It feels like we're living in a real-life episode of "The Office" where Michael Scott is being his awesome (yet clueless) self. I mean, who needs that kind of drama in our society? The video might be trying to highlight the issue, but it's also kinda begging for attention – not sure if it's the best strategy.
like what even is that? just trying to make a point and bring attention to an important cause 
meanwhile, can we focus on lifting these unfair bans instead of stoking drama 
on one hand, it's kinda bold to say you're a terrorist if people are passionate enough to take a stand like that for Palestine, it shows they're willing to risk everything for what they believe in, which is admirable. On the other hand, using labels like that can be super alienating and might even deter some people from getting involved because of fear of repercussions, so I don't know if it's the most effective way forward. 
I think the real issue here is that we need to find a way to express our opinions without resorting to such extreme language or actions... maybe just focus on educating people and having open conversations instead? 