One, is it actually? (EDIT: I don't think it is [1]. This seems to be another case where American pro-Palestinian activist culture may be getting confused with actual Palestinian culture.)

Two, I'm going to be almost everyone in America wearing one doesn't know that. (We're not the most internationally-literate population. I can't even begin to imagine what fraction of #StopKony posters in the early 2010s could have placed Uganda on a map.)

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Palestinian_keffiyeh#Appropria...

> very vocal pro-Hamas activist

> Wearing the kaffiyeh is explicitly pro-Hamas and Genocidal towards Israel. It's pretty simple.

OK, simple enough. And you said you are friends with such pro-Hamas, pro-genocidal people?

> I know know why you insist on acting

You clearly neither know what I'm doing (certainly it's not acting), nor why, but feel free to believe as you wish.

> like that's not happening.

Nobody said that's that's not also happening. What I said is there are many, many pro-Palestinians who emphatically do not support Hamas, and you're lumping them together with people who support both (yes, they also exist).

If anyone is insisting on anything, it's you insisting on not making the distinction between these positions or groups, for some reason. And apparently on keeping said pro-Hamas/pro-genocide people as your friends (?!) but I'll avoid speculating why; I imagine you must have extremely compelling reasons.