In the end, I just don't "get" it per se.

I'm sure someone more educated on the topic could clue me in, it's just that I, admittedly as an outsider, see it as a strange concept that, while rooted in historical trauma, I also feel bad for the people on the other end being uprooted and displaced.

I think in an ideal world, both sides could get along sharing the same territory.

I hold no ill will against anyone who disagrees, this is just my take.

Like, I'm just legitimately curious. I understand the notion that Zionism came about as a response to centuries of abuse and genocide, but at the same time, I also feel bad for Palestine being pushed out of the land that they share a mutual history with.

I also am aware that Zionism comes in different shapes and forms, with some viewing it as a religious thing only, and some taking it ultra-nationalist, and all kinds of other ways.

I'm not necessarily ruling out that it could be a solid replacement for Xorg, but right now it serves little purpose than as an unstable proof of concept with politically-questionable stances (why politics have to be ingrained in something like this I really cannot fathom...).

Maybe one day XLibre will offer something of value to me and I may change my mind, but it'll have to drop the political bullshit and focus only on being good software.