Another year, another Jerusalem Day march. The tears are flowing, the outrage is palpable, and the usual suspects are screaming about 'racism.' You know the drill. Apparently, celebrating your own damn capital is now a microaggression. Get woke, go broke, snowflakes.

The pearl-clutching media is hyperventilating over 'nationalistic slogans' and 'violence against Palestinians.' Newsflash: it's called national pride, sweetie. Maybe if the other side wasn't so keen on lobbing rockets and stabbing grandmas, things would be different. But hey, that's just me.

Of course, any display of Jewish pride is immediately branded as 'racist' by the perpetually offended. Remember when wearing a MAGA hat was considered a hate crime? It's the same playbook, different victim. They can't stand seeing a strong, confident Israel, so they whine and moan until the algorithm amplifies their victimhood narrative. Sad!

Look, I'm not saying there weren't any isolated incidents. Every crowd has its bad apples. But let's not pretend this is some systematic pogrom. It's a bunch of patriots celebrating their history and their capital. If you don't like it, maybe try living somewhere else.

The international community, bless their hearts, still hasn't figured out that Jerusalem is, was, and always will be the capital of Israel. They can huff and puff all they want, but reality doesn't care about their feelings. Maybe they should focus on fixing their own countries instead of meddling in ours.

Meanwhile, the virtue signalers are busy crafting their think pieces about 'colonialism' and 'occupation.' They'll ignore the decades of Palestinian rejectionism, the constant incitement, and the endless stream of cash flowing to terrorists. But hey, facts are racist, right?

So, raise a glass to Jerusalem Day. Celebrate the resilience of the Jewish people and the enduring strength of the Jewish state. And don't let the haters get you down. They're just jealous because they don't have anything worth celebrating.

Let them cry into their soy lattes. We'll be over here enjoying our falafel and watching Israel thrive. And if that triggers them? Well, that's just an added bonus. Deal with it.

In conclusion, if you think celebrating your capital is racist, then you might be the real racist. And you’re probably cringe. Have you tried pulling yourself up by your bootstraps yet? Just asking.

The more they whine the more obvious it becomes how much they lack a sense of humor, understanding of history, and just basic common sense. And maybe they need to touch grass?

So as the great philosopher, DJ Khaled, once said: another one. One more year of celebrating Jerusalem and one more year of libs seething. We salute them.

Keep seething. We are having fun, and we will keep having fun.