Questão de Língua Portuguesa

A poeta e ativista palestina Rafeef Ziadah estava participando da cobertura jornalística do massacre em Gaza quando um jornalista não-palestino perguntou-lhe se as coisas não seriam melhores se os palestinos parassem de ensinar o ódio às suas crianças. Em resposta a essa pergunta, Ziadah compôs o poema “We teach life, sir”, transcrito a seguir: Today, my body was a TV’d massacre that had to fit into sound-bites and word limits. And I perfected my English and I learned my UN resolutions. But still, he asked me, Ms. Ziadah, don’t you think that everything would be resolved if you would just stop teaching so much hatred to your children? Pause. I look inside of me for strength to be patient but patience is not at the tip of my tongue as the bombs drop over Gaza. Today, my body was a TV’d massacre made to fit into soundbites and word limits and move those that are desensitized to terrorist blood. And these are not two equal sides: occupier and occupied. And a hundred dead, two hundred dead, and a thousand dead. And between that, war crime, and massacre, I vent out words and smile “not exotic”, “not terrorist”. No sound-bite will fix this. We teach life, sir. (Adaptado de https://blissonature.wordpress.com/2011/11/17/rafeef-ziadahwe-teach-life-sir-text-transcription-lyrics-words-of-poem/. Acessado em 01/ 07/2021.) 9 A partir da leitura do texto, depreende-se que