What I went through was bad but not as bad as what you must have.
I remember telling friends in college who asked "hey we talk about our childhoods and you don't, why's that?" and then having them look absolutely shellshocked while I calmly gave a synopsis.
So yes, privileged white people, and sadly not just the boomers and gen xers
I an almost done with chapter 2 and I don't even know what to say for discussion. He's right. Everything he says is incisive and insightful, piercing through the veil of genocidal colonial propaganda and cutting to the roots of the atrocities. I can't pick any quote out because everything is so important. I'm marking the paper copy and underlining half of most pages.
And it's truly overwhelming. Refreshing to see someone speaking the truth without tiptoeing around Zionist respectability politics. And also so sad.