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i don't think settlers is particularly illuminating about the palestinian context or settler-colonialism in the general sense
The general answer is that Sakai was talking about the bourgeois mentality of white "leftists" and our inability to feel solidarity with the exploited non white people. The pedantic answer is that Sakai explicitly ties US settlerism to zionism.