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u/Ok_Permission2523

“I mean, it’s pretty evil to kidnap someone from their home and then starve them and make them dig their own grave. They’re certainly trying.” Now multiply that times thousands and you have what Israel is doing to Palestinians.
u/Ok_Permission2523

“Israel Turns Away From Peace…” When exactly was Israel turned toward peace?
u/Ok_Permission2523

“Israel Turns Away From Peace…” When exactly was Israel turned toward peace?
u/Ok_Permission2523

No, I would not have encouraged such a response. However, realistically, I know that an aggressive response is often a leader’s first inclination. A proportionate response would have obviously been preferable to the murder and starvation of at least 60,000 people. And this isn’t just limited to Israel. After 9/11, the US would have been far better off in the long term by focusing on targeted, limited attacks on the actual perpetrators of 9/11 rather than getting involved in decades-long wars throughout the Middle East that cost us tremendously in terms of lives, dollars, and global reputation.
u/Ok_Permission2523

The most conservative estimates indicate that Israel has killed at least 60,000 people in Gaza since October 7, 2023. Roughly 1,200 people were killed on that day. Have you ever heard of proportionality?
u/BrimstoneOmega

Well… ummmm… Akusually; When you try to defend genocide, which does no service to your cause, you just end up looking like a Nazi. Because Nazi defend genocide. If you want to paint yourself as a Nazi, then by all means, keep on defending genocide.
u/MonoEqualsOne

Terrorist support sub