Anonymous #3 11w

And it’s bc zoomer and millennial Jews turned out this time

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Anonymous #1 11w

Out of touch to the anti-war effort that continues to grow in the country

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Anonymous #6 11w

it makes sense to not vote for politicians that care more about israel than their own constituents

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Anonymous #5 11w

Most people in Tel Aviv also live in NY most of the time

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Anonymous #5 11w

Ok but the New York Mayor doesn’t really have any influence over Israel.

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Anonymous #6 11w

yes which is why they shouldn’t be tripping over themselves to express support for Israel? Did you see the debate it’s like an onion sketch/

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Anonymous #5 11w

I don’t disagree. It’s as stupid for them to express their stance on Israel as it is for you to base your vote on their stance on Israel. It’s two sides of the same coin. Everyone is letting their opinion about Israel cloud their judgment of things that have absolutely nothing to do with Israel.

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Anonymous #6 11w

If you can’t tell, I’m so fucking tired of a bunch of Americans bickering at each other about Israel.

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Anonymous #6 11w

it’s a really important issue? huge amounts of tax money are being used to fund a murderous regime halfway across the world. that regime pretty blatantly interfered in our election (by deliberately sabotaging negotiations to fuck over Biden, same way Iran did against Carter).

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Anonymous #5 11w

Huge amounts of New York City tax dollars?

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Anonymous #5 11w

You’re not understanding my point. When you vote for New York City Mayor, you’re voting for the guy to run a city. The New York City mayor can do absolutely nothing about anything Israel does. So it doesn’t make any sense for anybody to care whether they support Israel or are against Israel. It flat out doesn’t matter.

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Anonymous #6 11w

the other candidates were loudly proclaiming they’re going to spend time traveling to israel and were vehement about suppressing free speech and the right to protest. the israel lobby has essentially abolished the 1st amendment.

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