Anonymous #1 13h

They aren’t entirely wrong tho Iran doesn’t want to cease to exist bc their leaders believe in martyrdom

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Anonymous #2 13h

That’s true. My main point was of Israel being a fascist theocracy which is not even close to being true

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Anonymous #1 13h

I wouldn’t call Israel a theocracy but I would call it a backsliding democracy increasingly ruled by ppl with fascist tendencies

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Anonymous #2 13h

Sounds familiar right?

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Anonymous #1 13h

Yup :(

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Anonymous #2 13h

Yet no one calls for the destruction and disbandment of America and for its residents to return to another country, nor does no one boycott American products and reject its right to exist

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Anonymous #1 13h

It’s tricky because we’ve been here for longer. But some sort of modern breakup of America and return of huge amounts of land to indigenous people is something I’d fully support. I don’t think it’s right that Israel gets more hate than the us, they’re both adamant supporters of state terror and genocide

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Anonymous OP 13h

But you are right, calling Israel a fascist theocracy is hyperbole, I know they’re technically a failing democracy. My point is that both Israel and Iran are run by religious fanatics and both are fully able to figure out what would happen if they launched a nuke, which is why the us remains the only nation to ever do so

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Anonymous OP 10h

Might as well call for the same thing for every country in green

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Anonymous #1 8h

That’s why I say it’s tricky. Still I don’t think something being complicated means that it’s not worth looking into. All those counties in green should meaningfully reorganize their borders but the powers that be don’t want that to happen

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