Anonymous #2 17h

💀

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Anonymous #2 17h

The only country in the middle east where being gay isn’t criminalized? 🤡

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Anonymous #4 17h

When was the last time someone had a gay marriage in Israel?

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Anonymous #1 17h

Let me buy you a plane ticket to Palestine if you don’t believe me

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Anonymous OP 17h

Drop your cashapp rn

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Anonymous OP 17h

See here’s the thing, the Gaza airport was destroyed by your favorite apartheid state and never rebuilt. Would you care to tell me when Palestine’s anti-gay laws were passed, by whom, and if they’re enforced today?

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Anonymous #2 17h

Zero, now how many occur in Palestine if that’s the metric we are using to judge how gay-friendly a country is?

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Anonymous #4 17h

You can't fight for gay rights if the population is genocided by Israel

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Anonymous #2 17h

The decimated population of 5.9 million, up from 1.9 million in 1990s

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Anonymous #2 17h

“Israel is why Palestine doesn’t have time for gay rights” is probably the worst take I’ve seen this midterm election cycle so congratulations

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Anonymous #4 17h

Where in international law is that a criterion for genocide?

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Anonymous #2 17h

Are you seriously asking why population metrics are important for determining whether or not a genocide is occurring

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Anonymous #4 17h

Under international law, genocide is determined by intent and specific actions, not the statistical outcome. Do you even know anything?

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Anonymous #4 17h

So idk if you know this but colonialism and dispossession are not great preconditions for a gay rights movement. It’s obviously not a 1:1, but for another example you can look at the suffragette movement in the US during WWI. They were arrested, assaulted, and accused of being traitors for “taking attention away from the war effort”. In other words, it was a time of conflict, not even close to as bad as it is in Palestine, and there was massive backlash against a social movement because of that.

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Anonymous #4 17h

If I spent every day worried about if I’d be bombed for just existing or was at risk of having my house taken and my entire family imprisoned because some dude from random country decided to move there I wouldn’t exactly have the time for a gay revolution. Also look at LGBTQIA+ rights here where we’ve never been at contestant threat of life, it’s only been the past few years where it’s been relatively good and even that is being threatened by the institution

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Anonymous #2 16h

I don’t know which “international law” you’re referring to but with all the recorded genocides in history, the ethnic group targeted faced substantial population setbacks that could not be overcome as time went on. You could classify any act of war as “genocide” with whatever crackpot definition you’re using. You could just as easily claim Oct 7th means Hamas are committing genocide.

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Anonymous #5 16h

Okay let’s look at a Muslim country not in active conflict like Qatar (who funds even more influencer money towards promoting pro-Palestine sentiment than Israel does for pro-Israel sentiment). How are gay rights going over there?

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Anonymous #1 16h

Sharia law dumbass

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Anonymous #1 16h

Why do you think Egypt closes its borders to Palestine if they are so all about love?

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Anonymous #4 16h

I'm referring to international law established by the 1946 UN general assembly in response to the crimes of nazi Germany, which was when the term genocide was coined

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Anonymous #6 16h

???

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Anonymous #4 16h

How is that in any way a response to what I said

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Anonymous #1 16h

You should be thankful that the airport was destroyed if Palestinians are considered too extreme even for Egypt.

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Anonymous #4 16h

Genuinely what the fuck are you talking about

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Anonymous #4 16h

Even Jordan (part of the British mandate of Palestine) considers them extremists and a national security threat

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Anonymous #4 16h

You seem to be confusing the colloquial use of genocide with the precise legal definition

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Anonymous #1 16h

You are clearly uneducated on this topic and should pipe down

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Anonymous #6 16h

I wonder if leftists would accuse them of being secret zionists (probably)

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Anonymous #2 16h

Gay rights are incompatible with any Muslim-majority area (including Palestine) whether you want to accept it or not and it’s not because of conflict distraction. Literally ask any mosque in America to perform a gay marriage for you and report back.

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Anonymous #4 16h

And it's different for Christianity? Liberal Americans had to drag christians kicking and screaming to get gay rights

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Anonymous #4 16h

Leftists don’t understand that Saudi, Egypt, and Jordan directly benefit from Israel’s existence and support Israeli military actions

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Anonymous #6 16h

No we do know, that’s not a secret and it definitely doesn’t help your point

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Anonymous #4 16h

Being gay was decriminalized in the West Bank under Jordanian law in 1951, which is actually before Israel decriminalized it

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Anonymous #4 16h

The overall population of Mayans and Yazidis increased during the Guatemalan and Yazidi genocides.

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Anonymous #4 16h

The ottomans decriminalized gay sex in 1858

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Anonymous #7 16h

Homophobia is a common problem of conservative religion. Islam, Christianity, and Judaism are not fundamentally different in this respect. The progressives will be good and the conservatives bad.

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Anonymous #6 16h

Mfw those governments are also bad

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Anonymous #8 12h

So the “anti-fascist” party thinks it’s fine to be killed for one’s views, which are perfectly fine

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Anonymous #4 11h

i don’t think charlie kirk should’ve gotten shot just like i don’t think palestinian children should be shot. do you disagree?

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Anonymous #6 11h

Smartest gay guy 🥇

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Anonymous #6 11h

No, homo but you’re someone I can have a beer with. Good shit brother

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