Anonymous #1 2d

Imagine saying this about a country involved in several conflicts at once including a war and a genocide (recognized by the entire civilized world except US bc we're helping them) when someone suggests intervening

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Anonymous #2 2d

I generally don’t wish any nation to be declared war on. Odd take fam.

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Anonymous #1 2d

You wouldn’t have wanted us to go to war with Nazi Germany?

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Anonymous .gaia. 2d

Eyes can’t roll hard enough at that.

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Anonymous #1 2d

Hey man, if you’re gonna play silly then I’ll throw logical fallacies at you. That’s how that works 😂

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Anonymous #1 2d

Suggests you think Nazi germany is somehow special and worse than Israel is today, lmao

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Anonymous #2 2d

How? And as for the one above. I don’t think any nation should be subject to war and the effects of it. Far and aside from no country’s should face consequences for its actions. Smh.

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Anonymous #1 2d

Well sometimes violence is necessary. It was necessary to defeat the Nazis. It’s necessary again.

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Anonymous #1 2d

It's rich that you people only come out of the woodwork to say this about countries committing genocide. Get blocked bigot

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Anonymous #1 2d

It’s not about wiping out land from the map, it’s about removing a genocidal recipe and its supporters from power and prioritizing justice before peace.

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Anonymous .gaia. 2d

*regime

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Anonymous .gaia. 2d

It would end the same way. Resulting in exactly what’s currently going on. Best path to peace is through negotiations, though it would be better for Gaza if they had any actual backing of course, or if we in general did not have significant lobbying of politicians by Israel.

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Anonymous #1 2d

Negotiations are impossible. The current regime is unwilling to concede anything at all, let alone anything meaningful. The Israeli regime is clear on its maximalist aims. And on the topic of AIPAC, that organization and all Israeli nationals involved in it should be expelled from the United States.

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