Anonymous #1 14w

Then you’re weird, the city literally has a Spanish name and was part of Mexico not that long ago

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Anonymous OP 14w

Okay… or… hot take nobody alive was alive when Los Angeles was apart of Mexico.

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Anonymous OP 14w

And more importantly both places are in America, but to their credit jews aren’t mad about having to go to israel.

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Anonymous #1 14w

Jews generally aren’t trying to immigrate from Israel to the U.S. for a better life…

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Anonymous #4 14w

And it’s a thing that some Jews like to go back to Israel for a bit for cultural reasons

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Anonymous #4 14w

Well lets not get too away with the analogy, because Mexican is not a religion, but what im saying is a lot of people are waving Mexico’s flag to protest other people being sent there

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Anonymous #1 14w

some people identify as Jewish culturally but not religiously. Either way, ppl are being deported unjustly, and they have a right to protest

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Anonymous #1 14w

Israeli is not a religion, they are both sovereign nations, why are you trying for gold in the mental gymnastics competition

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Anonymous OP 14w

It was part of Mexico with a population of 1,600. Mexico existed for 27 years when they were annexed

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Anonymous #7 14w

I didn’t say Israel was a religion, but you can be ethnically Jewish, or religiously Jewish, and the flag of Israel can sometimes be used as a declaration of faith, not heritage. There’s no gymnastics involved in that whatsoever.

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