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Macron calls Hamas attacks ‘biggest antisemitic massacre of our century’
(www.theguardian.com)
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In other news, trying to escape from the concentration camp you’ve been locked in since birth isn’t antisemitic.
What part of “concentration camp” do you not understand?
What part of “the legitimacy of the struggle of peoples for independence, territorial integrity, national unity and liberation from colonial and foreign domination and foreign occupation by all available means, including armed struggle” do you not understand?
What part of “As an Occupier, Israel Has No Right to ‘Self-Defense’” do you not understand?
And this does not even get into the part where Israel itself is an antisemitic abomination:
-Israel's initial proposal/ conception was not out of some concern for the Jews but for antisemites to throw the Jewish population in a place where they don't have to see them
-Deliberately erasing the existence of Jews that lived in Palestine before their occupation in their rhetoric
-During wwii Israel turned back Jews that had no settler inclination/ potential back to the German concentration camps
-Committing atrocities while wearing the Star of David is designed to draw hatred to Jews as their scapegoat. It is not 'the only safe place for Jews', it is a perpetual warground that uses Jews as their human meatshields.
-Their massive PR/ rainbowwashing/ anti-BDS laws is probably also designed to be easily misconstructed as the 'Jews shadow-control the world' antisemitic trope
I know you're angry about injustice and indifference to injustice, and I am too, but I think it would be effective to take a less aggressive stance against people who are obviously blackout drunk on the Kool-Aid. It's not productive to scare them off.
That may be.
Not very constructive either to question people's drinking habits for the sake of winning an argument. Whatever, you have a good one
No, unfortunately you're not. I'd love to get your opinion on something though:
Are slave revolts justified?
Was the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising wrong?
Thanks in advance.
"Hey 18 year olds in a 70 year old concentration camp, choose better leaders."
So what would your answers be then?
I'm on the side of the civilians, I don't care what their ethnicity is.
The October attack happened last October, at the behest of a leadership that has not held an election since before half its subjects had even been born.
The genocide is ongoing, and is at the behest of a recently elected government supported by its democratic allies, so that's the one where speaking out against it might help to stop it.