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Gaza War, Part 3
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Anonymous
This country was founded on “terrorism”. |
Anonymous
Often? No, not often. |
Anonymous
| Biden has now destroyed Obama’s legacy. |
Anonymous
Obama owes his entire legacy to the support that Joe Biden gave him as Vice President. If you did not realize that Biden was the driving force--intellectually and even more important, politically--behind every single achievement of the Obama Administration, you are clueless. If anything is to be blamed on Biden, it's that he is not moving fast enough to clean up mistakes that were begun during the Obama era in the wake of the financial crisis. |
Anonymous
Plenty of proof uploaded by Hamas GoPros. Oct 7 was the low of the low. Extreme hatred is present for all to see. The whole these innocent children will hate Israel and Israel will not be safe does not hold water. |
Anonymous
Yes, 10/7 was horrible and should be condemned, but "the low of the low"? How about mass executions of patients at al-Shifa? Indiscriminate bombing of families in Gaza? Looking the other way while terroristic settlers harass and kill Palestinians in the West Bank and burn their homes with the goal of stealing their land? Incarcerating thousands of Palestinians, including minors, without charges (no different from taking hostages)? Kidnapping, stripping, and torturing Palestinian men? Throttling the flow of desperately needed food and medicine into Gaza so that children die of malnutrition and disease? Using children and animals in Gaza for target practice? Allowing IDF members to steal private property from Palestinians in Gaza? Completely destroying schools and universities? Murdering aid workers who are trying to help Palestinians? Murdering journalists who want to expose the story? How is any of this any different from 10/7? And why would this out-of-control behavior (on both sides, but much more prevalent on the Israeli side) make either Israel or Gaza any safer and less inclined to hate the other side? |
Anonymous
Uh no....Biden may be many things but an intellectual he is not. |
Anonymous
False equivalency. Every point you make can be refuted. But it is sad that Hamas provoked war and are still keeping over a hundred hostages. They could end it right now. But the blabber on how Israel spawns more hate, the hate is there already. The menace that is Hamas need to be eradicated. Also the equivalence that these “youths” that are imprisoned for terrorist attempts are equivalent to the hostages kept against their will are laughable. The hand wringing on how Israel will never be safe, well Oct 7 has shown it isn’t safe anyway. |
Anonymous
+1 Furthermore, there's not a credible source in existence for these so-called "GoPro videos". They were part of the first wave of baked baby, clothesline baby, babies cut from wombs misinformation campaign conjured by ZAKA and spread by Israel. Like the later disgraced NY Times story about serial rape, they have been blown completely sky high in the search for facts of what actually occurred on 10/7. Also, given Israel's extensive history of manufacturing false evidence, it's little surprise that the "GoPro" videos that we keep hearing about are completely inaccessible on a credible website anywhere in the world. |
Anonymous
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Biden has now destroyed Obama’s legacy. [/quote]
Obama owes his entire legacy to the support that Joe Biden gave him as Vice President. If you did not realize that Biden was the driving force--intellectually and even more important, politically--behind every single achievement of the Obama Administration, you are clueless. If anything is to be blamed on Biden, it's that he is not moving fast enough to clean up mistakes that were begun during the Obama era in the wake of the financial crisis.[/quote] So, if Biden was the driving force intellectually and politically during the Obama administration, then Biden is now cleaning up his own mess. Make it make sense because there is no logic to what you wrote. |
Anonymous
The Hamas GoPro brought to you by the same people who made hunter’s laptop! Meanwhile Israel’s attacks on the UNRWA are totally false and the US has not restored funding or punished Israel. |
Anonymous
+1 Most of the terrorists are just terrorists. In this case, they almost certainly will remain nothing but bloodthirsty animals, since the odds of them establishing a nation that respects the rights of individuals are exactly zero. Wonder what the protesters will think if Palestinians win their own state, then start stoning women accused of adultery to death. YAY, human rights warriors of the far left! |
Anonymous
Please refute settler violence and land theft in the West Bank. Lots and lots of people will listen carefully. I want to hear your explanation why this is all good and proper. I don't think it's a stretch to call Palestinians in administrative detention hostages. There is no charge, no evidence, no trial, no attorney, no information sharing, no contact with families. How are they not hostages? What Israel does is effectively grab and hold. Hostage in every other name. |
Anonymous
LOL women in KSA have no independent legal status. Yet the US and Israel can't get enough of their close ally Al-Saud. So let's all stop with the nonsense that women's rights mean anything or should be a benchmark on who deserves a state. |
Anonymous
You’ve twisted yourself into a rhetorical knot. Pro Palestinian protesters are the ones screaming about freedom fighters…in support of a group that will establish a government with no respect for human rights. Winning strategy |