Looks like a new Gaza war has started

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I see Israel as the underdog—surrounded by enemies, hated by the UN, the list goes on. It really is fighting a multi-front war.

Don't forget the Irish! Those bastards hate Israel! Also, Vatican City and Tuvalu! Anti-semites across the board!

Anyone who opposes the existence of Israel is antisemitic, in my opinion.

How so?
Do you have to drag politics into everything

Are you aware of what forum you’re in right now?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I see Israel as the underdog—surrounded by enemies, hated by the UN, the list goes on. It really is fighting a multi-front war.

That’s quite the definition of underdog.

The country with the most sophisticated military in the region that also happens to be closely allied with the country boasting the most powerful military in the world. And they’re fighting an impoverished population that doesn’t even control their own water.

I don’t think underdog means what you think it means.

Do you know anything about Hamas? If you think they’re impoverished you’re delusional.

You truly believe Hamas has more money and weapons than the Israeli military??? Than the American military?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I see Israel as the underdog—surrounded by enemies, hated by the UN, the list goes on. It really is fighting a multi-front war.

Don't forget the Irish! Those bastards hate Israel! Also, Vatican City and Tuvalu! Anti-semites across the board!

Anyone who opposes the existence of Israel is antisemitic, in my opinion.

How so?
Do you have to drag politics into everything

It’s not politics. If you oppose the existence of Israel, what do you support in its place? Be honest. Would it be a place that tolerated Jews??? Lol. Come on. You think you’re clever?

[Anonymous]

Today we were shown the Hamas bodycam and other videos of the attacks of October 7th. There are no words to explain. It is to witness the darkest evil that can exist. Hamas terrorists laugh and call home to boast how many Jews they killed “with their hands.” Asking if their parents are proud? Humans bloodied, charred, ripped apart. But it is the cries of the children that I will hear forever. I share this with you because the world needs to know what happened. And so that you can imagine it, because I hope you never have to see it. Today Israeli Ambassador
@giladerdan1 joins me live #TheStory

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I see Israel as the underdog—surrounded by enemies, hated by the UN, the list goes on. It really is fighting a multi-front war.

That’s quite the definition of underdog.

The country with the most sophisticated military in the region that also happens to be closely allied with the country boasting the most powerful military in the world. And they’re fighting an impoverished population that doesn’t even control their own water.

I don’t think underdog means what you think it means.

Do you know anything about Hamas? If you think they’re impoverished you’re delusional.

You truly believe Hamas has more money and weapons than the Israeli military??? Than the American military?

Is that what I said?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I recall video of Palestinians celebrating after 9/11. It looked like more than only Hamas militants, it seemed to be the general, maybe majority, response of the civilian population. Celebrating the killing of thousands of civilians, idk but maybe not a society that garners a lot of sympathy.

These same people celebrated after Hamas decapitated 40 infants.

Many of them infest our university campuses. Why do we tolerate that?

We are a country that supports freedom of speech. It is especially free when it comes to Jew-hating speech.

What about criticizing Israel? Most of the posters here would arrest anyone who criticizes Israel and their families.

I’d love to see the ample evidence I’m sure you have for that claim.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I recall video of Palestinians celebrating after 9/11. It looked like more than only Hamas militants, it seemed to be the general, maybe majority, response of the civilian population. Celebrating the killing of thousands of civilians, idk but maybe not a society that garners a lot of sympathy.

These same people celebrated after Hamas decapitated 40 infants.

Many of them infest our university campuses. Why do we tolerate that?

We are a country that supports freedom of speech. It is especially free when it comes to Jew-hating speech.

What about criticizing Israel? Most of the posters here would arrest anyone who criticizes Israel and their families.

Not at all. But, I do take exception to people who praise terrorists.
Criticizing Israel is one thing... celebrating and praising terrorists isn't acceptable.

[Anonymous]

Twisted how people can rationalize Israel starving millions of people and killing thousands to punish a group of bad actors. Yikes.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I see Israel as the underdog—surrounded by enemies, hated by the UN, the list goes on. It really is fighting a multi-front war.

That’s quite the definition of underdog.

The country with the most sophisticated military in the region that also happens to be closely allied with the country boasting the most powerful military in the world. And they’re fighting an impoverished population that doesn’t even control their own water.

I don’t think underdog means what you think it means.

+1

Exactly.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I see Israel as the underdog—surrounded by enemies, hated by the UN, the list goes on. It really is fighting a multi-front war.

That’s quite the definition of underdog.

The country with the most sophisticated military in the region that also happens to be closely allied with the country boasting the most powerful military in the world. And they’re fighting an impoverished population that doesn’t even control their own water.

I don’t think underdog means what you think it means.

+1

Exactly.

Don't start a war if you don't want to fight one particularly if you are impoverished.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Twisted how people can rationalize Israel starving millions of people and killing thousands to punish a group of bad actors. Yikes.

Don't start a war if you don't want to be involved in one.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Twisted how people can rationalize Israel starving millions of people and killing thousands to punish a group of bad actors. Yikes.

Show me where:

1. Israel is starving millions

2. Anyone on this thread is doing what you say

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Twisted how people can rationalize Israel starving millions of people and killing thousands to punish a group of bad actors. Yikes.

Don't start a war if you don't want to be involved in one.

Plus one hundred million.

[Anonymous]

10,000+ dead Palestinian civilians; 3,000+ dead Palestinian children.

How much more, you bloodthirsty Israelis? Sickening.

No wonder why the entire world is turning against Israel. Sick butchers of death.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:10,000+ dead Palestinian civilians; 3,000+ dead Palestinian children.

How much more, you bloodthirsty Israelis? Sickening.

No wonder why the entire world is turning against Israel. Sick butchers of death.

You seem reasonable.