Gaza War, Part 3

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Anonymous wrote:Let’s say a foreign plane or ship from An Arab country does land in the Gaza Strip to take people. You don’t think Israel would launch a cruise missile to that ship or bomb the plane and claim Hamas was hiding with refugees? They already bombed the Rafah crossing in Egypt and refugee camps in Southern Gaza many times. They told people to leave their homes in North Gaza and flee to the South only to bomb the South also

These are two angry , toxic , senseless governments that are holding the majority of sensible people in their respective populations hostage

They could fly out of Egypt. Jordan and Israel and Egypt and Israel have normal diplomatic ties since 1973. Egypt will not allow Gazans in because they are 1. afraid that Hamas, or IJ, or any other faction sneaks in 2. Egypt saw what happened to Jordan, Kuwait, Lebanon and Syria who let Palestinians in 3. They ad Gaza as part of Egypt territory until 1973 and for the 2 above reasons they don’t want it back .

That’s not true. Current Egypt likes Hamas but also likes Israel but doesn’t trust either but due to circumstances is forced to work frequently with both . Sisi’s government was at the brink of collapse before even launching thanks to ISIS in the Sinai destroying tourism but Hamas and Israel and Egypt all worked together collectively in 2014/2015 to stop that. Imagine that.

You are referencing the PLO in the 70s and their push for democratic socialism/communism /“liberation” in all their host countries as well as pushing the Arab massive to force Arab leaders hands to try to collectively invade Israel as an Arab collective.

You can’t force an Arab leaders hands especially as an outsider.

Hamas is the opposition to the PLO and they don’t want all Arabs to invade Israel. They want to do it themselves and that’s what makes them so dangerous. They don’t share their plans with anyone even among most Palestinians. Most people of other countries have an idea when their leaders plan to go to war. They could’ve at least informed Palestinians to escape and make a run for it but nope. They are as stealthy and mysterious and dangerous as the tunnels they smuggle weapons with-the total opposite of the blabbermouth and scatterbrained PLO.

They don’t give a shit about meddling in other Arab or Iranian affairs or getting rid of other Arab oppressive governments or spreading global Jihad. Ehud Barak was right. The PLO was the correct pony for Israel to bet on but Bibi did the wrong thing.

Israeli security chiefs kept warning him about how dangerous Hamas was

Bibi and Likud are right wing extremists. He played the Hamas card to keep Palestinians divided. The Palestinian Authority is weak and deeply corrupt. Hamas are Islamic extremists. Divided they are nothing.

But then internal Israeli politics took over. National security suffered. They became complacent. And Hamas took advantage and invaded Israel.

Absolutely breathtaking incompetence on part of the Israelis.

But after the attacks, Israelis became more right wing then ever. Might not help Netanyahu. People do blame him. But the Hamas attacks were a gift to the Israeli right wing.

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Anonymous wrote:It's a barbaric part of the world driven by tribalism and hatred. But I don't want my tax money going to Israel any more than I'd want it going to Hamas. Let them fight it out on a level playing field without Uncle Sam bankrolling corrupt liars like Bibi Netanyahu.

Who cares about your tax cents (not dollars). The govt doesn't make decisions by taking proportional surveys of taxpayers (so in your world the rich would have a bigger say in things? People who don't pay taxes have no say?), we vote for people and entrust them to make decisions using their judgment.

Tax cents? Well, the objection U.S. taxpayers have to supporting an apartheid regime that will not stop dragging us into its pathetic orbit of misery is based on a lot more than just financial considerations, but just to be clear about something …

Inflation-adjusted annual average of $4.2B in direct financial welfare to Israel from 1946-2022 (which will be 4-5x that figure in 2023), divided by total U.S. income tax revenue of 2.6T in 2022. If any taxpayer had as little as $625.00 in federal income taxes remitted to the U.S. government in 2022, their contribution to this abomination of a welfare state was at least $1.00 - and that’s from someone earning less than $15K annually.

For a taxpayer earning at least $100K, the contribution is closer to $28.00, and for a taxpayer earning at least $250K, the contribution is closer to $92.00 annually.

It’s not “tax cents” for most Americans. And, of course, we cannot put a proper price tag on the fact that the U.S. has wasted full 1/2 of its security council dry powder at the U.N. running veto interference on Israel’s behalf, or the fact that OIF cost Americans over $750B but also countless active duty lives, all thanks to intentionally false “intelligence” manufactured by “our ally” Israel.

Now, then. STFU.

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Anonymous wrote:Happening now in NYC. How all these violent Jihadists get sent to prison and then deported. https://x.com/rawsalerts/status/1739434702258258317?s=46&t=jNrdS8mz3hN4AlQKjwwhuw

They are getting frustrated and angry, their appeal to morality didn't work (babies! American dollars!) and they do not know what to do now.

Are you reading the polls?

Americans do not support military support for Israel.

If this were true the protesters would not be acting out in the way they have. They are frustrated because they are not seeing the change they want.

https://poll.qu.edu/poll-release?releaseid=3887

Drop more than 10% since October. More oppose than support.

I’m sorry it disappoints you that Americans do, in fact, care about dead children.

We were opposed to the war in Iraq and Afghanistan, it was highly unpopular. But stayed there for 20 years. Guantanamo is highly unpopular but is still open and has detainees. These polls are meaningless. As Jihadist protests continue, more mainstream Americans will be turned off from the “cause”. The pendulum will swing the other way .The protest outside of Austin’s house today which disrupted Christmas for an entire neighborhood will not go unnoticed.

Oh my goodness an entire neighborhood had to listen to people protest the killing of babies in….the homeland of the person whose birth they were celebrating?

The Pope “disrupted Christmas” for an entire religion. He has condemned Israel’s conduct in Gaza.

Jesus was from Gaza? Where did the Pope “condemn Israel”? These are his exact words along with talking about Yemen, Syria, Africa, Armenia and Ukraine.

“ I bear in my heart the sorrow of the victims of the abominable attack of 7 October and I reiterate my urgent appeal for the liberation of those still being held hostage.
"I plead for an end to the military operations with their appalling harvest of innocent civilian victims, and I call for a solution to the desperate humanitarian situation by an opening to the provision of humanitarian aid," he said.”. Maybe he is pleading with Hamas to release the hostages and stop the war?

“I plead for an end to the military operations with their appalling harvest of innocent civilian victims”


Pretty clear who he’s talking to.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:It's a barbaric part of the world driven by tribalism and hatred. But I don't want my tax money going to Israel any more than I'd want it going to Hamas. Let them fight it out on a level playing field without Uncle Sam bankrolling corrupt liars like Bibi Netanyahu.

Who cares about your tax cents (not dollars). The govt doesn't make decisions by taking proportional surveys of taxpayers (so in your world the rich would have a bigger say in things? People who don't pay taxes have no say?), we vote for people and entrust them to make decisions using their judgment.

Tax cents? Well, the objection U.S. taxpayers have to supporting an apartheid regime that will not stop dragging us into its pathetic orbit of misery is based on a lot more than just financial considerations, but just to be clear about something …

Inflation-adjusted annual average of $4.2B in direct financial welfare to Israel from 1946-2022 (which will be 4-5x that figure in 2023), divided by total U.S. income tax revenue of 2.6T in 2022. If any taxpayer had as little as $625.00 in federal income taxes remitted to the U.S. government in 2022, their contribution to this abomination of a welfare state was at least $1.00 - and that’s from someone earning less than $15K annually.

For a taxpayer earning at least $100K, the contribution is closer to $28.00, and for a taxpayer earning at least $250K, the contribution is closer to $92.00 annually.

It’s not “tax cents” for most Americans. And, of course, we cannot put a proper price tag on the fact that the U.S. has wasted full 1/2 of its security council dry powder at the U.N. running veto interference on Israel’s behalf, or the fact that OIF cost Americans over $750B but also countless active duty lives, all thanks to intentionally false “intelligence” manufactured by “our ally” Israel.

Now, then. STFU.

Bravo.

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Anonymous wrote:The Pope is criticizing Israel this weekend for its massive bombing of Gaza. Christians see how Israel is killing Christians in Gaza and the West Bank. Of course, the Muslim countries support the Palestinians, as do most other countries that bear the legacy of settler colonialism and discrimination against indigenous peoples.

The only thing propping up Israel is sophisticated weaponry and huge subsidies from the United States. The American subsidies will come to an end eventually - younger Americans have run out of patience with Israel and its utter indifference to non-Jewish life.

So Israel is basically on borrowed time and they know it. The more insecure they get, the more they lash out and kill indiscriminately, and the more the rest of the world hates them. It's a death spiral, and it's unfortunate that we have to watch in play out in real time, and on our dime.

Muslim countries support Palestinians in words only. How many of the 21 Arab countries offered or agreed to take in refugees? Zero

You mean how many agreed to go along with a war crime? Support the finance minister, Bezalel Smotrich, who said that Israel “would no longer be able to accept” an independent Palestinian entity in Gaza and called for the “voluntary emigration” of its people to countries elsewhere in the world?

Gosh I can’t believe everyone didn’t jump on board with this plan so obviously in the interests of the Palestinians!

What does Smotrich have to do with the 21 Arab countries policies toward NOT accepting any Palestinians?

Because they’re closely linked? If the Arab countries accepted Palestinians who Israel forcibly displaced, they would be enabling a crime.

Way to twist reality to fit your narrative. I would rather let my brothers die because it will somehow show the world that I don’t approve of Israel. Makes perfect sense .

Bc millions of Arabs on this planet are all brothers? Yeah no.

Because billions of people on this Earth are brothers, that’s why all civilized countries take in refugees.

A more civilized country wouldn't create refugees but Israel only pretends to be civilized.

Again, nothing to do with Arab countries not wanting to take in Palestinians. But nice deflecting!

They don’t want to take Palestinian refugees because all of Gaza would have left, leaving Israel to just claim it.

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Anonymous wrote:The Pope is criticizing Israel this weekend for its massive bombing of Gaza. Christians see how Israel is killing Christians in Gaza and the West Bank. Of course, the Muslim countries support the Palestinians, as do most other countries that bear the legacy of settler colonialism and discrimination against indigenous peoples.

The only thing propping up Israel is sophisticated weaponry and huge subsidies from the United States. The American subsidies will come to an end eventually - younger Americans have run out of patience with Israel and its utter indifference to non-Jewish life.

So Israel is basically on borrowed time and they know it. The more insecure they get, the more they lash out and kill indiscriminately, and the more the rest of the world hates them. It's a death spiral, and it's unfortunate that we have to watch in play out in real time, and on our dime.

Muslim countries support Palestinians in words only. How many of the 21 Arab countries offered or agreed to take in refugees? Zero

It's not the job of other countries to aid and abet Israel's ongoing displacement of Palestinians from their homes.

So they would rather see then suffer and die? Europe took in millions of Syrian refugees. Arab countries did not. Europe opened its borders to Ukrainians within days of the war onset. Palestinians are screwed because they pissed off everyone in the region by aligning with Iran, Hizbollah and Asad. Jordan remembers Black September, Lebanon does not want another civil war largerwly started by Palestinians and Kuwait remembers how it had to expel 400,000 of Palestinians. Saudis are pissed because their peace deal with Israel is now dead. They have no friends but Iran and the Arab countries are tired of Iran’s meddling. Qataris will likely expel Hamas to Turkey (no one else will take them) and Turkey got willing will revert back to normalcy once Erdogan is dead.

It is very telling that there aren't any Arab countries supporting Palestinians. Absolutely nothing. Some Houthis in Yemen firing missiles at shipping in the Red Sea. That's about it. No one is stepping in. Not militarily. Not with offers of aid. And definitely not with offers to accommodate refugees, given the experiences of Lebanon, Jordan, and Kuwait.

I don't know what Palestinians in Gaza were thinking when they invaded Israel and committed those atrocities. There is zero chance there will be an independent Palestine in anyone's lifetime. They had their orgy of rage on a Saturday morning. And their grandchildren will be paying the consequences.

Was it worth it?

Pathetic

They attacked to prevent Saudi Arabia from screwing them over by signing a peace deal with Israel

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Anonymous wrote:The Pope is criticizing Israel this weekend for its massive bombing of Gaza. Christians see how Israel is killing Christians in Gaza and the West Bank. Of course, the Muslim countries support the Palestinians, as do most other countries that bear the legacy of settler colonialism and discrimination against indigenous peoples.

The only thing propping up Israel is sophisticated weaponry and huge subsidies from the United States. The American subsidies will come to an end eventually - younger Americans have run out of patience with Israel and its utter indifference to non-Jewish life.

So Israel is basically on borrowed time and they know it. The more insecure they get, the more they lash out and kill indiscriminately, and the more the rest of the world hates them. It's a death spiral, and it's unfortunate that we have to watch in play out in real time, and on our dime.

Muslim countries support Palestinians in words only. How many of the 21 Arab countries offered or agreed to take in refugees? Zero

You mean how many agreed to go along with a war crime? Support the finance minister, Bezalel Smotrich, who said that Israel “would no longer be able to accept” an independent Palestinian entity in Gaza and called for the “voluntary emigration” of its people to countries elsewhere in the world?

Gosh I can’t believe everyone didn’t jump on board with this plan so obviously in the interests of the Palestinians!

What does Smotrich have to do with the 21 Arab countries policies toward NOT accepting any Palestinians?

Because they’re closely linked? If the Arab countries accepted Palestinians who Israel forcibly displaced, they would be enabling a crime.

Way to twist reality to fit your narrative. I would rather let my brothers die because it will somehow show the world that I don’t approve of Israel. Makes perfect sense .

Bc millions of Arabs on this planet are all brothers? Yeah no.

Because billions of people on this Earth are brothers, that’s why all civilized countries take in refugees.

A more civilized country wouldn't create refugees but Israel only pretends to be civilized.

Again, nothing to do with Arab countries not wanting to take in Palestinians. But nice deflecting!

They don’t want to take Palestinian refugees because all of Gaza would have left, leaving Israel to just claim it.

It's sanitized ethnic cleansing. Netanyahu is now pushing for "voluntary migration" from Gaza. 6 weeks ago this was a proposal by the far right wing, such as Smotrich. Not it's being pushed by Netanyahu.

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Anonymous wrote:It's a barbaric part of the world driven by tribalism and hatred. But I don't want my tax money going to Israel any more than I'd want it going to Hamas. Let them fight it out on a level playing field without Uncle Sam bankrolling corrupt liars like Bibi Netanyahu.

Who cares about your tax cents (not dollars). The govt doesn't make decisions by taking proportional surveys of taxpayers (so in your world the rich would have a bigger say in things? People who don't pay taxes have no say?), we vote for people and entrust them to make decisions using their judgment.

Tax cents? Well, the objection U.S. taxpayers have to supporting an apartheid regime that will not stop dragging us into its pathetic orbit of misery is based on a lot more than just financial considerations, but just to be clear about something …

Inflation-adjusted annual average of $4.2B in direct financial welfare to Israel from 1946-2022 (which will be 4-5x that figure in 2023), divided by total U.S. income tax revenue of 2.6T in 2022. If any taxpayer had as little as $625.00 in federal income taxes remitted to the U.S. government in 2022, their contribution to this abomination of a welfare state was at least $1.00 - and that’s from someone earning less than $15K annually.

For a taxpayer earning at least $100K, the contribution is closer to $28.00, and for a taxpayer earning at least $250K, the contribution is closer to $92.00 annually.

It’s not “tax cents” for most Americans. And, of course, we cannot put a proper price tag on the fact that the U.S. has wasted full 1/2 of its security council dry powder at the U.N. running veto interference on Israel’s behalf, or the fact that OIF cost Americans over $750B but also countless active duty lives, all thanks to intentionally false “intelligence” manufactured by “our ally” Israel.

Now, then. STFU.

STFU? Why someone is making commands to an internet stranger and being vulgar at the same time!

You don't have to work, then you won't pay taxes, your problem solved. I guess that can be your form of protests? The rest of us will work.

Also, people who don't pay taxes have no say in your U.S.? so in your world the rich would have a bigger say in things? Note, we vote for people and entrust them to make decisions using their judgment--politicians do not take polls of taxpayers.

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Anonymous wrote:The Pope is criticizing Israel this weekend for its massive bombing of Gaza. Christians see how Israel is killing Christians in Gaza and the West Bank. Of course, the Muslim countries support the Palestinians, as do most other countries that bear the legacy of settler colonialism and discrimination against indigenous peoples.

The only thing propping up Israel is sophisticated weaponry and huge subsidies from the United States. The American subsidies will come to an end eventually - younger Americans have run out of patience with Israel and its utter indifference to non-Jewish life.

So Israel is basically on borrowed time and they know it. The more insecure they get, the more they lash out and kill indiscriminately, and the more the rest of the world hates them. It's a death spiral, and it's unfortunate that we have to watch in play out in real time, and on our dime.

Muslim countries support Palestinians in words only. How many of the 21 Arab countries offered or agreed to take in refugees? Zero

It's not the job of other countries to aid and abet Israel's ongoing displacement of Palestinians from their homes.

So they would rather see then suffer and die? Europe took in millions of Syrian refugees. Arab countries did not. Europe opened its borders to Ukrainians within days of the war onset. Palestinians are screwed because they pissed off everyone in the region by aligning with Iran, Hizbollah and Asad. Jordan remembers Black September, Lebanon does not want another civil war largerwly started by Palestinians and Kuwait remembers how it had to expel 400,000 of Palestinians. Saudis are pissed because their peace deal with Israel is now dead. They have no friends but Iran and the Arab countries are tired of Iran’s meddling. Qataris will likely expel Hamas to Turkey (no one else will take them) and Turkey got willing will revert back to normalcy once Erdogan is dead.

It is very telling that there aren't any Arab countries supporting Palestinians. Absolutely nothing. Some Houthis in Yemen firing missiles at shipping in the Red Sea. That's about it. No one is stepping in. Not militarily. Not with offers of aid. And definitely not with offers to accommodate refugees, given the experiences of Lebanon, Jordan, and Kuwait.

I don't know what Palestinians in Gaza were thinking when they invaded Israel and committed those atrocities. There is zero chance there will be an independent Palestine in anyone's lifetime. They had their orgy of rage on a Saturday morning. And their grandchildren will be paying the consequences.

Was it worth it?

Pathetic

They attacked to prevent Saudi Arabia from screwing them over by signing a peace deal with Israel

Well, that worked out well. Gaza lies in ruins. Big thinking.

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Shameful.

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Anonymous wrote:It's a barbaric part of the world driven by tribalism and hatred. But I don't want my tax money going to Israel any more than I'd want it going to Hamas. Let them fight it out on a level playing field without Uncle Sam bankrolling corrupt liars like Bibi Netanyahu.

Who cares about your tax cents (not dollars). The govt doesn't make decisions by taking proportional surveys of taxpayers (so in your world the rich would have a bigger say in things? People who don't pay taxes have no say?), we vote for people and entrust them to make decisions using their judgment.

Tax cents? Well, the objection U.S. taxpayers have to supporting an apartheid regime that will not stop dragging us into its pathetic orbit of misery is based on a lot more than just financial considerations, but just to be clear about something …

Inflation-adjusted annual average of $4.2B in direct financial welfare to Israel from 1946-2022 (which will be 4-5x that figure in 2023), divided by total U.S. income tax revenue of 2.6T in 2022. If any taxpayer had as little as $625.00 in federal income taxes remitted to the U.S. government in 2022, their contribution to this abomination of a welfare state was at least $1.00 - and that’s from someone earning less than $15K annually.

For a taxpayer earning at least $100K, the contribution is closer to $28.00, and for a taxpayer earning at least $250K, the contribution is closer to $92.00 annually.

It’s not “tax cents” for most Americans. And, of course, we cannot put a proper price tag on the fact that the U.S. has wasted full 1/2 of its security council dry powder at the U.N. running veto interference on Israel’s behalf, or the fact that OIF cost Americans over $750B but also countless active duty lives, all thanks to intentionally false “intelligence” manufactured by “our ally” Israel.

Now, then. STFU.

Impressive, except the premise that the American taxpayers are against aid to Israel. Most Americans despise Palestinians after the brutality of 10/7. The useful idiots supporting intifada stateside strengthen this sentiment.

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Anonymous wrote:Shameful.

It's not pro-Hamas, and it's not shameful, it's perfectly appropriate.

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Anonymous wrote:Shameful.

It's not pro-Hamas, and it's not shameful, it's perfectly appropriate.

Ok, go take part in this protest, and see what the immediate and near-term results are. Go for it.

But it would be better to think things through. What is this protest going to accomplish? You are going to go express yourself? Why would that change anyone's heart and mind? Yes, I know you think it should, but will it? Again, think this through, to what will probably happen, not to what you want to happen.

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Anonymous wrote:It's a barbaric part of the world driven by tribalism and hatred. But I don't want my tax money going to Israel any more than I'd want it going to Hamas. Let them fight it out on a level playing field without Uncle Sam bankrolling corrupt liars like Bibi Netanyahu.

Who cares about your tax cents (not dollars). The govt doesn't make decisions by taking proportional surveys of taxpayers (so in your world the rich would have a bigger say in things? People who don't pay taxes have no say?), we vote for people and entrust them to make decisions using their judgment.

Tax cents? Well, the objection U.S. taxpayers have to supporting an apartheid regime that will not stop dragging us into its pathetic orbit of misery is based on a lot more than just financial considerations, but just to be clear about something …

Inflation-adjusted annual average of $4.2B in direct financial welfare to Israel from 1946-2022 (which will be 4-5x that figure in 2023), divided by total U.S. income tax revenue of 2.6T in 2022. If any taxpayer had as little as $625.00 in federal income taxes remitted to the U.S. government in 2022, their contribution to this abomination of a welfare state was at least $1.00 - and that’s from someone earning less than $15K annually.

For a taxpayer earning at least $100K, the contribution is closer to $28.00, and for a taxpayer earning at least $250K, the contribution is closer to $92.00 annually.

It’s not “tax cents” for most Americans. And, of course, we cannot put a proper price tag on the fact that the U.S. has wasted full 1/2 of its security council dry powder at the U.N. running veto interference on Israel’s behalf, or the fact that OIF cost Americans over $750B but also countless active duty lives, all thanks to intentionally false “intelligence” manufactured by “our ally” Israel.

Now, then. STFU.

Impressive, except the premise that the American taxpayers are against aid to Israel. Most Americans despise Palestinians after the brutality of 10/7. The useful idiots supporting intifada stateside strengthen this sentiment.

First, America is a global outlier, for obvious reasons, and second, support for Israel decreases here with every younger generation. Israel is now undoubtedly a global pariah and it will not be long before it is politically untenable for an American politician to keep subsidizing and arming Israel. When Biden loses next year it will be a massive wake-up call to Democrats.

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Anonymous wrote:It's a barbaric part of the world driven by tribalism and hatred. But I don't want my tax money going to Israel any more than I'd want it going to Hamas. Let them fight it out on a level playing field without Uncle Sam bankrolling corrupt liars like Bibi Netanyahu.

Who cares about your tax cents (not dollars). The govt doesn't make decisions by taking proportional surveys of taxpayers (so in your world the rich would have a bigger say in things? People who don't pay taxes have no say?), we vote for people and entrust them to make decisions using their judgment.

Tax cents? Well, the objection U.S. taxpayers have to supporting an apartheid regime that will not stop dragging us into its pathetic orbit of misery is based on a lot more than just financial considerations, but just to be clear about something …

Inflation-adjusted annual average of $4.2B in direct financial welfare to Israel from 1946-2022 (which will be 4-5x that figure in 2023), divided by total U.S. income tax revenue of 2.6T in 2022. If any taxpayer had as little as $625.00 in federal income taxes remitted to the U.S. government in 2022, their contribution to this abomination of a welfare state was at least $1.00 - and that’s from someone earning less than $15K annually.

For a taxpayer earning at least $100K, the contribution is closer to $28.00, and for a taxpayer earning at least $250K, the contribution is closer to $92.00 annually.

It’s not “tax cents” for most Americans. And, of course, we cannot put a proper price tag on the fact that the U.S. has wasted full 1/2 of its security council dry powder at the U.N. running veto interference on Israel’s behalf, or the fact that OIF cost Americans over $750B but also countless active duty lives, all thanks to intentionally false “intelligence” manufactured by “our ally” Israel.

Now, then. STFU.

Impressive, except the premise that the American taxpayers are against aid to Israel. Most Americans despise Palestinians after the brutality of 10/7. The useful idiots supporting intifada stateside strengthen this sentiment.

You are in a bubble. Total delulu.

Americans are not happy about supporting israel’s destruction of Palestine. The polls show it. It will just continue to rise as Biden shows how weak he is cowtailing to Bibi.

Refugee camp in southern gaza bombed this morning - keep it up IDF - you are all barbarians.