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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I’ll try to make it as general as possible. What if there is a hot topic, A  vs B. Say most people around you support A. You do, too, but you have questions or doubts about A, or you can understand (but not support) B’s reasoning. you don’t perceive A as something flawless. 
However if you ask those questions, or even don’t support A with all your heart, you are labeled as (insert whatever insult du jour you can think of). 
How to deal with it? 
I find that in the most recent conflicts I can’t support one side without reservation, yet it seems like I am expected to. I am genuinely scared of all the silence is violence type tropes. [/quote]

Its ok OP we know for you:
A=Israel
B=Hamas

Some of is do no belive in both-sidesism, we believe in right or wrong. So there is no A and B. [/quote]

OP here. Yes but I had these questions with so many other conflicts or issues too.
For me, life is never simple. Everything has to come from somewhere. Even the horrible stuff that can’t be condoned, can be explained. [/quote]

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