Anonymous wrote:My opinion of Israel could not be any worse right now. Not just for their disproportionate response to October 8, resulting in the mass slaughter of thousands of Palestinians and massacre of aid workers trying to prevent a total holocaust, but for how they have co-opted their government and condone the deportation of lawful residents for taking issue with their nonsense.
It gives me great pleasure to see these poll results. I support the Jewish people, but I do not support this Jewish state. This ugly Frankenstein child of postwar Europe is old enough to stand on its own two feet now and suffer the consequences of its policies alone.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I wish people would distinguish between a nation and its current government.
Now more than ever, we should care about that.
Israel was wrongfully created.
Ensuring the safety of Jews in all nations is one thing. I would give my life for the religious liberty of all people. Creating a nationalist "homeland" on someone else's land is unconscionable. Zionism and Nazism are eerily similar.
1) no you wouldn’t.
2) Israel has been the ancestral land of Jews since shortly after they escaped slavery in Egypt. Jews have been living in what is now Israel 4000 years before Islam existed.
And most Americans are living on Indians’ ancestral lands. Should that land revert back too?
Revert BACK?
Back to WHAT? It never STOPPED being Jewish land. Jews have lived there continuously for 4000 years.
At what point did you imagine Jews stopped living there?
Anonymous wrote:It’s probably safe to assume that the actual MOE is quite high, as I’d expect that a significant segment of the population that currently holds a negative view of Israel would be very reluctant to candidly share that view in light of the current fascist, Zionism-above-else environment that we’re all wading through.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I wish people would distinguish between a nation and its current government.
Now more than ever, we should care about that.
Several months into this current conflict, I was open to your argument.
Now? F that.
It’s wildly apparent to anyone paying attention that there is far more than a plurality in Israel who fervently believe that the policies and actions of the government are more than just A-OK. There’s also a level of compassion corruption in the radical, extremist Zionist movement (in Israel and here in the U.S.) that is, to be kind, clearly unnatural.
Most Gazans support Hamas. 71% supported Hamas' attack on October 7. I despise Hamas. But I will not hate Gazans because of their chosen government.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I wish people would distinguish between a nation and its current government.
Now more than ever, we should care about that.
Israel was wrongfully created.
Ensuring the safety of Jews in all nations is one thing. I would give my life for the religious liberty of all people. Creating a nationalist "homeland" on someone else's land is unconscionable. Zionism and Nazism are eerily similar.
1) no you wouldn’t.
2) Israel has been the ancestral land of Jews since shortly after they escaped slavery in Egypt. Jews have been living in what is now Israel 4000 years before Islam existed.
And most Americans are living on Indians’ ancestral lands. Should that land revert back too?
Revert BACK?
Back to WHAT? It never STOPPED being Jewish land. Jews have lived there continuously for 4000 years.
At what point did you imagine Jews stopped living there?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I wish people would distinguish between a nation and its current government.
Now more than ever, we should care about that.
Israel was wrongfully created.
Ensuring the safety of Jews in all nations is one thing. I would give my life for the religious liberty of all people. Creating a nationalist "homeland" on someone else's land is unconscionable. Zionism and Nazism are eerily similar.
1) no you wouldn’t.
2) Israel has been the ancestral land of Jews since shortly after they escaped slavery in Egypt. Jews have been living in what is now Israel 4000 years before Islam existed.
And most Americans are living on Indians’ ancestral lands. Should that land revert back too?
Revert BACK?
Back to WHAT? It never STOPPED being Jewish land. Jews have lived there continuously for 4000 years.
At what point did you imagine Jews stopped living there?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I wish people would distinguish between a nation and its current government.
Now more than ever, we should care about that.
Israel was wrongfully created.
Ensuring the safety of Jews in all nations is one thing. I would give my life for the religious liberty of all people. Creating a nationalist "homeland" on someone else's land is unconscionable. Zionism and Nazism are eerily similar.
1) no you wouldn’t.
2) Israel has been the ancestral land of Jews since shortly after they escaped slavery in Egypt. Jews have been living in what is now Israel 4000 years before Islam existed.
And most Americans are living on Indians’ ancestral lands. Should that land revert back too?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I wish people would distinguish between a nation and its current government.
Now more than ever, we should care about that.
Israel was wrongfully created.
Ensuring the safety of Jews in all nations is one thing. I would give my life for the religious liberty of all people. Creating a nationalist "homeland" on someone else's land is unconscionable. Zionism and Nazism are eerily similar.
1) no you wouldn’t.
2) Israel has been the ancestral land of Jews since shortly after they escaped slavery in Egypt. Jews have been living in what is now Israel 4000 years before Islam existed.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I wish people would distinguish between a nation and its current government.
Now more than ever, we should care about that.
Israel was wrongfully created.
Ensuring the safety of Jews in all nations is one thing. I would give my life for the religious liberty of all people. Creating a nationalist "homeland" on someone else's land is unconscionable. Zionism and Nazism are eerily similar.
1) no you wouldn’t.
2) Israel has been the ancestral land of Jews since shortly after they escaped slavery in Egypt. Jews have been living in what is now Israel 4000 years before Islam existed.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I wish people would distinguish between a nation and its current government.
Now more than ever, we should care about that.
Israel was wrongfully created.
Ensuring the safety of Jews in all nations is one thing. I would give my life for the religious liberty of all people. Creating a nationalist "homeland" on someone else's land is unconscionable. Zionism and Nazism are eerily similar.
1) no you wouldn’t.
2) Israel has been the ancestral land of Jews since shortly after they escaped slavery in Egypt. Jews have been living in what is now Israel 4000 years before Islam existed.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I wish people would distinguish between a nation and its current government.
Now more than ever, we should care about that.
Israel was wrongfully created.
Ensuring the safety of Jews in all nations is one thing. I would give my life for the religious liberty of all people. Creating a nationalist "homeland" on someone else's land is unconscionable. Zionism and Nazism are eerily similar.
1) no you wouldn’t.
2) Israel has been the ancestral land of Jews since shortly after they escaped slavery in Egypt. Jews have been living in what is now Israel 4000 years before Islam existed.
1) Yes, I absolutely would. Who the hell are you to doubt me?
2) Who the hell cares? I don't believe in religion, but I'd defend your right to believe what you want. I would NOT defend your right to do what you want just because that's what your religion says. You don't get special dibs on a land just because random ancestors from many centuries ago lived there. That's not how humanity works.
So you don’t believe in religion, but would sacrifice your life so other people could have religious freedom?
Yeah….see, that’s why I doubt you.
The only things I’m willing to DIE for are the same things I’m willing to KILL for - my family, and my own life. Beyond that? Nope.
That’s why I doubt you.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I wish people would distinguish between a nation and its current government.
Now more than ever, we should care about that.
Israel was wrongfully created.
Ensuring the safety of Jews in all nations is one thing. I would give my life for the religious liberty of all people. Creating a nationalist "homeland" on someone else's land is unconscionable. Zionism and Nazism are eerily similar.
1) no you wouldn’t.
2) Israel has been the ancestral land of Jews since shortly after they escaped slavery in Egypt. Jews have been living in what is now Israel 4000 years before Islam existed.
1) Yes, I absolutely would. Who the hell are you to doubt me?
2) Who the hell cares? I don't believe in religion, but I'd defend your right to believe what you want. I would NOT defend your right to do what you want just because that's what your religion says. You don't get special dibs on a land just because random ancestors from many centuries ago lived there. That's not how humanity works.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I wish people would distinguish between a nation and its current government.
Now more than ever, we should care about that.
Israel was wrongfully created.
Ensuring the safety of Jews in all nations is one thing. I would give my life for the religious liberty of all people. Creating a nationalist "homeland" on someone else's land is unconscionable. Zionism and Nazism are eerily similar.
1) no you wouldn’t.
2) Israel has been the ancestral land of Jews since shortly after they escaped slavery in Egypt. Jews have been living in what is now Israel 4000 years before Islam existed.
1) Yes, I absolutely would. Who the hell are you to doubt me?
2) Who the hell cares? I don't believe in religion, but I'd defend your right to believe what you want. I would NOT defend your right to do what you want just because that's what your religion says. You don't get special dibs on a land just because random ancestors from many centuries ago lived there. That's not how humanity works.
So you don’t believe in religion, but would sacrifice your life so other people could have religious freedom?
Yeah….see, that’s why I doubt you.
The only things I’m willing to DIE for are the same things I’m willing to KILL for - my family, and my own life. Beyond that? Nope.
That’s why I doubt you.