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Anonymous wrote:Bewildering that the concept of disliking Israel’s policies and actions is conflated with a more generalized dislike of Jewish people, and treated as the immoral crime of the millennium … by the very same people who feel fully justified in disliking Arabs and Muslims.

Make it make sense, I guess?

This is the disingenuous gaslighting playbook from Israel. You can't criticize the government's actions without being called antisemitic. It's really no different than saying criticizing the US government means you're anti-Christian. I think more and more Americans are seeing through this BS, though.

DP. Here’s what’s BS: using justifiable criticism of Israel as cover to espouse grossly antisemitic views. We see this all the time on this forum and there are a few posters whose posts are constantly deleted because they are so transparent about their hatred of Jews. They simply couch it in such a way that they can use the criticism of Israel to try and mask their true intent.

We’ve all seen it, so don’t even try gaslighting that this doesn’t exist. It absolutely does.

Anonymous wrote:Moron apparently thinks it would be great if Iran got nuclear weapons.

Which is why Trump repeatedly sabotaged nuclear arms deals?

Bombing Iran actually makes it more likely to get a nuke. The experts have been very firm on this.

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Anonymous wrote:Bewildering that the concept of disliking Israel’s policies and actions is conflated with a more generalized dislike of Jewish people, and treated as the immoral crime of the millennium … by the very same people who feel fully justified in disliking Arabs and Muslims.

Make it make sense, I guess?

People they like = oppressed.

People they don’t like = terrorists.

You understand how exactly this is true about you, right? There are nutcases here defending Iran while castigating Israel as “demons.”

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Anonymous wrote:Talking points have been distributed

What a clown show. So the plan is predictably to smear him.

This is a dumb move on their part. He has the military experience and backstory to back up what he says to the public.

so what? He isn't anointed by Jesus like Trump is, so it doesn't really matter what Kent does. He can go st to hell if he doesn't want to participate. MAGA will forget by tomorrow.

Moron apparently thinks it would be great if Iran got nuclear weapons.

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Anonymous wrote:Talking points have been distributed

What a clown show. So the plan is predictably to smear him.

This is a dumb move on their part. He has the military experience and backstory to back up what he says to the public.

Anonymous wrote:Talking points have been distributed

What a clown show. So the plan is predictably to smear him.

How much do you want to bet he is going to be on Tucker Carlson within the next month?

Talking points have been distributed

Anonymous wrote:Big mistake. He just made himself a huge enemy in Israel. Expect him to be called an anti-Semite.

over use of the word makes the word less powerful. Israel would once again, shoot themselves in the foot over this.

Anonymous wrote:The consensus on the Fox News comments seems to be that he must not have been good for the job if he didn’t see the threat from Iran.

Trump and Hegseth aren't good at their jobs (clearly) if they didn't realize that Iran would hold Hormuz hostage.

Anonymous wrote:He lost his wife in Syria while she was doing intelligence in the military. I know there is a lot of MAGA grifting and ulterior motives to go around, but I genuinely think he sees something is very wrong.

I do not agree with is political views but he was the tip of the spear.

https://youtu.be/0GDaDIVgciU?si=MKK1NZFLnPuKPiJS

Spec operatives captures enemy combatants

Anonymous wrote:It’s interesting how voices on the right are calling out this war more forcefully than leaders of the Democratic party.

Both “sides” are AIPAC puppets.

Anonymous wrote:It’s interesting how voices on the right are calling out this war more forcefully than leaders of the Democratic party.

False. I count two elected republicans who have called out this war (Massie and Paul). Republicans overwhelming voted down the war powers resolution. Meanwhile, all but five democrats voted to end the war.

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Anonymous wrote:It’s interesting how voices on the right are calling out this war more forcefully than leaders of the Democratic party.

Says who?

Tucker Carlson Show superfans, probably.