• Jo Miran@lemmy.ml
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    30 days ago

    He was “appalled by the conflict”, he wrote, adding that the “suffering and pain caused on both sides” was “a human tragedy”

    This little shit literally “both sides” this genocide?!? Wow.

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      30 days ago

      I could see that argument being used in the weeks after the October attacks, but after nearly three years of intensive systematic genocide?

      Fuck off with that shit.

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          30 days ago

          At some point the October attacks stopped being anything but an excuse.

          I remember reading about them and thinking; “damn, the response will be BAD”, and as the days turned into weeks turned into months turned into years of constant brutal systematic violence, Israel quickly lost all my sympathy they got from the attacks.

          I have held no special love for the Palestinians, nor Israel for that matter, but Israel is doing it’s best to make sure to show everyone just how little sympathy they deserve.

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            29 days ago

            I agree 100%. I actually think that Israel has lost its right to exist in its current form. Of course one might say that about the U.S. also.

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          29 days ago

          It’s been more than a quarter of a decade since then, and in that time Israel has consistently been committing worse atrocities on a weekly basis. Trying to both-sides the genocide now by bringing up October 7th is like trying to both-sides the Holocaust by bringing up the Warsaw ghetto uprising.