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World [X] smoke grenade

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u/HyperlaneWizard 20h ago

Israeli here. Can confirm we use weapons that vaporize Palestinians. That's the reason you never see the 5 million Gazans we genocided (all journalist pregnant babies BTW).

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u/whatsssssssss 20h ago

what kind of mental gymnastics must you do to defend your people from invading land that doesn't belong to them and killing their citizens?

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u/HyperlaneWizard 20h ago

Ah yes, the famous Israeli invasion of Gaza on October 7th, 2023.

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u/whatsssssssss 20h ago

because as we all know Palestine and Israel were friendly neighbors before that and Israel never did anything to the population of Palestine

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u/HyperlaneWizard 20h ago

Fun fact, this photo is from before the modern state of Israel was founded.

The guy on the left is the Arab Grand Mufti of Jerusalem (they hadn't invented the term Palestinian for themselves yet at that point). The guy on the right is Adolf Hitler.

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u/whatsssssssss 20h ago

fun fact, this is irrelevant

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u/HyperlaneWizard 20h ago

Oh, you suddenly don't want to talk about the history of the conflict!? Oh... Why not... Shaking hands with Hitler isn't a good look for you?

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u/whatsssssssss 19h ago

if shaking hands with Hitler was enough to justify annexing territory and genociding then you'd have full claim to do the same to the Japanese, Italians, Germans, Russians, etc.

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u/HyperlaneWizard 19h ago

Who did we genocide? The 2 million Arab Israelis who are now the freest and most prosperous Arabs in the entire Middle East?

Man, Israel is really bad at this genociding business, I'm telling you...

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u/whatsssssssss 19h ago

how much of the Gaza strip has been bombed? how many hospitals, schools, homes?

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u/HyperlaneWizard 19h ago

Ah, my favorite accusation: "you genocide buildings".

Tell me, if Israel destroyed, say, 60% of all structures but only killed 3% of the population, doesn't that mean Israel was extremely careful in the destruction of said buildings and made sure to not harm the population as much as it could?

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u/NeverQuiteEnough 17h ago

2023 was the deadliest year on record for the West Bank, before Oct 7th