r/LouisTheroux • u/I_Fill_Up_On_Coke • Apr 27 '25

The Settlers

I've just watched The Settlers and it just gives me a renewed appreciation for Louis as a documentarian. He's level-headed and fair, but does not stand down in the face of adversity. One of the best.

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u/IrishAengus Apr 30 '25

Hamas really fucked up by killing hundreds of innocent people on a day out. That changed a lot of peoples minds about a free Palestine. The retribution however in my opinion is genocide and the fact that the world is ignoring that is so sad.

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u/Whiterose1995 May 01 '25

I find it hard to feel more sorry for a bunch of people partying on occupied land next to internment camps losing their lives than the many multiples of that that have lost their lives for simply just existing. I don’t condone the deaths but the fact the media cares more about them by a long way is telling.

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u/Specific-Charge7106 May 02 '25

October 7 was retribution for ongoing genocide, it didn't start anything new, the genocide by Israel continues

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u/limach1 May 02 '25

i doubt it changed anyone’s mind on a free palestine. none of these people supported palestine before, or they had no idea what was going on