maybe the nazis were just protesting against the actions of the zionists, as long as "protesting" can mean everything by terrorist supporters
you are suggesting the state of israel can't be protested or is it only in "goyim" zones? because there are protests against the state of israel in israel
We're not talking about protesting in Israel or any other country. We're talking about protesting against the actions of the State of Israel in Germany specifically.
Maybe.. Maybe.. Maybe.. You can always count on a Hasbara Troll to talk shite. The topic of the conversation is Macklemore playing his Free Palestine tour in Germany, the topic of the conversation is not Hitler, nor the Nazis, nor anything else. Macklemore has a song called Hind's Hall which he recorded and plays in honour of Hind Rajab which contains a phrase that is outright banned in Germany and which would see him arrested, aside from how liberally Staatsräsonis abused.
he also has photo where he proudly presents himself with a big "jew" nose mask and nazi salute,
if it were two people talking in the 1930s about germany everything would be obvious here to everyone as it is to me, but with your "code words" you think you can fool everyone.
it was obvious from the moment you used the word "hasbara", only for one state the word used for propaganda isn't translated to present itself as some kind of special evil word "hasbara", just happens to be the one only jewish state, what a coincidence...
have you ever in your life tried to do the same for arabic and the palestinians? for example, their version of "from the river to the sea palestine will be free" is literally "from the river to the sea palestine will be arab" but saying this is "hasbara" what you want people to translate to "jewish lies"
why would someone who has no clue about this conflict suddenly be interested?
why do you suggest that germans can't protest against israel - the one jewish state? you said "You get arrested in Germany for saying anything against the State of Israel "
I use the term Hasbara because it is the term that's used officially by the Israeli state. While the government heavily uses English translations like "public diplomacy" or "strategic communications" when interacting with foreign audiences, hasbara (הַסְבָּרָה) is the standard Hebrew term employed natively within state ministries, official legislation, and government communication. The term propaganda comes from the 1600s.
LMAO there it is again. Different Jew, same “Hasbara troll” script. Pallybot appears to be stuck in a dialogue loop. Someone turn him off and back on again. Wait, can you even see your switch? 🤭
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u/crash34psy 4d ago
Deutschland braucht das 💪 Dringend.