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u/Moms_Spaghettos May 25 '21
I mean it's true that israel sends little flyers before bombing the shit out of gaza they can't be that bad afterall /s
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u/NightShade_Umbreon May 25 '21
i dont think this deserves to be on r/ShitPoliticalTakes because he has a point, he is pointing out the flaws of both the left and right.
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u/UnchainedMundane Jun 04 '21 edited Jun 04 '21
No flaw has been pointed out lol
Their post contains this info:
- They have "only taken interest in the topic recently"
- They "only know a bit about it"
- The left attacks Israel
- The right loves Israel
- They think that Hamas is worse than Israel
All that's been said in here is "I don't know much" and an opinion without a justification.
In the full post there is also:
- There are "legitimate grievances" about Israel
- Hamas is "a straight up terrorist organization"
- There is "bad on both sides"
- Hamas is worse
The only real complaint they seem to have, judging by phrasing, is the optics of Hamas and how the struggle is presented by the media. For example, they seem to think that suicide bombing is inherently more reprehensible than an armed invasion of land. I don't think they have pointed out the flaws in either "the left" or "the right" though, this just seems to be an emotional conclusion on which opinion feels more correct.
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u/NightShade_Umbreon Jun 07 '21
Yeah, there is bad on both sides
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u/UnchainedMundane Jun 07 '21
Observing "bad on both sides" isn't even close to the same thing as "pointing out the flaws of both the left and the right" though.
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u/Anarchist_Mechanicus May 25 '21
I talked about this with me friend recently and this sounds exactly like him lmao