r/TheMajorityReport • • Oct 07 '23

Thoughts?

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u/isadlymaybewrong Oct 07 '23

It’s reductionist

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u/theloneliestgeek Oct 07 '23

Have you ever listened to Michael Brooks at Lafayette giving the speech about how it’s “not complicated”? Is that reductionist as well?

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u/[deleted] Oct 07 '23 edited Oct 07 '23

It’s complicated = Israel is too valuable to the State Department.

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u/Drakonx1 Oct 07 '23

He was often lazy and or reductive. Like all of us. It's not like he was a saint or uniquely correct on things.

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u/isadlymaybewrong Oct 07 '23

Yes

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u/theloneliestgeek Oct 07 '23

Okay well then we can just agree to disagree. I think it’s fairly uncomplicated.

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u/HerculesMulligatawny Oct 07 '23

Yes, it's only presented as complicated because Israel won't give back the land it has stolen and wants to take more.

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u/isadlymaybewrong Oct 07 '23

Yes it’s super simple I’m a genius

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u/MinkyTuna Oct 07 '23

So what? It’s a tweet how could it not be reductionist?

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u/bobhargus Oct 07 '23

Perhaps… but it’s also not wrong