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Cake day: July 6th, 2023

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  • This isn’t difficult to grasp. Israel has the right to go to war against its enemies, and children die in war.

    Really? Does every country have this “right”? Or just Israel? Cause it sounds to me like you granted all of Israel’s enemies the right to go to war against Israel.

    But the responsibility for those deaths lies with the people who started the war - especially since they started it knowing full well that large numbers of Palestinians would die in the process. They want those deaths.

    The responsibility of the consequences of a bullet being fired or a bomb being dropped rests with the person who pulls the trigger. This is true even when those actions are justified. Israel still has agency, and therefore moral responsibility. Nothing you said even brings to refute this.

    Honestly, you’re just incredibly naive about this. It’s frightening that so many people are so blinded by their hate that they have come to see barbaric terrorists and radical Islamists as the good guys.

    I have not said or implied this. You’re setting up a strawman because you have no real argument.

    Your moral compass is just so messed up.

    Says the guy trying so hard to justify the murder of children lol. Just a few thousand more bruh, that’ll make Israel safe.

    Oh, and don’t lecture me on what Zionism is. It’s our movement. We defined it.

    Your movement is defined not by your words by the actions taken in its name. The moral bankruptcy of those actions speaks for itself .




  • It’s dated, and ancient compared to the shit we spew, but it soo pure and clear (when you get the ear for it).

    I am not a scholar, I can’t analyse prose or poetry, but his writing is cleansing and lights up the brain - especially if you have a fetish for reasonableness.

    I know exactly what you mean and I’ve never quite had the words to describe this type of writing. It’s definitely old fashioned to our eyes, but it’s so dense with meaning. I felt the same reading some of the landmark SCOTUS decisions of the Warren court during the civil rights era.