Bump~

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It’s sooooo good

I’m gonna cry real human tears.

As I said I don’t think we will reach an agreement here. Respectfully, I am finished with this debate and am going to bed now.

I recognize that there are MANY people who want us eradicated. I still don’t believe that it is justification for what has happened. Maybe it’s idealistic of me, but I don’t believe average Palestinians want us all eradicated. I have many Palestinian friends who immediately break that stereotype.

Do you recognize that there have been disproportionate Palestinian casualties??? How is any of the above justification for the death toll and destruction and displacement of these people?

Acknowledge that.

And, to circle back to my original point, Zionism has been used for justification in this war effort whether or not it adheres to its original conceptualization. The movement has become heavily christianized and “colonial” for lack of a better word at 4am. And I think it’s disingenuous not to

I still stand by that what Israel is doing is morally wrong, and I don’t think criticizing their actions is *inherently* antisemitic. It can be. It often is. But it’s also often not.

Tbh I still don’t think the semantics matter in the case of antisemitism. No matter if it’s a genocide or an extreme war, Israel’s actions will cause a ripple effect of increased antisemitism worldwide. Which is more proof of antisemitism still being a major global issue.

However…

This is simply something I don’t believe we will reach a consensus on.

Again, I thank you for your perspective, and I did learn a fair bit here today, but I just really do not agree with Israel’s actions in Palestine whether or not it’s a genocide or a particularly brutal war. Not saying that there isn’t antisemitism rooted in a lot of anti-Zionism, but

Not sure what else to say besides what I’ve already said. I don’t care about the semantics of the war/genocide/whatever the exact correct terminology is here. I care about the victims.