Anonymous #1 1d

He went to an October 7th vigil and I believe he gave some money to Jewish groups that were supportive of Israel.

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Anonymous OP 1d

Oh wow how dare he mourn 1200 innocent people who were killed

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Anonymous #1 1d

Right??? Like do not only is he VERY outspokenly pro-Palestine, he can also even mourn the victims on the other side as well? He can actually utilize layered thinking??? Not just black and white? I don't understand how that's a bad thing, that just crowns him as a saint I feel 😭

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Anonymous #2 1d

We really need to do better. We're never going to get or keep good politicians bc we don't allow them to be good. And we nit-pick EVERYTHING. So we allow the legion of evil to happily be as evil as they want for all of eternity I can't with people 😐

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Anonymous #2 1d

Unfortunately this is what happens when antisemitism becomes popular. People lose the ability to think critically. People lose the ability to practice nuance.

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Anonymous #1 1d

Well I think it's more of a general overarching societal issue that's caused by hundreds if not thousands of compounding variables The whole 'People are now incapable of nuanced thinking and can only think in extremely rigid black or white' thing I also firmly believe that this antisemitic explosion we're witnessing is purposeful, and has been plotted/crafted BY pro-Israel groups/parties/etc

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Anonymous #2 1d

To generate sympathy, and confirm 'SEE?? WE DO NEED ISRAEL. SEE?? Everyone hates us and wants to 💀 us, we need a highly militarized 'safe space'.' And 'SEE?? Everyone hates us so much, violence against us is so high, we NEED to defend ourselves.' It's a freaking scam And everyone on all sides are playing right into their hands 😐

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Anonymous #2 20h

You’re proving my point. When antisemitism becomes popular, people lose the ability to think critically. “Antisemitism is up, why? Let’s look at historical antisemitism and see how it connects to today.” “Nah, must be Israel’s fault.”

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