Anonymous #3 11w

depends on who you ask

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Anonymous #4 11w

If u ask the Gazans it’s about resisting imperial colonialism and if u ask the Israelis it’s about sovereignty and national security im pretty sure the only people who think it’s about religion are clueless westerners

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Anonymous #3 11w

so u agree that it depends. you left out the leadership and governments involved, which is interesting

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Anonymous #4 11w

Wow really I left out things about the history of the Israeli Palestinian conflict in my two sentence summary? That’s insane bro wut would u have included about the “leadership and governments involved” that’s interesting

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Anonymous #3 11w

you're the only person saying "history of the israeli palestinian conflict" kid. are you off your meds again? which guardian should i contact to sort that out? you had plenty of space to talk about the israeli government which has put judaism at the forefront of this conflict by conflating it with zionism. this is a well-known, core component of their strategy. i can't tell if you're acting dumb or just... are

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Anonymous #3 11w

s y b a u

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Anonymous #4 11w

I really hope u live in a state where they have the safety net to assign u a caretaker that can clothe bathe and feed u since u lack the cognitive capacity to do it urself u drooling cretin ur totally right it was as Israel conflating Judaism with Zionism that started the war in 47 it was Israel conflating Judaism with Zionism that passed resolution 181 definitely not a war between every Arab state and Israel it was totally the religious angle u vapid fuck

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Anonymous #5 11w

Ess ehm dee

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Anonymous #3 11w

aww i set off the poor little troglodyte. nobody said that was what started the war, brainless. once again, take your meds bud - you keep hallucinating you asked if the happenings in gaza have anything to do with religion. the answer is obviously, resoundingly, undeniably yes; religion is a core component of their genocidal strategy and the israeli government repeatedly reinforces that narrative

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Anonymous #3 11w

the world would be a better place sans you

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Anonymous #4 11w

Religion is definitely not a core component of the displacement and genocide if Palestinians

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Anonymous #4 11w

Ur mom disagrees

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Anonymous #2 11w

No bro trust the white westerners who learned where Israel was on a map the day of oct 7 really know what’s going on

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Anonymous #3 11w

the white boy calling anons white is hilarious

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Anonymous #4 11w

Clueless westerner sit down and shut up challenge—level: impossible

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Anonymous #3 11w

projection is worse than heroin lil bro. put the pipe down please i beg

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Anonymous #3 11w

White is a system and u participate in it by seizing on issues that u know, knew, and will know nothing about ever as an opportunity to signal allegiance to a political group u r actively perpetuating the death of Palestinians

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Anonymous #4 11w

Ok whatever whether you’re white or not , you’re still wrong. Even if Palestinians and Israelis were atheists this genocide against Palestinians would happen. Religion might be a tool to mobilise groups but it was never the main reason or even the top 5 reasons so stfu

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Anonymous #2 11w

No no bro please I swear my buzzwords are the whole story bro I saw a meme about it bro plZ

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Anonymous #3 11w

🥱 ignorant white westerner says black anon is ignorant white westerner; claims religion has nothing to do with the ethnoreligious apartheid state that targets people on the basis of religion and ethnicity and treats zionism - the rationalization of the war - as inseparable from judaism. nothing to do with religion 😂😂😂

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Anonymous #3 11w

dude all of your recent comments are outright projection

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Anonymous #4 11w

These people were dropkicked as kids and lash out when people try to correct them. It's OBVIOUSLY a major factor - it's what galvanizes and mobilizes a ton of the population. You can't spend more than 10 minutes looking at posts from Israelis and deny this - not honestly anyway

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Anonymous #2 11w

who said "main reason"? you. who said "top 5 reasons"? you try again. i trust you have better reading comprehension than #3. don't let me down

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Anonymous #4 11w

So tru bro!! It’s all about Judaism bro!! That’s why Israel gave back the Sinai bro!! Thats why they were willing to sign on the 73 borders bro!! Israel’s totally interested in a religious project not annexing land and expanding their nation because they don’t think they’re safe in a non Jewish majority Middle East—ur right it’s religion! Good one dawg

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Anonymous #5 11w

I don’t look at “posts from Israelis” to inform my sense of one of the most complex regions in the entire world. I look at the actions of the involved states, and Israel behaves like a nation interested in sovereignty—either through the annexing of all enemy land or agreements—they do not act even a little bit like a religiously driven state

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Anonymous #3 11w

hallucinating AGAIN bro? nobody said that shit u tweaker 😂 do u need a wellness check?

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Anonymous #4 11w

Yes baby it’s feels great when u sperg on my dick like that keep it up

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Anonymous #3 11w

"I don't analyze what people in the nation I'm considering say, do or think to inform my view of what they believe or why they believe it. I just look at the nation state's actions - it's the same thing. If there's no religious component to the state's speech and actions (there is) then there also aren't religious components to the people's speech and actions (there are)"

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Anonymous #3 11w

The mental gymnastics are absurd. Not to mention the strawmanning

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Anonymous #3 11w

"It's not religiously motivated at all. Unrelated: They want a Jewish majority"

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Anonymous #3 11w

"It's not religious at all... But also they want a Jewish majority apartheid state with Jewish laws and customs"

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Anonymous #5 11w

Why does Israel want an apartheid state? Cmon bro ur almost there u got this

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Anonymous #3 11w

for power, which is not mutually exclusive with religiosity. in fact i would say they go hand in hand

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Anonymous #3 11w

and to preempt your low reading comprehension: again, nobody said religion was the main reason or catalyst for the war, but rather a "major component of their genocidal strategy"

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Anonymous #4 11w

U can’t think of a single other reason why Israel would want to maintain a Jewish majority

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Anonymous #3 11w

Nope but Israel uses it as a tool and a lot of people push other politics onto the people supporting Palestine when that just isn’t the case

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Anonymous #3 11w

"Why would they want this?" "For power" "True but like... that's not the answer I wanted 😒 Give me a different answer so I can make my point" Kid if you have a point then make it or shut up fr

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Anonymous #5 11w

Ur ignorance of the region is staggering. I’ll give u the answer since u don’t know it: Israelis want a Jewish majority state because they would not feel safe in an Arab majority state. They feel that way, because of the war in 47, where every Arab state banded together against them, and, following Israel’s victory, proceeded to ethnically cleanse every Jewish Arab outside israel. “pOwEr” is the worlds stupidest answer and shows you’ve got no handle on the subject u baying swine

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Anonymous #3 11w

So they want a Jewish majority apartheid state with Jewish laws and customs to oppress Arabs and suppress Islam/Christianity because they fear Arabs due to a religiously motivated historical conflict... But that has nothing to do with religion... Religion is definitely not a major component here. At all. This would've been exactly the same if they were both secular, right?

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Anonymous #5 11w

Yes. In fact, the establishment of Israel after resolution 181 was seen as western intervention by the populace living there at the time, and this is the argument given by Palestinian advocates who argue for infinite right of return u don’t even know ur own side ur an idiot

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Anonymous #3 11w

Mmmhhh you overextended and made stupid points so you're locked into a braindead, ahistorical, anti-reality position "The religious motivations we see openly flaunted by the genocidaires day by day and the deeply religious history of this conflict have nothing to do with their actions. When they try to create a theocracy it's actually not religious because... Erm... Western intervention." 😂😂😂

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Anonymous #3 11w

So stupid. I can't take you seriously 🤷

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Anonymous #5 11w

“yOuVe OvErExTeNdEd ☝️🤓” u absolute amoeba did these religious tensions suddenly develop only after resolution 181 as a coincidence? Was Israel going against its own interests by allying with Egypt after giving back the Sinai and the US stepping in? Were they secretly gritting their teeth because their religious project was being impeded? Ur brain is rotted not a single second of research into this topic ur engagement is twitter one liners and insta memes legitimate room temp iq mouth breather

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