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  • birdwingto196Kid, look out! He is aruled!
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    8 hours ago

    82% was in favour of ethnically cleansing Gaza. Instead of addressing the sources of all problems: the institutional apartheid and heavy military censorship as well educational indoctrination.

    Israel is not a democracy, no matter how many may attempt to tell that — because not everyone living there can partially participate without:

    • fearing being killed everyday
    • being subject to severe and rigid checks by police that aren’t even their own, in their own country. ACAB, but cops you can’t even halfassedly trust are worse.
    • worse access to healthcare due to racism
    • roads and public transit being segregated and the Palestinian ones often having long detours
    • risking their own stores and houses being bulldozed, put on fire, or being shot at by imperialist colonists
    • education being chauvinist: people are taught to love the land they stole from Palestinians and to hate the people they stole land from
    • no Right to Return while “aliyah” which is the same, is allowed
    • fascists being supported and allowed to kill dissidents

    The list goes on. It’s pointless to hate one people; but it has a point to criticise the institutionalised hatred, the system behind this apartheid.




  • birdwingto196Kid, look out! He is aruled!
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    Don’t forget that the IDF literally partially arose from far-right militia, those being Irgun and Lehi.

    The pre-IDF forces killed a Dutch Jew (Jacob Israël de Haan) who was critical of Zionism. The perpetator, Tehomi, was left scot-free and was involved in illegal activities. May he rot in the nothingness.

    But that said, what this teaches is that it is the more reason to stand unified: whether someone is a Jew or Israeli or not, does not matter: all that matters is that we stand for humanity and criticise hatred together. Is it not then the stronger, when an Israeli does speak out against their own people repressing Palestinians? Should not all be comrades in arms against hatred and discrimination?