r/InternationalNews • u/Particular_Log_3594 • Apr 28 '24
Opinion/Analysis Why Joe Biden Won’t Stop Israel
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u/Adi_Zucchini_Garden Apr 28 '24
Zionism is white supremacy. Israel is a u.s colony. Free Palestine 🇵🇸
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u/FuckStompIsGay Apr 29 '24
You mean the United States of Israel is a colony of Israel
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u/Riaayo Apr 29 '24
Nah, Israel doesn't own the US. Israel is just a cog in the US war machine, effectively our largest military base in the region, and helps the US spy on the world and our own citizens. That's why we'll just let them do whatever the hell, especially when - and let's be real here - what Israel is currently doing is not all that far removed from US foreign policy in general. Our "war on terror" killed potentially up to a million Iraqi civilians.
America may not have invented racism and genocide, but few things are more American then them.
To be clear this applies to America's government and leadership. I think it is quite clear the American people largely do not support this shit, at least not in this day and age.
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u/OderusOrungus Apr 29 '24
They hold many official positions in both governments. There is less separation of the states than most realize
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u/OderusOrungus Apr 29 '24
Israeli and United States power players/officials. Flip flop or concurrently hold powerful positions in their respective govts or corporations
If you look just a little, its appaling it is not addressed at all. To be fair US officials do the same w pharm and military contractors extremely frequently
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u/Riaayo Apr 29 '24
The problem here is assuming that Israel holds sway over the US and is acting outside of US interests while we do nothing, rather than the US posturing that we're not overly happy with how things are going despite doing nothing to stop it.
Yes, AIPAC money is a huge issue in our government. But the current dynamic goes far beyond that. Israel is not some shadowy country with America around its little finger. Israel is doing what the US government wants it to do.
I fully believe that western powers, embarrassed by the situation they created in the region, are just letting Israel "rip off the bandaid" as far as they are concerned. Just get the genocide done, take Palestine over, and be done with it rather than have to address the colonial genocide currently going on, the apartheid, and the reality that Israel as an ethno state just simply shouldn't exist. Palestine and Israel should simply be one, truly democratic country inhabited by Jews and Arabs alike with equal rights for all.
A two state solution is just a request to return to this barbaric status quo of occupation.
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Apr 29 '24
Don't forget every single major industry is owned by Zionists. Not sure how people don't see it.
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u/FuckStompIsGay Apr 29 '24
Just look at the United States government! It’s filled with Zionists! Joe Biden is a Zionist himself
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u/My_MeowMeowBeenz Apr 29 '24
In the US, Israeli lobbying groups don’t have to do anything underhanded. AIPAC just pours millions into elections against politicians they deem not adequately pro-Israel. It’s legal for special interest groups here to heavily influence elections in all sorts of ways
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u/FarButterscotch3048 Apr 29 '24
Dude - don't go that way!
I am white, but don't like Zionism. If you start doing some kind of race-baity shit like this though,....
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u/Bentman343 Apr 29 '24
Zionism is literally white supremacy. It exists to protect white America's interests in the middle east. It is built on the inherent idea that Arabs are backwards savages who need to be tamed and colonized for their own good, and who would slaughter all Jews given the chance. The fact that Palestine had a thriving Jewish community before Israel colonized them means nothing to Zionists. This kind of violently racists rhetoric is used by almost every Israeli politician, its an explicitly held idea by their leadership and military. Over 90% of Israel supported the violent slaughter of thousands of Palestinians years ago during their "March for Peace". It is a colonial state founded on the ideals of colonialism. You cannot get rid of them without acknowledging this fact.
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u/Thevoidawaits_u Apr 29 '24
Israel and Zionism existed long before America's support and most Zionists are not white. even "white" Jews aren't considered white to Europeans. you can say many wrongs of zionism but it is not white supremacy.
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u/ferrelle-8604 Apr 29 '24
If your support hinges on random redditors not hurting your feelings, then you were never a supporter.
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u/FarButterscotch3048 Apr 29 '24
I sure as hell ain't going against my own interests!
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u/SnazzyBelrand Apr 29 '24
Liberation for all is in everyone's interest. Racism is how the owning class divided the working class, it's a distraction
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u/mrot777 Apr 28 '24
Instead of making allies in the middle east. Let's plant one. Gight in the middle of where they hate us most. Driven by religious ideology from the settlers.
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u/Particular_Log_3594 Apr 28 '24
April 22, 2024. It’s been almost seven months since the start of the U.S.-backed Israeli genocide in Gaza, which has claimed – at minimum – tens of thousands of Palestinian lives, including at least 15,000 children. There is mass starvation in the north, countless mass graves are being found every day from where the Israelis have withdrawn and a ground invasion of Rafah, which is under heavy bombardment, is still on the books. Despite all this and the growing domestic pressure on the U.S. government to change course, Joe Biden and his administration have shown no desire to choose a different course. Instead, unlike the media narrative that puts blame squarely on Netanyahu, this administration is showing what Joe Biden has shown throughout his career: complete deference to and support of the state of Israel.
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u/biobrad56 Apr 29 '24
He signed already $26 billion in more weapons to Israel. Y’all scared of trump but Biden is making it so there may be no more Gaza by November itself
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u/RatRiddled Apr 29 '24
If Trump had been president since October we'd see far worse things happening. Biden is terrible, but this is a false comparison and exactly the one the worst people in this country want you to fall for.
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u/biobrad56 Apr 29 '24
But that’s just a hypothetical. What is happening now is real. Biden is president not trump, and the next president whether Biden or trump will have power January 20, 2025. Until then, which is a long ways away, Biden may either be directly responsible for funding a mass genocide or stopping one. So far he continues to pour money to fund Israel and Israeli weapons.
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u/RatRiddled Apr 29 '24
It's election year dude. If Trump gets elected the welfare of Palestinians will be even worse than under Biden in 2025. There are Biden administration members who push for supporting Gazans. Trump's administration will not have those people.
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u/biobrad56 Apr 29 '24
No one gives a damn about trump bud. Erase trump from the equation. He’s not president. Innocent kids and women are getting bombed as we speak. It’s happening now, not later. You can invade rafah and finish your mission in months. You don’t need to wait until next year. Israel will try and finish the job this year. Under Biden.
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u/QuitVirtual Apr 28 '24
This is incredible. Could you post in /r/BlueProtestVote ? Preferably with a more detailed title.
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u/ticklemeskinless Apr 28 '24
could you imagine what a shit show would go down if we all said f this shit and not vote this year
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u/QuitVirtual Apr 29 '24
Please see the sticky in the sub, this is a pro-vote movement to maximize blue representation for those who may not even vote because they are turned off by joe biden, including electing Joe Biden himself.
the strategy is to decrease Trump's chances of winning by having a robust and contained protest vote in deep blue states, people in swing states may not feel as helpless for voting for Biden. If people in swing states are aware that there is a broader movement in deep blue states, this may give swing state voters more clarity in voting for Biden.
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u/BushDeLaBayou Apr 29 '24
How are you simultaneously not voting Biden, and not increasing Trump's chances? Makes no sense lol
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u/QuitVirtual Apr 29 '24
Not voting for Biden only in deep blue states, which may make voters in swing states feel less helpless about voting for Biden. Also, in both types of states, turnout will be better, which will help also house, senate, and local dems.
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u/QuitVirtual Apr 29 '24
Please see the sticky in the sub, this is a pro-vote movement to maximize blue representation for those who may not even vote because they are turned off by joe biden, including electing Joe Biden himself.
the strategy is to decrease Trump's chances of winning by having a robust and contained protest vote in deep blue states, people in swing states may not feel as helpless for voting for Biden. If people in swing states are aware that there is a broader movement in deep blue states, this may give swing state voters more clarity in voting for Biden.
The protest votes already have seen the start of their momentum in the primaries. The Michigan vote in particular spooked the Biden admin to be adopt some cease fire rhetoric, although it seems to been a ploy and supressing the protest vote .
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u/QuitVirtual Apr 29 '24
WalkAway was a Russian disinfo plot to increase Trump's chances of winning.
This is a limited deep blue state protest vote for increase Biden's chances of winning by letting swing state voters feel less guilty about voting for Biden.
I do not in all earnestness believe you are left leaning or believe in the message of that sub.
ok, and?
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u/Realistic-Debt-9444 Apr 29 '24
These people have no logical thinking, they thing it’ll show them then trump wins and the entire world is fucked
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u/QuitVirtual Apr 29 '24
Please see the sticky in the sub, this is a pro-vote movement to maximize blue representation for those who may not even vote because they are turned off by joe biden, including electing Joe Biden himself.
the strategy is to decrease Trump's chances of winning by having a robust and contained protest vote in deep blue states, people in swing states may not feel as helpless for voting for Biden. If people in swing states are aware that there is a broader movement in deep blue states, this may give swing state voters more clarity in voting for Biden.
The protest votes already have seen the start of their momentum in the primaries. The Michigan vote in particular spooked the Biden admin to be adopt some cease fire rhetoric, although it seems to been a ploy and supressing the protest vote .
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u/Rich-Bell5955 Apr 29 '24
It was headed down that path, then COVID happened and the entire world shut down for his last term and then he got voted out. Since he left office he's gotten more desperate for power and so have his backers in the country. It's all but guaranteed that if he takes office again women's rights will be set back 60 years among other things. I live in a swing state surrounded by maga Republicans and I see and hear every day how angry and hateful they are, the world will only change for the worse of Trump is voted in to power again.
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u/Objective_Anybody372 Apr 29 '24
Its hardly a bed of roses with Biden is it, hes heading us towards WWlll, ideology is the problem, left or right, they use as a tool to cause division, Trump, Biden, different sides of the same coin
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u/VaporCarpet Apr 29 '24
Lol you mean r/I want trump to be president again because I don't believe women should be able to make choices about their own healthcare, or vote, and while we're at it let's also get rid of interracial marriage and every social safety net and just for funsies let's try a dictator?
Fucking myopic morons.
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u/QuitVirtual Apr 29 '24
Please see the sticky in the sub, this is a pro-vote movement to maximize blue representation for those who may not even vote because they are turned off by joe biden, including electing Joe Biden himself.
the strategy is to decrease Trump's chances of winning by having a robust and contained protest vote in deep blue states, people in swing states may not feel as helpless for voting for Biden. If people in swing states are aware that there is a broader movement in deep blue states, this may give swing state voters more clarity in voting for Biden.
The protest votes already have seen the start of their momentum in the primaries. The Michigan vote in particular spooked the Biden admin to be adopt some cease fire rhetoric, although it seems to been a ploy and supressing the protest vote .
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u/AssignmentBorn2527 Apr 28 '24
Genocide Joe. People acting like voting for him is less fascist than Trump. Two fascists with different ideologies.
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u/Stormpax Apr 29 '24
When presented with a false choice between two fascist autocrats, the choice becomes clear: revolution, plain and simple. The students already know it.
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u/TKD_1488_ Apr 29 '24
I would say make an example of Genocide Joe and vote for Trump. It might be worst with him but a lesson would be there for anyone supporting tye genocide
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u/SnazzyBelrand Apr 29 '24
Trump would support Israel just as much if not more than Biden
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u/TKD_1488_ Apr 29 '24
By then the next leader will take note not to piss the crowd supporting the rights of the Palestinians
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u/SnazzyBelrand Apr 29 '24
You could accomplish that same thing by just not voting instead of voting for mask off fascism
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u/Redfern893 Apr 28 '24
I highly recommend watching "Praying for Armageddon" a 2 part documentary exploring just how deeply ingrained deranged evangelicals and Israel are in US politics. It goes all the way to the top!
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u/Stormpax Apr 29 '24
Considering Biden himself is a lifelong zionist and recipient of over a million dollars from AIPAC, this is totally unsurprising. People really expect the christofascist to save us from a christofasicst state 🥴
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u/squitsquat Apr 28 '24
Joe Biden is a segregationist at heart, and this is another way he shows it.
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u/QuitVirtual Apr 29 '24
That's a whole thing. Biden opposed integration busing because he was friends with segregationists senators.
Biden never apologized.
Kamala called him out on it at the debates.
When Kamala was in VP consideration, the rest of the Biden admin wanted Kamala to apologize to dare point out Biden's history, though Biden didn't demand it himself.
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u/Reddit_Sucks_1401 Apr 28 '24
So he was just born evil
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u/SatanIsMyBaby Apr 28 '24
Nobody was born evil. American Israeli lobby/donors and zionism made him that way.
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u/Consistent_Set76 Apr 28 '24
If nobody is born evil the world is shockingly pretty damn messed up, and always has been
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u/7taj7 Apr 29 '24
The whole point of indoctrination is to trap your brain. It’s the closest thing we have to mind control. A lot of people are simply indoctrinated since birth, not a justification at all but it is the reality. Why do you think most fascist love book burning and attacking “liberal Marxist education”. Education is the enemy of indoctrination. Some folks are born with less empathy and more tendencies to abuse and use other people, it’s not a coincidence those are the same people most likely to start cults and be corporate executives/politicians, all positions where you have power over others.
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u/evelyn_keira Apr 28 '24
we are what we are raised around. sure, some of us rise above the liberal bullshit, but it's like a religion to people. they raise their children in it and can't even fathom anything different because it would destroy their entire worldview.
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u/speakhyroglyphically Apr 28 '24
Saddam, Gaddafi, (I dare say Putin) and now Netanyahu. The Empire and the media always likes to try and pin it all on a single individual. This facilitates not talking about or solving the actual issue.
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u/finewine65 Apr 28 '24
I think AIPAC has given over $6M over the years to Biden's campaign.. yea so Biden will always support Israel
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u/toeknee88125 Apr 29 '24
Honestly it's also that he doesn't see the Palestinians is fully human.
Do not dismiss his obvious personal bigotry
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u/Logical_Associate632 Apr 29 '24
AIPAC lobbies everyone in elected federal USA politics. You’ll be hard pressed to find an elected federal politician that has anything bad to say about isreal. USA is a quasi Christian theocracy
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u/Obvious_Boat3636 Apr 28 '24
How can I watch this show?
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u/Particular_Log_3594 Apr 29 '24
It’s a youtube channel called AJ+, they have really great content t
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u/sav33arthkillyos3lf Apr 29 '24
Damn he used to have quite the zest in his speech, he actually looks alive
Anyway 🍉
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u/Sweetmeats69 Apr 29 '24
If Joe Biden loses because he refused to do the right thing, we're all gonna get exactly what we deserve.
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u/jayfiedlerontheroof Apr 29 '24
It's well known that Obama advisors told him not to listen to Biden's foreign policy. Biden was not Obama's foreign policy advisor. This is the one qualm I have with the piece
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Apr 28 '24
Shout out for all fellow users without more than 4 digits on its name commenting these posts
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u/Visual_Chocolate4883 Apr 29 '24
This makes me think about the time Biden had a confrontation with a working man who said politicians work for him (because he is a citizen of the US) and Biden sneered at him and told the working man that he doesn't work for him.
I think it is pretty clear who Biden works for.
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u/thepianoman456 Apr 29 '24
You got a point!
It sucks that in the next election we have to chose between someone who’s got Israel’s back no matter what crimes they commit, and who is at least trying some tiny bit to help Palestinians, even if it’s far too little too late… or an orange guy who would probably suggest nuking Palestine.
This is the dumbest election of our lives.
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u/_-BomBs-_ Apr 29 '24
Okt 7, was basically nothing, compared to Gaza, six months later.
Israel thinks pain and suffering will end terrorism, but they couldn't be further from the truth.
Next time okt 7, happens, no one will ask why..
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u/The_Big_Bog Apr 29 '24 edited Apr 29 '24
Israel thinks pain and suffering will end terrorism.
Israel thinks that there are more than 100 hostages who were targeted only for being Israeli and kidnapped to Gaza for more than 200 days without contact with anyone. This includes their families or friends but also includes the red cross and any other humanitarian organization.
Israel won't and really shouldn't stop this war until everyone returns. They are battling a terrorist organization that gathered so much sympathy by hiding behind civilian structures and blaming everyone else on the damage. The ratio of cultural damage is unheard of, in comparison to any other war against in a civilian environment.
If Israel were able to find the leaders of hamas without hurting the civilians in gaza, it would obviously do so but that is not the case. Hamas knew that israel is stronger and would not just give up on our people - they knew that this will happen and they did it with joy and pride. They really hate our own people more than they love thiers.
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u/_-BomBs-_ Apr 29 '24
If Israel had been better at taking care of the Palestinians there wouldn't be need for war or terrorism.
The fact that they are treating those people as subhuman and second citizens tells you all you need to know about Israels decency and normality.
They have no hope or future and are being tormented by a foe with endless power and resources in a place their ancestors called home for thousands of years.
If I was them I would be fighting too...
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u/The_Big_Bog Apr 29 '24
The Palestinians aren't Israeli citizens (at least not those that live in Gaza and the West Bank, some Israeli arabs define themselves as Palestinians). They are people in an enemy territory under a terrorist rule. There were multiple attemts of making deals with hamas (or the PLO), but most of them were rejected and failed - hamas doesn't want peace, they want the whole land of Israel and would absolutely love the extermination of all the jews.
Israel withdrew out of the Gaza strip years ago and hoped that the Palestinians could have started building themselves a place to live in and be more approachable for negotiations about a solution.
What happened is that hamas rose to power and used all the money (they got a lot of money from multiple sources) to create gigantic infrastructures that were meant only to battle israel and keep the hamas leaders safe. This includes the huge tunnels under gaza and the great arsenal of rockets (weird that very few people question how they had so much money for that but none for Palestinian shelters or food). Hamas attacked Israel again and again and violated multiple ceasefires so of course Israel would be extremely cautious about what enters Gaza and would not just suuply their enemies with food that will go straight to the terrorist leaders and not to the people.
On top of all of that, Israel was still willing to help Palestinians multiple times - taking many to israeli hospitals (including surgery to Yahya Sinwar, who is one the top leaders of hamas and had a big role in Oct 7) or giving them job permits in Israel. I would even say that israel treated Palestinians way better than Hamas ever did.
If you really want to learn more about the relationship between Israel and Hamas, I would really recommend reading about and listening to "the green prince" - Mosab Hassan Yousef. He is the son of a founder of hamas who was once a militant and now is actually a loud voice against hamas, talking from experience with the organization.
Sorry for the long text, I really hope to change people views and have a true conversation without all the hate and the catchphrases.
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u/_-BomBs-_ Apr 29 '24
Hamas, PLO or any other group are all symptoms of rebellion, some more radical than others.
Israel is a make believe stat, the whole region is Palestinia. The Jewish kingdoms never had the whole region, only a few cities in it.
Now they control the whole place with harassment, fear and violence. You can't honestly believe that Israel wants two stats and are willing to share Jerusalem.
Terrorist like Hamas should be eliminated from the face of the earth and Israel should be allowed to leave in peace.
But the way they are and have treated the Palestinian people in Gaza and the west bank is utterly unacceptable. And will only continue this endless cycle of death.
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u/The_Big_Bog Apr 29 '24
Btw I didn't want to make my long comment even longer, but even if Palestinians were treated like subhumans by Israel (and it's a huge if), is murder rape and kidnapping (including children) is the way to go? Could it really bring to any good solution? or will it say to Israelis, "Some of you thought that there is a chance for peace, you're absolutely wrong."
I once was in favor of a Palestinian state, and I know many who were too. I don't know anyone who truly believes that it's possible anymore. Especially not one that borders Israel. Our people will never feel safe after what happened and is still happening.
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u/_-BomBs-_ Apr 29 '24
Taking people's home from them will never be okay in my book.
I shouldn't even care, but this is just injustices that's just too much for me to look away anymore.
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u/Rich-Bell5955 Apr 29 '24
I hope if anyone here votes against Biden because you disagree with how he has handled Israel understands that it will only get worse with someone else in office, and so many other things will get worse too. The automated response that's being posted encouraging deep blue states to protest vote is ignorant and probably propaganda by Democrat opponents so feel free to buy in and ruin the country.
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u/beastwork Apr 29 '24 edited Apr 29 '24
A couple things:
US policy is to protect Israel. That won't change for a at least a generation. The view is that our access to Middle East resources, ability to influence the region, and National security is directly linked to a strong relationship with Israel. Protests are necessary but they won't be effective as US security advisors and the President are fully committed to the Israel project. We are an empire after all, closer to the malevolent, "dark side" empire than the rebel resistance. Biden is executing his piece of the 100 year plan of American domination.
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u/tboy1492 Apr 28 '24
There’s no genocide in Gaza. It’s war, unpleasant, ugly, and unfortunate war, but not genocide. If it is genocide Israel is doing a really bad job of it, they could wipe Gaza out in a day if they wanted but they don’t. It’s not the Jewish way to wipe out people.
Also Israel and the US are solid allies so of course we wouldn’t keep them from their interests.
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u/lasercat_pow Apr 29 '24
War... Against an occupied territory with no military, no tanks, no artillery, no warships, and no warplanes, by a country with a military, artillery, warships, and warplanes. A war wherein statistically all of the "combatants" are civilization women, men, and children.
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u/beastwork Apr 28 '24
If it is genocide Israel is doing a really bad job of it
So you're happy about what's going on? You can conveniently deny that a genocide is happening, but you can't deny that Palestinians live as second class citizens. You can't deny that they are denied liberty by the Israelis. You can't deny that the IDF has systematically destroyed all the universities and hospitals in Gaza. Along with destroying a majority of the residential buildings. I'm trying to figure out which part of this you're feeling good about.
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u/beastwork Apr 29 '24
I reject your premise that the only option they had was to level the entire city. Many military experts have said there are other ways, that avoid the ridiculous humanitarian crisis. If you can't see that by now you don't want to see it.
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u/tboy1492 Apr 29 '24
Many military experts you say? No names just “the experts said”. You seem to lack a fundamental understanding of what’s even happening out there. Get off tick tock, read a history book, cities get damaged during battles, as it stands all the important people, the people who could do anything about this all decided it’s up to Israel to address however they want and they are taking the path of minimizing casualties wherever they can.
Idk the current number but I think it was 30k not long ago, out of was it over two million, in an area you could walk across in a hour, while mostly taking out only the people your after, is impressive. Especially when dealing with terrorists.
The alternate choice was to just kill them all which they are clearly not doing.
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u/theTweekend Apr 29 '24
Everyone who voted Biden before who supports Palestine now will vote Biden in November
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u/OderusOrungus Apr 29 '24
Why im still so surprised w the support. His whole career has been like this. Never on the right side of policy and saying terrible things. Its like people ignore decades of poor performance for what reason?
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u/Objective_Anybody372 Apr 29 '24
Brilliant piece this, never got the "love in" with Biden personally, but we get the same old tired "but hes better than Trump" bunkum, lets admit, neither are any good, a choice between dumb and dumber isnt really a choice is it
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u/International_Law966 Apr 29 '24
All American politicians including the president are either bought or blackmailed by the Zionists .
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u/BuffaloBrain884 Apr 29 '24
For the people of Gaza, the US presidential election can't come soon enough...
I GUARANTEE Biden will announce a peace deal or ceasefire a month or so before the election.
The 30,000+ deaths mean nothing to him. However, he does care about winning the election.
Protests are sweeping through college campuses all over the country and Biden is hiding under his desk pretending they're not happening.
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u/DrAnomaly1 Apr 29 '24
It's not necessarily white supremacy, people just don't know the word they're looking for: extremist nationalism.
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u/SnazzyBelrand Apr 29 '24
Seems like a great way to piss off young voters and Muslim voters. And in an election year too! Great going Genocide Joe
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u/PangolinDue2683 Jun 19 '24
He took more money from AIPAC than any other politicians. Joe Biden is not serving the interests of this country. Boden is just a puppet of AIPAC. Zionist and facist should not be our next president. Vote no to Biden. Regrettably I voted for him last time. Not again.
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u/Rent_A_Cloud Apr 29 '24 edited Apr 29 '24
Yes, the US backs Israel not because the US cares about the Israël Palestine conflict but because the US and every other major power knows that when oil becomes untenable you need a foothold near the major oil reserves, and Israël is that foothold for the US.
If Iraq or Afghanistan had stabilized and bases established there could be permanently secured in cooperation with US installed local governments the US governmental elite would not so desperately cling to Israel.
That's it. If you pay attention then you realize all these conflicts are bound to the inevitable decline of oil as a resource. That includes Ukraine and Russia. Russia wants to control the black Sea to be able to easily pressure turkey, the Mediterranean and the Suez canal.
I'll tell you now that if WW3 doesn't break out before then it will absolutely break out when oil prices rise through the roof due to dwindling global supplies. It's inevitable because the entire world civilization is founded and supported by oil period.
The superpowers of the world will fight to control the final major sources in the hopes of the other superpowers collapsing when their access to oil is cut off. And anybody in the upper echelons of politics knows this is inevitable.
I'm a cook tho so whatever.
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u/LeucotomyPlease Apr 28 '24
I’ve been screaming, into the void, that Joe Biden is an honest to goodness sociopath who is unfit to hold office ever since his rape victim came forward. That woman was so badly smeared by Biden’s PR team that it’s hard to find anyone who believes her, but I do. There is no way some of the things could be true thst are true if he hadn’t raped her, and then you realize not only dis he assault this woman who worked for him, he then ruined her reputation beyond all repair when she chose to come forward.
so, of course Joe Biden actively cheers the murder of Palestinian babies, he’s a verified monster. we are so goddamn brainwashed we all think we HAVE TO vote for one of two utter villains, as if there aren’t LITERALLY OTHER PARTIES to vote for on the ballot. The people of this country have completely lost the plot when it comes to understanding their electoral power.
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u/CockGoblinReturns Apr 29 '24
Biden's PR team even got Samantha Bee to never mention her name. Chilling
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u/Fast_Decision_8287 Apr 29 '24
Oooh! Now do Trump! His longstanding support of Zionism is well documented!
I’m excited to see pro-Palestinian liberals hoist themselves by their own petard.
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u/Fast_Decision_8287 Apr 29 '24
Yep, like cuddling up to the worst world leaders of our generation like Putin, Xi, and Un. Totally only care about my own privileged life.
Try a different pigeonhole - this one doesn’t fit.
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u/_autismos_ Apr 29 '24
You can tell this is propaganda because they use video filters to make it look evil without even turning the sound on to hear what's being said
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u/Lake_Shore_Drive Apr 28 '24
If you think the situation is bad now, imagine if Trump or the Republicans were in control.
There would be 10x more genocide and apartheid under Trump.
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u/Adi_Zucchini_Garden Apr 28 '24
Stop with the "ohh Biden isn't as bad." Both are criminals that need to be put away.
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u/Lake_Shore_Drive Apr 28 '24
One of them is getting elected.
If you want the best for the people in Gaza you would vote Biden.
Both sides are not the same, at all.
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u/Adi_Zucchini_Garden Apr 28 '24
Are there differences between the two, yes of course, but in the end of the day they both are the same side of the coin. If you are still thinking voting for either of parties does anything good, keep living in your fantasy.
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u/GBralta Apr 28 '24
As a descendent of slaves, I can state definitively that voting does good things.
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u/Linaxu Apr 28 '24
The sad reality is that both are equal in their evil and carelessness for society. They like every president do as they are told by the people who generate wealth and power.
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u/murrohfuk Apr 28 '24
how is this international news? this is a biased hit piece on the president, whether or not you support it you must get that it's not just news lol
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u/Suspicious_Rate_5649 Apr 29 '24
A 14 minute video trying to show where the problem really lies, but also failed when shifting the problem from Netanyahu to Biden lol. Netanyahu and Biden isn't the real problem, Biden is another puppet, no matter how much love he expressed for Zionism but he isn't that different to any of the previous puppets.
Only gullible people would fall for this crap narrowing it to Biden, AIPAC has got the US by the balls, say that instead of a 14 minute useless video.
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u/roquefortroo Apr 29 '24
This woman has left so much out of this story. She left out the thousands of rockets that have been launched into Israel from Gaza and southern Lebanon over the past two decades. She has left out the 500K Palestinians who currently live inside Israel who do not support Hamas. I guess to her the slaughter of 1400+ Israeli civilians did not occur and she doesn't realize that Hamas intentionally puts its' civilians in harms way.
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