r/InternationalNews May 12 '24

Palestine/Israel Israel Carpet Bombs Jabalia Refugee Camp

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u/BeenleighCopse May 12 '24

Is this an international war crime??

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u/Independentizo May 12 '24

It doesn’t matter anymore. Really it doesn’t. Palestine granted freedom to the world. Freedom to finally see what our world truly is. The playground of the powerful. Those in Gaza I feel are actually lucky, it’s what happens now to the rest of us that worries me. We can’t go back as a species anymore. We can’t go back to humanity when we have excused the most brutal genocidal regime and allowed them to do what they want. This is the end now. If and when power shifts, the brutality will be tenfold. There are no rules anymore. No laws. No respect. Gaza showed us the monster, and the world either turned their face or accepted the monster with open arms.

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u/AbsoluteZeroUnit May 12 '24

Those in Gaza I feel are actually lucky

lmfao says the guy spending his weekend scrolling through reddit, not fearing randomly being blown up.

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u/Electric_Sundown May 13 '24

They are lucky in that it will be over for them soon. The rest of us will be around for much longer. But in the end it will amount to the same. We all live at the pleasure of the rich and powerful, and their is no limit to the suffering they will inflict.

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u/JanMarsalek May 13 '24

are you mad?

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u/GutterTrashJosh May 13 '24

These fuckin redditors lol. “She was lucky to be incinerated by a missile because otherwise she might have had to live in a depressing and exploitative system”—like how tf can someone think that?

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u/Talk_Bright May 13 '24

It is an extreme take.

People in Gaza feel that the dead are not unfortunate as they don't have to live holding their dead siblings and infants or live with the fear of being blown up any second.

They believe they are in a better place.

People watching it on the other side of the screen though can't say that without being an asshole.