r/IsraelCrimes • u/hunegypt Mod • Nov 06 '24
News Biden/Harris saw this polling and decided to keep unconditionally arming Israel
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u/SpontaneousFlame Nov 06 '24
It’s like I said a while back - she would rather lose the election than move an inch on her support for Israel.
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u/SituationImmediate15 Nov 06 '24
Good that she lost. She's a phony, dem's hail mary.
But, the problem is that the other guy's also a monster :(
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u/pmckizzle Nov 06 '24
The other guys is worse, that was the problem. There was no good option, but there was a terrible option
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u/SpontaneousFlame Nov 06 '24
I keep asking what could be worse than Genocide Joe’s total support for Israel, and no one seems able to answer. I guess we’ll find out.
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u/darasaat Nov 06 '24
Yeah you’re right. Genocide Joe never budged an inch on his stance on Israel. All he made were empty threats to Israel like saying “we will stop all US aid to Israel if you invade Rafah” and then they do nothing when Rafah is invaded. I think the only difference between Joe and Trump is that Trump will be more honest and vocal about his support of the genocide. Their policies towards Israel remain exactly the same
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u/SituationImmediate15 Nov 06 '24
I feel like puking when I watch his video where he has that we would have invented an Israel.
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u/brokencameraman Nov 06 '24
But one thing that will change is international actions towards Israel.
With the Biden admin there was diplomacy. Countries not condemning the genocide because the Biden admin had a chat with them.
I guarantee now you're going to see more international condemnation and action against Israel.
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u/mwa12345 Nov 06 '24
You maybe right. OTOH... remember the last time trump was elected and kushner and co were undermining Obama at the UN because Obama did one decent move that pissed off the genocidal regime.
If trump puts in the same folks like kushner, pompeo, tom cotton..we are even .more screwed.
The other countries follow US dictates because of coercion..
Just saw a link about Biden admin coercing Ireland to not ban goods from genocide state made in Palestinian territory or something
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u/mwa12345 Nov 06 '24
Remember. He also gave several deal lines and red lines. "wrap up by Christmas 2023, don't go into rafah " etc etc.
US is the client state
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u/Boysenberry-Street Nov 06 '24
That’s exactly right, the reason Kamala wasn’t worth it is that she is a phony trying to cover up to get a vote. Trump on the other hand while radical, said it unabashedly and people prefer truth and transparency even if they disagree as they know exactly what they are getting.
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u/FeijoadaAceitavel Nov 06 '24
Escalations until a direct war with Iran. Gaza completely cut from water, energy and internet, like Israel planned in the beginning. And of course, the start of settlements.
It can always be worse.
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u/SpontaneousFlame Nov 06 '24
Escalations until a direct war with Iran.
Even Israel doesn’t want that.
Gaza completely cut from water, energy and internet, like Israel planned in the beginning.
We have been there for months.
And of course, the start of settlements.
They started in 1967. And Biden and Harris didn’t oppose them.
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u/FeijoadaAceitavel Nov 08 '24
Israel wants that as long as the US is behind them. Remember Trump went as far as assassinating a Iranian general and war hero to provoke a war.
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u/SpontaneousFlame Nov 08 '24
Israel wants the US to invade Iran. It doesn’t want a war with Iran because it will lose - there’s rather a big manpower difference.
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u/TheAlphaKiller17 Nov 07 '24
Trump already sold the West Bank for campaign donation money, told Netanyahu to "finish the job", said he'd deport all Palestinians and Palestine supporters, all before the election, then first thing this morning not even 12 hours after it first looked like he was going to win, called Netanyahu to make plans on how best to blow up Iran. Gaza and all of Palestine is vapor and the land will be given to Kushner to redevelop into illegal Israeli settlements. This will happen while he nukes Iran to appease Netanyahu, and please the Saudis by making them the main power and influence in the Middle East which by extension will please Russia. This will all happen while Lebanon, Syria, Jordan, etc., are all being destroyed for Israel. They'll only stop "greater Israel" when it gets too close to KSA.
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u/ItSmellsMassive Nov 06 '24
That'll continue just shits going to get worse at home.
Hope you like Gilead V2.
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u/SpontaneousFlame Nov 06 '24
I definitely won’t.
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u/ItSmellsMassive Nov 06 '24
No doubt. Time to move abroad mayhaps?
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u/SpontaneousFlame Nov 06 '24
I was going to escape to Mexico but… https://theshovel.com.au/2024/11/06/mexico-build-wall/
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u/ItSmellsMassive Nov 07 '24
That's fuckin hilarious. I'm glad I'm not the only one who deals with stress through humour. Honestly all the best and I think I misunderstood your original position or word my comment word but no one deserves what's coming.
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u/Gourmeebar Nov 06 '24
Let’s wait and see. Hope it works out well for you.
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u/pmckizzle Nov 06 '24
I can tell you. Israel, believe it or not, is being restricted by the US. Expect a full-scale war with Iran now. With us troops involved. Millions more will die.
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u/BloodyEjaculate Nov 06 '24
this part I find hard to believe. trump is a monster, but he's not a warmonger, and he's been consistent in opposing america's foreign interventions. it seems very unlikely that he would willingly take on the pressure and responsibility of organizing a full-scale war. almost all of his foreign policy positions, when he does mention them, are non-interventionist.
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u/TheAlphaKiller17 Nov 07 '24
He was literally on the phone first thing this morning planning war strategy against Iran with Netanyahu. I don't understand why you people believe him when he says stuff like he's anti-war; he lies constantly and changes his mind at the drop of a hat depending on which personality is in control.
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u/pmckizzle Nov 06 '24
He assassinated an Iranian general last term. He will allow israel to go boots on the ground. Come back here in a year or two and feel silly
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u/mwa12345 Nov 06 '24
Israel cannot do boots on the ground in Iran. Mostly bombing from air etc
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u/pmckizzle Nov 06 '24
We will see. They're scum, they'll manage to burn the world to the ground under trump
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u/capt_fantastic Nov 06 '24
He assassinated an Iranian general last term.
in retaliation for the dec 31 embassy attack and several attacks on US bases.
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u/SpontaneousFlame Nov 06 '24
Israel is being restricted how? Instead of $20 billion in weapons did they only get $19.999 billion?
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u/mwa12345 Nov 06 '24
I don't think US land troops would be involved. Maybe air force , navy etc. Trump knows his base doesn't really want a mideast war and largely kept a lid on the Bolton's etc
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u/iseab Nov 06 '24
That’s one of the problems. She literally ran on “lesser of two evils”. Lots of people are sick of voting for that already and they leaned into it.
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u/AoiTopGear Nov 06 '24
I disagree. Harris and Biden are the worst option for Gaza as much as Trump.
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u/mwa12345 Nov 06 '24
Which is how the donors prefer. Two puppets putting on a show ...but the puppet master is the same
Trump is a little unruly puppet.. but a puppet never the less. If he goes too far off ...they will remove him.
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u/Educational_Mud3637 Nov 06 '24
Don't think it was ever up to her. Even if she wanted to, she can't break from the predetermined script, that would have consequences for her (never be employed in politics again) and her party (withstand the fallout of their candidate not being in lockstep with Israel)
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u/Antithesis_ofcool Nov 06 '24
Sending Ritchie Torres and Bill Clinton to insult people in Michigan doesn't seem like something she had to do. Kicking out Muslim/Arab community leaders from her Cheney rallies also doesn't seem like Biden's fault. She had choices and at every point, she chose Zionism and unconditional commitment to a foreign nation and never separated herself from Joe Biden.
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u/SpontaneousFlame Nov 06 '24
There seemed to be a deliberate drive to show Arab and Muslim Americans that they don’t matter and they are worth less than everyone else.
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u/hunegypt Mod Nov 06 '24
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u/zylstrar Nov 06 '24
As far as I could tell, Zeteo does not provide a link to a primary source. Do you have one?
Does either the Institute for Middle East Understanding (the organization that presumably commissioned this poll) or YouGov (the organization that presumably conducted the poll) provide evidence of this on their website?
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u/fullmoonthoughts Nov 06 '24 edited Nov 06 '24
Her supporters will try to blame Muslims and Arab Americans for her loss, but ultimately, she only has herself to blame and I hope she knows that. You can’t continue unconditionally funding Israel’s genocide and refusing to consider implementing actual policy changes, and then be shocked that people don’t want to vote for you.
ETA: Replies talking about “strategy” or “so would Trump stop the genocide?”. Please don’t tell me you thought you could vote Kamala in and then pressure her into an arms embargo. This is the same person who’s said that any empathy she expresses for the Palestinian cause should not be confused for future policy changes. They’re both Zionist shills, but she can’t be surprised that no one wanted to reward her for bad behaviour.
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u/oussama1st Nov 06 '24
Muslims in the us should unite now and to hold their ground, eventually the democrats will understand that the Muslim vote is not granted for free
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u/TheHomeBird Nov 06 '24
Not only muslims are against Dem’s position regarding Israel.
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u/oussama1st Nov 06 '24
I know a lot of honest people are against the genocide, in fact their numbers have surpassed the number of the Muslim population in the us
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u/Plastic-Bumblebee-90 Nov 06 '24
Unfortunatly a lot of muslims black and hispanics voted for Trump and they will see the least upside from a Trump presidency
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u/oussama1st Nov 06 '24
trump or Harris it's the same, the good thing is that democrats will start listening to their Muslim voters and not to think that their votes are granted for free. supporting a genocide is what made the democrats lose they should blame themselves.
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u/bent_crater Nov 06 '24
let them, their voice means nothing now
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u/mwa12345 Nov 06 '24
It didn't mean much the last go around either For that matter ..most votes don't
Only donors matter to politicians.
Harris was OK with losing- rather than slightly piss off her donors
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u/Just_Direction_7187 Nov 06 '24
So Trump is going to end the genocide?
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u/Blackstar1401 Nov 06 '24
Maybe a bunch of Democrats will oppose it because it isn’t their party continuing it.
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u/mwa12345 Nov 06 '24
And the media as well ..a little bit
Remember how the media covered Trump's Muslim ban?
Media will still be mostly for genocide and not really show the atrocities...but on the margins , they may cover a bit.
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u/hunegypt Mod Nov 06 '24
Biden/Harris had 13 months to end it and not only they didn’t end it but based on the last month, we can safely assume that they gave the green light to Israel to annex Northern Gaza. No one was going to end the genocide, the genocide will end if Israel is held accountable by international organisations or someone intervenes.
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u/Available-Ad3581 Nov 06 '24
So Trump will help international organisations intervenes to stop the genocide?
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u/hunegypt Mod Nov 06 '24
Did Biden help? Didn’t it recently surface as news that the US administration is pressuring the ICC or did we forget that they withdrew funding from UNRWA or that they are supporting Israel’s effort to stop working together with the UN when it comes to aid distribution in Gaza?
Like Trump is bad and he shouldn’t have been running in the first place but Biden and Harris had their chance and failed.
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u/kudabugil Nov 06 '24
Oh you're one of the stupid loud voices... Trump will be worse. Trust me you're helping the Zionist.
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u/ArnoldVonNuehm Nov 06 '24
You’re answering questions with counter questions. Why not give an answer first, hm? Will trump hold Israel accountable?
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u/mwa12345 Nov 06 '24
Biden actively prevented international organizations from interfering with the genocide.
Heck .just recently it came out that they coerced Ireland to not ban some imports from the genocidal regime
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u/ikaiyoo Nov 07 '24
It's not about on whether or not Trump would or wouldn't it's about the fact that she didn't even have to sit here and talk about withholding arms She could have just condemned the fucking genocide and probably would have gotten enough to votes to win.
The fact that she was condescending to everybody who tried to hold her on point about Israel and she doubled and tripled quadrupled and quintupled down on we're going to let Israel do whatever it wants.
It's the fact that for 30 fucking years all we've heard from Democrats are them crying wolf. And we all knew wolf existed we could see wolf And we knew Wolf was bad but it's really hard to take the boy who cried wolf seriously even if he is being honest when while you're watching him holler wolf he's clubbing the fucking sheep that he's alerting you to protect
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u/cman1098 Nov 06 '24
It's gonna ramp up. Might actually be able to call it genocide unironically now.
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u/JohnnyPotseed Nov 06 '24
Notice how a Zionist won anyway. Y’all failed to see there was a strategy in voting for Kamala and now you’re stuck with trump who is infinitely worse. Now you can expect twice the funding and weapons to be sent to Israel, and less ability to fight back.
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u/Wereking2 Nov 06 '24
Except they weren’t the cause, Harris lost the popular vote and third party votes still don’t give her the win in any swing state or the popular vote. Harris was wildly as unpopular as Biden was because she chose to adopt the same policies as him instead of progressive ones. The two major ones besides Israel was the lethal military policy and border wall policies.
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u/RashidMBey Nov 06 '24
I got downvoted in another sub for this, but: Who knew the classic Dems strategy of going further right and pretending to be a Republican instead of populist left would fail? Who knew Kamala would risk losing if she followed the losing strategy that had Hillary Clinton lose and Joe Biden almost° lose?
°Biden would've lost if Trump wasn't actively in the White House proving that electing him four years ago was a mistake.
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u/Wereking2 Nov 06 '24
You can already see the denial here as well, people don’t want to take the blame, this solely lies on the Democrats and their stupid strategy.
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u/The999Mind Nov 06 '24
I don't understand how people can blame those who oppose genocide for the Dems loss, instead of the Dems themselves. We're talking about genocide, ya know the agreed upon worst thing a state can do?? Frankly it's disgusting to expect people to set that aside, and disgusting to shame them if they couldn't.
The blame is squarely on the Democrats for not planning ahead. They had all the time and all the chances and still decided to play the worst strategy.
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u/Plastic-Bumblebee-90 Nov 06 '24
Donor dollars!!! more important than the result. because they can keep collecting the donor dollars no matter what the outcome...
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u/HippoRun23 Nov 06 '24
Funny because Kamala’s campaign raised more money than trumps and it didn’t fucking matter.
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u/mwa12345 Nov 06 '24
True. But they also want to raise more money and stay in the good graces if their owners /donors.
Hillary raised more money than trump as well.
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u/TendieRetard Nov 06 '24
democracy from time to time trumps dollars.....it also depends how you spend those dollars. Buying twitter goes a long way and that expense wasn't on the GOP to carry.
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u/donorkokey Nov 06 '24
Turns out supporting genocide isn't the winning strategy they thought it would be. I'm so fucking pissed at them
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u/Comedian_Economy Nov 06 '24
I got downvoted to hell in other subs pointing this out. In addition, her campaign, in general, was just tone deaf and she's just not that great of a candidate.
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u/Buffalopigpie Nov 07 '24
I rarely saw her campaigns until like the month before election but didn’t she say something about women who don’t vote for her aren’t real women? Or is that something someone is just spreading because for awhile I could have sworn she shot herself in the foot by attacking women
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u/Comedian_Economy Nov 08 '24
No she didn't say that. Maybe someone else.
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u/Buffalopigpie Nov 08 '24
Hence why i said I don’t know if she said it or if it was a rumor. It was a hot topic in twitter when it happened though from what I remember. A lotta people weren’t happy
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u/NewVentures66 Nov 06 '24
The illusion of choice. This comment says it all https://www.reddit.com/r/InternationalNews/s/lp5WrAt7Es
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u/Ok_Pain_5918 Nov 07 '24
Wow, so the margins to support arming genocide was for this much?!! I thought it would be a difference but by a third of the voters is a lot more than what I expected and just goddamn Uncle Sam lol get fucked is all I’m reading now 😰🥲😭
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u/adrian-alex85 Nov 06 '24
I'm not actually certain they saw it, tbh. I think there's an argument to be made that it was purposefully hidden from them. But the fact that I don't believe they'd have moved differently even if they did see it is really all that matters.
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u/IsraelCrimes-ModTeam Nov 06 '24
The Democratic party had plenty of time, and opportunities to show it doesn't support this genocide, it plans to stop it, to do anything but help prolong it. They had poll after poll telling them it is a key issue, they decided to ignore all that.
Don't blame your party of choice's screw up on us. If anything, we taught them a lesson on your behalf not to ignore your issues in upcoming elections or they risk losing again. You're welcome.
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Nov 06 '24 edited Nov 13 '24
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u/zylstrar Nov 06 '24
Does either the Institute for Middle East Understanding (the organization that presumably commissioned this poll) or YouGov (the organization that presumably conducted the poll) provide evidence of this on their website?
I am looking for a "primary" source.
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u/TadhgP Nov 06 '24
Does anybody know what article this is from? I’d like to be able to link back to it. Thanks
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u/mcmartin19 Nov 07 '24 edited Nov 07 '24
Those voters certainly sent a powerful message by sitting this election out! Now, instead of an administration pushing for restraint, aid, a ceasefire, and a two-state solution we'll have the Trump administration fully embrace the wildest fantasies of the Israeli far right. I'm sure the Palestinian people will appreciate the principled stance their defenders took this election.
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u/425Marine Nov 07 '24
You voted for Trump or didn’t vote at all in protest. Now you reap what you sow. Good luck out there.
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u/Sad-Library-152 Nov 06 '24
Netanyahu is celebrating his victory tonight. We could have had a fighting chance to change things with Kamala but not anymore.
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u/Jaded_Discipline2994 Nov 06 '24
Netanyahu is only a symptom of the psychotic Israeli regime, not the cause. The majority of Israelis disapprove of Netanyahu but approve of the genocide. Nothing, and I mean absolutely nothing would have changed under Kamala, who mind you is apart of the administration responsible for arming this genocide in the first place.
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u/Roxylius Nov 06 '24
Doesnt matter. Both parties are subservient to Netanyahu. The time when american leader actually dared to tell israel off has long gone.
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Nov 06 '24
Sure, Trump is going to be bad. But we Muslims were already getting what you think we deserve, with Biden in office. Nothing will change for us.
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