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u/FlamingPrius May 17 '24
Of course it’s real. But fortunately for the Genocidal Colonial Project, the US State Department has said it still lacks the evidence necessary to state with confidence the Israeli regime has committed any violations of international law. Because that finding has yet to produce an affirmative result, US weapons manufacturers can still ship bombs and other military materials to Israel, subsidized by the US taxpayers, and NOT violate the US statue that restricts arms sales to nations found to be violating international law. I’m sure this incident will be put on the pile for review, and a quiet finding will be issued sometime before 2030.
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u/ringadingdingbaby May 17 '24
Oh, they only beat him up because they thought he was helping people.
Guess that's alright then.
(/s, obviously).
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u/MutatedLizard13 May 16 '24
Welp, time to leave the world
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u/HalalTrout May 17 '24
The world could be a nice place if we held our leaders responsible for their sociopathic tendencies.
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u/JonnyQuest1981 May 17 '24
Or if we didn’t vote for sociopathic leaders to begin with
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u/HalalTrout May 17 '24
I'm trying to be positive as much as possible, but unfortunately only the sociopathic rise to power. We just need to choose the least mad of them all.
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u/JonnyQuest1981 May 17 '24
Sociopathic tendencies are definitely a trait found in most leaders in power, but there are still plenty empathetic humanitarian leaders throughout history. Ghandi, Nelson Mandela, Jimmy Carter, JFK, Eisenhower, etc. I feel part of the issue is Strong Man Syndrome, where most people are attracted to leaders who they think are "strong men" when in reality, they're sociopaths who lean towards authoritarianism. Whereas, an empathetic leader is actually the stronger man and better leader.
EDIT: Grammar adjustments
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u/enjoy-nr May 17 '24
They just joking around cuz they know nothing will happen to them. Total impunity.
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u/senfood May 17 '24
To be fair, doing reprehensible things is completely normal for Israeli settlers.
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u/Akrevics May 17 '24
we all see how that's worse, right? like I know he doesn't, but those of us with hearts do, right?
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u/JoeDiBango May 17 '24
I think one reason, and not the only one, is that if israel is found guilty of genocide, the US becomes complicit and that would mean billions and billions of dollars in reparations.
You think Saudi Arabia looks modern, wait until the US has to take on that debt as well.
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u/townmorron May 17 '24
I'm kinda missing America playing world police
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u/Wasabi_Knight May 17 '24
We've only ever served our own interests... i guess like cops usually do. Nonetheless I don't see why starting another war should be necessary here.
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u/townmorron May 17 '24
Well the US has done some good. Like stepping in when dictators gas their own people. But it seems.like Israeli won't listen to words, they made that clear when they shredded the un's agreement. they will only stop the genocide if someone forces them to stop
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u/Wasabi_Knight May 17 '24
surely there are more peaceable (and less disasterous) means to work against a genocidal regime than going to war with a country that has nuclear weapons.
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u/burner_276 May 18 '24
Are you talking about the US stopping Hitler..?
You mean the guy that got actually inspired by US colonial and slave treatment to draft his insane ethics and philosophy? You mean the US government that was praising Hitler for his commitment and politics? Or the same US that "liberated" already free European countries, by actually killing and fighting the partisans that already liberated their own countries? And just to be able to impose fines, military bases and reparation costs? Or maybe the same government that is responsible of destabilising 72 foreign countries governments in the past 100 years just because they were not in line with USA ideals? Please try to rewire your idea of your country, you have been brainwashed by decades of lies.
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