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Pennywise
1 hour ago, PartySick said:

Wait, I just saw this :crossed:

Oops :billie:

So long ggd, it was nice while it lasted.
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Dennis
2 hours ago, ALittleMonsta said:

it is illegal to be pro-palestine in israel.. people are getting arrested and dealt with violence

Not true, just this example from few days ago, this was part of the opposition rally, but you can clearly see anti-war slogans and Palestinian symbols (watermelon) 

But if you mean that other protestors got arrested in other instances, that's pretty much the case in most countries, including here in the U.S. Usually the police will allow you to initially protest peacefully, but they'll use any violation as an excuse to arrest people, like for example hindering traffic etc..

 

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PartySick
3 minutes ago, Pennywise said:

Oops :billie:

When I issue WPs later

 

Whimsical bitch
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Mr Oak
4 hours ago, ALittleMonsta said:

netanyahu won his way to prime minister again by winning the votes of orthodox jews and "uniting" with them

 

16 hours ago, River said:

then the fanatic settlers who wants to conquer everything from Egypt to Iraq :poot: because their god promised them (and like, only the person or whatever who promised should fulfill it, you don't just go and fulfill it yourself, it's not how it works lol) :messga:

There's a cool documentary about this side of Zionism, especially fueled in the US by the Evangelicals. It is called Praying for Armageddon. It was quite informative actually:oprah: It's on YouTube

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Future Lovers
19 hours ago, TheSine said:

Well, rest in peace.

Well let's certainly hope he doesn't 

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4 hours ago, ALittleMonsta said:

you are so right about this and it is sickening

netanyahu won his way to prime minister again by winning the votes of orthodox jews and "uniting" with them... he was actually trying to make israel a dictatorship and remove democracy with exposed intents and law-decisions.. but the "war" made it silent enough

the government is very pro-violence and nentayahu is guilty of many crimes like stealing money and bribing

People also ignore that Israel started out as a very left-wing country, strongly inspired by socialism, kibbutzim etc. There were even self-proclaimed communists in the country. But after being attacked several times, with each election the country became increasingly more right-wing. Israel didn’t become radicalized out of nowhere, it was in response to an already radicalized region.

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Pennywise
2 hours ago, PartySick said:

When I issue WPs later

 

I'll fake an IP to come back and torment you :dom:

So long ggd, it was nice while it lasted.
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ALittleMonsta
14 hours ago, Dennis said:

Not true, just this example from few days ago, this was part of the opposition rally, but you can clearly see anti-war slogans and Palestinian symbols (watermelon) 

But if you mean that other protestors got arrested in other instances, that's pretty much the case in most countries, including here in the U.S. Usually the police will allow you to initially protest peacefully, but they'll use any violation as an excuse to arrest people, like for example hindering traffic etc..

 

this is not pro-palestine but anti-government

i am talking about pro-palestinians that their voices are now illegal to be heard

you can freely talk about humanity rights of the people in gaza and getting hostages back

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ALittleMonsta
11 hours ago, Aren said:

People also ignore that Israel started out as a very left-wing country, strongly inspired by socialism, kibbutzim etc. There were even self-proclaimed communists in the country. But after being attacked several times, with each election the country became increasingly more right-wing. Israel didn’t become radicalized out of nowhere, it was in response to an already radicalized region.

while i do agree to an extent it is not entirely true because zionists before the come of israel have been aggressive and violent vocally and physically

at that time palestinian leaders were antisemitic aswell, so both sides had aggression

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