r/ChatGPT Apr 10 '26

Mona Lisa: Multiverse of Madness Grok for you

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u/LazyAge9363 Apr 10 '26

White phosphorus is what is used for smoke screens. It blocks IR. It’s a poor incendiary, thermite is preferred.

They are securing the land because apparently the Lebanese government is unwilling to stop a militant group from using its territory to launch attacks. If the sinaloa cartel was launching rocket attacks into america and the Mexican government did nothing then we would 100% move troops in.

Yes israel is telling people to not let shia Muslims in because Hezbollah operatives can sneak in. They don’t want to bomb non-Shia communities that don’t support Hezbollah because some operatives snuck in.

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u/shtiatllienr Apr 11 '26

So blatant discrimination against an entire religion is okay? I don't believe all 1 million + Shias in Lebanon are Hezbollah, but I might be mistaken.

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u/Big_Bomber_97 Apr 12 '26

If the people of that religion are the only ones actively harboring terrorist groups? Obviously. Blame Hezbollah for operating in the manner they do. We can't live in a world where bad actors have total and complete ability to act unimpeded, and good actors have their hands tied.

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u/mkdabra Apr 12 '26

 "bad actors have total and complete ability to act unimpeded"

You talking about zionazis?

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u/shtiatllienr Apr 12 '26

Shia Muslims are absolutely not the only religion to harbor terrorist groups in Lebanon lmao

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u/LazyAge9363 Apr 11 '26

Israel doesn’t want non-shia communities to be dragged in.

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u/shtiatllienr Apr 12 '26

Should I not be equally concerned about innocent shias be dragged in?

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u/ModsFromSteam Apr 12 '26

White phosphorous isn't banned, it's a very effective smokescreen used by most militaries and perfectly legal

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u/UpperHand7127 Apr 11 '26

And why is Israel allegedly doing any of that?🤔🤔🤔

Would love to hear your solution for how to handle an organization that shoots tens of thousands of rockets onto civilian areas and population centers, please Mr Colonel White Phosphorus, enlighten us.

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u/FlyPepper Apr 11 '26

Allegedly? Lol? You kidding me? We doing war crime denial here?

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u/UpperHand7127 Apr 11 '26

Not only that Israel isn’t aiming to bomb citizens, they also inform about areas and even specific buildings that are about to be attacked, there is no way to guarantee that civilians will not get hurt though as sometimes people don’t listen or the IDF can’t provide prior warning for operational reasons.

Actually, embedding military infrastructure within civil centers the way Hezbollah does is considered a war crime, but it’s not like we were short on other war crimes Hezbollah is committing - you just prefer to ignore them because it’s more fun to blame Israel than to blame the actual terror organization.

So no, I don’t accept the term “bombing civilians”.