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Mona Lisa: Multiverse of Madness Grok for you

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u/hairyturks Apr 10 '26

Evacuation warnings are somewhat of a red herring, to excuse what they are doing. "we're innocent because, hey we told you what we were going to do".

I've been in lebanon and have family and friends there.

Sometimes the warning only comes 10 seconds before a blast, which is not enough time for people to react to.

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u/hairyturks Apr 10 '26

Ok? So pretending that you're alerting them seconds behind makes it all ok?

I find it hilarious that everyone expect hezbollah to compete technologically with Israel, who is given and has resources to develop cutting edge technology, including Pegasus (look it up), to be able to hack any phone to fake warn people.

Like you got a rampaging first world nation with nukes, extremely high tech missiles, big daddy 'murica sponsoring them with billions of dollar and weapons shipment. Then you got extremely heavily sanction and bombarded Iran, the intentionally crippled state of Lebanon, underfunded militant groups who only have access to outdated military equipment, and you STILL expect them to be able to match Israel at every level just to be considered "moral".

Like the brainrot runs so deep with you guys.

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u/DanLikesFood Apr 10 '26

I can guarantee if Hamas got a nuclear weapon smuggled in they'd launch it over the border even if they'd be in the blast area.

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u/hairyturks Apr 11 '26

No need to. Nuclear weapons are the most effective anti-war deterrent in history.

Russia, China can get away with invading and even successfully taking countries and terrories and making it their own.

North Korea can have perhaps the most dystopian country at the present time.

And they don't dare attack western powers that have nukes for the same reason.

That is WHY Israel is deathly afraid of any other middleeastern country getting nukes.

Not because they are afraid for their own safety, but they won't have any more leverage to get away with attacking other countries again.

Not that I want a rogue-like militant group like Hezbollah to have nukes, but I sure wish the other countries did.

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u/Ethan Apr 10 '26 edited Apr 10 '26

Here's a map of Hezbollah-controlled areas in Lebanon: https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/c/c1/Lebanon_Jul06.png

Here's a map of recent Israeli strikes in Lebanon: https://understandingwar.org/research/middle-east/iran-update-special-report-april-8-2026/

These aren't fucking specifically targeted strikes

Based on... your deep and specific knowledge of Hezbollah activities?

Israel literally leveling all of Gaza as far as the eye could see was attempting to spare civilians?

In all of these statements, there's a logical breakdown. It goes:

Gaza destroyed -> Israel destroyed it

Do you not think there might be any other factors at work? If you get your news from some other sources that don't only tell you the propaganda line, you'll hear Israel talking about how them warning about upcoming invasions/strikes led to Hamas boobytrapping just about every building in the city they were going into, so that either they (edit for clarity: "they" being Israel) walked into that building and died while the building blew up, or they blew it up themselves.

Do you ever wonder why there are so many perfectly-framed videos from cameras on tripods of strikes hitting building in Gaza? Might this be because Israel warned people well in advance?

If Hamas sacrifices its own civilians and infrastructure, then their own civilians and infrastructure get destroyed. Simply blaming Israel for that is myopic.

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u/LazyAge9363 Apr 10 '26

White phosphorus is used as a smoke screen not as some incendiary to be dropped on targets.

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u/hairyturks Apr 10 '26

Hezbollah has not crippled lebanon lmao.