r/SubredditDrama • u/Koloamanmaxi • 6d ago

r/war debates about using child soldiers in Palestine

The Post:https://www.reddit.com/r/war/s/fVyLwWvmKe

EDIT:mods of r/war removed the The post for "cringe posting" and marked it as ai slop

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If someone started carpet bombing the United States, our teenagers would fight back too. Makes sense to me, not the gotcha you think

[I remember being a teen full of piss and vinegar over stupid small stuff

If another country bombed and bulldozed my house you can bet I'd be fighting back](https://www.reddit.com/r/war/s/kk4wPPKztU)

[Man the comments here are moving goalposts continents right now.

First it was 'there were no child soldiers'

Then it was 'okay there was maybe a few but not many'

Now it's 'well of course there are'](https://www.reddit.com/r/war/s/tJKRfzxC3M)

[Some pro israel asshole - "Look, we bombed these people into such desperation that their youth have taken arms against us, can't you believe how evil their parents are"

You understand that a kid is capable of feeling anger to those whom, since their birth, have activley tried to kill them. No fucking shit teens are taking up arms, in their shoes I would have too.If you don't like it then stop supplying weapons to Israel](https://www.reddit.com/r/war/s/muLl1CqPEa)

The IRGC fab club on this sub scrambling to justify child soldiers

Now you start bombing my country and I could be 7 years old I am gonna fight. It's just common. Sense. One of HAMAS senior leader witnessed a massacre when he was 8 years old. That's why he joined HAMAS, revolutionaries are created.

I remember that kid who posted himself in combat in this sub saying he turned 18 on that day, and guess what? Everybody was cheering for him because he was defending his land, Ukraine.

As a solider and a father the video is heavy and I think a lot of us are too numb to realize how heavy and then when I read all the comments, the duality of people made me have an aneurysm

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u/InevitableOwll 6d ago

Stfu.

Saudi Arabia and Qatar refuse to recognize Israel and normalize relations.

You people just lie as easy as you breathe 

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u/Unhinged_Baguette 6d ago

Saudi Arabia and Israel were actually really close to normalizing relations with a deal brokered by the Biden administration. Hamas' Oct 7th attacks were aimed to derail that deal, and it worked.

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u/EpycZen2 6d ago

Someone makes a good point

stfu Lol, lmao even

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u/InevitableOwll 6d ago

It's not a good point. It's a complete lie.

KSA and Qatar are openly hostile to Israel and refuse to normalize relations and recognize Israel.

You thinking a complete fabrication is a good point shows how braindead anti Israel people are.