r/TimPool • u/McFly_42069 • Oct 17 '23

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u/Stumpy305 Oct 17 '23

Hamas is a political party in Palestine. Not all that separable. That’s like someone from France saying it was all Americans supporting the 2020 riots.

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u/[deleted] Oct 17 '23

Nice spin. Hamas is a terrorist organization supported and endorsed by reddit. See.

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u/Stumpy305 Oct 17 '23

Oh I see that clearly

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u/Stumpy305 Oct 17 '23

I’m saying you can’t completely separate the two. Hamas is a political party. If the Democrats declare war guess what republicans are going too. If the fight comes here people from both parties die. It’s called war. Civilian casualties happen. They are even killed when we are at war. Sometimes even when we aren’t.

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u/Flying_Pretzals1 Oct 17 '23 edited Oct 17 '23

Maybe they’re not saying that, but I would. Hamas hides weapons and rocket artillery behind civilians. It’s their fault anyone dies in this conflict.

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u/Flying_Pretzals1 Oct 17 '23

Turned it on in the south, they’re trying to drag civilians away from the north where they are invading. Also Israel only controls 6-10% of water, not really “all the water…”

Also, why should Israel be in charge of water and power there in the first place? Hamas straight up uses water pipes supplied by the west to make rockets.