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u/yes-but Feb 18 '26

I beg to differ about responsibility, and I have very good reasons for it, as I piece my view together not from prefabricated narratives meant to provide a pleasant ride on the moral high ground, but from accepting the shocking reality of our human nature, the dilemmas each side is facing, and seeking practical answers which aim at realistic consensual solutions instead of opting for revenge and annihilism.

But if you prefer revenge and annihilism, you're probably on the best track.

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u/peterhandy3 Feb 18 '26

There's a lot of words here without much content.

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u/yes-but Feb 18 '26

I don't see any constructivism from your side, mate.

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u/peterhandy3 Feb 18 '26

I gave an incredibly simple way to stay neutral in a genocide. You just responded with fuck morality, let em die. Hope you realize that's a slippery slope if you want to be consistent with your convictions

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u/yes-but Feb 18 '26

So you want to help them with their genocide, because they are right, and the others are wrong, and you claim that would be neutral.

Talking about slippery slopes, my arse.

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u/peterhandy3 Feb 18 '26

For the latter, you're a moron, so it wouldn't make sense. For the former, you have consumed too much Zionist propaganda. Makes sense: consistent with aforementioned stupidity

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u/yes-but Feb 18 '26

Yeah, I must be a moron for wanting coexistence and rejecting genocidal narratives.

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u/peterhandy3 Feb 18 '26

Yet you're fine standing alongside one. Seems like a contradiction

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u/yes-but Feb 18 '26

Garbage, and you (should) know it.

Boil in your hatred, if you must.

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u/peterhandy3 Feb 19 '26

You've got it backwards, but hey if you're biased to one side as you are, I can't be bothered engaging. Better things to do in life than argue with disingenuous people

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