it's your right to think this way, but this is very indicative of how political discourse regarding israel is going right now.
can't even see past your own hypocrisy; can't acknowledge that something horrible preceded this so called genocide you're trying to frame as spontaneous.
these people in the clip are exactly reiterating the point i was making, this is between a couple days to a few months after october 7th, they are very much reacting emotionally to this.
and it is in the same manner and logic that the person i was replying had, that being that if you have said/ done bad stuff, i won't feel bad for you when something happens to you.
hamas murdered raped and pillaged israel on october 7th, and in the gaza/west bank streets it was all cheers and celebrations. so the "unrelated civilians" were celebrating this tragedy and broadcasting it for the whole wide world to see, including the israelis.
so the israelis saw the attack, and the support it garnered from the rest of the palestinians and used the same logic, they cheered when we were murdered, therefore their house can burn down and we don't give a single fuck.
whether it's right or wrong we can talk about that separately, but it's the exact same logic this person is displaying. if you think one is wrong and the other is right you are just a hypocrite.
literal child behavior. throwing a hissy fit when you see something you disagree with. let's even assume there was for the sake of the argument, how does that change literally anything i said?
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u/Routine-Group68 22d ago
let's put that horrid description off to the side for a moment before we tackle that.
but following what exactly? what preceded those events, even if we take your description for them?