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[–] kreskin@lemmy.world 2 points 5 days ago* (last edited 5 days ago) (1 children)

its a ridiculously tiny minority. And leaving Israel in that region means letting them continue their war crimes, and you know that. There is really no way around it. The only ethical solution is to eject them from the region entirely. The 8 year bloodbath needs to end.

[–] PearOfJudes@lemmy.ml 5 points 5 days ago (2 children)

We can't be opposed to the Gazan genocide and at the same time use genocidal language like "ejecting them from the region." Them being Jewish people. Yes Israel should be sanctioned, and militarily invaded. Benjamin Netenyahu should be assassinated, and the country needs to be rid of the Zionist ideology. But there is simply no way to mass migrate a large population without great pain and suffering.

Plus, if the Israeli people, the citizens not the elitist leaders and soldiers, were moved from their country, where would they go? To cause more violence in the regions they move to? The Israeli people have been subject to large scale mass international propaganda, they need to be deradicilized, not treated like parasites.

I agree with having a firm, radical opposition to genocide, but individually, morally it is not good to use words like "flatten" or "eject." I understand the anger, I think we all feel it.

[–] greywolf0x1@lemmy.ml -1 points 5 days ago

We can't be opposed to the Gazan genocide and at the same time use genocidal language like "ejecting them from the region." Them being Jewish people.

yes, we can

That you don't says so much about you and your values, it is also a reflection of the live you've led. Israel has no right to exist and by the wills of the Palestinians it would be extinguished, I'm so sick of western liberals and armchair arbitrators trying to support their government funded colonial project.

If you still feel that Jews deserve their own space/country, carve out a giant hole on a map between Germany and Poland and move them back there, that's where they came from and belong. Let's see how long Europeans do a Holocaust 2.0

[–] kreskin@lemmy.world -3 points 5 days ago

Leaving them in the region obviously leads to an even worse outcome. They murder every day and dont consider others to be humans with any rights at all. And I flatly disagree that ejecting them is genocide. Equating the two is flatly untrue.