Anyway obviously Hamas are a bunch of deranged freaks for taking some stimulants before going into battle. Unlike our wholesome IOF doing peaceful and cool drugs.
Proves once and for all that psychedelics don't actually make you a good person.
I wish a very traumatizing trip upon this occupier when a rain of missiles begins flying.
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The guy's a conscript. He's forced to be a soldier. IMO he's a victim too.
No he's not. He could flee the country, he could go to prison, he could permanently injure himsel. There are many ways to simply not be a footsoldier for a genocidal regime.
In case you weren't aware, there was an israeli Taylor Swift fan who ran a fan account on Twitter who famously went to prison rather than participate in genocide.
True I would refuse too. But I know I'm particularly anti-authoritarian. I can imagine this would be a big deal for some young people especially with family and social pressure going on.
Refusing isn’t that long of a prison sentence.
It's not? When I was young in the Netherlands it was a big deal. Luckily I got disqualified on the medical.
But I would have expected it to be a huge deal in Israel.
It's generally a few months I believe.
yeah, a few months and they even split it up in to a few weeks at a time, wherein they ask you "you sure?" then a few weeks later you spend another few weeks in prison
Oh wow