“But it’s also illegal to collect rainwater in Israel!”
It just so “happens” that Palestinians are allotted much less water to consume than Israelis. Good luck trying to justify this by talking about “suicide bombings” or whatever.
People who support “neither Israel nor Palestine” when Israel airstrikes the 47th Gazan hospital this week: “Idk, I don’t want to get involved in this discussion, I don’t really like talking about politics.”
People who support “neither Israel nor Palestine” when someone else remotely supports Palestine (they’re not even being bothered about it): “Hey, buddy. Did you know that it’s actually a religious war and that both sides have done equally horrible things? I’m now going to get personally involved in this discussion just to tell you that you should be like me and not care about this.”
Funny thing is, there are actually a few examples of these types of posts being submitted here.
Oh, come on, it’s not like North Korea is the only government that would declare the U.S. to be a terrorist nation. There’s also Cuba, Vietnam, Burkina Faso, Laos, Haiti, Venezuela, and Nicaragua, just to name a few. Not to mention (People’s Republic of) China too, given that they bombed a Chinese embassy in 1999. These are more than 3 governments.
If you have an argument against these nations considering the U.S. to be terrorist, then too bad. According to your own logic, these governments are also what decides terrorists.
Do you not like how these governments also legitimately decides what are and aren’t terrorists? Maybe you should recognize the flaw in your own logic, then.
