I'd just like to point out that a person can be anti Israeli (be it the country, its actions, etc) without being "anti semitic". Disliking a government does not automatically equate to disliking the people who make up its population. "Israeli" is a nationality, "Jewish" is an ethnicity (and/or religion). Calling people who disagree with a corrupt Israeli government "anti semitic" is extremely lazy and self indulgent. And a way too convenient excuse to shut down people you don't agree with. That's like hating individual Americans for what their idiot president does....
Yeah. That is exactly what I was saying. I was replying to a comment and I quote someone calling israel a "nation who laughs at the U.S. and calls us stupid goyim".
But was it not you that also posted that all Israelis are pro this action and most Iranians are pro this action and half of the United States is pro this action?
Hope they stay safe. Our military wants to serve, not be props or tools.
Well, you did vote for Harris, didn't you, so Miller wasn't lying, technically.
agree....always hope thats the case if at all possible. We have Iranian friends here, that are grateful and optimistic that they will be able to go home and show their kids what a real Iran with freedom and equal rights can be.
It's always for Israel. Be good goyim and sacrifice your blood and treasure for them while they go around picking fights with every country around them.
Israel doesn't want a free Iran. They want a defenseless one stuck in a civil war. Look at Iraq, Afghanistan, Libya and Syria. Same playbook.
This is textbook conspiracy thinking — take a list of unrelated conflicts spanning decades, different actors, different causes, and different outcomes, and retroactively connect them all to one villain. Iraq was a US invasion based on WMD intelligence. Syria was Assad slaughtering his own people after the Arab Spring. Libya was a NATO operation backed by Arab League states. Afghanistan was a response to 9/11. Israel wasn't even a significant player in most of these. If you think one country secretly engineered all of this, you're not being geopolitically savvy — you're just pattern-matching to confirm a pre-existing belief. That's not analysis, that's a conspiracy theory.
Hope you are and remain safe throughout the bombing!
There's a legitimate debate to be had about US foreign aid and domestic priorities — plenty of people across the political spectrum have that debate in good faith. But the moment you use 'goyim' and frame it as Americans being manipulated into serving Jewish interests, you've left that debate and entered classic antisemitic conspiracy territory. The idea that US foreign policy is secretly controlled by Jews pulling strings is one of the oldest and most dangerous tropes in history. You can criticize US aid to Israel without reaching for that. The fact that you did says a lot.
When was the last time the US intervened in a war and improved the lives of the civilians in that country?
Germany for starters...
