The entire world hates me because they believe conspiracies, they believe we steal land from “natives” Arabs that came from the Arabian peninsula to the levant.
They believe conspiracies about starvation, genocide and other fantasies

This post was edited by Many_Names on Jan 8 2026 08:57am

They hate you for thousands of years before any of the Israel stuff ever happened.
Try again.

At least from the educated Western perspective, we have nothing against actual Levantine Jews like you and everything against the cosmopolitan international jew, who have conspired to hurt us for at least 15 centuries. People would have much better feelings about Israel if the Israeli government acknowledged this enemy and assisted us in rooting them out, but they don't.

War. War never changes

The so called “educated Western perspective” has not known war, occupation, or existential threat for nearly 80 years.
You speak from theory. I speak from memory.
You cannot comprehend what I have already been forced to forget.
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It is too late to separate them now.
Just look at his reply and you will know it to be true.

No post about the over 2,000 innocent deaths in Iran?
Your hypocrisy is out and its disgusting

you do know that Israel is still bombing Gaza daily? that Trump has indicated he will bomb Iran again, that the US bombed Syria again yesterday? Israel bombed Iran last year, and now you care ? what about North Sudan? You dont see me posting daily about the Israeli strikes, but because people are dying somewhere you say "Your hypocrisy is out and its disgusting".

pot meet kettle.

sorry for double post - an expanded response. ill try to get back on topic after this.

Perspective shapes outrage, just like it shapes how events are labeled. For the U.S., Israel, or any state, airstrikes are framed as counterterrorism, retaliation, or national defense. Civilian harm, if it occurs, is described as collateral or unintended. From this viewpoint, the strikes are seen as precise and necessary, whether in Syria, Gaza, or Iran. From the perspective of those under the bombs, however, the experience is entirely different. Widespread strikes in populated areas feel like terrorism, creating fear, destruction, and uncertainty. The same act can be called “counterterrorism” by one side and “terror from the sky” by those experiencing it. U.S. and Israeli air campaigns repeatedly produce this clash of perception.

Which brings me to your sudden outrage about Iran. You say, “No post about the over 2,000 innocent deaths in Iran? Your hypocrisy is out and it’s disgusting.” But Israel bombs Gaza daily, the U.S. bombed Syria yesterday, Trump has threatened Iran repeatedly, and Israel bombed Iran last year. Why do you suddenly care — only when it fits a narrative of Iran as the ultimate evil? The question isn’t whether the deaths are tragic — of course they are. The question is why selective outrage exists. If bombing is violence when Iranians are dying, why isn’t it violence when Palestinians, Syrians, or Sudanese civilians die under foreign or Israeli bombs? Some deaths are visible, others are invisible, depending on who you deem evil.

In short: if the U.S. hadn’t destroyed Iranian democracy decades ago, we wouldn’t be in this mess — and selective outrage wouldn’t be the default lens through which violence is judged. It would be great if Iran was democratic, but what then? They are being bombed by Israel and the US, this memory does not go away.

Perspective? Sure. But your perspective only activates for Gaza bombs, not for 2,000+ innocent Iranians killed protesting their oppressive regime. You ignore that because it doesn’t fit your ‘Israel/US bad, Iran / Palestinians victims’ story. My point stands: if civilian deaths matter, post about them everywhere not just where it scores political points.

Iran was never a democracy,

I dont remember posting about anything that did not involve my own people, since I am not a self righteous hypocrite.