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I 100% agree on the fuck off Israel sentiment, but over 300 innocent people died at that little festival, elsewhere in the country 300 more. Not counting any combatants. That totally doesn't excuse them but I feel we need to be empathic to losses on both sides. I can't force you to be, but your comment might be seriously hurtful to someone on our (=all people wanting peace in Palestine) side.

To be honest I don't understand why they would ever vote for Trump in the first place, but people do a lot of things I don't understand. I feel in live we should be allowed to make mistakes. I think the being shocked part also comes from them realising they've made a mistake. Like their whole (false) view of the world just breaks.

I mean it really really sucks some people realise only now becauss the world would have looked a lot better if they hadn't voted for a dictator. So I totally we get it we call them out for voting for a leopard and having their faces eaten but we also should be careful turning them away. A mistreated veteran longing for his wife might be a great asset in the fight against fascism.

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So maybe they're not even burying someone. Maybe they are just burying a bag of dirt. Or a coffin-shaped matryoshka doll.

He totally meant it like this. Like thank you for not paying attention to all other dumpster fires.

How about we give the survivor a ticket to the Hague (´･ᴗ･ ` ).

So now it's 2-0? Better pick up your pace Canada.

So your wife poops are shaped like you? o.O

I haven't really noticed, but this one clearly could go with less violent wording. The previous articles on this topic were normal headlines so don't think it is is specifically (more) true for Euronews:

Israel 'completely rejects' EU decision to review trade and cooperation deal: https://www.euronews.com/2025/05/21/israel-completely-rejects-eu-decision-to-review-trade-and-cooperation-deal

EU review indicates Israel breached human rights in Gaza: https://www.euronews.com/my-europe/2025/06/20/eu-review-indicates-israel-breached-human-rights-in-gaza

Totally, might use that argument someday because i find it difficult to explain to some people what 'unprovoked' means in this case.

Imagine instead of asking a lawyer or a judge or a jury in court we would go and ask politicians whether they think someone did or did not break the law. Would be a very different world than the one we have now. And not in a good way.

It's a good reminder though that 0.0% doesn't have to equal 0