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@5P69887LibertarianCommentsStarted 2yrs agoActive 7mos ago

Lots of giddiness about the mass remote explosion attack across Lebanon today

I’m sure the kids who witnessed limbs getting randomly blown off in grocery stores will appreciate the technological sophistication of the attack. They’ll grow into huge admirers of Israel and the US

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 @GerrymanderHannahDemocratfrom Maine  disagreed…2yrs2Y

I will not shed a tear for terrorists who played a role in slaughtering 1039 on 10/7.

Tough for Israel to survive surrounded by so many with a singular purpose to destroy.

 @5P69887Libertarianfrom Wisconsin  disagreed…2yrs2Y

That was Hamas, not Hezbollah

 @B8KNMYTDemocrat from Texas  commented…7mos7MO

Youre telling me the Mossad could find nazis across the world decades after WW2 ended, but couldnt uncover the largest terrorist plot in Israeli history? There is proof netanyahu allowed money transfers from Qatar to Hamas, and that his administration was complicit in the tragedy of 10/7, to advance their goal of ethnically cleansing the Gaza Strip to use it as a luxury real estate market. Smotrich even referred to the carpet bombing of Gaza as "the demolition phase".

 @GraciousRedistrictingVeteran from Missouri  disagreed…2yrs2Y

Yeah, like they weren't already brain washed with hate and used as human meat shields. This makes no difference at all. They were violently anti-semitic before and they will be violently anti-Semitic in the future.

 @7XCVS5XRepublican from Illinois  disagreed…2yrs2Y

If they bomb Hezbollah people complain. If they strategically strike them, people complain. Is Israel supposed to just accept the thousands of rockets flying into its country so that people won’t complain?

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