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@B8N5KTN DisagreementsCounter Arguments7mos ago

Why would we send money and weapons to a country that is killing innocent civilians?

Israel is confirmed doing a genocide and ethnic cleansing on the Palestinian people. Stop all funding until the war is over and Israel pays for its destruction itself.

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 @B8NLZSV from Utah  agreed…7mos7MO

In my opinion, I would say that we should stop funding until the war is over, because why would we support people who would be doing those stuff, it doesn’t make sense. Let us be the better version of them and stop supporting those type of people and until the war is over, we will come up with a decision on what to do and what not to do.

 @B8NKBN9 from Ohio  agreed…7mos7MO

Yes stop the damn funding, OH WAIT!!! thats right you cant, Because isreal is running this country, why does the government talk about isreal so highly, why do they always question the people running for ANY office in the government they ask SOMETHING about isreal, like if they support or will go see the wall of isreal. How come EVERY president of THE UNITED STATES go and kiss that damn wall(wall kissers). BUTTT JKF when he didnt hmmm what happened thats right he got assasanated, and any other that didnt SOMETHING would happen. Just like the mayor of new york before he got put as mayor, every…  Read more

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