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  • geneva_convenience@lemmy.ml
    111·
    16 hours ago

    Hamas uses extremely discriminate violence. Only 3% of the deaths on October 7 were children.

    Israel is the Nazi state which uses indiscriminate violence. And the majority demographic killed by Israel are 5 year olds.

      • geneva_convenience@lemmy.ml
        71·
        16 hours ago

        No it does not. Hamas protested peacefully for a 2state solution in 2017.

        You cannot ignore the fact that Palestinians have tried every other option before resorting to violence. Complaining that their prison break season finale out of the concentration camp was not the cleanest operation ever is ridiculous.

        Saying Hamas holds their own people hostage is truly misguided. You blame Hamas for what Israel does.

        • adb@lemmy.mlEnglish
          26·
          16 hours ago

          I’m not ignoring any facts. You are ignoring the point I am trying to make.

          I don’t even blame Palestinians for resorting to terrorism.

          • Amnesigenic@lemmy.ml
            61·
            14 hours ago

            If you don’t blame them for resorting to terrorism then it makes no sense for you to take issue with other people supporting them because of said terrorism. Whatever point you’re trying to make you’re failing.

            • adb@lemmy.mlEnglish
              22·
              10 hours ago

              Sorry for the misunderstanding but I’m actually not the one taking issue with people supporting Hamas. I’m taking issue with one guy taking issue with another, the latter, while seemingly sympathetic to the Palestinian cause, expressing his belief that Hamas doesn’t deserve support on account of their terrorist actions (amongst other things IIRC) and the former yelling that he can’t say that because that’s what Israeli propaganda says.

              My point is one, that terrorism is a valid red-line for a stranger on the internet to express, although I don’t take offense at people constructively debating that, and two, that reminding that Hamas has resorted to terror is a valid take, notwithstanding whatever Israeli propaganda uses to push their narrative.