I'm tired of the Israel threads!!
- Thread starter El_Mero_Mero
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Why fukk the Palestinians?Fck Both of sides, how about that?
But FCK the more Pale of the two the most, though.
Yaboysix
That nikka
Why not ?
Dont Arabs STILL practice slavery of Africans?
Palestine guilty by association.
Palestinians aren’t Arabs, they are native to the Levant not the Arab peninsula.Why not ?
Dont Arabs STILL practice slavery of Africans?
Palestine guilty by association.
They don’t practice slavery, and don’t have a history of bigotry against dark skinned people.
In fact, they have a history of solidarity with Black people globally and especially with Black Americans.
Low End Derrick
Veteran
El_Mero_Mero
All Star
Or just put it all in a mega thread?
It would be 50,000 pages or so by now, but at least it would be contained.
It would be 50,000 pages or so by now, but at least it would be contained.
Camammal
Half Man Half Mammal
Israelis hate that the world is noticing and catching on to their shyt. 80 years of indoctrination and propaganda blowing up in their faces.
Get used to it.
Let’s talk about how Jews got away with classifying themselves as a religion, race and ethnicity— effectively given them 3 protected classifications in one.
Get used to it.
Let’s talk about how Jews got away with classifying themselves as a religion, race and ethnicity— effectively given them 3 protected classifications in one.
fukk Israel.
Free Palestine.
Inshallah.
Free Palestine.
Inshallah.
HarlemHottie
Uptown Thoroughbred
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AIPAC BOT
HarlemHottie
Uptown Thoroughbred
@El_Mero_Mero Is you dumb? They the main ones that stay getting us blown up. Fukk them.
El_Mero_Mero
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I must admit, I may be a little bit dumb in regards to all of this. I know some of the history, and what's shown on TV, and what's shown on TikTok, but I don't care enough to check for every detail.
I need to take care of myself and those around me (including extended family).
If you're the kind of person that always tries to solve the whole world's problems and is always worried about what's going on that may be out of your control, then you may end up bankrupt, and full of depression, anxiety and all sorts of other issues.