• Locrin@lemmy.world
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    1 year ago

    So happy I do not live in a big city right now. So annoying to be blocked by these people when trying to get anywhere.

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      1 year ago

      lol that’s the point. Complain to your local “leader” that their actions (or lack of) are causing you discomfort

        • boredtortoise@lemm.ee
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          1 year ago

          Hurry is just what the elite wants you to feel. Stop blaming those who do what needs to be done

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              because the elite wants him to feel so?

              More or less

              The story doesn’t tell why they left late in a hurry. Was it because the elite making them work to make a fat cat richer?

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              1 year ago

              Fascists getting upvotes on lemmy, lmao.

              You fucks are all about freedom until it inconveniences you. Then you start talking about protests like they’re terrorists. It’s always the same bullshit cherry-picked stories about ambulances too.

              So fucking predictable.

              • Bezerker03@lemmy.bezzie.world
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                I mean if they want to get government to do something… Storm actual government and protest there. These were weak and "safe’ protest alternatives that don’t actually help a cause and actively turns many people against it.

                If you feel your government is not responding well the message should be made to government. Not your fellow citizen trying to get to work or in this case visit sick family.

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      It’s a sign that you can’t continue living your life just the way you do. It’s a wake-up call, you dipshit.

    • filister@lemmy.world
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      You should also be happy you are not unfortunate to live either in Gaza or West Bank too. Because if you were I am sure you would have looked at this from a different angle.

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          or people would also spend more time protesting Hamas.

          So there are three problems with this:

          1-Hamas is a response to Israeli occupation, not an independent phenomenon. You can’t stop them without taking out the root cause.

          2-What, exactly, would protesting Hamas even accomplish? Protesting Israel is basically telling your government to put pressure on Israel to stop its genocide of Gaza. You can’t put pressure on Hamas since they’re already cut off from almost the whole world.

          3-The assumption that the existence or non-existence of Hamas has any effect on Israeli treatment of Palestinians is very naive.

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            The assumption that the existence or non-existence of Hamas has any effect on Israeli treatment of Palestinians is very naive.

            The blockade didn’t happen until Hamas was elected, the treatment of Gaza was obviously different before Hamas launched this attack. It is plainly obvious that Hamas had an effect on Israeli treatment of Palestinians, especially ones under their government.

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                Right. Israel unilaterally left and disbanded all settlements in Gaza, then Gaza elected Hamas, then blockade.

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                  No you’re mixing it up. It transitioned immediately from occupation to siege and that’s part of what let Hamas get a plurality (not a majority) of the vote.

                  Not to mention they set up settlements in the West Bank to this day.

      • Locrin@lemmy.world
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        I mean there are a ton of bad stuff happening many places. Don’t understand why I should care so much about this one.