• ABCDE@lemmy.world
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    11 months ago

    IDF officially said from the beginning of this war that it can’t guarantee journalists’ safety in Gaza.

    That doesn’t mean anything when they cannot leave, and should not be forced to since they are an integral part of the world.

    Gaza children play war in Hamas summer camp: https://youtube.com/watch?v=9Pw8SO0GOJU

    How are you blaming children?

    No. But for Hamas (according to the ten of thousands of rockets) the answer is yes.

    Then your logic is faulty.

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      11 months ago

      I’m not blaming the children, I’m blaming Hamas for bringing their children to the consequences that they face.

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        11 months ago

        Why in hostage situations do the police just not murder all the hostages?

        Right, because that’d be fucking nuts.

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          11 months ago

          They might try to take out the hostage taker even if it meant a risk to the hostages, especially so if they were shooting civilians from behind said hostages.

          This is Hamas hiding behind Palestinian children and civilians while shooting at Israelis. Some of them are going to get hurt until the threat is neutralized.

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            Some of them are going to get hurt until the threat is neutralized.

            70%+ are kids and women. Don’t underplay this.

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              It’s interesting how often I hear this cited, the implication being that women and children under 18 couldn’t possibly be militants, which is not true. Also, that doesn’t fundamentally change the situation, but it does play for sympathy in the media. Evidently having a penis and being fully grown makes one less worthy of sympathy.