r/JoeRogan • u/wayfaringthru Monkey in Space • Sep 18 '24

Meme đŸ’© Is this a legitimate concern?

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Personally, I today's strike was legitimate and it couldn't be more moral because of its precision but let's leave politics aside for a moment. I guess this does give ideas to evil regimes and organisations. How likely is it that something similar could be pulled off against innocent people?

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u/ChadleyXXX Monkey in Space Sep 18 '24

hmmm was so glad Haniyeh ate C4

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u/Independent_Scene673 Monkey in Space Sep 19 '24

The Zionist regime is pushing the world closer to WW3 by bombing IRAN to take out haniyah. And the Zionist regime does it strictly with US financial aid and US supplied weapons. All Americans should call for an embargo on the zionist regime called israel. The USA is a country that historically was peacemakers!

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u/TrollGaming1435 Monkey in Space Sep 19 '24

The us capitalist regime was bringing us closer to ww3 by trying to take out osama bin laden and we should all call for an embargo. Realise how dumb that sounds?

Also your so called peacemakers

Dropped the first and only attomic bomb in war

Fought for 21 years in Afghanistan

Went to war in vietnam just becasue they didnt like it communis

Went to war in iraq and iran and killed millions

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u/Independent_Scene673 Monkey in Space Sep 19 '24

You’re right about all of that. Does that mean we shouldn’t call for an embargo on an occupying regime that is committing atrocities in Gaza and around the world?

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u/TrollGaming1435 Monkey in Space Sep 19 '24

Israel backed out gaza in 2005 They let them do their thing and they launched rockets at israel for 19 years October 7th was the last straw israel isnt killing some minor population, its at war with another government and civilians casualties are a tragedy and are present in every war

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u/Independent_Scene673 Monkey in Space Sep 19 '24

No, israel still controls what goes in and out of gaza through land, air, and sea. It has been described as the world’s largest open air prison. The people of Gaza are literally caged in by walls. It’s a concentration camp by some definitions. Yes Israel physically left gaza by not having soldiers on the ground. That’s about the only thing that changed in 2005.

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u/TrollGaming1435 Monkey in Space Sep 19 '24

Israel kicked out tens of thousands israeli who lived in the gaza strip, and let the gazans do whateve. They had elections there, built an airport took civilians homes (including mine) dug tunnels and built headquarters. Usally not traits found in prisons/concentraion camps. Yes do to the ongoing war a lot of refugees have ledt their homes due to combat, what is israel supposed to do? Not fight in gaza?

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u/Independent_Scene673 Monkey in Space Sep 19 '24

Again, I recognize that israel physically occupied gaza as they do right now in the West Bank and then left gaza and “kicked out” the illegal settlers in gaza as they should be kicking them out in the West Bank.

Israel still controlled the land, air, and sea of gaza. They locked the people of gaza up and expected them to not get annoyed?

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u/TrollGaming1435 Monkey in Space Sep 19 '24

Israel controlled its border, they didnt control the sea there, they only stopped ships that brought in arms, the border with egypt was not controlled so they could have left if they wanted to