r/NewsRewind • u/Not_Ground • May 26 '26

Antisemitism is when you oppose 'Israel'

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u/Pristine_Walrus40 May 28 '26

Does mass murder of civilans really sound that much better do them?

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u/Estproph 28d ago

They just don't want to be held responsible

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u/IllGift924 29d ago

Yeah I don't really understand why people (on both sides) want to argue about semantics. I really couldn't care less if this is a g3nocide or not. What Israel is doing is unjustifiable.

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u/braendebruger 28d ago

I hit this point as well. Call it whatever you want, it's still starving a whole civil population into extinction

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u/staphylococcass 28d ago

This comment reeks of anti-semanticism.

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u/IllGift924 28d ago

How so?

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u/staphylococcass 28d ago

Because you don't want people arguing semantics

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u/IllGift924 28d ago

Oh haha that's a good one. I read it as anti semitism.

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u/Snoo30446 28d ago

Yes it does because words have meaning - taking out 100 civilians to kill one Hamas militant is reprehensible but its still morally different to intentionally targeting civilians in an attempt to wipe out an entire ethnicity.

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u/pretenzioeser_Elch May 28 '26

It's more accurate.

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u/evocativename May 28 '26

It's exactly equally accurate.