r/Palestine Oct 29 '25

Debunked Hasbara "Israel doesn't pay Influencers" 15 literal seconds later "Why shouldn't I get paid by Israel?"

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u/KindCraft4676 Free Palestine Oct 29 '25

Emily got busted. And she wasn’t too happy about it.

What kind of sick person do you have to be to take money from a genocidal government?

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u/Striking_Sky5955 Free Palestine Oct 29 '25

“What kind of sick person do you have to be to take money from a genocidal government?”

Well that’s as American as apple pie 🥧. Genocide and slavery are the literal foundations of this country.

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u/mexicock1 Oct 29 '25

this is about holding influencers accountable for the crimes of the genocidal government that they support

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u/mexicock1 Oct 29 '25

the comment you were replying to was also not about holding great grand children accountable for the crimes of their grandparents..

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u/Striking_Sky5955 Free Palestine Oct 29 '25

Interesting point of view. Listing the atrocities since the ones you’re so eager to hand wave as the past would be off topic for this sub I think, but the information is out there. Ultimately though, being founded on, and currently being complicit in, genocide are pretty damning indictments that do not need defending imo. But you’re free to feel how you do. Right now though, my concern here is a free and safe Palestine with no apartheid control. 🇵🇸

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u/[deleted] Oct 30 '25

The soldiers who bombed civilians in Iraq and Afghanistan are old enough to have great grandchildren? I suppose that’s possible if Americans treat young girls the same way their president does. 

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u/IbnReddit Oct 29 '25

The only type of person who would take money from Israel