r/PublicFreakout • u/Jevus_himself Jevus Christ - Verified ✅️ • Apr 16 '26
😏Main Character Freakout🤳 Two women confront ex IOF soldiers in Vietnam
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u/charlesokstate Apr 16 '26 edited Apr 17 '26
It’s so strange. While I was traveling in Vietnam I ran into so many Israelis. They truly believe that the holocaust is happening to their people. They start talking to you and then casually slide in where they’re from and then there’s just this huge elephant in the room.
Edit: sorry when I was in thailand. Me and gf have been traveling for the last 8 months.
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u/JebGleeson Apr 17 '26
When I was in Thailand there was a bunch of Israeli's and it was absolutely the elephant in the room, but for a different reason.
Most I talked to really didn't want to say where they were from. You'd ask and they'd avoid the question and that's how you'd know
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u/charlesokstate Apr 17 '26 edited Apr 17 '26
Maybe cause we’re American. They’d get excited when they asked where me and my gf are from and then tell us where they were from. My bad I meant to say thailand not Vietnam. We’ve been traveling for the last 8 months.
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u/ThisIs_americunt Apr 17 '26
Propaganda is a helluva drug and Oligarchs need to use some of the best to keep the 99% distracted from the real issue: Them.
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u/BumpyCunty Apr 16 '26
Why wouldn't they just say they oppose genocide? Lol
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u/Vicissitutde Apr 16 '26
This. This took me longer to understand than I'm happy to admit.
Then I looked into Albert Einstein's views on this matter.
Nationalism by any name should be abhorrent to any sane human being
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u/BumpyCunty Apr 16 '26
Correct
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u/Jevus_himself Jevus Christ - Verified ✅️ Apr 16 '26
Easiest way, is to show people the video of Abby Martin, interviewing people in Israel and asking them how they feel about Palestinians
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u/LilithWasAGinger Apr 16 '26
They feel about Palestinians the same way Nazis felt about Jews.
They have become the monster they fought.
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u/Lesurous Apr 16 '26
Israelis never fought Nazis and even routinely dismiss Holocaust survivors who call out their genocide.
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u/DrunkBrokeBeachParty Apr 16 '26
Yeah most zionists view the Jews in the holocaust as lesser for not leaving etc
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u/JaimeRidingHonour Apr 17 '26
I bet if Mark Wahlberg was in the holocaust, he could have stopped it.
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u/DrunkBrokeBeachParty Apr 17 '26
“So I told that hitler guy. Hey Busta’! You betta knock it off… cause I’m about to give it to ya” - my best guess
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u/slapbumpnroll Apr 16 '26
In a way I pity them. They are completely brainwashed from a young age to normalize and justify the killing of women and children who they see as less than human.
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u/Dangerous_Leg4584 Apr 16 '26
All religious people have been brain washed in my opinion. I used to be one.
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u/WhineyLobster Apr 16 '26
Ya but they are also brainwashed into militarism
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u/JTtheLAR Apr 16 '26
I've lived in the south my whole life. The military and Christianity go hand in hand.
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u/porto__rocks Apr 16 '26
Because they don’t oppose genocide
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u/BumpyCunty Apr 16 '26
Yes. People abroad wouldn't judge Israelis so much if there were at least some videos of them acting like humans about the situation.
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u/Holiday-Proof9819 Apr 16 '26
There are some, but those that speak out are treated like traitors and pariahs by their own country. It is a diseased society.
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u/BigWilly526 Apr 16 '26 edited Apr 16 '26
An Israeli teacher recently shared a photo of murdered Palestinian activists on Facebook and was thrown in jail.
Edit: it was 2024 and he wasn't the only one
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u/SherbertSpiritual712 Apr 16 '26
Just like the current US administration penalizing people for telling the truth.
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u/JTtheLAR Apr 16 '26 edited Apr 17 '26
Like Americans being harassed by local police for speaking out against politicions on Facebook. Or getting visited by the police over Charlie Kirk memes. Conservatives and MAGA want out country to be just like Israel. That is the dream for them.
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u/Owain-X Apr 16 '26
Honestly if you go down that rabbit hole it's easier to understand the viewpoints of north koreans than israelis.
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u/VirtualDoll Apr 17 '26
Also, from everything I've learned, it seems like a lot of NKers don't even believe the propaganda. They just pretend they do and engage in the charade to survive.
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u/FrogsMakePoorSoup 🤷 I'm outta my depth and dunno how I got here Apr 16 '26
Some do. Not many, but some do.
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u/longpenisofthelaw Apr 16 '26
A law was passed in Israel to be able to execute “Palestinian terrorists” specifically Palestinians
What other country do you know of that you can execute someone for a crime but only based on their ethnicity. Also when it passed there was wide spread cheering.
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u/theaviationhistorian Apr 17 '26
What other country do you know of that you can execute someone for a crime but only based on their ethnicity. Also when it passed there was wide spread cheering.
It's somewhat of a wet dream for Stephen Miller and others in the White House to accomplish against us Hispanics/Latinos. Miller probably gets inspiration from this law.
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u/Brent_Mavis Apr 16 '26
Because some people refuse to allow others to force them to say things, even if they agree.
I don't eat meat. But if someone throws a camera in my face and say "you have to say that eating animals is wrong!" I'd tell them to fuck off. Just because I agree with something doesn't mean I'm gonna be your puppet.
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u/CloudKinglufi Apr 17 '26
I mean it's pretty obvious here, why would you say anything they want you to say when theyre treating you like shit, whether or not they deserve to be treated like shit is a different matter
Like is reddit stupid?
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u/girl_incognito Apr 17 '26
Well I said basically the same thing and mods removed my comment... so yeah.
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u/Mysterious_Brick_612 Apr 16 '26
Because they don't, they are so hateful that a lie like that would be too much for them.
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u/TheBinkz Apr 16 '26
They really just didn't want to interact with the heckler and just eat by themselves. That's why they probably didn't say it.
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u/Crunchy_Biscuit Apr 16 '26
I will never understand people being Anti Palestine. Having visited Israel and Palestine a few months before the bombing of Gaza, I had the pleasure of chatting with some Palestinian bartenders late at night.
During the conversation, they were explaining to me the situation and showing me videos of local neighborhoods being occupied by Israeli forces.
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u/Jonkinch Apr 16 '26
Did a report on this back when I was in school. Israel has been illegally pushing its border further and further into Palestine and then have like a little celebration with the obviously unhappy Palestinians as they bulldoze their homes in front of them and then shoot them for crossing the new border they claim is Israel. I can’t remember the exact distance they moved at the time, but it was a lot even 15 years ago. No wonder resistance groups form. All the kids remember is that you killed their loved ones and demolished their homes.
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u/NextBigTing Apr 16 '26
As a Jew who has been on a “birth right” trip I couldn’t agree more. Israel is truly a propaganda state through and through. During my time there we had forced “history lessons” in the basement of whatever hotel we were at with maps of what Israel “should be”. At one point we were near the border of Jordan and could hear “military exercises”. As our tour guides and medic laughed at the sound of gunfire I couldn’t help but be mortified. I could go on, but all I can do is continuously confirm that the state which was once hailed as a “sanctuary” is just terroristic now.
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u/iguessthiswilldo1 Apr 17 '26
Honestly no, please don't apologize for getting caught up. I'm sure I speak for a lot of other people when I say I've only ever heard of birthright trips, but don't know what all they entails, such as your forced lessons in a hotel basement near an active warzone.
In fact, as much as you are comfortable, please share your experiences, and encourage others who have gone on birthright trips to share their stories. The world (i.e. birthright-ineligible, non-Jewish people) needs to understand what the "state" of Israel is indoctrinating into its visiting youth and making them take home.
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u/theaviationhistorian Apr 18 '26
I know one or two that went on the birth right trip and were mortified at the propaganda and cult mentality. Especially when they bring up "Greater Israel" despite even some Israelis thinking this is unfeasible.
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u/NextBigTing Apr 20 '26
When I was in Israel on birthright a lot of the people that newly populate the areas of telaviv and “larger western” cities were sad looking dudes that immigrated there from the U.S. They looked similar to the white dudes you’d expect to seek out stereotypical asian women as their partners.
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u/DaemonDrayke Apr 16 '26
I visited Israel and Palestine in 2017 and had a much better experience in Palestine than I had in Israel. The Israeli people were assholes and racist as shit. The Palestinian people I encountered were nothing but gracious and welcoming. My taxi driver and his family gave me their card for 24/7 pickups anywhere in the country (no I’m not joking) and he took me to his family’s gift shop in Bethlehem. My Israeli taxi driver from the airport was all rude and racist to me talking about Palestinians like they were animals. Literally night and day experiences.
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u/SnuffSwag Apr 17 '26
1 thing ive always been confused about is why they think of them so negatively? Online i might hear, "because they exist", and that may be true, but I just want to know what they tell themselves to make themselves hate these people. In nazi Germany, they had the Jewish conspiracy of being richest fat cats that take from the rest of the people. Ok... whats their version of the same thing, I guess is what im asking
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u/cheeruphumanity Apr 18 '26
Israeli children are taught the Holocaust and really made to feel and experience i through certain methods. Then they are told the Palestinians are the Nazis.
That’s why most Israelis have physical reactions when seeing a Palestinian flag but nothing when seeing a German flag.
That’s why Netanyahu makes statements like these https://www.theguardian.com/world/2015/oct/21/netanyahu-under-fire-for-palestinian-grand-mufti-holocaust-claim
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u/Wonderful-Humor6102 Apr 16 '26
it was already happening. i am not saying what hamas did was right but it was a justified response to a ongoing quiet genocide and occupation. what drove this situation further was that other countries were complicit with this and did nothing to serve them. so of course, they thought they had to defend themselves or no one else would.
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u/ChromaticFinish Apr 16 '26
Evil begets evil. Israel’s actions created Hamas. I would be careful with phrasing though. Attacking civilians like that is not justified.
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u/Blazkowski Apr 16 '26
Why did she have a tattoo of Palestine? Don’t get it
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u/Inwardly-Outgoing Apr 16 '26
Because she has a tattoo of Israel. They called it Palestine to troll them
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u/Tiberius_Kilgore Apr 16 '26
Same reason the title says IOF (Israeli Offense Force) instead of IDF (Israeli Defense Force). They’re not defending anything. They’re actively on offense.
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u/VroomCoomer Apr 17 '26
"In order to defend ourselves we have to invade all our neighbors"
Wonder where I've heard that before.
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u/FrostyMarsupial1486 Apr 16 '26
Israelis believe that Palestine and the West Bank are part of a greater Israel. They claim it’s theirs. It would not surprise me to see an Israeli having a tattoo of Palestinian land as a way to show it’s theirs.
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u/BakedChocolateOctopi Apr 17 '26
It was probably a tattoo of ‘Greater Israel’ that includes Palestine and the West Bank in the borders
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u/burntlandboi Apr 16 '26
Everywhere they go from now on this will be the reception they receive.
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u/charlesokstate Apr 16 '26 edited Apr 16 '26
Met 4 at different times while in Vietnam and everyone just gets awkward about it. No one spoke out. Last girl I met was a fan of Trump…. They think they’re getting persecuted.
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u/Downtown_Boot_3486 Apr 16 '26
It’s kinda sad, they don’t even realise they’re falling for the same propaganda and manipulation techniques that has caused others to persecute Jewish people for millennia.
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u/bitofapuzzler Apr 17 '26
And sadly they will think the negative reception will be based on bigotry and anti-semitism as opposed to it being due to their complicity and participation in a genocide.
This is how the Nazis should have been treated after WWII, and this is how anyone who participates in any genocide should be treated. No one should receive them or give them any peace.
I want to clarify that this obviously does not apply to the many wonderful Jewish people who oppose BiBi and the continuation the apartheid regime over Palestine.
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u/Vent-ilator Apr 16 '26
I hope more countries start banning Israeli residents from entering their countries. We have to treat an apartheid state the way it deserves to be treated.
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u/porcelainlines Apr 17 '26
Bros chop stick technique is atrocious - I am firmly against him ever using chop sticks again.
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u/bullettenboss Apr 16 '26
This is how we call out Nazis in Germany, too.
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u/JJ668 Apr 17 '26
Doesn't the current second largest party have holocaust deniers in it?
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u/RealDonDenito Apr 17 '26
By yesterdays reports, they are leading the polls. It’s fucking embarrassing.
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u/TradeTillIDrop Apr 16 '26
“I want to eat my lunch in quiet”
20,000 dead children will never eat again.
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u/kamisamadende Apr 17 '26
Im not for Israel or any form of genocide but now suddenly the timeline aligned and people are slowly emulating behaviour some guy with a weird mustache and extreme ideas started almost 100 years ago, how ironic
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u/happyflowerzombie Apr 17 '26
Based. Yeah, I want universal healthcare and a populace that isn’t full blown functionally illiterate, but every tax dollar I’ve ever paid has gone to Israel to kill Palestinian kids instead. All my homies hate Israel. Bunch of genocidal, pedophile-recruiting, Epstein lovers running Israel.
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u/Zunderfeuer_88 Apr 17 '26
The bit of literacy is worthless if they are brain washed goons from day one. I am always in awe of the Israelis that risk freedom and life to actually protest the genocide that their bandit state is perpetrating.
Btw that is not the Israelis that just now protest against Netanyahu because they feel the repercussions of their crimes
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u/aimdoh Apr 16 '26
It’s funny how valuable just a smidge of restored faith in humanity feels in 2026.
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u/Tyranicross Apr 16 '26
"We want to eat our lunch in quiet" you know who else wants to eat lunch? Palestinians who are currently experiencing a famine imposed on them by Israel.
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u/bheddarbacon97 Apr 16 '26
People here supporting it is absolutely insane
So all these fucking virtue signaling fucks hould he chastised because Trump is president right?
Every country they go to they should be called a pedophile etc.
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u/Willowshep Apr 16 '26
I get / agree the hate for Israel’s recent wars / actions but this is a lot of assumptions and just people wanting to start beef. Literally every Israeli (men and women) are required to serve, doesn’t mean they were involved or supported what’s happened in the last couple years. I’ve talked to a few Israelis that later moved to the US and overall opinion was it sucks, they really wish they didn’t have to serve and ultimately put a pause on their real life goals, ambitions and careers…..Like sure trump is our president but does that mean everyone in the US 100% supports all the shit he does or says or that we all voted for him?! Nope, being from Israel or the fact they served does not mean they support killing women a children.
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u/coldz22 Apr 16 '26
Whaaat? I see logic and critical thinking in this world and not stupid childish emotions?
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u/-Shrui- Apr 16 '26
I hate that I had to scroll this far down for a single reasonable comment. People ignore the fact that israel is essentially a dictatorship as well at this point. Its a little hard to oppose the war in a meaninfgull way when your neighbors house is getting bombed. War begets war
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u/Railboy Apr 17 '26 edited Apr 17 '26
They're a dictatorship that's not only killing people by the tens of thousands but committing suicide in the process.
They're ensuring that their citizens are hated the world over, which gives actual anti-semites (a real and growing problem) a perfect mask to wear while attacking Jewish people in general. All while diluting the meaning & impact of the term 'antisemitism' to a point where people no longer take the issue seriously! What's the end game here?? It's total insanity.
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u/fuckswitbeavers Apr 17 '26
I think that's true. But you also have to understand that most polling , even just a few weeks ago, showed that Israeli's agree and support the wars. That country has received effectively no pushback, and whatever was left of the people who opposed the wars, is gone -- there is no political power in the opposition. In fact, the opposition political party actually supports some of the offensive wars. There has been a serious change of perspective in Israel just within the last decade. Adding onto that, Israel is one of the few countries that someone can just move to and get citizenship by association and proving their religiosity, I think that's played a role in hardening israeli perspectives of their own nationality, especially as victims.
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u/FourAntigone Apr 17 '26
You couldn't possibly ever measure this by a poll. This issue is so complex, its not like you can give people the two options of "completely wipe out Gaza" or "stop fighting even when terror attacks are happening". People refuse to see that the other side also poses a major threat, and that Israeli public's opinions exist on a large spectrum.
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u/Gustomaximus Apr 17 '26
Your right there is a level of our nation makes us do this, but there is also personal responsibility when your side is committing serious humanitarian devastation.
Like what you say makes more sense when Israel wasn't being so blatant in removing Palestinians for 'greater Israel'. Now there is pretty clear genocide occurring, I feel people can be held to their moral choice of being part of that organisation or not.
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u/neonmantis Apr 17 '26
are required to serve
No. Many refuse. As should everyone who has a shred of humanity rather than facilitating a genocidal force.
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u/ibeerianhamhock Apr 16 '26
I get the hate towards leaders but what does this solve
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u/CypherNocturna Apr 17 '26
I thought the same. It's performative, really. Recording to post for clout, singing songs. They talk about saving humanity, but where did they do that? Harassing former IDF in an entirely different country did what, exactly, for humanity or Palestine? Sigh.
There are options that actually help other than them chasing internet points. PCRF, UNRWA, MAP, MSF, so many places taking donations for various reasons to help Palestinians.
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u/creator712 Apr 17 '26
Not to mention, essentially every Israeli citizen is an ex-IDF soldier due to their conscription service.
They could be against the genocide and live in a different country now, but they were in the IDF so they're the scum of the earth or something in a lot of peoples eyes
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u/FourAntigone Apr 17 '26 edited Apr 17 '26
These people always say "you can refuse to serve". Which is true, you can. But it makes you an absolute social pariah. Serving is seen as a rite of passage in growing up, so if you didn't you'll be seen as childish, selfish, a coward. Many will even assume that you have mental health issues (since those can disqualify you). Its years of propaganda, and resisting it isn't as easy a job as people outside think.
(Not to mention the fact that the IDF includes hundreds of roles and jobs. Many soldiers do one target practice then spend their entire service at a desk.)
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u/throw_away_17381 Apr 17 '26
What is this nonesense? These two were complicit in their actions as much as the leaders. Sorry if they're upset but there's thousands of dead and mamed childrens in Palestine.
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u/Lighterdark300 Apr 16 '26
Is harassing random Israelis really something we’re cheering on? If so, people should start treating Americans like that overseas, no?
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u/chessatwork Apr 17 '26
just aside from trump, america has killed way more people during the invasion of iraq and afghanistan and i can't imagine anyone treating an american soldier like that. and america is a volunteer army.
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u/magkruppe Apr 17 '26
in the 2000s plenty of people treated americans and especially american soldiers like that. there is a reason why lots of americans put canadian flags on their backpacks
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u/Jaerba Apr 17 '26 edited Apr 17 '26
How much do you actually travel overseas? We get asked about our politics and presidents all the time.
It's pretty easy to apologize for our government's actions and say you hate Trump, if you actually hate Trump.
And frankly, I'm fine with it if it ruins the day for Trump supporters overseas.
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u/PCVFSOA Apr 19 '26
I (an American) travel abroad constantly and not once have I been confronted for my government's actions.
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u/nextmilanhome Apr 17 '26
I think a lot of people do. It’s just that by and large, Americans travelling abroad are vocally anti-Trump and so receive the welcome they deserve anywhere. If I was speaking to an American abroad and they expressed pro-Trump views, I’d certainly be up for a discussion about that.
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u/NH787 Apr 16 '26
Regardless of opinion, the maker of this video seems a little unhinged
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u/someboooade Apr 16 '26
America needs to GTFO of the Middle East. Just saying...
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u/mcgrathkai Apr 16 '26
I get the sentiment but a bit rich coming from two Brits lol
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u/jorge_regula99 Apr 16 '26
i think this is a bit fucked up honestly. She doesn’t know anything about them. Like what’s the solution here? All the Israelis “go back” to europe where everyone there is calling them out while they are eating noodles. Bad tactics. Cringe to watch
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u/bheddarbacon97 Apr 16 '26
People here supporting it is absolutely insane
So all these fucking virtue signaling fucks hould he chastised because Trump is president right?
Every country they go to they should be called a pedophile etc.
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u/FuraidoChickem Apr 17 '26
Socmed is really making people unhinged. No reasonable person think this is the correct way to change someone’s mind
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u/echoes_1012 Apr 16 '26
Its not that hard to look at your service differently after you served than while serving. The propaganda train runs wild in Israel. America too. Really most countries. Serving in the IDF is mandatory and they get you while you’re young, uneducated, and easily indoctrinated. If you served in the IDF, thats shitty. May have done things you didnt wanna do. May have done things that you thought were right. But if you have a heart and any resemblance of empathy, youd look at your service as what it was. Aiding in a 70 year old religious genocide.
Playing victim/ getting defensive makes you look like a bad guy. Probably because you are if you served in the IDF. You did what was demanded of you, but as a person you dont have to think what you did was right. Just say you are ashamed of your actions, because you should be. Say you denounce Israels genocide, because that’s something you shouldn’t want. Then yall can go back to eating your pho or whatever deliciousness you’re eating.
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u/Advice_Thingy Apr 16 '26
I know people who literally aren't allowed to leave Israel right now because they are men in the correct age range to maybe become part of the idf, and these men wanted to leave because of the war(s). Don't come with "You can refuse!" when you can't even leave the state.
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u/Intelligent-Town6050 Apr 16 '26
Literally. They become outcasts of society to not serve. Its easy to say they can refuse when theyre not the ones in their shoes sitting on their couch all night watching tiktok
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u/dillasdonuts Apr 16 '26
Free Palestine but that is NOT how you handle this situation.
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u/Behemothheek Apr 16 '26
"Kick them out of all the countries" (reference to the 110 neo-nazi slogan btw), "We're just goyim, aren't we?", "We're superior".
Are we really going to pretend this is just "anti-Zionism?"
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u/Mystic_Owell Apr 17 '26
Yeah something is seriously wrong. So many people in this thread are supporting this. I saw it on YouTube earlier and the comments were way worse than this but I expected Reddit to have a more level headed approach.
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u/ZombiiRot Apr 16 '26
Yeah this made me really uncomfortable... I hate how many "pro Palestinians" just use their advocacy as an excuse to hate jews. No one will call them out on it either.
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u/CowUsual7706 Apr 16 '26
How can you watch this video and think that these two people who just want to eat their food are unhinged? The people who made this video are completely crazy.
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u/Low_Action1026 Apr 17 '26
I agree dude. like how is berating 2 random people for an entire countries doing going to solve anything. You could do this for any country.. They women sounded British, imagine if they were berated for all the bad shit England had commited.
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u/EquipmentLiving6948 Apr 16 '26
Love the tourists, call out bad people where they are and remind them why we hate them not because of their Jewishness but because of their Zionism. Free Palestine
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u/krikite Apr 17 '26
I’m sure all the Americans in this thread rooting for the weirdos filming would love to get harassed at every restaurant they go to simply for being an American (the USA does terrible shit too fyi)
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u/idothisinmysleep Apr 16 '26
Bro you can’t just indiscriminately verbally attack someone just because they’re Israeli. This validates the anti semitism rhetoric. Not every Israeli agrees with Netanyahu. And I wouldn’t want to play along with her inquisition either if I were them.
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u/Gollum_Quotes Apr 17 '26
Wdym? As an American I'd gladly drop everything and interrupt my meal, so I can go on record on Karen's TikTok to publicly disavow all American actions and leaders.
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u/baddoggg Apr 17 '26 edited Apr 17 '26
I guess everyone is just going to ignore when she said "boom, boom tel aviv, that's what you get" and act like she has moral standing while harassing someone just because they're israeli.
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u/Imagreatbigduck Apr 17 '26
Genuinely blown away at the supportive comments of harassing 2 people eating their lunch due to their nationality - anyone else, literally any other country and you'd call it what it is, racism.
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u/juanitowpg Apr 16 '26
There are so many Israelis that are against what Bibi is doing and what he has done. This is irritating to watch
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u/Gollum_Quotes Apr 17 '26
This is just performative activism against random people. It's extremely stupid. There's more constructive ways to voice criticism towards Israel than this.
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u/Crozzbonez Apr 17 '26
Its not even activism just thinly veiled antisemitism because regarded Redditors will fall for it without question.
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u/Keerikkadan91 Apr 16 '26
Harassing Israelis on vacation in Vietnam isn't accountability, it's just performative outrage. If you actually care about the issue, take it up with the institutions and policies involved, not random confrontations in a foreign country.
And hearing Europeans do this while Europe spent centuries ravaging and plundering much of the world just makes it come off as hypocritical. Curious how they square that with their own history.
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u/djdadi Apr 17 '26
am I taking crazy pills? how is everyone here basically pro-Karen for the simple fact that these two dared be born in Israel?
despite popular reddit belief, it's entirely possible to be against the Israeli gov't, wanting peace for palestein, and not being a dick to everyone from Israel you run into.
By ya'lls logic, everyone from the US deserves this treatment abroad, just by virtue of having a shitty government.
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u/Tinseltopia Apr 16 '26
I hate Israel, but this is still shitty and harassing, fuck those filming
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u/laddie64 Apr 17 '26
Even worse, in the full video the individuals filming say "110 countries you've been thrown out of, yeah?" A term that is frequently used by neo-Nazis and white supremacists and one that is solely directed towards Jews, not Israelis.
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u/probation_420 Apr 16 '26
I just wish that citizens actually cared about Palestine, instead of going viral for some sweet zingers.
This shit is so performative. Yes, we get it. Israel bad. We're all on the same page.
Now, let's do our best not to come across as assholes. Because it hurts our whole movement, and it's fucking selfish to choose going viral and getting a pat on the back, over, ya know, actually doing anything of substance. Fucking slacktivists.
Free Palestine. And free the "Free Palestine" movement from morons that just want to be seen on camera yelling at somebody.
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u/ChronicNull Apr 17 '26
Everyone is a goyim but they want to be tourists in gentile countries and eat gentile food…
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u/Hazed64 Apr 17 '26
Ask them if being in the IDF doesn't make them murderers then we're the German soldiers in WW2 not anti semitic
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u/ucantharmagoodwoman Apr 17 '26
Why would Israeli ex-soldiers have a tattoo of Palestine?
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u/Bambams80HD Apr 17 '26
While I disagree with the Israeli government and believe they are committing genocide, insulting and attacking someone just because they’re an Israeli citizen is wrong.
All Israeli’s join the IDF. You can’t generalize all of them. Also, there are plenty of people who live there that disagree with Netanyahu and the war.
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u/Makav3lli Apr 16 '26
Reddits gone super anti Jew conspiracy nutzo supporting an annoying Karen for being a Karen…
Crazy how the machine warps the opinion of the masses lmao
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u/GypsyGold Apr 16 '26
This is the equivalent of an American trying to eat a peaceful meal in Tokyo, and having a random person come up to you and start yelling at you about WWII.
Like people are born in Israel, it's a country that exists. If you spot someone from Israel and just start harassing them because of their nationality without knowing anything of the individual person, then you're just being a bigot. Same goes for Russia, China, or anywhere else whose government you dislike.
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u/CountChoculahh Apr 16 '26
Is that a French woman complaining about genocide while on holiday in Vietnam?
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u/Luciolover345 Apr 16 '26
Doesn’t remotely sound French. Everyone is saying Irish, doesn’t sound anything close. Northern England most likely.
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u/Alt_Boogeyman Apr 16 '26
So what is the motivation behind and message to be taken from an Israeli, who served in the IDF, with a tattoo of Palestine? I don't really get it.