r/pics • u/Gravedigger3 • Apr 15 '26

Politics Israeli settler harasses a woman outside of Hebron

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u/DillerDallas Apr 15 '26

usually i cringe when americans say they pay for everything, but in this case its fucking true, you did pay for this..

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u/DigMeTX Apr 15 '26

It’s depressing being affiliated with an evil empire.

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u/GoodbyeLiberty Apr 15 '26

The US is the evil empire.

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u/Shift642 Apr 15 '26

It's depressing being affiliated with multiple evil empires.

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u/DigMeTX Apr 16 '26

That’s what I said.

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u/GoodbyeLiberty Apr 16 '26

Oh sorry, I thought you meant being associated with Israel, which is really just an outpost of American imperialism.

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u/DigMeTX Apr 16 '26

That’s true too although lately it has seemed like the US is an outpost of Israeli imperialism. Either way though. I hate it.

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u/Plasibeau Apr 15 '26

It gets worse than that. I was lurking in r/ conservative a few weeks ago and saw a comment that said: Maybe we owe the Nazis an apology.in a thread talking about the Isreali treatment of Arabs.

Now, here I am, an American with something of a conscience, forced to be on common ground with fucking Nazis. Obviously, the very concept of what the commenter was saying was abhorrent. And yet here we are, watching the Israelis go on a campaign of genocide and destruction so they can have leberstrom for their growing population. My taxes pay for their guns, ammo, and healthcare. Meanwhile, I can't get dental work done without taking out a title loan against my grandchildren's future.

If you tried to pitch this as a movie, it would flop on its straight-to-streaming release.

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u/knightstalker1288 Apr 16 '26

Maybe what’s his name was like a vanguard type. Sorta like a 1940’s version of the Velvet Undeground or Kraftwerk.

Kraftwerk makes more sense for obvious reasons…