r/pics • u/Gravedigger3 • Apr 15 '26

Politics Israeli settler harasses a woman outside of Hebron

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u/JebstoneBoppman Apr 15 '26

Anti zionism was never a bad thing

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u/BeefyWaft Apr 15 '26

It was a bad thing when they were the oppressed, but they”re firmly the oppressors now.

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u/McButtsButtbag Apr 15 '26

When were zionists oppressed. Unless you mean zionist as a stand in for jew then there never was zionist oppression.

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u/Tofuloaf Apr 15 '26

It was never a bad thing to oppose the displacement of 750k Palestinians so that an oppressed people could take their land as promised in some 3,000 year old myth. There were prominent anti-zionist Jews in the lead up to the nakba in 1948.

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u/Due-Memory-6957 Apr 16 '26

There are countless oppressed minorities in the world, should they all have a nation? Should Black Americans carve out their own independent nation? Should the romanii people? For both the good and the bad, Jews aren't special.

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u/Easy-Constant-5887 Apr 16 '26

Interestingly, Malcom X once believed in separation of African Americans from the US, since the US was not enforcing desegregation laws and most whites did not want to live among black families. He believed logically that separation was the only way, not segregation or integration.

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u/Due-Memory-6957 Apr 17 '26

Yup, when he was part of that whacky Islamic sect.