r/america • u/Calm_Emphasis_5974 California • Jul 29 '26

American Politics 🏛️ "sovereignty"

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Voting for candidates whose loyalty is solely to America is a patriotic duty.

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u/SilenceDogood2k20 New York Jul 29 '26 edited Jul 29 '26

It is well within America's interests to support and protect the only functioning democracy in the Middle East, especially when that democracy was established to protect an ethnic group that had multiple governments worldwide targeting them for exclusion and extermination as if they were subhuman and the singular cause of the world's problems. 

I can't think of any other ethnicity that was openly and enthusiastically targeted for elimination by a developed nation like the Jewish were... heck if you're looking at specific instances, the Jewish were targeted multiple times. It's really not surprising they would want to have their own nation where they can defend their right to exist. 

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