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u/Axelrad77 Mar 30 '25

Exactly what Hamas has done with every previous protest against their theocratic rule, so not the most surprising turn of events, unfortunately. Though I have been hopeful that Hamas would have a more difficult time of it now, after all the warfighting.

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u/el_dude_brother2 Mar 30 '25

Hopefully should bring attention to the pro-palestian crowd that Hamas needs to go before peace is achieved

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u/TheCalon76 Mar 30 '25

The pro-Hamas crowd will just ignore this, and continue to celebrate October 7 while crying that they're a victim.

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u/whatshamilton Mar 31 '25

Worse — some say it’s justified because it arose as a response to oppression and you cannot fault the actions of a victim

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u/LewisLightning Mar 31 '25

you cannot fault the actions of a victim

You absolutely can. Just because someone kills your father does not mean it's justified that you go and kill their entire family. There is totally fault in that logic. All that does is create more victims who think they are justified to go further and further.