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As I noted, it's not what each say. It's what they do. If you find yourself arguing against the entity that is the victim of the aggressor entity, I think you
by hpcjoe 6y ago
As I noted, it's not what each say. It's what they do.
If you find yourself arguing against the entity that is the victim of the aggressor entity, I think you have some deep internal reflecting to do. Because such a position, is advocating against defending against actual attacks. Which the aggressor entity has done, in the open, through proxies, as well as in secret. Israel is not the aggressor entity.
If this is what you support, or cannot bring yourself to accept, and insist that this is "narrative" ...
Again, best thing to do is lots of internal reflection.
- cyberscientist 6y agoI bet you're no where to be found when all this "Israel is the victim, Iran is the aggressor" narrative turns out to be bs. Just like all those Iraq war supports have disappeared. Even fox news back peddles now. None of them like to even admit they supported the war. Israel engages in as much despicable behaviour as Iran does. Only you paint Israel's actions as justified because it's Israel. Once again Iranian regime is god awful, this is not a defence of them. My point is, stop buying into narratives that governments build. It's called propaganda.