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"Openly advocating a genocide" definitely seems like the wrong side, no matter what many people believe is up for debate.
by dmurko 3y ago
"Openly advocating a genocide" definitely seems like the wrong side, no matter what many people believe is up for debate.
- ajeet_dhaliwal 3y agoYes. Is OP exaggerating? Or is the board member actually saying such things?
- philomath_mn 3y ago100% depends on what specifically the board member said. If they openly said "kill every Palestinian" then that is a problem. On the other hand, in the current moment, it is very popular to interpret a wide variety of pro-Israel statements as "advocating genocide".
- megous 3y agoPeople say it a lot these days. Kill them all. Or drive them to the Sinai desert. Or flatten Gaza. It's really common, and it's an advocacy for an international crime/or war crimes, not an "political opinion" as many here suggest. Just like advocacy for any other crime would probably not be brushed aside as a "political opinion". "All black women in my city should be raped, because [some felt injustice]." When advocated for from people in real power, or with a lot of money and influence, or from bosses in companies, it's quite chilling.
- megous 3y agoEg. this CEO https://www.reddit.com/r/AskMiddleEast/comments/17s584i/why_arent_these_people_afraid_to_say_what_they/ https://www.reddit.com/r/AskMiddleEast/comments/17s584i/why_... People are really not afraid.