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No not neccessarily. There are many examples of peoples who have wished their lands to become liberated from current rulers. I am for example thinking of Finlan
by mongol 3y ago
No not neccessarily. There are many examples of peoples who have wished their lands to become liberated from current rulers. I am for example thinking of Finland or the Baltics. It wasn't hateful of them to wish for that, and I never heard anyone even express that idea. There are ways to express hate, but this is not one of them.
- baobabKoodaa 3y agoThe difference between Finland liberating from Russian rule vs Palestina liberating from Israel rule (geographically the whole of Israel "from the river to the sea") is that there weren't a huge amount of Russians living in Finland when Finland was liberated. But for Palestine there is. What is your solution to the "jewish problem", and is it a final solution? Please do elaborate how your genocide does not violate those content rules and guidelines.
- iudqnolq 3y agoA brief perusal of Finnish history will show you a series of mass deportations and concentration camps by both sides.
- baobabKoodaa 3y agoHmmh, I'm actually not familiar with that part of history.
- Zetobal 3y agoWhat do you mean it was not hateful? War is not hateful?
- mongol 3y agoIt is about as hateful as zionism is hateful. It is an expression for the desire of land in this region.