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In London there are pretty much daily pro Palestinian protests, not much for the other side.
by tim333 1y ago
In London there are pretty much daily pro Palestinian protests, not much for the other side.
- pphysch 1y agoWhy would the other side need to protest?
- victorbjorklund 1y agoMaybe some people don't agree with Hamas massacre of civilians and the continued kidnapping of civilians (including children)?
- KingMob 1y agoNobody should agree with that. The problem comes when they only focus on Hamas, and ignore Israel's kidnapping and detention of 10k Palestinians without being charged. AKA, "hostages".
- tim333 1y agoI saw some protests by the other side saying they'd like their hostages back.
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- slt2021 1y agocould it be because advocating for the live-streamed genocide is not popular as one might think ?
- hersko 1y agoYou people would have been calling the US's war with Germany and Japan in WWII a genocide as well if there was social media.
- asadm 1y agonot sure what would other side protest for? faster genocide?
- halflife 1y agoHow about unconditional release of the hostages?
- cmrdporcupine 1y agoSpeaking out about this issue in any way that smells "pro-Palestinian" has cost people their jobs, and sometimes even their residency and "freedom" in western countries, and is accompanied by smears and accusations of anti-Semitism against people who clearly are not. I've lost friends of 15 years for remarking on my horror about bombings and civilian deaths. Nothing more. I can't even begin to understand a mentality which cannot see the absolute asymmetry of power at work here. The daily protests happen because they're necessary. And they're clearly not enough.