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> is Israeli society, by supporting this woman, perhaps expressing support for punishing rapists and mass murderers, even where such punishment does not entirel
by zzrrt 11mo ago
> is Israeli society, by supporting this woman, perhaps expressing support for punishing rapists and mass murderers, even where such punishment does not entirely follow the rules?
It’s unclear what woman you refer to, but anyway I don’t think there is enough “support for punishing rapists” to cancel out the riots in support of the alleged rapists, or the government, military, and media campaign to demonize the whistleblower with incendiary lies like “blood libel.”
- spwa4 11mo ago[flagged]
- lesuorac 11mo agoIf you don't think a single Gazan goes to jail then I have a bridge to sell you ...
- scotho3 11mo agohow many will go to jail, prosecuted by other Gazans, in Gaza?
- actionfromafar 11mo agoHm, I thought the Israeli killrate was only 50x Hamas.
- zzrrt 11mo agoHonestly, cold-blooded shoving a stick into a prisoner’s rectum feels more evil than some other types of rape, but I’m not going to offer any moral calculus about it. It’s all evil. Killing after raping is more evil, I’ll agree. I condemn the evil actions on both sides. Rape is never justified, even against a mass-rapist or mass-murderer. Also, the woman you invoked was likely dead by the time Hamas got her body, so she was not tortured as the Palestinian prisoner in the video was allegedly. Again I don’t really want to do moral calculus, but it does make a difference if you insist on comparing these crimes. https://www.nytimes.com/2023/10/30/world/middleeast/shani-louk-german-israel-woman-hamas-dead.html https://www.nytimes.com/2023/10/30/world/middleeast/shani-lo...