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Israel/Palestine
In reply to the discussion: We Called It Genocide in Guatemala. Why Not in Gaza Too? [View all]shira
(30,109 posts)54. Sigh. I don't support American atrocities anywhere....
However, I don't support anyone's anti-American advocacy either. There's a proper way to criticize America and then there's a loony way that no one takes seriously and is a waste of time to support.
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Our own corporate media was more than willing to cover it all up for US American citizens.
Judi Lynn
Oct 2014
#4
It's not genocide because calling it genocide hurts the feelings of syndicated pundits
Scootaloo
Oct 2014
#3
A slow motion conflict with low death tolls and an expanding population strains the definition
hack89
Oct 2014
#15
A human rights expert who cannot condemn Hamas rockets, describing the terror org....
shira
Oct 2014
#25
It never is, is it? Israel's military response cannot be explained reasonably....
shira
Oct 2014
#27
There is bigotry and hate on both sides of this issue, but that's not what I'm discussing here.
DanTex
Oct 2014
#40
There's no evidence of that either. To you, anyone with any concern about human rights is a
DanTex
Oct 2014
#46
Yes, but you implied it. In the article she talks about US involvement in Guatemala,
DanTex
Oct 2014
#50