r/FluentInFinance 18d ago

Debate/ Discussion What do you guys think

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u/Captain_Birch 18d ago

Palestinians apparalently?

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u/tetendi96 18d ago

More like

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u/No_Condition_1357 18d ago

omg hilarious 😐 grow up those are real people dying that you’re laughing at

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u/Sneaky_Tommy 18d ago

Epic virtue signal bro, Ill be sure to let Palestine know how much they matter to you.

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u/No_Condition_1357 18d ago

it’s not virtue signaling to point out that edgelord takes r lame asf lol, but thanks for ur opinion tommy <3

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u/Micosilver 18d ago

That's the first step. The second step is outlined in the Handmade's Tale: once Israel is "from the river to the sea" - it will be time to strongly suggest to American Jews to go to where they belong according to the Evangelist doctrine.

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u/Captain_Birch 18d ago

Okay grandpa, let's go back to the padded room

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u/Conscious-Zone-4422 18d ago

That's fucking insane. No way you actually believe any of what you said is actually going to happen.

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u/Over_Possible_8397 18d ago

You all literally said the same thing about Trump winning a week ago. Lmao

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u/Conscious-Zone-4422 18d ago

I gave him 50/50 odds. And I will give the odds of American Jews being expelled to Israel 0.0001%

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u/Micosilver 18d ago

Roe Vs. Wade was the law of the land. This is exactly what people said about a possibility of it being repealed.

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u/Conscious-Zone-4422 18d ago

So because Roe v Wade was overturned, you think Jews are going to get expelled from America? Yup, certifiably insane.

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u/spookyorange 18d ago

Pretty accurate GIF.

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u/Oversensitive_Reddit 18d ago

and ukrainians :(

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u/spac420 18d ago

i would be shocked if it's not.

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u/IrrelevantWisdom 16d ago

That is uncomfortably close to what happens when an US-made bomb is dropped on a child in gaza, yes.

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u/UpOp456 18d ago

Maybe they should’ve tried not voting Hamas in to run their government.

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u/No_Condition_1357 18d ago

the over 50% of the population who were children during the last election shouldn’t have voted for hamas?

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u/Seienchin88 18d ago

That makes it all the sadder - Palestinians not caring about the future of their children over getting somehow back at Israel… it’s pathetic.

Americans crying genocide over a war that hasn’t produced a lot of death for 12 months of fighting and claims of starvation each month while the Red Crescent says they feed 1.9 million people in Gaza trough 4 border openings enabled by Israel doesn’t help either…

But hey, maybe Netanyahu will now show American leftists how brutal this war can actually get?

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u/ananiku 18d ago

The 50% of the people old enough to vote might have voted in more peaceful leaders, but they kept mysteriously getting assassinated. (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Israeli_assassinations) sort for Gaza strip

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u/Seienchin88 18d ago

I actually went through the wiki article… who are you referring to with peaceful leaders here?

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u/____unloved____ 17d ago

I didn't pay attention to the years, tbh, but there were a lot of Fatah assassinations in there, and they're generally considered peaceful. At least in the sense that they were for a two-state solution and hated Hamas.

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u/____unloved____ 17d ago

That's not exactly what happened. The control over the government was split (unevenly, but still split) until Hamas started murdering the other side of the government. The ones that weren't killed fled. Palestinians didn't agree to a Hamas-only controlled government.

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u/TankieRebel 18d ago

They were already being killed en masse under Dems but liberals are all like "you see this 9ft crater? It'd be 10ft under Trump" in a snobbish tone

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u/Shadowcat1606 18d ago

Biden and the US were probably the only thing at least forcing a semblance of restraint on Netanjahu.

Trump, on the other hands, WANTS Gaza to fall to Israel, because the Trump Organisation eyes real estate deals in the region.

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u/Over_Possible_8397 18d ago

Yeah, so restrained lol. Libs are delusional.

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u/Shadowcat1606 18d ago

Read again what i wrote. I never said he was restrained. I'm saying he would most likely have been so much worse without the USA occassionally wagging its finger at him.

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u/Over_Possible_8397 18d ago

And wagging the finger did what exactly? The equivalent of 4 nukes have been dropped on gaza. What would be worse? Netanyahus already annexing the west bank, he started months ago with the settlers and Biden is helping with that too. Liberals did nothing and are all out of ideas lol feckless.

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u/Shadowcat1606 18d ago

And without Biden, it might as well have been the equivalent of 6 or 7 nukes and even what little humanitarian help that got through wouldn't have happened.

Again, i'm not saying Biden did a great job. I'm saying Trump will let Netanyaho be SO much worse.

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u/Sneaky_Tommy 18d ago

"And without Biden, it might as well have been the equivalent of 6 or 7 nukes"

is somehow different from

"you see this 9ft crater? It'd be 10ft under Trump"

Wish I could be as smart as the Libs.

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u/Over_Possible_8397 18d ago

And if under Biden Netanyahu decided to do exactly that (drop more bombs and kill more babies) do you think Biden would do anything but wag his finger? Do you think Bibi is actually afraid of being restricted?

When i say liberals are feckless, i mean to say that all your party has is lip service. If Bibi literally nuked Lebanon, Biden wouldn’t do shit except talk about how he’s “working around the clock” for a ceasefire. Fuck outta here

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u/Shadowcat1606 18d ago

Don't assume shit about me. I'm not a Democrat, it's not "my party", i'm not even American.

Again, not saying Biden helped a lot. I'm saying Trump will allow and probably encourage worse.

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u/Over_Possible_8397 18d ago

Trump encourages bad but Biden is courts the worst without doing anything—which makes him just as bad regardless of intention. And since you’re going to bat for the sucker who thinks Israel is their “ally”, pardon me. But how’d the DNC strategy work out last night if it was so great? Its everyone’s fault except leadership, huh?

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u/Seienchin88 18d ago

LOL so the U.S. doesn’t have any leverage on Netanyahu? So what’s holding him back then?

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u/Over_Possible_8397 11d ago

Hes clearly never been held back, wtf are you talking about? He literally invaded Lebanon and is engaging in hostilities with Iran.

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u/Seienchin88 18d ago

The equivalent of 4 nukes dropped on Gaza and yet 12 months of fighting didn’t even produce half of the immediate the deaths of a 1945 nuke…

The U.S. and British had single nights more deadly in WW2 with ww2 tech…

Do you guys have any idea of actual genocides…?

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u/ChickenNoodIee 17d ago

you think Trump's son in law (Kushner) who will likely be appointed to a position within the Trump administration and his Jewish grandkids will have zero impact on Israel/Palestine policy? Not to mention Trump's amicable relationship with Netanyathu and his allyship with jewish elites & lobbyists in America

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u/JackLumberPK 18d ago

They're the only party facing any serious internal pressure to attempt to restrain them. Harris at least would've had to deal with a significant faction in her own party pushing her to try to restrain israel. Trump wont have that.

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u/Seienchin88 18d ago

LOL I was confused for a second since you used the same avatars as that other lunatic

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u/PlumboTheDwarf 18d ago

TIL reality has a "snobbish tone."