Notices by Blueberry (starsandinfinity@retro.pizza)

@JuliusGoat If it's just a few bad apples, why was it necessary to cover a Holocaust memorial in London? If the majority of the protesters opposes antisemitism, why don't they take action against antisemitic aggression at the protests? Because it's not just a few bad apples. "From the river to the see" and "globalize the Intifada" chants have been common at these protests from day one.

@JuliusGoat Cool. So why are there so many cases of Jewish people being harassed? Why can't they protest without chanting slogans that imply that destruction of Israel? And why is the responsibility of Hamas never mentioned? Why isn't there any international and vocal pressure on Hamas to release the hostages?

@SallyStrange @JuliusGoat
I don't see a problem with either. I also don't see a problem with moderate Christians being expected to speak out against Christian fundamentalists, for that matter.

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I think I'm going to take a break from Mastodon. I'm seeing too many "yes, but both sides!" posts about the massacre and I can't deal with it.

You can criticise Israel's settlement policies but nothing, absolutely nothing justifies what happened a week ago. Hamas wants to wipe Israel from the face of the Earth and Israel has the right to defend itself. Palestinian civilians die because Hamas uses them as human shields.