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Originally Posted by Azure
Canada has for years supported the UNRWA which has been a puppet for Hamas. This has all been exposed many times. Money that Canadian taxpayers have paid (i.e. you) has flowed directly into the hands of Hamas, and has been part of continuing the cycle of violence. Does that not bother you? Or does it only bother you when Canadian or Western money flows to Israel?
So yes, you are a hypocrite who creatively seeks to ignore what is actually been a extremely glaring issue for many years (ever wonder why the leaders of Hamas are so rich? of course not).
There is a reason despite Israel going out of their way to seek vengeance in Gaza, that countries like Jordan and Saudi Arabia still help them and still seek to make peace with them.
Oh also, this idea of 'oh look they killed civilians again', and using it as a designation to decide that both sides are equally bad, or even a terrorist state like Zary keeps pouting about when he takes a break from protesting is quite interesting, as the US has killed hundreds of thousands of civilians in the Middle East the past few decades, often with indiscriminate drone attacks where they actively said 'civilian casualties are acceptable at certain rate of terrorist to civilians that are killed.' This is the same doctrine that Israel is using in Gaza. Is the US a terrorist state as well? Did the US actively commit war crimes? Were individual US military members or commands reprimanded for their actions during those conflict? Does that mean the entire US military is a terrorist run organization, and by extension the US government, who commands the US military as well?
So yes, in case it isn't clear to you and the usual suspects, there is only one terrorist organization involved in this conflict.
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I think that the US did in Iraq was a travesty. I am proud that Canada objected ( to the degree that they could) and I look at anyone who supported the actions of the US military with distain.
No one looks at US favorably in those moments, and certainly time will only uncover a greater distaste for what happened. Indeed, the USA's global standing in the fall out of that war was irrevocably damaged their global image.
More to that point, the war in Iraq proved that indiscriminate bombing in conjunction damaging social services and access to the necessities of life has created a much larger problem than what existed in the first place.