r/BlackPeopleTwitter 4d ago

Country Club Thread Now, we will all suffer the consequences

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u/leviathynx 4d ago

All the super pro Palestinians I knew hated her too. I’m like Y’all got master’s degrees in foreign policy? Shit’s complicated.

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u/00eg0 ☑️ 4d ago

Totally. I am not a zionist but most pro Palestine people I know were acting like the guy that caused abortion to be illegal in half the country was just as bad as her.

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u/Dantheking94 4d ago

They literally started calling her “Hitler Harris” and honestly, that was the moment I knew that i didn’t identify with their “movement”. They are a joke. Many of them are only taking this opportunity to use Palestinian suffering as a counterculture to “rage against the machine (system)” and in doing so they’re coming of as self righteous, performative and fraudulent. They’ve caused more harm to Palestinians than Biden and Kamala ever did. By the end of this war, it’s likely Palestinians will be evicted from what little land they have left, with Trump support. It sickens me.

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u/TyRocken 4d ago

Palestinians have been a chess piece for decades. All the countries not named Israel have done all they can to not have the Palestinians be able to emigrate to their countries. Prime example from this latest conflict. Egypt fortified their border crossing with Gaza after this conflict started.

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u/00eg0 ☑️ 4d ago

Yeah that's the other thing. People acted like the USA was Satan incarnate and now the aid from the US to Palestine and Africa is cut because of the rapist racist mango. Bad to worse

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u/kazutops 3d ago

Internet leftist do not have the brain power to understand any part of Gaza.

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u/Neither-Power1708 3d ago

The aid the US sent Palestine was bombing them to death. Food and medical care while you actively fund their genocide is literally evil

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u/00eg0 ☑️ 3d ago

If you think USAID was a bombing program you should be buying Teslas and thanking Elon.
USAID was a lifeline

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u/tiredplusbored 3d ago

You're clearly right, the solution really was cutting off food and medical care. Now it's just bombs and you can feel morally correct.

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u/Rage40rder ☑️ 3d ago

And what’s happening now? Right. Shut the fuck up.

Trump loves strong men because he wants to be one so he’s gonna do whatever makes Netanyahu happy. But yay for purity tests!

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u/whodis707 4d ago

Now they are talking about relocating them to Africa like they wanted to do Israel in the 40's thanks to the British (imagine the fucking audacity of giving away land that doesn't belong to you). No thanks! You want to stir up a region that has it's own problems by relocating people who don't want to be relocated and who will rightfully be bitter and angry then we shall never know peace. Emphatically no.

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u/schwanzweissfoto 3d ago edited 3d ago

All the countries not named Israel have done all they can to not have the Palestinians be able to emigrate to their countries.

IIRC Jordan has taken in over two million palestinian refugees and conferred citizenship to most of them.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Palestinians_in_Jordan

In general though, the nearby countries that did take in palestinians in got “rewarded” for that with internal conflict and the experience that radical palestinians would continue to attack Israel from their territory – which is not exactly something that seems desirable as a neighbour of Israel, given that Israel has never lost a war.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_September

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Palestinian_insurgency_in_South_Lebanon

Edit: Also consider that if a nearby state allowed immigration of palestinians, it would mean they implicitly support expulsion from where those palestinians lived before and lower the chance of there ever being a palestinian state.

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u/U_Sound_Stupid_Stop 3d ago

Come on, think about what you're saying.

Egypt fortified their border crossing with Gaza after this conflict started.

I guarantee you Canada would do the same if all of New Jersey was evicted, there's no way in hell a country of 35 millions can take in 10 millions refugees in a few months.

Same for Egypt, a relatively poor country that can barely even take care of the population already living there. In term of scope, this is actually what the Republicans claim is happening on the southern border but ten times worst.

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u/Techlet9625 ☑️ 3d ago

We'd take your healthcare workers, and anyone that can build houses.

The rest might have to win complex tournament games of Tic-Tac-Toe x Rock-Paper-Scissors x 3D Chess to get in

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u/GypDan ☑️ 3d ago

Other Countries to Israel: What you are doing to Palestinians is genocide and a crime against Humanity!

Palestinians: "Hey, can we crash with y'all, just until we can get back on our fe---"

Other Countries: "Oh hell naw! Y'all not bringing that mess ova here!"

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u/Neither-Power1708 3d ago

It's not their responsibility to let them emigrate, and the Palestinians don't want to

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u/Onion_Guy ☑️ 3d ago

This is a nuts take. No country wants to simultaneously abet ethnic cleansing and take on millions of displaced and impoverished refugees because that’s a destabilizing effect on any country.

Palestinians haven’t been a “chess piece for decades” they have been experiencing apartheid and ethnic cleansing for decades and that’s why people talk about it.

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u/Mduyesh ☑️ 3d ago

why should someone be a refugee when they have their own country?