every single one; when I see a shitty tel aviv influencer join the IDF, I look forward to them being exploded by heroic Hamas resistance fighters; I pray constantly for their violent death

  • emizeko [they/them]
    ·
    7 months ago

    moles providing intel to the resistance or conducting effective sabotage internally might need to be considered on a case-by-case basis

    • Adkml [he/him]
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      7 months ago

      For some reason this is a controversial take here and people keep telling me the troops will join the revolution even though idf service is compulsory and everybody who signs up to serve in the larger even more genocidal army is doing it willingly.

      • FemboyStalin [she/her,any]
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        7 months ago

        People really fell for the "the US army is made of poor people doing what they can to survive" propaganda of the 00s.

        • Ithorian [comrade/them]
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          7 months ago

          I mean I joined the military cause I was broke and homeless. I did 5 years active duty and I'm here an committed as fuck to leftist ideals and revolution.

          • FemboyStalin [she/her,any]
            ·
            7 months ago

            You're right. I'm sorry, I'm sure the work you've done after while being committed to leftist ideals has outweighed all the crimes against humanity you either committed or enabled while you were enlisted. I'm sorry for implying that the data reflects that your personal story is an outlier when it is actually the norm and we have tons of ex military out here doing the work of undoing the harm they caused.

            • Adkml [he/him]
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              7 months ago

              It's really wild to see a bunch of people that theoretically understand and think with materialistic determination in mind to claim that they didn't do anything wrong by serving for years in the literal armed wing of American imperialism.

              "Sure I was the literal triggerman for a genocidal empire and perpetuated a half dozen illegal wars for American hegemony but I'm on your side now, you can trust me."

              We should be all set as long as somebody else doesn't swing through offering them a 14% loan on a camaro.

              • 420blazeit69 [he/him]
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                7 months ago

                claim that they didn't do anything wrong

                I've yet to see anyone here who was a troop claim this. It's almost always the exact opposite, where seeing (and participating in) the business end of imperialism up close was a radicalizing experience.

                • Adkml [he/him]
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                  7 months ago

                  Ok they admit they did something wrong but think they should be forgiven and welcomed back I to the fold without people pointing out they were already convinced once to do genocide by fascists.

                  That clear enough you pedantic pain in the ass.

                  If they're aware of the fact they participated in carrying out genocidal goals for the American empire they should keep their fucking mouths shut about it and just say "I'm her to support the cause" and deal with what should be soul crushing guilt internally.

                  • 420blazeit69 [he/him]
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                    7 months ago

                    That clear enough you pedantic pain in the ass.

                    Lmao get the fuck out of here. It's not pedantic to point out you making shit up.

                    they should keep their fucking mouths shut about it and just say "I'm her to support the cause" and deal with what should be soul crushing guilt internally.

                    That's pretty much what they do

                    • Adkml [he/him]
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                      7 months ago

                      The dozen comments asking me to clarify my pretty clear position would disagree with you.

                      "But what about the doctors that treat the wounds they got from killing people, surely they're not complicit" is a pretty great example of it.

                      Again I've had to clarify my position of "everybody who supports the MIC is culpable" about 6 times now. So no they deffinitly will not just shut the fuck up.

                      You replying for a fourth time insisting they do just shut up and let other people be also not a great example.

                      • 420blazeit69 [he/him]
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                        7 months ago

                        So no they deffinitly will not just shut the fuck up.

                        You think everyone you're talking to in this thread was in the military?

                        You replying for a fourth time

                        Lol you think I was?

      • bloodfart@lemmy.ml
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        7 months ago

        its because every revolution in history has had a military component and envisioning one for the US based on historical materialism requires working in military participation as a prerequisite.

        • 420blazeit69 [he/him]
          ·
          7 months ago

          Yeah, the military will be either:

          1. Neutral
          2. Opposed
          3. Supportive, or
          4. Split

          1 and 4 are real possibilities, but a lot of folks want to foreclose any avenue for anyone who's ever been associated with the military to take part.

        • Adkml [he/him]
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          7 months ago

          If we're relying on the people who have willingly and enthusiastically murdered everybody the American government has told them too without hesitation with less than zero justification for decades that doesn't speak well for the plan.

          • Rx_Hawk [he/him]
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            7 months ago

            I’m not gonna pretend to know an exact number but I’d say 95%+ of modern troops never directly killed anyone and you know the sickos who did it enthusiastically sure aren’t left leaning, let alone communists.

            • Adkml [he/him]
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              7 months ago

              Fuck off with the "didn't see direct combat" line

              You know what the ones who didn't see direct combat were doing?

              Signing the papers that said the unarmed 13 year old who got canoe'd was deffinitly an enemy combatant and figuring out the logistics of how to get bullets from the factory to an innocent persons head halfway around the world as efficiently as possible.

              • Rx_Hawk [he/him]
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                7 months ago

                By this thinking anybody who works in any industry that contracts with the US military is a murderer. The workers who make bullets in a factory, the truck drivers who ship them, people who provide mental health services, cooks who serve them meals etc.

                • Adkml [he/him]
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                  7 months ago

                  Yup fully agreed.

                  Well except trying to lump in people who provide counseling after the fact that's a pretty obvious bullshit false equivalency but I suspect you know you were reaching for that example.

                  It's why when I graduated I took a a job designing water and wastewater systems for small communities instead of a job that paid three times as much where I'd design bombs or do that exact kind of logistics. Because I have a functioning set of morals and not facilitating the MIC was a priority to me.

                  This is why it's frustrating as somebody whonwas faced with the choice and actively worked to make choices to not be complicit in the imperial war machine pretty fucking annoying to have people insist there's no way it can be avoided.

                  Apply this same logic to the pretty much universally agreed on fact that nobody should support Biden.

                  If you can make excuses for the people who do the shooting, make the bullets, facilitate the logistics, or even interact with people in the military what's your problem with Biden? Probablly that he's the one causing all this to happen right? Same applies to everybody literally working every day to make it possible.

                  • Rx_Hawk [he/him]
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                    7 months ago

                    Well except trying to lump in people who provide counseling after the fact that's a pretty obvious bullshit false equivalency but I suspect you know you were reaching for that example.

                    Not really, there are psychiatrists, counselors, etc who are in the military doing the same job they would outside the military. Are they more complicit than the contracted workers?

                    • Adkml [he/him]
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                      7 months ago

                      Is their work facilitating the soldiers being able to murder people sooner?

                      If so than yes, they are more complicit than psychologists who don't get soldiers cleared to get back on the frontlines asap.

                      It is increasingly hilarious to watch you attempt to make this out to be a complicated moral issue.

                      Here's a handy flow chart.

                      Does their work enable current active duty service members to more quickly and easily kill innocent people?

                      Yes --> they are bad

                      No --> they are not bad

                      Hell, let's turn it around and go back to the current thread were in.

                      So does all this mean that actually you can't criticize the idf because everybody is equally culpable for what's going on in Gaza and the idf is going to be the vanguard of Palestinian liberation any day now?

                      Expecting the American MIC to be instramental to the socialist revolution in this country sure does feel an awful lot like when democrats keep convincing themselves lifelong republican removed like muller comey and garland are going to fight their battles for them and take down a sitting republican president.

                      Or like how they whitewashed Bush because he gave Michelle Obama a piece of candy one time.

                        • Adkml [he/him]
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                          7 months ago

                          Sweet fucking christ this really isn't fucking difficult. Yes

                          Is their work facilitating the soldiers being able to murder people sooner?

                          If so than yes, they are more complicit than doctors who don't get soldiers cleared to get back on the frontlines asap.

                          It is increasingly hilarious to watch you attempt to make this out to be a complicated moral issue.

                          Here's a handy flow chart.

                          Does their work enable current active duty service members to more quickly and easily kill innocent people?

                          Yes --> they are bad

                          No --> they are not bad

                          Was that supposed to be a gotcha? Like I said it's increasingly hilarious to watch people try to make this complicated.

                          The soldiers deserve the injuries they receive (and more) as a result of being a genocidal imperialist.

                          Please reference the flow chart I have already provided.

                            • Adkml [he/him]
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                              7 months ago

                              Again, yes I'm literally not sure why anybody is having a hard time with this.

                              For the third fucking consecutive time please refer to this handy flow chart I have already provided.

                              Does their work enable current active duty service members to more quickly and easily kill innocent people?

                              Yes --> they are bad

                              No --> they are not bad

                              Let's do a little exercise since apparently you need more practice.

                              Answer the first question, and then try to follow this super complicated flow chart and tell me what answer you get instead of literally just asking me to walk you through it for various specific examples.

                                • Adkml [he/him]
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                                  7 months ago

                                  You really going to make me explain to you for a fourth time the difference between psychiatrists who dont facilitate troops returning to active duty and those that do?

                                  And your going to follow that up with accusing me of not having reading comprehension?

                                  Bold fucking move cotton.

                  • 420blazeit69 [he/him]
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                    7 months ago

                    This is just defeatist. It's not theoretically sound either, as some American living out of their car selling their labor to scrape by is by any sensible definition proletarian.

                • blashork [she/her]
                  ·
                  7 months ago

                  If you turn the screws on the death machine, you deserve death yourself. This isn't hard to understand, I cannot conceive of why you would defend people who are actively enabling the war machine. Do you fucking work for raytheon or something?

                  • Rx_Hawk [he/him]
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                    7 months ago

                    No I’m just wondering where you draw the line. I pay taxes that go towards building these bombs, is every American taxpayer therefore a genocide enabler? Obviously this is a straw man, but where do we draw the line of who is complicit or not?

                    • blashork [she/her]
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                      7 months ago

                      Personally, my personal policy has always been don't directly tighten the bolts by working for a company that does. I understand that we can't go around holding a trial for the inventor of the screw because they're used in everything, not just weaponry. But I can pretty comfortably say, anyone who works directly for the US military and accompanying industrial complex deserves no forgiveness. The engineers and workers at raytheon and northrop grumman etc are scum. I have a friend who found out their seemingly normal company was making systems for weaponry and they immediately quite. I think they're cool for walking away the moment they found out.

                      Past that is very case by case basis.

                      • Rx_Hawk [he/him]
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                        7 months ago

                        Yeah that is really principled and cool of them. I understand if my playing devil’s advocate comes off as genocide-defending, that’s really not my intention.

                        I just don’t want people getting carried away in the same kind of rhetoric being used by the Israelis as an excuse to kill all Palestinians because some of them are Hamas.

                        Not that being a freedom fighter is the same as being genocidal, it’s just the rhetoric Israel uses to justify their crimes.

                        Edit: This mostly applies to the other commenter I was talking to

          • bloodfart@lemmy.ml
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            7 months ago

            I’ll set down how the baby killer rhetorical device is an ultra leftist boondoggle for the time being.

            States need militaries. Without force, a state cannot defend its sovereignty. Will you only support an American revolution that brings its own parallel military structure along and includes no former members of the American military?

            Even if I were to concede the point you just made, which I won’t, it requires foreclosing on any revolution in the imperial core. That may or may not be a foregone conclusion but it ain’t exactly the kind of thing you can build a polemic or propaganda machine around.

            • Adkml [he/him]
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              7 months ago

              I think that excluding people that try to say they didn't do anything wrong when they were the literal armed guard for American inperialism is a good way to make sure you're movement isn't filled with fascists with no political knowledge.

              You realize this is the exact argument liberals make when they explain why it's a good thing we're giving self avowed nazis unlimited unrestricted weapons in Ukraine right?

              "If theyre helping us fight our enemies who cares what their beliefs are." - somebody 6 months from being shot in the back of the head

      • DerEwigeAtheist [she/her, comrade/them]
        ·
        7 months ago

        People should be given a chance to grow and change(not where it can harm others), I do believe redmeption is possible, and that humanity is not something you can loose.

        • 420blazeit69 [he/him]
          ·
          7 months ago

          There's a real contradiction between the prison abolitionist line of thinking and the "kill everyone remotely associated with imperialism" one.

          • Adkml [he/him]
            ·
            7 months ago

            "You claim to not want to imprison innocent people yet you believe that people who committed war crimes should be punished. Interesting. I am very intelligent"

            • 420blazeit69 [he/him]
              ·
              7 months ago

              Uh yeah that's actually a totally incoherent set of beliefs

              If someone thinks prison is beyond the pale for any crime, but also believes that even an association with war crimes is worth the death penalty, they need to put a little more thought into it.

              • Adkml [he/him]
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                7 months ago

                Lmao I don't think there's anybody who thinks the goal of prison abolition is to not have any form of punishment for crimes and if they do they're an unrealistic idealist. I think it's more about not keeping people in prison for decades for minor crimes and using them as slave labor the entire time. If there are I certainly am not one and never claimed to be so not sure why this is supposed to be some kind of gotcha.

                This is like people who say that defund the police is bad because how are you going to have a society without first responders.

                • 420blazeit69 [he/him]
                  ·
                  7 months ago

                  I don't think there's anybody who thinks the goal of prison abolition is to not have any form of punishment

                  I didn't say that, I said "If someone thinks prison is beyond the pale for any crime." Those people are out there, I've talked with them, and that's what abolition means.

                  I certainly am not one and never claimed to be

                  I didn't respond to you, you responded to me

        • Adkml [he/him]
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          7 months ago

          So then you disagree with the original statement of the post that all idf soldiers are guilty?

          Are you aware of human history? if you can't lose your humanity what happened to the nazis that were lining people like me and the people I care about up at the edge of a mass grave.

          How about the people on the edge of the mass grave? What happened to their humanity when they were shot in the back of the fucking head for opposing fascism.

          This "all people are deserving of redemption" is sure rubbing right up against the tolerance paradox.

          • DerEwigeAtheist [she/her, comrade/them]
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            7 months ago

            They get a chance, outside of their fascist society, what they do with it is their business. It's not guaranteed, it requires the work from them. But they are still fundamentally human, denying others humanity is never right. You can possibly be unworthy, but you can't stop being human. We are all people, from the day we are born, to the day that we die. Saying that others can be inherently lesser than me is something I refuse to do.

            Every human live lost to hate is an unimaginable waste, each of these warcriminals could have been a good person,they aren't, of course. But in a better world, they could have been.

            It is not, and never was, about tolerating their actions and believes, be more careful when reading before becoming needlesly aggressive, please.

    • BeamBrain [he/him]
      ·
      7 months ago

      People say this a lot, but the fact that the former US troops here on Hexbear haven't been driven off makes me wonder about the depths of their conviction.

      • 420blazeit69 [he/him]
        ·
        7 months ago

        I'd hope their conviction isn't real, because wishcasting mass death like this (1) is a purely aesthetic choice that does nothing but look unhinged and (2) is far in excess of even the most punitive measures suggested after WWII.

        "We're going to kill every one of you if we win" makes winning harder, not easier.

        • Adkml [he/him]
          ·
          7 months ago

          "We're going to kill every one of you if we win" makes winning harder, not easier.

          This is hexbears stated position on white people and straight people, not sure why there's more of a carve out for people who willingly signed up to murder people for Haliburton.

          And I'm not trying to play victim for white or straight people, ùjust like there's a bunch of former troops who don't say anything because they know it's not directed at them because they're already here, always just thought it was strange that the site is more defensivee of people who actively made a choice than people who didn't have a say in their situation.

          • 420blazeit69 [he/him]
            ·
            7 months ago

            This place doesn't have stated positions, and genocide sure isn't one of them, unless we've gone off the deep end of people taking edgy jokes seriously.

            • Adkml [he/him]
              ·
              7 months ago

              I mean the "I am not joking or being hyperbolic, I literally will never trust white people even if they're active in progressive orgs and I unironically passionately hate straight people" posts are deffinitly edgy but they're going out of their way to be pretty clear they aren't joking.

              • iie [they/them, he/him]
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                7 months ago

                No one on this site sincerely hates all white people or all straight people, I guarantee their real feelings are more nuanced than that. People make those blunt statements out of frustration and exhaustion, and hexbear should be a safe place to vent like that.

          • BeamBrain [he/him]
            ·
            7 months ago

            always just thought it was strange that the site is more defensivee of people who actively made a choice than people who didn't have a say in their situation.

            It's for the same reason that the guy lost his mind at the end of The Telltale Heart.

            • Adkml [he/him]
              ·
              7 months ago

              Because we're supposed to be sympathetic they feel bad about choosing to murder people?

              • BeamBrain [he/him]
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                7 months ago

                Not sure if you're joking, so I'll elaborate my point.

                Most people on this site live in the imperial core, a lot of them are American, and while most probably were never in the military, there's a good chance they have friends or loved ones who were. It's easy for such people to brush off something like "kill all whites" because the notion that someone deserves to be punished for something they had no control over (their genetics) is patently absurd, but "kill all current and former American soldiers" hits a bit different because, even if it's not meant as a literal statement of policy, anyone who's a regular on this site knows the sheer depths of evil that imperial core armies are responsible for, knows that joining such institutions means being complicit on some level in their crimes, and so they can't help but suspect at least a little bit that it really is what they deserve.

                • PsychedSy@lemmy.dbzer0.com
                  ·
                  7 months ago

                  It's also easier to ignore the white shit because we all know a fuckload of white peeps, but if you mention veterans then individuals pop up.

      • Tankiedesantski [he/him]
        ·
        7 months ago

        the fact that the former US troops here on Hexbear haven't been driven off

        Well if history is anything to go by, they'll slink off under cover of darkness, leaving their allies to be overrun by the Taliban.

  • EstraDoll [she/her]
    ·
    7 months ago

    every time i see one of those IDF thirst trap tiktoks i straight up feel guilty for being attracted to women

  • 小莱卡@lemmygrad.ml
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    edit-2
    7 months ago

    No more "clean IOF myth", every single one is complicit in genocide.

    Edit: tho a better idea would be forced labour, can't let their labour-power go to waste when it could be used to develop productive forces. But i ain't gonna complain when they get smoked by violent resistance members.

  • thoro@lemmy.ml
    ·
    7 months ago

    Bloodlust leads to war crimes.

    Leftists would do well to remember to retain and value their humanity. It should be what separates us from them. This isn't a call for pacifism, btw. It's a call to not lose yourself in hate and dehumanization.

      • lorty@lemmygrad.ml
        ·
        7 months ago

        You know what happens when you execute/kill every single enemy? They don't surrender. They fight to their deaths. They fight with all their strength.

        You take prisoners to make your victory easier, not to be a good guy.

        • ikilledtheradiostar [comrade/them, love/loves]
          ·
          7 months ago

          I'm being hyperbolic. It's only about 80 percent that deserve the wall.

          https://truthout.org/articles/polls-show-broad-support-in-israel-for-gazas-destruction-and-starvation/

          These people can not be rehabilitated. It's unfortunate but it's true.

      • 420blazeit69 [he/him]
        ·
        7 months ago

        What do people do if their choices are fight or die? They fight.

        If you want to end a war as soon as possible, you can't tell the enemy you're going to kill them all once you win.

        • zed_proclaimer [he/him]
          ·
          7 months ago

          Sure, lie to them and then round them up and put them to the wall - Mao style

          • 420blazeit69 [he/him]
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            7 months ago

            When did Mao do that?

            With landlords, for instance, my understanding is he basically put their fate in the hands of their local communities. That famously resulted in revolutionary land redistribution, but punishments beyond that varied based on local conditions, with plenty of landlords losing little beyond their lands and authority.

            • zed_proclaimer [he/him]
              ·
              7 months ago

              1000 flowers campaign. Promises to let the reactionaries have free speech, pinpointed them all and then executed/jailed them

              • 420blazeit69 [he/him]
                ·
                7 months ago

                Ah. We're getting pretty far from analogous facts with that, and whether it was an intentional strategy to flush out reactionaries is debated.

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            7 months ago

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              7 months ago

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    • zed_proclaimer [he/him]
      ·
      7 months ago

      Think about how much better the world would be if every single Nazi was executed

    • BakedBeanEnjoyer
      ·
      7 months ago

      Service is compulsory in Israel. Every single person who doesn't have an specific exemption has to serve.

      90% of people who ask for an exemption are denied. If you don't serve, you can be thrown in military prison. Usually this lasts for 90 days. You'll also be dishonorable discharged which can affect employment opportunities.

        • BakedBeanEnjoyer
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          7 months ago

          If you think the average 18 year old who has been indoctrinated since birth threatened with jail and loss of employment deserves death, then you're just not serious.

          Not even Mao or Stalin treated enemy soldiers as harshly as this.

          • FemboyStalin [she/her,any]
            ·
            7 months ago

            Not even Mao or Stalin treated enemy soldiers as harshly as this.

            And now the world is run by Nazis. Thank you for pointing out their failures.

            • BakedBeanEnjoyer
              ·
              7 months ago

              Imagine blaming the current world on Mao and Stalin not executing low-level conscripts instead of the US literally importing and supporting Nazi leadership and their programs.

              Not a hint of materialism on Hexbear is there.

            • 420blazeit69 [he/him]
              ·
              7 months ago

              Fascism isn't genetic, it's a result of material conditions. We have fascism today not because we didn't execute every Nazi in 1945, but because today's "capitalism in decay" conditions are similar to those of a century ago.

              • FemboyStalin [she/her,any]
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                7 months ago

                I wasn't saying it was genetic. I think my argument must've been unclear because I'm getting a lot of responses like this. I was saying those survivors set the groundwork for anti communism of today.

            • lorty@lemmygrad.ml
              ·
              7 months ago

              Executing enemy soldiers instead of imprisoning them is not a winning tactic comrade.

              • AutoVomBizMarkee [he/him]
                ·
                7 months ago

                Referencing Stalin and Mao like the another poster did, the right way is put the officers and known participants on trial, the rank and file people get reeducation or long imprisonment if they are true believers in the genocide machine. Don’t make martyrs all the time.

          • RaisedFistJoker [she/her]
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            7 months ago

            me when i commit genocide but its ok because i was a hecking indoctrinated 18 year old. Lets be clear i dont think these people should be executed, but they are criminals that need to be dealt with approriately, i imagine lifelong labour camp punishment seems fine, that way they can pay back and help rebuild the lives they destroyed. But the 18 year old conscripts shooting people in the back of head while handcuffed and throwing them in a mass grave, and then posting it on tiktok, are not redeemable cause of indoctrination

          • bbnh69420 [she/her, they/them]
            ·
            7 months ago

            Sorry about the poor nazi conscripts who only spent 18 years in the third reich, not nearly enough time to realize it's a bad place

    • BeamBrain [he/him]
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      7 months ago

      LMAO THE IDF THOUGHT THIS WOULD MAKE THEM LOOK GOOD, WHAT THE FUCK

      • Xx_Aru_xX [she/her, they/them]
        ·
        7 months ago

        https://www.jns.org/israel-news/idf/23/7/23/304719/

        Google "IDF down syndrome" you will get way too many pictures of IOF members with down syndrome, and a video of a Palestinian with down syndrome getting his neck beaten by IOF members, truly the scummiest of the world

    • CloutAtlas [he/him]
      ·
      7 months ago

      This is basically a cum town bit.

      Nick: What if a guy with down syndrome was a war criminal?

      Stav cackles

      Adam: like if Goebbels had down syndrome?

      Nick: no like if a regular guy with down syndrome joins the military and they immediately put him in a position to do war crimes

      Stav, laughing: I like the implication that every military just has a war crimes division

      Nick: well, what are they gonna do? NOT commit war crimes?

      Adam: I don't see how that would be beneficial; to have a guy with down syndrome in there.

      Nick: think about it, if a regular guy did a drone strike on a school bus... Well, he'd probably get away with it. But if a guy with down syndrome did it, he'd probably get away with it AND the people on Twitter aren't allowed to criticize it.

      Stav: oh I thought you were going on a different direction, like Lenny [sic] from Mice and Men

      Nick: no, this way they'd be immune to prosecution AND criticism. Its the perfect system

        • CloutAtlas [he/him]
          ·
          7 months ago

          It was a podcast hosted by 3 comedians who are friends with the Chapo Trap House and TrueAnon hosts, incl. Amber's then housemate and former president of the DSA Nick Mullen.

          Its basically 3 guys riffing on the dumb ideas that pop up in their heads like "what if the actor Michael Douglas was gay?" or "what if the crab from The Little Mermaid was horny?" or similar extremely stupid premises.

  • imogen_underscore [it/its, she/her]
    ·
    7 months ago

    terrible struggle session, next time you want to vent your anger in this way do it in a journal or something don't make it our problem

  • DirtyPair [they/them]
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    7 months ago

    bunch of fuckin' libs in this thread.

    it's just a bunch of words on a screen comrade nobody here is gonna be executing anyone jfc

    edit: they're concern trolling, aren't they?

    • 420blazeit69 [he/him]
      ·
      7 months ago

      You're right, this sort of fantasizing is pure aesthetics.

      What people are pushing back on is the idea that fantasizing about mass killings is a good aesthetic choice. It's pretty online.

        • 420blazeit69 [he/him]
          ·
          7 months ago

          The folks getting heated here are the ones doubling and tripling down on how many people they want to kill.

          It's understandable -- participating in genocide is worth killing someone, and most people here are largely powerless to do anything about it -- but getting really into the fantasy leads to weird places.

  • ProfessorOwl_PhD [any]
    ·
    7 months ago

    Having known Israelis who didn't serve, there are options. Of course, to get conscientious objector status, you can't let them trick you with the "would you kill a nazi" question like they did the Taylor swift fan account.

    • buckykat [none/use name]
      ·
      7 months ago

      That Taylor swift fan account was so real for going to prison rather than serving the IOF

  • JayTwo [any]
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    7 months ago

    I love all you folx but I'm gonna be honest here. This is just where I go to shitpost, and occasionally get a little too sincere when I briefly forget where I am.

    It's not where I go to discuss tactics or nuance.