It is part of the dehumanization of the native population. "They were all primitive and savage and now look how we've civilized the place." To propagate the myth of a land without a people, just the same as the Native American or the Native Australian populations who have been conveniently ignored so you could displace and/or kill them.
not leveraging their weapons assistance (unlike even Reagan in 1982)
giving diplomatic cover (not only through vetoes in the Security Council, but through threats against others willing to boycott or sanction)
undermining talks of a cease-fire (or they're just the most incapable people ever to hold talks)
actively bombing those opposing the aggression (e.g. Yemen)
still peddling the debunked lies of the perpetrators (Biden's 40 beheaded oven-babies much?)
never having cared about international law, if it is not to use it against an enemy (Afghanistan, Iraq, Libya, Syria, Venezuela, Cambodia, and so so many more)
is actually content with what is done with said weapons? What a surprise!</s>
Tim Walz during the debate also let the mask slip: “The expansion of Israel and its proxies is an absolute fundamental necessity for the US to have the steady leadership there (...)”
It is part of the dehumanization of the native population. "They were all primitive and savage and now look how we've civilized the place." To propagate the myth of a land without a people, just the same as the Native American or the Native Australian populations who have been conveniently ignored so you could displace and/or kill them.