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by mvine217
1556 days ago
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Funny enough, the Holocaust is the exact reason that these sorts of things are justified. It isn't out of malice, but out of a perceived need to protect themselves from the possibly of it EVER happening again. The collective trauma of being exiled from numerous European countries, the progroms in Russia and having ~6 million of your people systematically murdered in Germany overrides any guilt for infringing on intermarriage rights of people who aren't exactly your closest allies and continue to . I don't support the law, but it is important to understand the broader context in which it is passed and the purpose of the state of Israel to those that live there. |
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We had nothing to do with the holocaust. Germans and their friends were complicit.
Im genuinely interested in how come normal people of the world don’t really flinch at what Israel was allowed to do and what it keeps doing.
I don’t blame Israelis who were born there since we have little control over where we’re born and how we’re raised.
Apologies for the rant, but why does it make sense in the broader context to allow israeli actions that directly cause palestinian suffering if all of the jews’ suffering was caused by the germans?