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by pydry
1014 days ago
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Most Americans who supported those wars naively believed that they would do more good than harm. It's not quite the same thing as considering a terrorist who shot up a mosque a hero. Hence why accusations of anti-semitism in relation to criticism of Israel usually imply that the accuser is an Islamophobic racist. This is what they're defending. |
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Your statement implies Americans no longer support these wars, I'm sure many still think they were necessary and good. As was Vietnam and a bunch of other atrocities.
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/us-neo-naz....
So, getting very close to 10% by this poll. And at least Israel has an existential struggle with the Palestinians/Arab world, which explains (but doesn't excuse) racism and terrorism - but what's the excuse for American racism?