Well the UK military is being used to support Israel so, fair game. This isn't about the people who did that though, it's a direct attack on freedom of speech. These people are literally about to be arrested for saying the "wrong thing".
Sorry, when protesters shout "Free Palestine", "Long Live October the 7th", "From The River To The Sea..." (I'm not even going to repeat that in full here), I can't put it other than there's a bunch of neonazis trying to be on the wrong side of history (again).
There is absolutely nothing wrong with any of those statements. Israel is an illegitimate state, worse than Nazi Germany. It should not exist and Palestinians have every right to self defense. None of that is relevant to the UK though, they're clearly occupied by the zionists since they've made it illegal to stand against a foreign terrorist colony.
Also, most people on this planet are anti-Zionist. The "wrong side of history" will clearly be Zionism, as dictated by all of us.
You're taking the liberty of free speech and abuse it for hate speech. Although I do appreciate your honesty, you're probably breaking the law in multiple countries and I've already notified authorities.
Hate speech can be dangerous. WWII oughta have tought people a lesson but I'm afraid not enough people attended history classes.
There are 8.3 billion people on the planet. I'd bet that a majority have no definition of Zionism at all.
Just because college students & college professors drunk on Theory think a certain way this does not at all map on to way the other 8.299 billion of us think.
I’m tired of banging my head against a wall; it seems that no matter how hard I try to explain the illegitimacy of the "isn't real" state, people just engage in mental gymnastics to find justifications that fit their confirmation bias.
I feel like I’m losing my mind more and more for defending a basic shred of humanity: that Palestine has the right to exist and that territory belongs to them.
Yet, due to external factors, a large portion of the population in my country insists on defending genocide while feigning a virtue that never existed—all while putting on airs of erudition. As if I were the stupid one for simply being human.