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no

lol lame ass country

Not that things would’ve been better with Democrats in power (in terms of our relationship with Iran and Israel), but can you believe this piece of shit has only been in office for FIVE MONTHS? it feels like a decade

It only took a few posts to start spewing this shit. This has NOTHING to do with wanting to help the poor innocent Iranians. If that were the case Saudi Arabia wouldn’t be our biggest ally in the region. Google wahabiism and their batshit crazy ideologies. Pure hypocrisy. You’re trying to brainwash us.

We’re Israel‘s bitch

I’m being sarcastic because that’s what i have been accused of my whole life. And I truly do mean my whole life. Way before October whatever. “What Israel and it’s government is doing is wrong, and Zionism is wrong” “you hate jews”

FYI: Mexico’s President Condemns Aggression on Gaza, Calls for Recognition of Palestine Our president, whom I proudly voted for, is Jewish. But we’re both antisemites.

No. Their psychotic point of view is having the opposite effect and for once it’s helping the world wake up. Look at page 1 in this thread until now. Example: My 67 year old Mexican mother in law in Mexico City is on the phone with my husband right now as I type this talking about what a horrible person Netanyahu is.

No he won’t. The world is a horrible place full of impunity.

Chat Gpt and I rewrote history Afghanistan (Cold War → 2001 invasion): During the Cold War, the U.S. armed and funded mujahideen fighters (including future Taliban and al-Qaeda members) in the 1980s to counter Soviet influence. This deeply destabilized Afghanistan, setting the stage for civil war, the rise of the Taliban, and the eventual 2001 U.S. invasion under the banner of fighting terrorism — a conflict many argue was rooted in problems the West helped create. Iraq (2003): The U.S. invaded Iraq under the false pretext that Saddam Hussein had weapons of mass destruction and ties to al-Qaeda. The war dismantled the Iraqi state, caused massive civilian casualties, and fueled regional instability. Many analysts point to oil, military expansion, and reshaping the Middle East as underlying motives. Syria (2011–present): The Syrian civil war began as part of the Arab Spring, but Western powers quickly backed armed opposition groups — many of whom were foreign fighters or Islamist extremists, not grassroots Syrian rebels. This outside funding and arming of militias turned a domestic uprising into a prolonged and deadly proxy war, involving the U.S., Gulf states, Turkey, Iran, and Russia.

Make it make sense

We’re falling for this shit again and I’m an anti semite for not wanting this genocidal monster to drag the US, MY COUNTRY, to war. Fight your own damn war you started. FREE PALESTINE

Blaming Afghans, Syrians, Iraqis for what were essentially proxy wars instigated by the west is unjust at best and fucking stupid and intentionally conniving at worst. Rewriting history. In the case of Iraq it was Netan fucking yahu who lied to the American people and told us Sadam had weapons of mass destruction and then Condoleezza Rice had to go testify and say it wasn’t true. and go look at the Syria discussions on this forum I and several people were extremely active. Don’t say shit you don’t know.

Call us anti semite for being DONE with the apartheid / genocidal state of Israel all you want. If you don’t know the difference between Judaism and Zionism that’s your problem not ours.

Mileikowsky and Israel can suck it. Weren’t happy enough with getting away with genocide. Now they have to drag the world into WWIII based on more baseless accusations and you people still act like the victims. FREE PALESTINE

Never ending victim

The U.S, Israel

FYI I'm not really passionate about this topic, I just find it interesting people from the US and Europe (?) are unaware of this. America existed long before the USA existed I don't know about Argentina, which is an entirely different country, but if you ever want to annoy a Mexican (from Mexico, not Mexican born and raised in the U.S. because they were taught geography in the U.S.) and get an eye roll, tell them they're not American.

I'm from Mexico, I have only lived in the U.S. for work for the past 4 years. We don't call ourselves American, but we are American, by definition, and that's what gets under our skin. We even have songs about it. This one translates roughly to "We are more American than you are"

Oh,no, I totally agree, I’m Mexican this pisses us off, I was brought up to believe I’m American, because we are, and now as an adult all of a sudden I’m not because US Americans said so

Actually, no. We’re both not right. You could argue he’s the first NORTH American, or the first United States of American pope but he’s not the first American pope.

So we’re both right.

Outside of the USA its considered one continent, America. I asked Chat GPT to explain it for us: Here’s a simple explanation: In many Spanish- and Portuguese-speaking countries, especially in Latin America, school systems teach that there are six continents, and “America” is one big continent that includes North, Central, and South America. This idea comes from the fact that all these regions are connected by land and share some cultural and historical ties, like colonization and the spread of certain languages and traditions. On the other hand, in the United States and much of Europe, students are taught that there are seven continents, and they split America into North America and South America. So, whether someone sees America as one or two continents mostly depends on where they grew up and how they were taught in school.

I mean, that's kind of taken out of context... this is the first time in my life that I've defended Trump, but he did say "which is a nice, loving relationship"