They exist, but I wonder how much that group really matters in the big picture. Anecdotally I’ve never seen this angle in my life, except as a Zionist talking point aiming to delegitimize criticism. Russia, too, is a huge fan of that tactic: got an issue with genocide, wow, can’t believe you’d be that russophobic, big honking crocodile tears, Sad-imir Putin. The Zionists have been equally blatant.
Lemmy is kinda bad
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- amio@lemmy.worldtoEurope@feddit.org•Europe’s harshest Israel critics aren’t driven by Islamism or antisemitism, report suggestsEnglish1·1 day ago
- amio@lemmy.worldtoEurope@feddit.org•Europe’s harshest Israel critics aren’t driven by Islamism or antisemitism, report suggestsEnglish21·1 day ago
The headline is obvious… just by accident. The four lines or so I could stomach make it clear that it’s a fluke. At a passing glance, it looks like they are close to getting the actual point. The ingress(?) makes it clear that that is not the case, they’re blaming this on “virtue signalling”, of all things. Because, y’know, that’s not a red flag or anything.
- amio@lemmy.worldtoEurope@feddit.org•Europe’s harshest Israel critics aren’t driven by Islamism or antisemitism, report suggestsEnglish3·1 day ago
… ? Well, fucking duuuuuuhhhh?
diplomatic failures, national narratives and virtue signaling
Oh yes, that is surely why people are being all mean against the genocidal maniacs.
Edit: why are we platforming this site?
btw, it has no idea if you said something smart, these things are specifically instructed to kiss maximum ass.
- amio@lemmy.worldtoEurope@feddit.org•[Opinion] The EU should bend the One China policy: there isn’t one China, but de facto twoEnglish122·5 days ago
Huh? Everyone has known from the start that there’s not “one” China. It’s been somewhat of a recurring theme in history, I believe. The problem with saying it out loud is that Winnie the Pooh will pitch a bitch fit, and always has been.
Why are the literal only two things they know how to do:
Seriously? (Well, not seriously seriously. Rhetorically “seriously”.)