@princesspoppiee you’re talking to someone who grew up in the middle east, who grew up being taught about the situation in palestine and it being a conversation brought up frequently in the household, who also took the necessary steps to further educate myself when i was old enough to. this isn’t new to me, nor is it new to other arabs. this was our upbringing. i’m not “jumping on the bandwagon” — i’m thinking for myself and i’d rather you not assume otherwise. and if this really about “corrupt politicians getting what they want”, what is that? if this isn’t “about terrorism or palestine or israel”, what is this about? what point are you trying to make? not too long ago, you said — and i quote — “the issue in that region is not palestine, it is terrorism”. you’ve contradicted yourself because you clearly have no idea what’s going on — you’re trying to debate what i’ve said without having anything substantial to back your point up. you’re just throwing vague statements at me and expecting me to go along with them. tell me, what exactly do these “corrupt politicians” want? and which politicians are they? and what makes you think this is a war? a war against who, if this isn’t about palestine or israel, and what do you think the objective is? i’m not expecting you to be an expert on this, but if you’re throwing these statements at me and telling me what this is about, then surely you must have some knowledge of what’s going on — but the thing is? you don’t know what’s going on, and you’re trying to justify your stance without knowing what this is all about. so take your own advice and think for yourself, and again go educate yourself before you start making baseless claims.
