Row 52573

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>Irrelevant

Why is it irrelevant?

>The targets were civilians in both cases. That's the important part.

Not really - Israel has a universal draft, the US does not.

>Terrorists, and spreading terror in both cases.

Nope, Al Qaeda is/was international. Hamas is localized.

>Are you suggesting terrorism is somehow more acceptable or less tragic now than it was in 2001?

No, but the US has managed to handle it better. Israel probably could too but their are lead by incompetents who let terrorists attacks happen.

> What's the specific difference between the US and Israel that makes it unthinkable to consider sympathy over 9/11 to be a problematic political opinion, but totally fine to do so for 10/7?

US allows immigrants from all over the world. Israel's immigration policy is essentially racist - they give huge preference to people with jewish background.

>Was the UN targeted or attacked?

No, but a member of the UN security council was. You're being obtuse.

> It's almost like they're at war with many nations or something

Yes, and they need to find a way to make peace with them.

> Or do you propose all nations should start letting citizens of enemy states through their borders?

Nations should recognize that it is not the citizens that are their enemies. Plenty of Afghans came to the US during that war. Every country the US has fought a war with has a large immigrant population within the US.

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