MadKingBryce

Is this offer extended to the rest of us?

How does this undermine the narrative? These people were still sniped from 400 yards away and posed no threat to the soldiers on the ground. Regardless of their political affiliation, they were murdered.

. In general whatever pickle you were in state would take care of you - even if sending you somewhere you might not like, but take care of you.

What do you mean by this? You mentioned social programs but I'm curious how far they went? What was the range of "pickles" that the state intervened in?

Also what did you mean when you mention sending you somewhere you might not like? Instantly I imagine gulags and the like. Was there some healthcare gulag that people were sent to for treatment? I'm vey curious about it

Me four homie

So I’ve read some of your work and watched a lot of your interviews, and on more than one occasion, I’ve heard you describe the Israeli population as “Sparta-Like” and “Bloodthirsty”. You said that this was a partial explanation for some of the periodic “lawn mowings” brought on by the Israeli leadership. My question is about how Israeli society and media are structured.

In the US, Israeli assaults on Gaza are either framed as Israel defending itself against crazy Arabs or they are simply not reported at all. I think this ignorance of the truth of the matter is how much of the US is able to stomach the insane human rights abuses. In Israel, I’d think that knowledge of the abuse is widespread and hard to ignore. I don’t think that being Sparta-like is inherent to the Israeli people, so the public must have been conditioned to see the Palestine as an actual threat to be defended against. It seems like while living in such proximity to the tragedy, the israeli people wouldn’t be fooled by such an obvious fabrication.

Do I misunderstand the israeli people? Or are their methods of public thought control and indoctrination at the extreme?