The phrase I keep thinking about is "If you've ever wondered what you would do in nazi Germany during the Holocaust, it's whatever you're doing right now." I'm understanding more and more why the anti-fascists did what they did, why leftists were upset with suckdems, and why so many Germans went about their business.

I feel complicit because I haven't inflicted violence on the zionist entities, yet I know how little impact that may have while throwing away my own future. Did the anarchists and Marxists feel this way as they were being rounded up by the SS? What were the soviet thinking when pogroms were occurring all over Europe before Operation Barbarossa? When was the decision made to openly resist?

[–] mahmoud@hexbear.net 1 points 2 weeks ago

The problem is that the Zionist ideology is still spreading and increasing in the world and governments. The Zionist ideology has killed millions of people in Iraq, Somalia, Vietnam, Afghanistan, and currently in Palestine and Gaza. The problem is that there is no one who is confronting this extremist Zionist ideology.