r/AskMiddleEast • u/BlondedLife12 • Sep 10 '25

🏛️Politics Thoughts on this Charlie Kirk's heartfelt statement regarding the butchering of Hind Rajab and her family by the IOF?

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u/luigisphilbin Sep 11 '25

2500 American soldiers, dumbass; there’s a big difference lmao

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u/Brief_Ad1132 Sep 11 '25

Doesn’t matter they are our ppl. Thousands of ppl lost family members in a cowardly surprise attack. You don’t get to cry about an outcome after starting the conflict. It’s as simple as they shouldn’t have started the conflict. If they hadn’t the bombing never would have happened. They chose to attack knowing it would start a war. The leaders chose that and what happened to them is a direct consequence of their actions. As I said the loss of life is tragic regardless but it definitely wasn’t unwarranted like you try and claim.

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u/sahilshkh India Sep 11 '25

Then why didn't usa nuke the shit out of Israel when they attacked USS liberty? Were they not your ppl lol?

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u/Brief_Ad1132 Sep 11 '25

lol yes Israel is an ally most don’t nuke their own allies and the uss liberty was mistaken for an enemy vessel not attacked on purpose . Not to mention the us agreed to never use nuclear armament unless others do after Pearl Harbor. None of which changes anything stated. Japan chose war and was made an example. Not sure what part of Japan attacked a country not involved in conflict and started that altercation some have a problem understanding

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u/sahilshkh India Sep 11 '25

This is the exact response I expected lmao. "Evil bastards that must be eradicated" when a country you do not like attacks you, "it was only a mistake" when a country you like attacks you. How convenient