Isaac101 🎗 🕊 🇮🇱 🇬🇧

Less than 1% of the population is Active Duty Military, less than 6% of the US population has ever served in our military, and only a percentage of those that have served have ever seen war. That means that roughly over 95% of the American population has no idea what war actually looks like. War is one group of people trying as hard as they can to kill another until certain goals are achieved. War affects everyone in the battlefield, including civilians, whether they were targeted or not. War is blood and guts and dismembered bodies. War is death and destruction. War is terrible, for sure, but do not conflate war with genocide. They are two distinctly different things, and genocide is far, far worse. What Hitler and Stalin did to Jews and Kulaks was genocide. What Mao did to the Chinese peasantry was genocide. What the Chinese did and are still doing to Uyghurs is genocide. There was legitimate genocide in Rwanda, Darfur, Ethiopia, the Congo, Tibet, Cambodia, and Bangladesh. But there is no genocide happening in Gaza. In Gaza, they are busy losing a war that they started when they killed a thousand Israelis and took hundreds more hostage. They cheered in the streets when it happened. Most of you cannot even begin to comprehend this concept because your only reference to war is what you have seen on TV or in movies. It’s not your fault that you cannot understand this, it’s just reality. That is why those of us that have seen war understand what is actually going on in the world. We’ve actually lived it. We’ve seen what happens when a bomb goes off. We know that terrorists often hide behind civilians to put soldiers in perilous positions. We know that they train and indoctrinate women and children to fight, even though we wish they wouldn’t. We know. My point for all of this is, if you have never actually experienced war, maybe don’t act like you know what you are talking about by virtue signaling morality on the internet as you simultaneously defend actual terrorist organizations.