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        Why do you think a new state being formed would be worse than the current genocidal settler colonial state slaughtering children for sport?

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            I didn’t ask you if it was or not. Why do you think a new state would be worse than the present genocidal settler-colonial state of Israel?

            In order to be against a new one-state solution, you’d have to prove why you think the present situation is preferable, or that there aren’t better alternatives.

            As it stands, you are tacitly approving the genocide and settler-colonialism, even if you don’t morally agree with it, which is why I am asking what your problem with a one-state solution is.

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              As I said, I don’t have a problem with it. I literally said that’s what I’d be happy with. I just don’t see it as realistic.

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                  Because of gestures at everything maybe?

                  I’d really fucking love to stop oil companies from polluting our planet and making climate change worse by the day, but it’s not realistic to shut them down tomorrow. Do I need to explain why that’s not realistic either?

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                    Vibes are truly the pinnacle of material geopolitical analysis.

                    You have no points, just vibes. Push for a one-state solution, come up with a meaningful alternative that is factually better, or admit that you’re okay with the status quo of genocide and settler colonialism.