Both the UK Prime Minister and Chancellor are talking about the United Kingdom possibly "defending Israel" militarily against Iran while it commits genocide against occupied Palestinians. Would it be 'fiscally responsible' to burn tax-payers money fighting on the side of unpopular genocidaires? - ThreadSky

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rk70534.bsky.social • 4 days ago

Both the UK Prime Minister and Chancellor are talking about the United Kingdom possibly "defending Israel" militarily against Iran while it commits genocide against occupied Palestinians.

Would it be 'fiscally responsible' to burn tax-payers money fighting on the side of unpopular genocidaires?

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lesserspottedh.bsky.social•4 days ago

No, is the short answer.

arleneadamo.bsky.social•4 days ago

If they are so excited about fighting on behalf of a foreign apartheid state, which would not even have them as citizens, they should do it themselves. They can take their families to fight and die also.

ms-cass.bsky.social•4 days ago

It is a morally corrupt and bankrupt country that supports genocide.

phlkn.bsky.social•4 days ago

I am becoming the joker. I feel like there is some hidden kompromat or something that forces all these world leaders to act contrary to all evidence. MFs just started a war with full knowledge of the consequences - they don't need defending.

norzola.bsky.social•4 days ago

No, not fiscally, not morally, not ethically and not legally, no. Just no!

grumpyoldleftygit.bsky.social•4 days ago

>The "banality of evil" is a concept introduced by philosopher Hannah Arendt, suggesting that evil acts can be committed by ordinary people who fail to think critically about their actions and simply follow orders.<
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Can you imagine ANYONE more banal than this pair: Kid Starver & Roachel Thieves?!🤦‍♀️

norzola.bsky.social•4 days ago

I cannot, no. They do set an unprecedented low.

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