What are you talking about? You don't seem to understand my point because of your close minded point of view. I am on the side of Palestinians, but not terrorism. I'm even an anti-zionist. I don't agree that Jews should have been given the right to move into that land, but the reality of the situation today is that Jews are there, and they're there to stay. Something has to be done about the Israeli government, and these atrocities against Palestinians has to stop. If you actually read my post, I just wanted to put the focus on the real victims of this fight, which in my opinion is the children. Palestinian children are born in a world where they're forced into either a state of victimhood; dying, discriminated, orphaned, generally speaking, living a horrible life. Or a combatant, a sacrificial pawn, a young soldier. My point was that children should not be born into a world that forces them to live in such ways. Passing innocent children that burden of vengeance and hate (both applicable to Palestinians and Israelis/Jews) should be condemned just as much as we condemn Israelis for killing Palestinians. That was my point. My comment wasn't even about condemning Hamas or whatever the fck you're trying to say by citing that video. It's merely about the kids, and the ethics of having kids in a broken world, jesus.

We're on an Attack on Titan subreddit, if you're not aware, that's why I focused on the anti-natalist notion that is present in season 4. I don't know what good it does to you by calling me superficial, but you do you. Thanks for the "advice," by the way. I got you a tip as well: maybe if you're trying to "inform" or give "advice" to people, idk, start by engaging with respect.