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UEFA have finally taken a stand

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LifeOfAShowGirl · 13/08/2025 20:15

https://x.com/uefa/status/1955706670824235327?s=46

A mild, late, spineless stand. But a stand. It makes me wonder how much longer this can go on before governments realise people are fed up of this.

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Dangermoo · 18/08/2025 10:46

LifeOfAShowGirl · 18/08/2025 10:43

The hostages could have been released by now. Israel have not attempted to get them released because they know that the hostages are their justification for the genocide.

Oh dear oh dear oh dear.

Twiglets1 · 18/08/2025 10:45

Wedonttalkaboutboris · 18/08/2025 10:37

Call it naive if you like, but the facts are brutal: 18,000+ children dead, nearly 2 million civilians starving, hospitals and schools destroyed. This isn’t political theatre, it’s documented human suffering. Reality doesn’t care about your cynicism.

Oh really? I didn’t know that apart from you mentioning it over & over again on almost every post you make. We know these facts but there are other facts you don’t want to talk about like the massacre on 7/10 or the sexual violence used against women by Hamas. Why the reluctance to mention facts relating to Hamas?

LifeOfAShowGirl · 18/08/2025 10:43

Twiglets1 · 18/08/2025 10:41

What are you even on about? Releasing the hostages is not an attempt to shift the blame onto Palestinians because they didn’t take the hostages or have the power to release them.

The blame for the hostages lies with Hamas! It’s a manipulation of the truth to suggest otherwise.

The hostages could have been released by now. Israel have not attempted to get them released because they know that the hostages are their justification for the genocide.

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Twiglets1 · 18/08/2025 10:41

Wedonttalkaboutboris · 18/08/2025 10:34

Thank goodness none of us will ever have to spend nearly two years being bombed with the equivalent of 8 Hiroshima bombs, with food and aid weaponised against us, hospitals, schools, and ambulances destroyed, hundreds of journalists killed, and entire families wiped off the registry. In Gaza, 37.7% of the population of children has been killed- compare that to 0.3% in Ukraine.

As long as the hostages exist inside Gaza, Israel can justify even more death and destruction. They’re actually incentivised not to bring their hostages back because then Netanyahu would lose power. Release the hostages is not a good faith argument, it’s a classic Israeli talking point to shift the blame to Palestinians and ignore the fact that Israel has had plenty of chances to get their hostages back without committing genocide.

What are you even on about? Releasing the hostages is not an attempt to shift the blame onto Palestinians because they didn’t take the hostages or have the power to release them.

The blame for the hostages lies with Hamas! It’s a manipulation of the truth to suggest otherwise.

Dangermoo · 18/08/2025 10:39

LifeOfAShowGirl · 18/08/2025 10:38

If you’re going to exploit the plight of the hostages to make a point, don’t be surprised when people come back to you.

You do seem to be able to predict everything though, so can I have the Euromillions numbers for tomorrow night please?

Prediction is easy, when you're going by past posts.

Wedonttalkaboutboris · 18/08/2025 10:39

Dangermoo · 18/08/2025 10:37

A bit crass, comparing the two situations for one upmanship. I did predict it, though.

I’m not trying to compare suffering or score points. I’m using the Ukraine figure purely to give context for the scale of child deaths in Gaza- it’s about illustrating how extreme this crisis is, not about minimising other conflicts.

I’m certainly not the one being crass here.

LifeOfAShowGirl · 18/08/2025 10:38

Dangermoo · 18/08/2025 10:37

A bit crass, comparing the two situations for one upmanship. I did predict it, though.

If you’re going to exploit the plight of the hostages to make a point, don’t be surprised when people come back to you.

You do seem to be able to predict everything though, so can I have the Euromillions numbers for tomorrow night please?

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Dangermoo · 18/08/2025 10:37

Wedonttalkaboutboris · 18/08/2025 10:34

Thank goodness none of us will ever have to spend nearly two years being bombed with the equivalent of 8 Hiroshima bombs, with food and aid weaponised against us, hospitals, schools, and ambulances destroyed, hundreds of journalists killed, and entire families wiped off the registry. In Gaza, 37.7% of the population of children has been killed- compare that to 0.3% in Ukraine.

As long as the hostages exist inside Gaza, Israel can justify even more death and destruction. They’re actually incentivised not to bring their hostages back because then Netanyahu would lose power. Release the hostages is not a good faith argument, it’s a classic Israeli talking point to shift the blame to Palestinians and ignore the fact that Israel has had plenty of chances to get their hostages back without committing genocide.

A bit crass, comparing the two situations for one upmanship. I did predict it, though.

Wedonttalkaboutboris · 18/08/2025 10:37

Dangermoo · 18/08/2025 10:31

This reminds me of the line in the Godfather, when Kate says "Presidents don't around having people killed". Ms Munroe says hello. So naive.

Call it naive if you like, but the facts are brutal: 18,000+ children dead, nearly 2 million civilians starving, hospitals and schools destroyed. This isn’t political theatre, it’s documented human suffering. Reality doesn’t care about your cynicism.

Wedonttalkaboutboris · 18/08/2025 10:34

Dangermoo · 18/08/2025 10:24

Thank goodness none of us will ever have to spend nigh on two years, being imprisoned in a tunnel, being forced to dig our own grave. I suppose it's easy to be blasé about the hostages' plight and talk about it being boring or insignificant, when you aren't in their shoes.

Thank goodness none of us will ever have to spend nearly two years being bombed with the equivalent of 8 Hiroshima bombs, with food and aid weaponised against us, hospitals, schools, and ambulances destroyed, hundreds of journalists killed, and entire families wiped off the registry. In Gaza, 37.7% of the population of children has been killed- compare that to 0.3% in Ukraine.

As long as the hostages exist inside Gaza, Israel can justify even more death and destruction. They’re actually incentivised not to bring their hostages back because then Netanyahu would lose power. Release the hostages is not a good faith argument, it’s a classic Israeli talking point to shift the blame to Palestinians and ignore the fact that Israel has had plenty of chances to get their hostages back without committing genocide.

Dangermoo · 18/08/2025 10:31

Wedonttalkaboutboris · 18/08/2025 10:26

It’s not manipulation when these are documented, verifiable human tragedies- it’s reality. And cynicism doesn’t make the suffering any less real.

It also highlights how some people conflate humanitarian outrage with political agendas, rather than seeing the real, documented suffering on the ground.

Do you really think 18,000+ children needed to be killed? Do you think nearly 2 million civilians need to be starved?

This reminds me of the line in the Godfather, when Kate says "Presidents don't around having people killed". Ms Munroe says hello. So naive.

Kakeandkake · 18/08/2025 10:31

Twiglets1 · 18/08/2025 10:26

Palestine Action - the pensioner Intifada.

Unfortunately a lot of people are very naive I think. But some are way more cynical than us and they are the ones using emotive language relentlessly.

Disgusting.

Dangermoo · 18/08/2025 10:30

Twiglets1 · 18/08/2025 10:26

Palestine Action - the pensioner Intifada.

Unfortunately a lot of people are very naive I think. But some are way more cynical than us and they are the ones using emotive language relentlessly.

Pensioner intifada! 😆 🤣

LifeOfAShowGirl · 18/08/2025 10:28

Twiglets1 · 18/08/2025 10:27

Do you think we don’t see through you? We do.

See through what? A genuine concern for ALL civilians and hostages?

I don’t believe Israeli people should be living in fear of being bombed by multiple countries because their government is intent on attacking them. I don’t believe the hostages should have been taken.

I also don’t believe that a genocide should be enacted in Palestine. It’s that simple.

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Dangermoo · 18/08/2025 10:28

Twiglets1 · 18/08/2025 10:26

Palestine Action - the pensioner Intifada.

Unfortunately a lot of people are very naive I think. But some are way more cynical than us and they are the ones using emotive language relentlessly.

Another poster mentioned something once, about a theory regarding some Pro Pal posters' motives. Food for thought.

Twiglets1 · 18/08/2025 10:27

Wedonttalkaboutboris · 18/08/2025 10:26

It’s not manipulation when these are documented, verifiable human tragedies- it’s reality. And cynicism doesn’t make the suffering any less real.

It also highlights how some people conflate humanitarian outrage with political agendas, rather than seeing the real, documented suffering on the ground.

Do you really think 18,000+ children needed to be killed? Do you think nearly 2 million civilians need to be starved?

Do you think we don’t see through you? We do.

Dangermoo · 18/08/2025 10:27

justanotherpassword · 18/08/2025 10:19

Muslim brotherhood? Now if I’d made a comment like that about Jewish people I’d be called anti semetic before I could blink.

So you don't know about its inception and continuing practice - you automatically assume its a racist term. My goodness.

Twiglets1 · 18/08/2025 10:26

Dangermoo · 18/08/2025 10:20

I agree. I also don't believe any adults can be as woefully naive, when it comes to discussing how terrorists and their benefactors, operate. Then again, seeing the amount of support Palestine Action Group is getting, explains a lot.

Palestine Action - the pensioner Intifada.

Unfortunately a lot of people are very naive I think. But some are way more cynical than us and they are the ones using emotive language relentlessly.

Wedonttalkaboutboris · 18/08/2025 10:26

Twiglets1 · 18/08/2025 10:18

Emotional manipulation is childishly easy to spot. Some on here may be victims of it but some are cynically using it as a technique themselves.

It’s not manipulation when these are documented, verifiable human tragedies- it’s reality. And cynicism doesn’t make the suffering any less real.

It also highlights how some people conflate humanitarian outrage with political agendas, rather than seeing the real, documented suffering on the ground.

Do you really think 18,000+ children needed to be killed? Do you think nearly 2 million civilians need to be starved?

Dangermoo · 18/08/2025 10:25

LifeOfAShowGirl · 18/08/2025 10:20

I was going to say this but couldn’t be bothered for the backlash. But yes, a lot of the conversation seems to stray into this sort of territory

That just goes to show that both you and the other poster aren't equipped with the wider facts. It isn't a racist term. I did predict, however, that it would be called as such. Embarrassing.

Dangermoo · 18/08/2025 10:24

Thank goodness none of us will ever have to spend nigh on two years, being imprisoned in a tunnel, being forced to dig our own grave. I suppose it's easy to be blasé about the hostages' plight and talk about it being boring or insignificant, when you aren't in their shoes.

Dangermoo · 18/08/2025 10:20

Twiglets1 · 18/08/2025 10:18

Emotional manipulation is childishly easy to spot. Some on here may be victims of it but some are cynically using it as a technique themselves.

I agree. I also don't believe any adults can be as woefully naive, when it comes to discussing how terrorists and their benefactors, operate. Then again, seeing the amount of support Palestine Action Group is getting, explains a lot.

Twiglets1 · 18/08/2025 10:20

LifeOfAShowGirl · 18/08/2025 10:16

👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

How on earth people can see this and say that this is about the hostages, I do not know. Even the families of hostages are now protesting their government because they know they don’t want the release of the hostages to happen.

Not all families of hostages are - some are solidly behind government policy. You can’t just cherry pick the ones you want. They are a diverse group with diverse opinions.

LifeOfAShowGirl · 18/08/2025 10:20

justanotherpassword · 18/08/2025 10:19

Muslim brotherhood? Now if I’d made a comment like that about Jewish people I’d be called anti semetic before I could blink.

I was going to say this but couldn’t be bothered for the backlash. But yes, a lot of the conversation seems to stray into this sort of territory

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justanotherpassword · 18/08/2025 10:19

Dangermoo · 18/08/2025 09:22

Why are you angry they didn't do it sooner? Were you expecting a football association to get involved, one way or another? If this was about one dead footballer, an image of his photo and a testimony would have been appropriate, at the match. It isn't about that though, it's being controlled by arabs and their billions. I repeat, once again, its about the Muslim Brotherhood.

Muslim brotherhood? Now if I’d made a comment like that about Jewish people I’d be called anti semetic before I could blink.

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