After Bondi beach protesters still call 'globalise the intifada'

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"The pro-Palestine march is now well underway, with demonstrators chanting "End the occupation now" and "Stop arming Israel".

Veteran activist Peter Tatchell has been arrested at the protest for carrying a placard reading "Globalise the intifada", his foundation said."

Thankfully he was arrested for his sign. Clear incitment. The Manchester attack on a synagogue and Bondi beach attack and still some of the pro pal marches want to 'globalise the intifada'.

Which of the October 7th terrorists were humane? The ones who kidnapped, the ones who raped, the ones who murdered or the ones who did all three?

Humane in their murder spree? Are you sure?

You think that Hamas raped and tortured and murdered on October 7th because they were ordered to by Hamas leaders not in the country.

Why do you think the Hamas leaders ordered them to do it?

What nationality were those sick soldiers?

Do you think those sick Palestinians committing atrocities harmed the Palestinian cause?

Or do you think that they thought that murdering Jews was part of the Palestinian cause?

So what did the sick Hamas cunts, whether the attackers or those who gave the orders, do that was humane?

Oh no, the poor rapists were scared.

Ah right. So an uprising. Or an intifada, you might say?

Do you think that intifada should be globalised?

I seem to recall that was the Nazis' response to the Holocaust.

Why are you changing the subject?

"You people?"

I would've thought so, but then again maybe the ones spraying the pheromones were just scared young men...

My money's on the latter, just like the terrorist scum you seem so eager to make excuses for.

@WarmEagle you seem to have missed this question

And I'm still curious to know what the attackers did that was humane but I'm not holding my breath.

Intifada means uprising.

What did Palestinians do during the Second Intifada to try to shake off Israeli oppression?

Good grief, this thread took an awful term since I last visited.