@Igor_from_Kyiv_ Same applies to Palestine which you choose to ignore and fraternise with their tormentor. I used to be 100% for Ukraine but all this changed when you blindly followed Israel.
@WirklichF Agree with you Re Ukraine. But why doesn’t Ukraine then show more empathy for the Palestinian people? Hamas is not the Palestinian people. The latter suffered a fate very similar to what Ukraine is going through now. The only difference: we didn’t help them.
@_Alexander_R__ @nedalalamari Your main problem is that you are Muslim. We in the west don’t value Muslim lives. As soon as somebody is Christian or Jewish, big deal. But if the dead kid is Muslim, who cares? So we need to start with changing that. Muslim life matters.
@Telegraph What about expressing empathy with the Palestinian people and objecting to Israel’s continuous expanding invasion by building more and more illegal settlements? Is that not allowed either? End of free speech then.
@Mylovanov Exactly. How can we be 100% with Ukraine against an invader who wants to annihilate them and completely ignore Palestine which suffers the same fate?
@visegrad24 They shouldn’t have removed them. But why does the Jewish community also put up posters of the Palestinian children Israel kills every year in their dozens?
@AndriyYermak My position to Ukraine has fundamentally changed. How can we 100% support Ukraine and condemn the Palestinian people to oblivion? Nothing changes the fact that Palestinians had been living on the land of today’s Israel for many generations. In peace, open to all religions.
@imbalaska Did you ever look at the thousands of human right violations Israel does? We all agree that what hamas did is wrong. But one side being wrong doesn’t automatically make the other side right. Both sides are wrong.
@robwade91225 I wonder whether we were better behaved since we first were afraid of coming out and then suddenly it became clear that we might be winning. Always easier to behave when you are on the winning side. But agree with you that it will be great when this is over.
@Thomidog1 Definitely easier to vote yes when you know it will probably be an overall No. but dangerous if a lot of people do it. Could turn into an accidental Yes. I really want things to improve for marginalised Australians, just don’t think the voice is the way.
@Thomidog1 I also had my moments of doubt. I did a couple of pre-polling stations. Was the only No campaigner, so chatted with quite a few Yes campaigners, listened and was very touched by their absolute passion for the issue. Still leaning more to No but no longer a hard No.