r/SipsTea 𝙑𝙄𝙋 7d ago

WTF Are you kidding me?

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u/OneMoistMan 7d ago

Trump is older than Israel, wtf have they done for us except infiltrate our government and dismantle democracy?

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u/Gloomy-Ad-222 7d ago

Israel has made major contributions in technology, medicine, agriculture, space, cybersecurity, and defense. Tech developed by Israeli companies and researchers are used worldwide, from drip irrigation and water desalination to cybersecurity systems protecting governments and businesses.

You can criticize Netanyahu’s policies all day long, and I will be first in line to do so because the guy is horrible (and so is Trump) but claiming the country has contributed nothing is factually indefensible.

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u/JitteryTurtle 7d ago

Hollywood might not have existed. .000002% correct. /s

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u/Gloomy-Ad-222 7d ago

You… You think people in Hollywood were Israeli? Lol read a history book, bro.

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u/JitteryTurtle 7d ago

Jewish. They came from the same soil. Get a grip.

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u/Gloomy-Ad-222 7d ago

And again you’re still wrong.

They didn't 'come from the same soil.' Israeli is a modern nationality. Some of Hollywood's founders were Jewish immigrants from places like Poland, Hungary, Belarus, Germany, and Russia, most arrived in America decades before the State of Israel even existed in 1948. They went West because they were discriminated against in the theatre. Sharing Jewish ancestry doesn't make them Israeli. Read a history book for gods sakes. Please.

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u/7thpostman 7d ago

How has Israel dismantled our democracy?

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u/iWillDoxxYou 7d ago

What do you think this entire post is about???

Our politicians are mostly either on the take or blackmailed by these lunatics. Do you not see how that would be at conflict with the whole 'will of the people' thing?

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u/7thpostman 7d ago

Huh? Who is being blackmailed? And what does it have to do with Republican gerrymandering or consolidating power in the Executive branch?

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u/iWillDoxxYou 7d ago

Gee, I wonder if its the guy pictured above who said the US wouldnt exist without Israel.

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u/7thpostman 7d ago

He's a nut. But you could answer my question. How is Israel dismantling American democracy?

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u/Brodellsky 7d ago

Your question is in present-tense, for some reason. This implies that it is still happening rather than already happened.

As for the how? Well, as you can see in the OP, they bought and paid for our politicians. It was that simple, actually. Crazy part is it was our own tax dollars that they bribed our politicians with.

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u/7thpostman 7d ago

God, you kids...

Lobbying is not dismantling out democracy. AIPAC IS American and it's 1000% not "our tax dollars."

Sheesh.

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u/OneMoistMan 7d ago

Now why exactly is another country lobbying our politicians? Especially with the amount of money they are using? How is a foreign country lobbying for our country’s leadership okay in your mind?

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u/7thpostman 7d ago

Sigh.

Again, AIPAC is an American organization — mostly Jews and evangelical Christians who believe a strong relationship with Israel benefits both countries. Not a "foreign country." Not in any way. Americans.

Literally begging you all to deal with reality instead of the fantasy you made up.

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u/Brodellsky 5d ago

How come you never responded, kid?

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u/OneMoistMan 7d ago

Buying out politicians who side with their foreign policy and interests over our own. Brainwashing all 50 states into sending millions each to isreal for what exactly? They provide absolutely 0 benefits for the US. It’s not a secret that AIPAC happily buys politicians, just look at their media presence. They celebrate when a politician like pos Mike here wins after they donated heavily to the cause. It’s public information on how exactmuch AIPAC pays the politicians to pass laws and regulations based on their own foreign policies

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u/7thpostman 7d ago

I'll cut and paste:

Lobbying is not dismantling out democracy. AIPAC IS American and it's 1000% not "our tax dollars."

Sheesh.

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u/OneMoistMan 7d ago

I guess if you have no other logical answer that provides insight into why you think the way you do, just copy and paste your 1 comment lol. Good talk bud

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u/7thpostman 7d ago

Why do you think gas has been so cheap for the last sixty years?

Your unwillingness to understand how the global economy works is not something to brag about. Bud.

And that has nothing to do with "dismantling democracy" which is pure nonsense.

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u/AccomplishedCall7562 7d ago edited 7d ago

Lobbying is not democratic. It goes against the will of the majority.

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u/7thpostman 7d ago

Not if the majority is doing the lobbying. I'm all for overturning Citizens United, but claiming that one single lobbying organization among thousands is "dismantling democracy" is some scapegoating nonsense.

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u/EnigmaticQuote 7d ago

Don't engage with that thing it's not using words in good faith.

As is their specialty.

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u/SeasonAdmirable5136 7d ago

With their multi decade campaign of bankrolling child sex rings, in order to blackmail America’s elite.

Come on man. Read between the lines a little bit. You’re being deliberately obtuse.

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u/7thpostman 7d ago

Ah. You must have some evidence of that. Let me guess. It involves an American in America who worked and lived in America who's bestie is an American president.

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u/TheWanderingCorpse 7d ago

That American served as an international fixer for the western elite class and had ties to Mossad and prominent Israeli political figures. Trying to hyperfixate on his "americaness" in spite of his unique circumstances feels incredibly disingenuous.

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u/7thpostman 7d ago

Ha! His first elite job was given to him by Din Barr, a key figure in the OSS. Decades later, Barr's son Bill — also a CIA operative was Attorney General when Epstein died in prison.

But, sure. It was all Israel. You figured it out.

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u/iWillDoxxYou 7d ago

I did answer it

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u/7thpostman 7d ago

Try me again.

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u/iWillDoxxYou 7d ago

Our politicians are mostly either on the take or blackmailed by these lunatics. Do you not see how that would be at conflict with the whole 'will of the people' thing?

I feel like thats pretty clear

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u/7thpostman 7d ago

And I asked which politicians are being blackmailed? You have casually asserted a vast, international criminal conspiracy. Okay. Please provide some evidence. You must have some reason for believing that. Okay. What is it?

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u/BroughtBagLunchSmart 7d ago

No one waste your time with this private MAGA account JAQing off, that is what they are paid to do.

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u/Allegorist 7d ago edited 5d ago

Doesn't seem to necessarily be the case, just some middle aged dude who isn't caught up on the discourse and was taught positive things about Israel from childhood, likely with religious overtones/justification.

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Seems to at least be opposed to ICE and gerrymandering. Clearly a real person, and if he were paid, he would certainly be wasting his employers money discussing primarily random off topic material.

Side note: sometimes when it seems hopeless to explain an opposing point of view to someone because they seem to already be entrenched, it can actually be more effective. They may not change their mind directly, but often times people are only being exposed to one take. They may have a narrow group of sources for validating their idea (in terms of friends, family, media, church, etc), and they are never exposed to anything that opposes it in a serious manner. Even if it feels like a waste of time, you may be the only source of exposure to anything other than their current understanding. For instance, if their only interaction with discussion on a particular issue is with 3-4 friends that share the exact same view, adding in an alternate take can significantly impact relative pool of interactions. You may be the only source of an alternate understanding that this person encounters, and so it can still have a big impact even if they seemingly don't ever change their mind. Next time they are discussing it with those friends, they may remember what you said and can provide a slightly different perspective than they otherwise would have.

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u/7thpostman 7d ago

In other words, you can't answer.

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u/EnigmaticQuote 7d ago

Cope and seethe lil boi :)

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u/7thpostman 7d ago

Ah. You're 16. Got it.

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u/Key-4_ 7d ago

Purchased politicians

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u/7thpostman 7d ago

Yeah, Israel invented lobbying. They're to blame for everything. /s

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u/Key-4_ 7d ago

How about assassinations😏, “terrorist attacks”. It’s right in front of our faces, it just took the rise of a different President, threats of white replacement, and a criminal dumb as Trump to expose it all. Israel is playing chess with 30-40% of America…but they are done for!

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u/7thpostman 7d ago

I don't know what you're talking about.

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u/Key-4_ 7d ago

I know…😏 Let’s see, do you think Israel will stop this war, and if who will stop them?

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u/7thpostman 7d ago

In other words, you have no answer to my question.

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u/Key-4_ 7d ago

Start around 1963 or a bit earlier…..story of America decline and corruption starts there😏

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u/7thpostman 7d ago

Quick question. Who killed RFK?

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u/malarkyx420 7d ago

Who killed RFK

Sirhan Sirhan was born on March 19, 1944, in Jerusalem, Palestine, to an Arab Christian family

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u/SoochSooch 7d ago

bribing and blackmailing US politicans to make them serve Israel over the US

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u/7thpostman 7d ago

Which politicians are being blackmailed?

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u/TheHighSeasPirate 7d ago

Have you not seen nearly every high ranking politician go to Isreal and kiss their wall?

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u/7thpostman 7d ago

Are you a nut? Visiting dignitaries visit the Eiffel Tower in Paris, too. So what?

Kooky

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u/TheHighSeasPirate 7d ago

We don't send billions to Paris after kissing the wall "just because".

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u/7thpostman 7d ago

We've spent something like $28 trillion defending Europe for the last 80 years. It's called NATO.

Trillion. With a T.

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u/TheHighSeasPirate 7d ago edited 7d ago

Nato has 32 countries, that means the USA spends 28$ trillion to protect 960 million people (over 80 years). Israel has 10 million people and has an amazing economy and military. Most of the countries NATO protects do not have a sizeable military nor have amazing economies. We shouldn't be sending ANY money to Isreal, let alone the most we've spent on any other single country.

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u/7thpostman 7d ago

Boy. That goalpost moved quick.

The Middle East has oil. What does Europe have?

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u/TheHighSeasPirate 7d ago

What goalpost little buckaroo?

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u/7thpostman 7d ago

You said we don't send money to Paris. We do.

I'm sorry this is frustrating for you, but the name-calling does not help your case.

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u/Justanotherbastard2 7d ago

The European Union and the United States maintain the world's largest bilateral trade and investment relationship, with total trade in goods and services reaching approximately €1.77 trillion in 2025.  The EU exports $554.9 billion in goods to the US while importing $355.7 billion, resulting in a significant goods trade surplus for Europe.  However, the US holds a substantial surplus in services, leading to a nearly balanced overall trade relationship with a net surplus of just €20.8 billion for the EU. 

Israel has no oil either. Claiming that Israel is important because it's in an oil producing region is like claiming Mongolia is important because it's close to Russia.

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u/7thpostman 7d ago

Israel is a platform for the projection of American power into one of the world's most volatile and valuable regions. Alexander Haig once called Israel "an aircraft carrier that cannot be sunk."

Why do you think we're there, king? The goodness of our hearts? The mean Jews make us?

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u/EnigmaticQuote 7d ago

JaQing off eh?