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It's the dunk tank.
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Pretty much, also imagine supporting a genocide (non-Zionist Jews are infinitely welcome) and then crying the ongoing victims aren't inviting you to hang out.... truly fragile colonizer mentality
::: spoiler This isnt really directed at you but just in general about the usage of the term non-zionist here
Nonzionism is not antizionism, just like nonracist doesnt mean antiracist. Nonzionist jews may not be actively pushing for genocide, but the nonzionists in my family are deeply apathetic to what is happening, and refuse to engage beyond condemnations of blatantly genocidal acts (when they havent been poisoned by propaganda). They will run defence for israel without realizing it, in the same way a nonracist may hold up systemic racism without actively commiting racist acts/speech. Those in my family who are nonzionists have no issue with israel existing as is, rather, they take issue with seeing genocide before them; They sit at a table with zionists just as comfortably as with antizionists.
Imo, antizionists should be welcome. Nonzionists make me nervous and frustrated and sad and deeply angry, as they help enable genocide.
Good point, and I fully agree with you. I hadn't quite considered the difference when typing it, admittedly- but I'll try to specify "anti-Zionist" from now on.