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this post was submitted on 27 May 2026
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Pre-emptive defensive bombing of elementary schools and hospitals
The answer the Israeli government would rarely admit (I was going to say never, but then I remember Israel's president Herzog saying there are no civilians in Gaza), but IOF members have said repeatedly, is that they see those children as future terrorists.
Now the ordinary liberal might be inclined to believe the IOF would kill children but feel guilty about it, doing it as something they see as a necessity, but in reality you have literal tweets from Israelis looking at crying children and swearing at them and promising to kill them; they don't see a child in Palestinian children (or even any non-Jewish Middle Eastern children for that matter), they see them as adults; Fox news referring to black children as young men is something they do intentionally to get people used to the idea of seeing black children as adults, Israelis just naturally see non-Jewish Middle Eastern children as adults.
In 1864 when ordering the Sand Creek Massacre, US Army Colonel Chivington said, "nits make lice" to justify killing children.
And the painful reason I already knew about this was because Gary Gygax used it to explain why killing goblin babies was okay (also calling Chivington's words an 'observation', rather than personal views, as though Chivington was explaining a fact he'd learned)
Looking this up right now and wow he said that in 2005.
I know about Chivington as the villain of Silas Soule's story. Soule had fought alongside John Brown in Kansas, then joined the Union Army to fight against the Confederates. He was a Captain under Chivington at Sand Creek and refused the order, then reported the massacre, for which he was shot dead in the street.
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