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Honestly, no. Throwing some particularly 'bad apples' under the bus doesn't equate to accountability.
by roommin 11mo ago
Honestly, no. Throwing some particularly 'bad apples' under the bus doesn't equate to accountability.
- tguvot 11mo ago[flagged]
- spiritual 11mo agoIt would be nice to see some actual change. It's not just these soldiers. The rape and torture of prisoners has been noted in Israeli law enforcement for years. The entire institution needs to be gutted and cleaned up.
- tguvot 11mo ago[flagged]
- roommin 11mo agoDo you have a non-hyperbole response?
- tguvot 11mo agosoldiers committed (allegedly, to be determined by court) a crime. crime is been prosecuted by military prosecutor. usually this is how accountability looks . you suggested that it's not appropriate and they been thrown under a bus. i'll say that your response is the one that started with hyperboles
- roommin 11mo agoAccountability does not end with the two people that caught with the most egregious of the crimes. It also extends into addressing the systems that lead to them torturing other people. If Israel was taking accountability for the crimes they've committed it would stop at two random soldiers. So to re-answer, honestly no, this doesn't not look like accountability to me.
- richardfeynman 11mo agotguvot gets it.