Sometimes war is necessary and showing respect to the people who have the courage to fight in them isn't "glorification of war."
DarthJon
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It may not have been antisemitic, but it is at least callously insensitive to the large Jewish community in the school.
Yeah, you sound really broken up over the possibility of someone nuking Jerusalem
No, people who celebrate terrorism and call for globalized intifada are "pro-Hamas"
This isn't rocket science here. Can you show me a single Palestinian rally where there was anything resembling peaceful "criticism of Israel?"
How are they "so obviously fake"?
Can you give me an example of something you consider to be "glorification of war?"
I think it's an issue of interpretation. If you accept that war is sometimes necessary, and armed forces are required to fight in those wars, the country has to take some steps to encourage people to consider military service. Otherwise we won't have a military when we need it. Plus, showing pride in the role we have played in major wars is a mechanism for generating national pride, which is something that has been in significant decline (partly due to our open immigration policies). I don't consider these things "glorification of war."