Journalists are a very small proportion of the population and are afforded protections in combat.
Absolutely. My point being that the scale and wanting manner of destruction and the general disregard of Palestinian life in this ‘war’ is so massive that it’s hard to prove intent in the case of the murder of the family of the journalist.
If those families are targeted specifically is another level of evil. But it’s hard to really prove that, was my main point.
Aide from that, the fact that families die at all, with almost no rationale that van be related to supposed military targets is in itself a breach of military law.
I’m not pushing anyone, but if you keep seeing women as objects you’re just going about it the wrong way.
Re-conditioning yourself is the best way to go about it. Focus on improving yourself, that way you will get more confidence. If any interaction you have with women is about potentially having sex with them thats a problem. OP should stayed at the ‘not trying to hit on them and being glad someone liked his cake’ place, and build confidence from that. I originally though that it was an uplifting post when I read that, as he really feels like he got a skill that others admired.
Not not everybody that likes your cookies will like you personally too, but at least you know you have learned a skill that you can be proud of.
Im playing the devils advocate here, but wouldn’t you hear more about journalist families, as they have a larger following and platform?
I think the IDF nefarious and inhuman, but if a lot of people die then the only ones reported about are if their position in life is different from others. Journalists, aid workers, children bring more to a story, therefore reporting on them is more relevant (statistcally, I’m trying very hard to not let my emotions sway me in this conflict).