They just want everyone to be quiet about it and please, refrain from calling them out.
Imagine picturing a conflict, the kind of classic conflict the world has seen a lot in the past. The conflict in the movie could be a reference to a lot of things that happened for real.
There was not one mention or reference to Israel.
We’ve seen this trope in movies a thousand times.
It’s really telling on them, if they put the foot themselves on the table, for everyone to see and also make the shoe fit. For everyone to see.
What’s missing in real life, is the good ones arriving and preventing the genocide.
They aren’t asking that question. They know they are.
They just want everyone to be quiet about it and please, refrain from calling them out.
Imagine picturing a conflict, the kind of classic conflict the world has seen a lot in the past. The conflict in the movie could be a reference to a lot of things that happened for real.
There was not one mention or reference to Israel. We’ve seen this trope in movies a thousand times.
It’s really telling on them, if they put the foot themselves on the table, for everyone to see and also make the shoe fit. For everyone to see.
What’s missing in real life, is the good ones arriving and preventing the genocide.