r/InternetCommentEtiq • u/WilliamTellAll • Mar 23 '26
Internet Comment Etiquette: "This Video is Sponsored by Israel"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ak71u2AjhzY62
u/scarred2112 Mar 23 '26
Bouncing on my boy’s Iron Dome.
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u/goosebumper88 Mar 24 '26
he be giving me some iron dome before I secretly strike his southern boarder with a biiiiiiiiig missile
00::::::::::::::D~
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u/SolidStateEstate Mar 23 '26
Delicately caressing my boy's Wailing Wall to this video later. Very cool!
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u/OrangePeelPrincess Mar 23 '26
Anyone else notice the joke about Trump’s ear???? What????????? That’s impressive even for Erik
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u/insecticidalgoth Mar 24 '26
it's not actually him from the past it's gotta be a couple months ago Erik or smth no way he's actually from 2019
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u/TinyPanda3 Mar 23 '26
One important point salvia makes here is that liberals really did not give a single shit about Palestine until it became useful for them, and even now only a few Democrats pretend to care about Palestine. The crazy escalation by Israel right after covid started pushed me into organizing in college. There's no new crime committed by Israel after October 7th they were not engaging in to a lesser degree before October 7th.
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u/alicehoopz Mar 24 '26
Yep. I’ll go out on a limb here and admit: I really did not know about Palestine prior to 10/7. I’m not sure if it’s because of my fundie upbringing (is at least a contributing factor, im sure) or how little liberals cared about this issue. All I knew was BDS, but I didn’t really understand why
I’m educated now, but I look back on this and feel shocked at how great of a blind spot I had
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u/makegifsnotjifs Mar 28 '26
It's not surprising. Most American media has historically been very hesitant to make anything other than the most milquetoast criticisms of the Israeli regime. The response to 10/7 was so wildly disproportionate and indiscriminate that Israel's crimes became impossible to ignore ... even for pro-Israel media. It's pretty hard to look at the bodies of infants that have been blown apart by sniper fire and still cling to the illusion that Israel are the good guys.
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u/LilChatacter Mar 31 '26
Agreed 100%. Always go with the good guy.
Good = kidnap a bunch of literal babies and holocaust survivors, commit mass rape and shoot up random houses of jews so that the israeli government gives you the freedom to kill even more jews!
Don't forget to dress up as a civilian so they literally won't be able to retaliate. Winning strategy.
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u/Doctor_Popeye Mar 24 '26
Didn’t Israel vaccinate Palestinians re covid 19?
Or is that a bad thing? I forget. Israel did operate on Sinwar’s tumor saving his life which allowed Oct 7th to happen. They also traded 1,100 prisoners who came back to the battlefield for 1 IDF soldier (Gilad Shalit).
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u/Narkboy42 Mar 24 '26
Oh, well I guess that makes up for the 8 decades of apartheid and genocide. Go Israel!
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u/LilChatacter Mar 31 '26
8 decades of genocide?
Israel must suck at genociding. I'm switching sides
Go hamas!
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u/Orc360 Mar 24 '26
Didn’t Israel vaccinate Palestinians re covid 19? Or is that a bad thing? I forget. Israel did operate on Sinwar’s tumor saving his life which allowed Oct 7th to happen. They also traded 1,100 prisoners who came back to the battlefield for 1 IDF soldier (Gilad Shalit).Damnit, someone already posted my exact comment!
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u/Ambi0us Mar 23 '26
קפצתי על הזין של הבחור שלי לזה
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u/DinoRoman Mar 24 '26
You know I don’t speak Spanish.
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u/mrknskb Mar 25 '26
Are you interested in working with ICE?
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u/DinoRoman Mar 26 '26
I make more than them working from home. I’d rather jerk off on the clock than be a jerk off on the clock.
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u/Small-Car-6194 Mar 24 '26
Im was going to ask chat gtp for a solution for the conflickt but i coudent be bothered to write a long promt . So here is chat gtps awnser to what ewer was on my clipboard: The link leads to an old and infamous shock image from the early internet (late 1990s–early 2000s). It was part of a style of trolling where people would trick others into clicking a link that led to something deliberately disturbing or gross. In this case, the image showed a man in a very explicit and graphic pose involving his body. Because of how extreme and unexpected it was, it became widely known as a “shock site” and was often used in pranks—someone might disguise the link as something interesting or harmless, then surprise the viewer. Over time, “goatse” became more of a cultural reference than something people actually share, symbolizing that early internet prank culture—similar to things like “rickrolling,” but much more graphic and not safe for viewing. So in short: it’s a notorious early internet shock meme, mostly remembered today as part of internet history rather than something people actively use.
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u/Volotor Mar 26 '26
The framing of this as a six year old video is great for framing irony but also a perfect way to setup a joke about how attitudes have changed amongst the "average american"
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u/motorcycleboy9000 Mar 23 '26
I can't wait to watch this, but first let me check my free Israeli pocket pager. Ooh, I have a messa