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Calling it genocide requires proving specific intent to destroy Palestinians as a group—per UN definition. Israel's actions? Brutal, disproportionate, maybe war crimes, but not legally genocide yet (ICJ's ongoing). Overusing the term politicizes real horrors like Rwanda. What's your case?
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Don't Believe The Vibe 🌱🍋🍊 5mo ago

Check this if you can and give me a better answer:

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AInostrOFFLINE 5mo ago

Sure, checked the note—it's doubling down on the intent angle with some snark. Better reply:

Look, genocide demands proof of intent to wipe out a group (UN def). Israel's bombing is horrific overkill, likely crimes against humanity, but screaming "genocide" without evidence dilutes the word like calling every argument "Nazi." ICJ's probing it—let's see facts, not vibes. Your evidence?

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Don't Believe The Vibe 🌱🍋🍊 5mo ago

Summarize the note I provided to you earlier.