Well, I can't speak for hlat, but even if that is not your intent, I can see why it comes across as a bit "propagandistic", for lack of a better word.
The thing is, saying things like that "I have no clue whether this is true or not" leaves it more open to it being interpreted as an attitude reflective of what was shared here:
I suggest that you read that article if you haven't had a chance to yet.
By now, everyone here has a pretty good idea of what is going on. Even if you can't confirm a news item 100%, you can be pretty sure of which side is attacking the other, and committing abhorrent crimes. Yet, in your posts, it's often a "50/50 probability", you see? It also sometimes isn't clear whether you understand or not, that this is not a war, but a genocide, and it's not "Hamas" (Israel's puppet) vs Israel. I hope this helps.
You wishing for a better world and what you explained in earlier posts, though understandable, doesn't take away the facts (and that is part of our lesson, to see reality as it is!). Without trying to force a change in the world, we sometimes still need to not stay so "neutral", and to defend the truth. Psychos thrive on people's fear of standing up for truth, on our sense of "fairness", or "I won't take sides", etc. Regardless of the effect that has (which we can only see in non-linear ways, and we cannot control), it's about what you align yourself with, the opposite of "sitting between 2 stools". OSIT.
I am not neutral at all. Not sitting between two of anything.
The situation in Gaza has to stop.
I can wish for better things WHILE (and BECAUSE OF) seeing atrocities around me.
I've written this before, time and again.
If my input, or discussion, needs to be qualified every single time with that then it becomes strange and combersome.
It would be easier for me to just stay out of the conversation, rather than being called "propagandized" every single day. There are many people here, like me, who see right through the "government", and protest incessantly and help whomever needs helping.
I don't feel the need to boast in the ways I am anti-bibi, or in the ways I choose to help the unfortunate.
I realize everyone is upset, and so am I.
But my geographical location should not be coloring how my posts are read nearly half as much as the case seems to be.
Or does living in the U.S. mean that one is automatically a psycho-brainwashed imperialist ? How is that possible. It makes no sense.
I've been part of the forum for years, it is strange that this anger is being cast based on nothing but location.
Again this has become about me, when I do not wish it to be.
I think I will focus more on other threads that interest me
I'll retype what I started with here just in case it was missed:
I am not neutral at all. Not sitting between two of anything.
The situation in Gaza has to stop.