Despite how it might seem, I'm all for people who live in Authoritarian countries/places to do exactly that.
Russians want to stop shit happening in their country? Rise up against Poo-tinny.
People in Belarus want to stop Lukashenko? Rise up.
North Korea - same, though I can't help but wonder what'll happen now with NK sending soldiers to Ukraine.
But Gaza is different, because it not only has the internal population, but the external issue of Israel, and the fact Hamas - the Authoritarian regime - pushes terrorism against it. I used to be a staunch supporter of Israel and it defending itself against Hamas, Hezbullah and everyone else against them. But then their stance shifted from protection to retaliation and by then I easily saw that Israel was becoming what it was - supposed to be - against.
Honestly if both places want to wipe themselves off the map, go ahead, that's what they want, have at. But don't go looking for fucking sympathy for your actions when your actions are just as fucking horrible as those who you are "against".
That said I do think of the innocents caught up in the massive dick waving of Hamas and the Israeli Government/Military Complex and how they're suffering, which is why I argue for Palestinian people - not Hamas - or Israeli civilians, depending who I'm talking to.
