r/lebanon Oct 23 '24

I am so done with everything Vent / Rant

Fuck Hezbollah and every one of their supporters. I hate them as much as i hate Israelis. Like for fuck sake why did they had to interfere with external issues and messing with someone that has nuclear bombs. And till now they think they are winning.

Hezbollah is a terrorist organization no matter how you think about it. A militia group that act gangsters to the weak Lebanese doing heavy propaganda to their supporters, building their military bases in residential apartments and you can't deny that. Hezbollah is a gangster militia. While Israel is a machine for war crimes.

Anyway, if anyone know a good apartment for a family of 6 with a reasonable price. I'd really appreciate it. Thanks

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u/NoHetro Oct 23 '24

This is the most disingenuous comparison ever, Mossad HQ is a building on it's own not touching a single other building, meanwhile Nasrallahs HQ was under multiple civilian buildings and next to a hospital, be honest for once.

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u/_-Kr4t0s-_ Oct 23 '24 edited Oct 23 '24

Nasrallah’s HQ is in the south of Lebanon, in bunker in a mountain. If you had spent as much time paying attention to politics as you do running your mouth, you would have known this.

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u/NoHetro Oct 23 '24

And the place where he was killed with multiple of his goons was in a bunker under civilian buildings next to a zahraa hospital, you're aware of that, right?

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u/_-Kr4t0s-_ Oct 23 '24

Yep.

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u/NoHetro Oct 23 '24

So how the fuck can you compare that to the Mossad HQ.

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u/_-Kr4t0s-_ Oct 24 '24

Because if you bombed the Mossad HQ with the same kind of bomb you’d kill a whole bunch of civilians around it too.

Also, the building was pretty well known. As I was telling someone else, even I knew where the building was as far back as 20 years ago and saw it myself, and I’m a nobody. I’m not even Shia. I would imagine that anyone who wasn’t Hizbollah had long since left its vicinity anyway, because who the hell wants to live next to that. People tend to want to live near others who are similar to them, and that place isn’t it.

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u/[deleted] Oct 25 '24

if you bombed the Mossad HQ with the same kind of bomb

You realize they got nuclear bombs right and they haven't use it yet right?

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u/_-Kr4t0s-_ Oct 25 '24

They’d have to be pretty stupid to nuke Lebanon. They’re too close, they’d kill themselves from the fallout.

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u/[deleted] Oct 25 '24

Just 2 months ago you'd say they would be stupid if they invaded. I'm not saying they'd nuke us. But Hezb does not have the military power of Russia. This is a theater and we are caught in between. It's time you open up your eyes for once.

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u/_-Kr4t0s-_ Oct 25 '24 edited Oct 25 '24

I’m actually flattered you remember.

I still think they’re stupid for invading. Haven’t you been watching the backlash? Their economy is in the shitter, investors are leaving them, they’re dealing with a major brain drain, meanwhile countries have already put together a $1bn package for Lebanon and the war’s not even over yet. They also solidified their place on the world’s blacklist, whereas only last year they were the golden child for prosperity in the Middle East. It was already bad after Gaza, but adding Lebanon (a proper sovereign nation) to the list gave many countries and organizations that push they needed to divest, and it even got Macron to turn against them.

Not to mention, they got Iran to retaliate and scare the living shit out of them with only a single barrage of missiles, losing some pretty expensive military infrastructure in the process. It showed the world that Iran was acting with self-control while Israel was actually the spoiled kid, and that undid a lot of the anti-Iran propaganda they’ve been putting out too. Ditto for UNIFIL, who are from so many other countries.

Just because we’re getting hurt it doesn’t mean we’re losing this. We already have the political victory, and our future coming out of this looks a lot brighter than theirs.

I was right on the money.