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In support of Sue, I don't see that the very long article about some appalling examples of antisemitism in medicine has any relevance to her choice to march on Saturday. Wanting to stop the killing of innocent civilians is hardly antisemitic. I was appalled that Shabana Mahmood called last weekends protest in Trafalgar Square un-British, I can't think of anything more British that sitting in silent vigil with people of all ages and faiths to call for freedom of speech on this matter. It didn't mean people weren't horrified by the Manchester attack, or the events on 7 October. -
Perhaps I should. Perhaps you could explain it to me. There are many things in the world I don't know. In what way do you think it would affect anything I have said on here about my reasons for going on the march on Saturday? Why out of all I have said have you picked out that one sentence? Would you like to respond to my other points? -
By Sydney Carton · Posted
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To the best of my knowledge, our government is still supplying weapons to Israel, which presumably are amongst those being used to kill these children. Plus used to kill thousands of innocent adults whose only crime is to have the misfortune to live in Gaza. And that is not including the thousands of adults and children who have been maimed or are dead or dying from starvation. Or dying from lack of medical care because hospitals have been destroyed and medics killed. How do you feel about that?
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