U.S. Air Force Member Dies After Setting Himself on Fire Outside Israeli Embassy
You are willfully missing the point. Aaron Bushnell sacrificed himself as a message, a message that…
This is not a sacrifice that should have been made. Suicide should not be encouraged and that is what is happening.
It’s insane to me that so many people are trying to paint this as heroic martyrdom. It was pointless death and pain of a 25 year old kid. It’s just heartbreaking.
It should be an action that is not encouraged. How is that controversial? How is that not a consensus?
If another kid kills himself in the name of a cause they believe in is that good? How many until it’s bad? Does it depend on the cause? I genuinely dont get it.
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@PassionateCaribouGreen2yrs2Y
The beauty of his sacrifice is that it was his choice, not yours. It was tremendously courageous. I'm sure Zionists will attempt to smear him, but they are powerless in this case. Another reason why his act is so effective.
Who sees “beauty” in the painful suicide of a 25 yo?
So many more constructive ways to make a difference
This is the problem -You value suicide more than life.
He was never in Gaza. How can you believe in a cause that you joined on Twitter?
Shame on you for advocating this
@PassionateCaribouGreen2yrs2Y
Do you have any idea how much money the USA has given to Israel? Every American is intimately complicit in what Israel is doing in Gaza. And Israel literally murders Americans that go to Palestine to try to see what's going on for themselves. Google "Rachel Corrie."
I agree with you that we shouldn't romanticize and advocate for suicide. But we should respect that the reasons he did this were totally moral and logical. He was murdered by the moral cowardice of the USA in not having the strength to say what Israel is doing is wrong.
@RadiantAnteaterPatriot2yrs2Y
It’s not beautiful and it’s not courageous. Its insane. He will not be remembered except for his family who will be devastated. There are better ways he could have used his life to do good. He wasted it to achieve nothing.
@L1ber4lRatPatriot2yrs2Y
Wrong again...you can't twist or Prevert this into any "good" nor "honorable" thing ..no, this never will be.
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