Because you didn't seem the least bit outraged about what JB wanted.
But it's a completely random anecdote about
a shipbuilder applying for a permit to temporarily dismantle part of a bridge with no connection with the issue of student loan forgiveness for the rich, which would be paid for by taxpayers like you and I.
Nothing like "If he can afford a superyacht as big as a big sailing ship, then he can afford to remove its masts and then reinstall them later."
Isn't that what happened in the end? And if he (or rather the company he hired to constuct the boat) had paid Rotterdam enough to make it worth their while to fiddle with the bridge, then so what? Note, this did not even happen in the US, making it even less relevant.
Now, let's forget about Bezos' nautical adventures and get back to the issue student loan forgiveness for professionals who make at least $200k/a after residency and can make a million or more if they (co)own a busy private practice.
Another reason why your whataboutism will not hunt is that Bezos is one of a handful people, while there are over a million active physicians. Add to that the also over a million lawyers whose law school loans should not be forgiven either.
Killing many more civilians than Hamas did in its big attack.
Starting wars has consequences.
Civilian deaths are inevitable in urban warfare, especially when the enemy does not seek to protect their own civilians, but cherishes their "martyrdom" because it helps them with their propaganda. This cartoon from the beginning of the war sums it up well:
Like snipers killing children and deciding on which body parts of these children to shoot each day.
Iff that happened, those responsible should be court martialed.
But you can't just assume it happened just because Hamas, or pro-Hamas sources, claim it.
Would you say that about Israeli civilians? That it's OK if many of them die because they are human shields for the IDF?
IDF does not operate from hospitals.
Israel says Hamas Gaza chief Sinwar's body identified
BBC said:
The Israeli military has said it has located and identified the body of Mohammed Sinwar, the military leader of Palestinian armed group Hamas in Gaza.
His body was discovered in a tunnel underneath the European Hospital in the southern city of Khan Younis, the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) said on Sunday.
[...]
"This is another example of the cynical use by Hamas, using civilians as human shields, using civilian infrastructure, hospitals, again and again," he said.
Hamas does. No matter the lies of Hamawy and others.
Israel has had much more success in killing civilians than Hamas militiamen.
Israel has great success in killing Hamas and other terrorists. But pro-Palestinian media and propaganda aimed at useful idiots in the West pretends that killed terrorists are just innocent bridegrooms and such, as in the example of Muhannad Farwana I mentioned above.
This is the reality:
IDF strike kills three senior Islamic Jihad terrorists in Gaza Strip, military confirms
Or is it necessary to break eggs to make an omelet?
Have you found a way to do it otherwise? Can you tell me how Israel could have prosecuted this war without danger to civilians? Especially given dense urban areas and Hamas' tactics of deliberately operating from civilian areas. I wrote about this, including posting footage showing a rocket launcher amidst tents, in the main thread. It is wilful ignorance to pretend that this does not happen.
Neither Hamas nor Hezbollah are very nice, but Israel's leaders and armed forces are acting MUCH worse than them.
I think you have been poisoned by the Palestinian propaganda rife on the Internet.
I think that Israel's leaders ought to share prison cells with Hamas and Hezbollah leaders.
While current Israeli leaders are far from perfect, that's like comparing the imperfections of a Churchill with the utter evil of a Hitler.
