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Haven’t you heard? Schisms are sooo last millenia. These days canon is out and headcanon is in. Be your own godhead

I don’t say this as a disagreement, but rather just a factchecking exercise: “white phosphorus” isn’t synonymous with “war crime” in the way that weapons like cluster bombs are. This is to say that it’s possible to use in ways that are compliant with the international rules of war, unlike a many chemical weapons and the aforementioned cluster bombs.

Again, to be crystal clear: I am not on team human immolation. We all know that it is strategically impossible to deploy phosphorus in one of the most densely populated regions on Earth without deliberately choosing to immolate civilians. My hangup here is that the gravity of the situation will not be conveyed to a skeptic if you don’t spell out the facts in exacting detail: on October 11th, Israel deployed an airburst of white phosphorus over Gaza city. White phosphorus deployed on a city with a population density of 21,000/sq. mile. Big time classic warcrime.

I beg to disagree, but why don’t we discuss that further from the comfort of a nearby underground mine whose entrances I control?

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I do not understand this emoji, but now I’m making the same face and it won’t stop

Background context: the Unification Church (popularly called “Moonies”) are the group which Abe Shinzo was assasinated for being associated with. The incident led to what could be described as a public “outing” of the Unification Church and its ties to the ruling Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) – you read that correctly; public opinion turned against the assasinated former PM and remains firmly with the assassin.

Anti Unification Church sentiment has continued to grow to the point where their status as a tax-exempt religious organization is being challenged and the NHK is airing exposés. I’d say that the situation is comparable to the American anti-Scientology backlash, except on a bigger political scale and under a more compressed timeline.

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