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When America realized its military does stuff that they thought only other countries did. Between this and the pentagon papers, Vietnam was when Americans stopped trusting their government.

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All that WWII being a justified war shit really set the tone for the rest of the century and clearly into this one.

Will my t-shirts be made by exploited children in China or Vietnam? I don’t know, but who the fuck needs health care.

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Now apply* that logic to the idf.

Corrected.

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Now apply* that logic to the idf.

I guess every thread has to be about Israel.
Apply the logic of US public loss of trust in the government to Israel’s armed forces?

These are two different things, Israeli support for Netanyahu’s government is at an all time low:

Such sentiments are backed up by numbers: New polling data shows that Israelis’ trust in government is at a 20-year low of 18%. Only 20.5% of Jewish Israelis and 7.5% of Arab Israelis polled by the Israel Democracy Institute in the aftermath of Hamas’s attack said they had trust in Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s cabinet.
https://www.timesofisrael.com/public-trust-in-government-scrapes-bottom-amid-criticism-for-inadequate-war-response/

But trust in the IDF remains quite high:

Leftist and centrist Israelis overwhelmingly trust the heads of the IDF, at 80% and 74% respectively.
Rightists, on the other hand, are far less likely to trust the heads of the IDF at only 41%, they are also more likely to believe that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu could be trusted with the war at 10%. 29% trusted both the same amount.
https://www.jpost.com/israel-news/article-771429

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