I love how you stopped once you found a single source that confirmed your preconceived notions and disregarded the rest
Come on, be real about this. When these people are using the term intifada, or jihad, there is a clear contextual connotation
in the West. These terms have real gravity
to us, given that the USA, UK, and others, have had Islamic terrorist attacks on our soil. You can't be throwing those terms around willy-nilly and claiming they are meant to mean 'mostly peaceful'.
Why are these terms even being used in the West anyway, what would a 'mostly peaceful' uprising even equate to on American or British soil given we are not responsible for Israel's actions. It doesn't matter which way you slice it really, the people spouting these terms know full well the connotation and they don't care, and rely on people like you to downplay it.
"From the river to the sea" has been chanted, and even projected on to Big Ben, in London. You can't obfuscate the connotation of that. It's absolutely clear what it means. And again,
why is that phrase being summoned on UK soil.
Have an intifada or jihad if you like, but don't be bringing that bullshit to our lands in the West. No one but Muslim's are interested in that. That noise belongs in the Middle East and nowhere else.
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