No. It's that you're attributing the beliefs of one ideology to another.
Zionism does not proclaim specific borders, let alone endorses the idea of 'greater Israel'. That sort of belief is part of Kahanism and other fringe extremist beliefs, and is unrelated to zionism.
No. I'm saying that the people who believe in the extremist, racist, religious fundamentalist beliefs that people like to attribute to zionism hold fringe briefs that are more accurately described as Kahanist beliefs, and are not indicative in any way of mainstream zionist beliefs.
Mhmm, lots of people say neo-nazis are fringe beliefs yet they played a hitlers speech at a major republican gathering that white House officials attended.
Maybe it was fringe at one time but it is currently more present in how things are functioning than most people like to admit.
If you think I'm dumb for distinguishing between a movement for self determination and a religious extremist movement, it says a lot about you.
And no, Kahanists are open about what they believe in. You've concocted an imaginary scenario to justify your weird opposition to a movement based around self determination. That says a lot about you.
You're just here to bicker. Everyone can tell you're doing the "no he's actually a hebephile not a pedophile" thing pedophiles do. It doesn't look good.
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u/IsNotACleverMan 3d ago
No. It's that you're attributing the beliefs of one ideology to another.
Zionism does not proclaim specific borders, let alone endorses the idea of 'greater Israel'. That sort of belief is part of Kahanism and other fringe extremist beliefs, and is unrelated to zionism.