The_barBEARian said:whiterock said:The_barBEARian said:whiterock said:The_barBEARian said:historian said:
Do you hate that Americans fought in the Lincoln Brigades against the fascists in the Spanish Civil War or that some fought for the British against the Nazis before Pearl Harbor? It's the same kind of thing and there are lots of American Jews with ties to Israel, including family who live there.
Antisemites might believe Jews have no right to exist or to express their opinions but all Americans, including Jews, have the same rights as everyone else. That's what equality actually means.No foreign soldier should ever be getting the benefits of a US Veteran.
— John Birch Society (@The_JBS) April 27, 2026
It's insane we even need to say this. https://t.co/4OwqiFU9OF
apparently neither you nor the people posting those links actually read the (incredibly poorly written) article.
the "benefits" are for US citizens serving in the iDF, not all IDF soldiers.
i.e. let's say Lower Slobovia passed a law requiring arrest & prosecution of any IDF personnel for (whatever) war crimes. Then a US citizen on vacation with his family in LS has a little too much to drink at a restaurant one night. Gets arrested. Traces indicate he had served in the IDF at some point in the past, and gets charged with a capital offense.
This law is designed to protect US Citizens from scenarios like that.
Why should US citizens who worked for a foreign military be eligible for the same benefits as US military veterans? Are you insane? This is exactly why dual citizenship needs to be removed.
You have confirmed you did not read the article. The "benefits" are quite limited, mostly "immunity for specific legal protections."
Also, Republicans have 6 months before Democrats retake congress and this is where their priorities are... doing everything they can for Israel and nothing for the American people.
The bill was filed in 2024
Here's another part of the article you did not understand:
" Under 50 U.S.C. 3914, US citizens serving with the forces of a nation allied with the United States in the prosecution of a war or military action may receive SCRA protections if their service is similar to US military service. This provision is narrow and context-dependent, applying only where the allied force is engaged alongside the United States in a qualifying conflict. "
You are getting mad about things you did not even attempt to understand.
Ever heard of the Flying Tigers or the Eagle Squadrons?
What the hell is wrong with you?Boomers after juicing all of the benefits from the rigged society and then leaving the rest to genocidal jews pic.twitter.com/ejYqFuvCwa
— Yugocana (@Yugocana) April 27, 2026
you are avoiding the question to defend a most egregiously dishonest allegation.
There is no direct cost to these "benefits" afforded to US citizens. They are merely extending certain legal protections to US citizens who choose to volunteer to serve in the Israeli Army in a conflict in which we are also directly engaged.
And stop it with the dual citizenship nonsense. US law does not recognize the existence of dual citizenship. If you earn US citizenship, you are a citizen. That's it. No benefit or penalty for having citizenship or claims on citizenship elsewhere, as the existence of it or lack thereof it is not recognized.