Free Gaza Solidarity Sticker Delivered after Contact from Amnesty International Australia

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At the time of writing 689 sign ups of the 2500 goal had been reached.

Please note that due to limited stock and resources, this product is only available to those who have not previously signed up for a free sticker or poster from Amnesty. We will not be able to fulfil your order if you have already signed up for a free sticker or poster from us.

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Comments

  • +2

    That blasted Portuguese António Guterres is now head of a terror organisation. The whole of United Nations RWA is now branded as terrorists. How dare they hold a terrorist aid agency! The entire world should be punished for contributing and upholding the UN.

    https://www.aljazeera.com/opinions/2024/7/27/under-israeli-l…

  • +7

    Woke up and this rubbish still in here??

  • +2

    freed from hamass

  • +1

    great colours, ordered thanks!

  • +6

    What the hell is this. Ozbargain shouldn’t be used as a political platform. All this post does is create divisiveness, which can be clearly seen in all the comments.

    • -1

      We are globally connected, in general I agree with politics staying out of OzBargain but there can be exceptions don't you think? Divisiveness isn't necessarily negative and is part of life as thoughts are worked out.

      Keep in mind because you need to comment to downvote that the page appears in red.

    • You could be less divisive and not comment on this post.

      But you chose to comment and neg.

      Don't blame the post or OzBargain for something you chose to do.

      • Opinion matters, and this is mine! I will if i want to along with the other 25% of people who have gone out of their way to post/neg!

  • +3

    Seems like everywhere you go online now politics is allowed , would be nice to be free of this here , we can talk about bargains and leave this shit for FB twitter and the like.

  • +2

    Interesting how Ukraine stickers didn't come under such scrutiny. It just goes to show how overreaching Western mainstream propaganda machine really is.

    The deathtoll in Gaza is pure evil.

    Great colours in this deal, thanks!

    • +2

      That's because Ukraine wasn't conducting raids on innocent civilians and taking hostages—meanwhile Russia was playing at its annexing game again. Your equivalence falls over on this one.

      • +1

        Another elephant in the room, Iraq from 2003 says hi! Thanks for the invasion Australia.
        But thats ok, that was for freedom

        • They didn't have any "free Iraq" stickers then, else I would have got some. Not sure how your argument lines up with Ukraine though…

          • -4

            @freekay: Gee you cant link it in your head? I'm giving you an equivalence for your Ukraine example. Sounds like you're saying Australia should get whats coming for it for invading Iraq as well.

            • @Fuzor: You must have a gigantic left arm. Because you're drawing a seriously long bow…

          • @freekay: I did buy a set of the playing cards with all the Iraqi top brass on them

  • +6

    What a joke….

  • +6

    I love how amnesty constantly goes after Israel but was deafeningly silent when the atrocities of Oct 7 happened… Outright hatred of Israel from this group. Just another bunch of greens in disguise.

    • -1

      Israel attacked its own people on Oct 7. What do you think Hamas did? Hamas didn't attack any civilians on Oct 7, but the IDF did implement their Hannibal Directive.

      • +5

        Dis Guy.. watching too much Netflix.. get a job hippie

      • +1

        What? No way.
        They're both guilty of committing atrocities. Easy to paint one group as evil and calculating when reality is a lot more complex and chaotic than that.

        • -2

          Israeli media confirmed there was 1 child that passed away in crossfire. The initial claims were falsified. IDF did target their own civilians and soldiers, that was confirmed.

          • +2

            @Bearlion: What was confirmed, including by Israeli media was that IDF accidentally killed some Israelis during the attack by Hamas.

            Doesn't mean the whole thing was a false flag operation. Hamas took responsibility for the attack after all.

      • +2

        What in the actual shit are you writing (or smoking)?

    • -1

      https://www.amnesty.org/en/latest/news/2024/10/israel-opt-on…

      I'm no fan of Amnesty international. But just take a moment to read the first sentence where they mention atrocities by Hamas.

      • -1

        This article was written one year after the Oct 7 massacre. Go back through their archives to that point in time and all you’ll see are articles banging on about Israel’s retaliation. I mean, the fact that amnesty don’t even recognise Hamas s as being a terrorist organisation is pretty telling.

  • +4

    Apartheid is a political concept, not a humanitarian concept. Adding a further modifier that you only want to end Israeli Apartheid when other establishments in the middle east practice segregation and supression of their populace along religious, gender, and heritage lines means Amnesty have missed the mark totally with this stance and disenfranchised a lot of people that could have agreed with them on a core message that human rights are valuable and worth fighting for. A free sticker shows just how much value a non-ironic obtainer of this deal places in that..

    I'm happy if any mod especially the one that has condoned this disagrees with my use of the neg here just closes my account and bans me. I dont want to align with these values that you insist on…

    Neg due to it being a waste of money that could have been spent more appropriately on this or many other causes

    • +1

      Agree, the statement on the sticker isn't productive at all. Places the full blame on Isreal which isn't right either, and can only cause more division.

      So dumb to see "team Palestine and team Israel". It's not a sport.

  • +5

    the "retailer" Amnesty international has refused to consider hamas a terrorist group. This grossly undermines their position as an "unbiased" NGO.
    What they purport to stand for is righteous, and admirable. What they actually stand for is far less so.
    Don't lend credibility to this organisation, don't give them anything.

    https://ngo-monitor.org/reports/amnesty-internationals-propa…

  • +3

    Before picking a side, please read https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_Palestine

    Bit more complex than "Israel Bad" or "Palestine Terrorist"

  • +4

    Israelites are the indigenous people of the land in question.

  • +2

    To pretend that a free political sticker (no matter what the association) is a bargain is nothing but a joke.

  • +3

    As a charitable organisation supporting the citizens of Hamas’s Gaza for the war that Hamas started, have Amnesty International also released stickers in support of freeing the hostages? or do they not matter?

  • Grok summary in case you cbf reading it all:

    General Sentiment:
    Political discussions and debates are rampant, particularly around the Gaza solidarity sticker. These discussions touch on themes of freedom, occupation, and the conflict's portrayal in media.

    Key Points:
    Political Commentary: Many comments delve into political discussions, with opinions split on the situation in Gaza. Some argue about the nature of the conflict, mentioning terms like "genocide" and "apartheid," while others defend the actions of different parties involved. There's criticism about the political stance of the website or its users.
    Community Behavior: Several comments criticize the community for being rude or for lacking moderation. There's mention of trolling, personal attacks, and a general unwelcoming atmosphere for new or differing opinions.
    Moderation and Banning: There are complaints about the moderation policies, with some users feeling unfairly banned or that there's a political bias in moderation.
    Relevance of Discussed Topics: The political discussions around the Gaza sticker are seen by some as off-topic for a deals forum, potentially leading to heated debates that detract from the main purpose of the site.

    This summary reflects a broad range of opinions from technical discussions about the product to deeply polarized political debates, illustrating the multifaceted nature of interactions on OzBargain.

  • +1

    Proof that Amnesty are now run by useful idiots.

  • +2

    Theres no deal in this. Amnesty are a problem not a solution. Return the hostages and stop firing rockets indescriminately at civilians and there will be no war.

  • There is no apartheid in Israel, the only liberal democratic country in the middle east. Amnesty has become a cespool of antisemitism.

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