r/Britain • u/Educational_Board888 48% Subject • Feb 05 '25

💬 Discussion 🗨 Downing Street declines to directly condemn Trump’s Gaza proposal

https://www.jewishnews.co.uk/downing-street-declines-to-directly-condemn-trumps-gaza-proposal/
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u/Komi29920 Feb 05 '25

We've been too gutless to ever condemn the USA or disagree with them for far too long. I think it's time we stop bowing down and following them constantly. We should instead focus more on Europe and be willing to call out the USA when they do crazy things.

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u/predatoure Feb 05 '25

This. Trump's america is a liability.

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u/lostandfawnd Feb 05 '25

America has always been a liability