Time to get on the TRUMP train

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Originally Posted by verminaard

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Originally Posted by duped_samaritan

She's been getting called out all over the place by Democrats.

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Correct. That is now. But in the words of Bob Dylan, "times, they are a changing". I have a feeling within the next 15 years a Democratic candidate will run for Presidency with BDS being part of their platform, and when that happens Jews will join the rest of white America and vote majority Republican.

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To be frank, I tend to agree with the notion that this is a trend among Dems to be less supportive of Israel. The takeover of the Israeli government by the extreme rightwing is going to get increasing pushback as it becomes clearer to them what their ultimate objective is, as mentioned in this recent Hareetz article:

https://www.haaretz.com/opinion/.pre...p-it-1.6919983

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Israel proves, on a daily basis, that those who said from the beginning of the twentieth century that the Zionist project was colonialist and expansionist were correct. The explanation that Nazism and its corollaries pushed a critical mass of Jews who were not previously Zionists to emigrate to Palestine has lost its relevance over the years. Israel rejected with both hands the opportunity the Palestinians offered it in the Oslo accords – to stop its expansionist settlement enterprise and check the entrenchment of a supremacist mentality.

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The rightist, messianic and expansionist camp is growing in Israel. It believes that this yearning to empty the land of Palestinians is achievable, or can be made achievable. Our role on the left is not to compete in verbal radicalism or to argue about the future, over whether there will be another mass expulsion and whether it will devolve into mass murder. Our role is to thwart such a horrific scenario.

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But BDS won’t be anymore of a feasible policy position for the Dems in 15 years than it is is today given the on-the-ground reality of how much the Israeli government has physically fractured Palestinian-occupied portions of the West Bank. And those Israel settlements, legal or otherwise, aren’t going to be turned back over to the Palestinians come hell or highwater.

Meaning, the only feasible plan that the Dems as a party could get behind for an effective solution is a massive aid program, with cooperation from the surrounding Arab countries, to peacefully resettle the remaining West Bank Palestinians somewhere else in the Middle East.

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Originally Posted by blake

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Originally Posted by verminaard

Correct. That is now. But in the words of Bob Dylan, "times, they are a changing". I have a feeling within the next 15 years a Democratic candidate will run for Presidency with BDS being part of their platform, and when that happens Jews will join the rest of white America and vote majority Republican.

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maybe, but keep in kind american jews tend to hate israel and its politics

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Well, they tend to hate the current regime, which is basically their version of a highly corrupt war hawk Republican Party.

But let’s be honest here, the true goals of the BDS movement is eradication of Israel as a Jewish state, and if/when this happens there will be a real genoxide whereby Jews will be pushed out of the last place they have in the Middle East (they have already been pushed out everywhere else). and even the most progressive Jews are probably gonna have to take pause and do a little soul searching when this becomes an official platform of the Democratic Party.

No middle eastern country would ever allow the Palestinians to immigrate there. This could have been done anytime in the last 70 years and everyone would have moved on and be living happily ever after. They are all playing the long game.

Everyone knows there is no viable 2 state solution. The game is to use the Palestian people as pawns to oppose Israel and garner foreign sympathy/support until the time is right to take over Israel/Palestine for good, either through direct force or more likely diplomatic pressure.

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Originally Posted by verminaard

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Originally Posted by blake

maybe, but keep in kind american jews tend to hate israel and its politics

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Well, they tend to hate the current regime, which is basically their version of a highly corrupt war hawk Republican Party.

But let’s be honest here, the true goals of the BDS movement is eradication of Israel as a Jewish state, and if/when this happens there will be a real genoxide whereby Jews will be pushed out of the last place they have in the Middle East (they have already been pushed out everywhere else). and even the most progressive Jews are probably gonna have to take pause and do a little soul searching when this becomes an official platform of the Democratic Party.

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You're a lunatic. What garbage do you read or watch to come up with such nonsense?

Jewish Israel is one of the most powerful and influential places on earth. Nobody will ever get close to eradicating Jewish Israel.

I for one, hate what they've done and continue to do to the Palestinians. The land they've stolen and how they went about stealing that land is an outright fucking disgrace, and the Palestinians have every right to fight & defend what is theirs. They shouldn't have to move anywhere.

That said. If any army or organisation tried to eradicate Jews from Israeli land, I would support and push for my own government to send over every troop we have to fight for the Jewish people. And I mean that.

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Originally Posted by Lord of the Fraud

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Originally Posted by verminaard

Well, they tend to hate the current regime, which is basically their version of a highly corrupt war hawk Republican Party.

But let’s be honest here, the true goals of the BDS movement is eradication of Israel as a Jewish state, and if/when this happens there will be a real genoxide whereby Jews will be pushed out of the last place they have in the Middle East (they have already been pushed out everywhere else). and even the most progressive Jews are probably gonna have to take pause and do a little soul searching when this becomes an official platform of the Democratic Party.

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You're a lunatic. What garbage do you read or watch to come up with such nonsense?

Jewish Israel is one of the most powerful and influential places on earth. Nobody will ever get close to eradicating Jewish Israel.

I for one, hate what they've done and continue to do to the Palestinians. The land they've stolen and how they went about stealing that land is an outright fucking disgrace, and the Palestinians have every right to fight & defend what is theirs. They shouldn't have to move anywhere.

That said. If any army or organisation tried to eradicate Jews from Israeli land, I would support and push for my own government to send over every troop we have to fight for the Jewish people. And I mean that.

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Yeah from what I can tell the Palestinians aren't keen on emigrating

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Originally Posted by limitles

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Originally Posted by Lord of the Fraud

You're a lunatic. What garbage do you read or watch to come up with such nonsense?

Jewish Israel is one of the most powerful and influential places on earth. Nobody will ever get close to eradicating Jewish Israel.

I for one, hate what they've done and continue to do to the Palestinians. The land they've stolen and how they went about stealing that land is an outright fucking disgrace, and the Palestinians have every right to fight & defend what is theirs. They shouldn't have to move anywhere.

That said. If any army or organisation tried to eradicate Jews from Israeli land, I would support and push for my own government to send over every troop we have to fight for the Jewish people. And I mean that.

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Yeah from what I can tell the Palestinians aren't keen on emigrating

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This take is beyond horrible. The Palestinian people are just people, just like everyone else. They are just pawns in a horrible geopolitical game. At any point in the last 70 years the UN and Arab world could have orchestrated an emigration, and there may have been some grumbling, but it would have happened and everyone would be better off for it.

Pretty much every one of the 6 billion people in the world today are the defendants of someone that had to undergo a forced emigration at some point in the past, many of us not even going back very many generations. Most of the Jewish people living in Israel today are recent descendants themselves of forced emigration, and no-one is championing their right of return.

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Originally Posted by verminaard

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Originally Posted by limitles

Yeah from what I can tell the Palestinians aren't keen on emigrating

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This take is beyond horrible. The Palestinian people are just people, just like everyone else. They are just pawns in a horrible geopolitical game. At any point in the last 70 years the UN and Arab world could have orchestrated an emigration, and there may have been some grumbling, but it would have happened and everyone would be better off for it.

Pretty much every one of the 6 billion people in the world today are the defendants of someone that had to undergo a forced emigration at some point in the past, many of us not even going back very many generations. Most of the Jewish people living in Israel today are recent descendants themselves of forced emigration, and no-one is championing their right of return.

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You are a complete lune. I'm no expert but the Palestinians are a little pissed, if you've noticed, that their homeland has been
usurped by the Israelis/United Nations. They've made a bit of a fuss over it, again if you've noticed, so I don't see carving out
a secondary homeland for them will do. Do you?

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Originally Posted by Lord of the Fraud

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Originally Posted by verminaard

Well, they tend to hate the current regime, which is basically their version of a highly corrupt war hawk Republican Party.

But let’s be honest here, the true goals of the BDS movement is eradication of Israel as a Jewish state, and if/when this happens there will be a real genoxide whereby Jews will be pushed out of the last place they have in the Middle East (they have already been pushed out everywhere else). and even the most progressive Jews are probably gonna have to take pause and do a little soul searching when this becomes an official platform of the Democratic Party.

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You're a lunatic. What garbage do you read or watch to come up with such nonsense?

Jewish Israel is one of the most powerful and influential places on earth. Nobody will ever get close to eradicating Jewish Israel.

I for one, hate what they've done and continue to do to the Palestinians. The land they've stolen and how they went about stealing that land is an outright fucking disgrace, and the Palestinians have every right to fight & defend what is theirs. They shouldn't have to move anywhere.

That said. If any army or organisation tried to eradicate Jews from Israeli land, I would support and push for my own government to send over every troop we have to fight for the Jewish people. And I mean that.

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Do you have any strong thoughts on any of the other other 100 humanitarian crisis going on in the world today? Or just this one?

As far as having every right to defend what is theirs and not having to move anywhere, in the last 100 years you could make the same argument for probably 100 other communities that lost a war(s) and have had to undergo a forced migration as a result. For example, the millions of Iraqi and Syrian refugees today undergoing forced migrations into Jordan and Europe. But noone is making that argument. How come?

You guys are so naive. You really envision this as some romanticized Hollywood movie of the noble, oppressed savage fighting the evil invader. It is nothing of the sort. The Palestinian people aren't noble freedom fighters. They are miserable pawns that have been completely sacrificed by their own side in a horrible geopolitical game where they are guaranteed to be the biggest losers, no matter what happens. It really is a tragedy.

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Originally Posted by limitles

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Originally Posted by verminaard

This take is beyond horrible. The Palestinian people are just people, just like everyone else. They are just pawns in a horrible geopolitical game. At any point in the last 70 years the UN and Arab world could have orchestrated an emigration, and there may have been some grumbling, but it would have happened and everyone would be better off for it.

Pretty much every one of the 6 billion people in the world today are the defendants of someone that had to undergo a forced emigration at some point in the past, many of us not even going back very many generations. Most of the Jewish people living in Israel today are recent descendants themselves of forced emigration, and no-one is championing their right of return.

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You are a complete lune. I'm no expert but the Palestinians are a little pissed, if you've noticed, that their homeland has been
usurped by the Israelis/United Nations. They've made a bit of a fuss over it, again if you've noticed, so I don't see carving out
a secondary homeland for them will do. Do you?

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You watch too many movies. That isn't how reality works. If it was, most of the 6 billion people alive in the world today would be pissed, fighting for right to return to some random homeland some ancestor was expelled from sometime in the past.

If the Palestinian leadership and Arab world had allowed it, the Palestinian people would have moved on and been better for it, the same as the Syrian and Iraqi refugees of today, and the 100 other similar stories that have happened in the recent past.

The world as we know it was/is/always will be built on conquest. The Israelis were on the winning side, so to the victor go the holy land.

Jerusalem has changed hands so many times, it shouldn't surprise anyone that has studied history.

I'm never for innocent people getting brutally murdered, or crimes against humanity, but when you roll the dice of war, you'd better be prepared for the outcome.

I especially appreciate the irony of all the Americans who are so outraged by the Palestinian refugee crisis, who are seemingly so at peace with the genocide and forced emigration that went on in the recent past of their own nation.

Maybe Israel should follow the US model, and instead of giving the Palestinians right of return they should encourage them to live in trailer parks and drink themselves to death and build casinos in their refugee camps, so the Palestinian people can become drunk gambling addicts.

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Originally Posted by verminaard

I especially appreciate the irony of all the Americans who are so outraged by the Palestinian refugee crisis, who are seemingly so at peace with the genocide and forced emigration that went on in the recent past of their own nation.

Maybe Israel should follow the US model, and instead of giving the Palestinians right of return they should encourage them to live in trailer parks and drink themselves to death and build casinos in their refugee camps.

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Fuck off stupid.....forced emigration re: native Americans.......where did they emigrate to?
Yeah every American should wince about the treatment of American aboriginals and the slavery of
Africans and the continued racism towards both but two wrongs don't make a right.

If you're going to take pride in your life/heritage you should be prepared to die for it and
this is what you're seeing over the last several decades in the middle east.

Fool

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Originally Posted by Mintjewlips

The world as we know it was/is/always will be built on conquest. The Israelis were on the winning side, so to the victor go the holy land.

Jerusalem has changed hands so many times, it shouldn't surprise anyone that has studied history.

I'm never for innocent people getting brutally murdered, or crimes against humanity, but when you roll the dice of war, you'd better be prepared for the outcome.

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This is a little too Darwinian for me. I don't think the Palestinian people ever really had a chance, no matter what they did. Following WWII, Europe had a Jewish problem of what to do with the remaining live Jewish refugees and their solution to the problem was to support the Zionists and give them the green light and means to conquer what we now call Israel. And this is exactly what happened. Similar scenarios have happened thousands of times in history, and are even ongoing today. The tragedy and uniqueness of this situation is the rest of the world conspiring to not allow the Palestinian refugees to leave and move on with their lives, and instead forcing them to live in squalid camps to act as a buffer against Israel expansion. And the rest is history.

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Originally Posted by limitles

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Originally Posted by verminaard

I especially appreciate the irony of all the Americans who are so outraged by the Palestinian refugee crisis, who are seemingly so at peace with the genocide and forced emigration that went on in the recent past of their own nation.

Maybe Israel should follow the US model, and instead of giving the Palestinians right of return they should encourage them to live in trailer parks and drink themselves to death and build casinos in their refugee camps.

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Fuck off stupid.....forced emigration re: native Americans.......where did they emigrate to?
Yeah every American should wince about the treatment of American aboriginals and the slavery of
Africans and the continued racism towards both but two wrongs don't make a right.

If you're going to take pride in your life/heritage you should be prepared to die for it and
this is what you're seeing over the last several decades in the middle east.

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Actually, we are seeing a lot of migration, much of it forced, out of the Middle East. Millions and millions of people. The Palestinians are noted exceptions in their being forced to live in refugee camps in generational perpetuity instead.

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Originally Posted by verminaard

Do you have any strong thoughts on any of the other other 100 humanitarian crisis going on in the world today? Or just this one?

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A truly classic line right here. Offer an opinion on one of the most controversial conflicts in the history of mankind and out comes the not so subtle Antisemitic seeding.

And the rest of your post was one of the worst I've seen on here and definitely not worthy of any sort of debate.

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Originally Posted by verminaard

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Originally Posted by Mintjewlips

The world as we know it was/is/always will be built on conquest. The Israelis were on the winning side, so to the victor go the holy land.

Jerusalem has changed hands so many times, it shouldn't surprise anyone that has studied history.

I'm never for innocent people getting brutally murdered, or crimes against humanity, but when you roll the dice of war, you'd better be prepared for the outcome.

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This is a little too Darwinian for me. I don't think the Palestinian people ever really had a chance, no matter what they did. Following WWII, Europe had a Jewish problem of what to do with the remaining live Jewish refugees and their solution to the problem was to support the Zionists and give them the green light and means to conquer what we now call Israel. And this is exactly what happened. Similar scenarios have happened thousands of times in history, and are even ongoing today. The tragedy and uniqueness of this situation is the rest of the world conspiring to not allow the Palestinian refugees to leave and move on with their lives, and instead forcing them to live in squalid camps to act as a buffer against Israel expansion. And the rest is history.

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I totally agree.

So why doesn't the Palestinian leadership realize that they lost Jerusalem, regardless of why or who is responsible, why don't they sue for some kind of peace agreement and end this reprehensible ideological effort in futility, why don't the Palestinians come to some accord with the Israelis and get on with their lives?.

Sure, obviously it wont be on the Palestinians terms, and it's fucked up, but continuing this futile effort to regain control of Jerusalem by proclaiming a jihad is just counterproductive to the survival of the people that are suffering the most.

Concede Jerusalem, work out a treaty, and let civility flourish...

Just as I'm about to sit back with a cup of tea and watch the cricket I have to go and read a verminaard post on the Israel/Palestine conflict.

I'll never forgive myself for this.

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Originally Posted by Lord of the Fraud

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Originally Posted by verminaard

Do you have any strong thoughts on any of the other other 100 humanitarian crisis going on in the world today? Or just this one?

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A truly classic line right here. Offer an opinion on one of the most controversial conflicts in the history of mankind and out comes the not so subtle Antisemitic seeding.

And the rest of your post was one of the worst I've seen on here and definitely not worthy of any sort of debate.

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Why is this conflict so controversial and say the current Yemeni one not? You are obsessed with the Israel issue because you are a pawn of bigger forces that want you to be obsessed with it. And you couldn't give 2 fucks about the Yemeni one because the people pulling the strings dont want you to have an opinion on it.

I doubt you are really an anti-Semite. You just chose the blue pill and going in whatever direction your puppet master is telling you to. Today they want you to care about the Palestinian crisis. Who knows what they will want you to care about tomorrow?

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Originally Posted by verminaard

This is a little too Darwinian for me. I don't think the Palestinian people ever really had a chance, no matter what they did. Following WWII, Europe had a Jewish problem of what to do with the remaining live Jewish refugees and their solution to the problem was to support the Zionists and give them the green light and means to conquer what we now call Israel. And this is exactly what happened. Similar scenarios have happened thousands of times in history, and are even ongoing today. The tragedy and uniqueness of this situation is the rest of the world conspiring to not allow the Palestinian refugees to leave and move on with their lives, and instead forcing them to live in squalid camps to act as a buffer against Israel expansion. And the rest is history.

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I totally agree.

So why doesn't the Palestinian leadership realize that they lost Jerusalem, regardless of why or who is responsible, why don't they sue for some kind of peace agreement and end this reprehensible ideological effort in futility, why don't the Palestinians come to some accord with the Israelis and get on with their lives?.

Sure, obviously it wont be on the Palestinians terms, and it's fucked up, but continuing this futile effort to regain control of Jerusalem by proclaiming a jihad is just counterproductive to the survival of the people that are suffering the most.

Concede Jerusalem, work out a treaty, and let civility flourish...

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I don't really think the true puppet masters think it is a futile effort. I think they are playing the long game which they think they can win, and they are willing to sacrifice several generations of Palestinians to achieve their ends.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZSkik6EUQUc

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Originally Posted by verminaard

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Originally Posted by Lord of the Fraud

A truly classic line right here. Offer an opinion on one of the most controversial conflicts in the history of mankind and out comes the not so subtle Antisemitic seeding.

And the rest of your post was one of the worst I've seen on here and definitely not worthy of any sort of debate.

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Why is this conflict so controversial and say the current Yemeni one not? You are obsessed with the Israel issue because you are a pawn of bigger forces that want you to be obsessed with it. And you couldn't give 2 fucks about the Yemeni one because the people pulling the strings dont want you to have an opinion on it.

I doubt you are really an anti-Semite. You just chose the blue pill and going in whatever direction your puppet master is telling you to. Today they want you to care about the Palestinian crisis. Who knows what they will want you to care about tomorrow?

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I've been to both Israel and Palestine (first time 1987) so my opinions on the subject date back a little longer than a few news cycles and other recent conflicts.

I'm done here. The cricket awaits.

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Originally Posted by Lord of the Fraud

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Originally Posted by verminaard

Why is this conflict so controversial and say the current Yemeni one not? You are obsessed with the Israel issue because you are a pawn of bigger forces that want you to be obsessed with it. And you couldn't give 2 fucks about the Yemeni one because the people pulling the strings dont want you to have an opinion on it.

I doubt you are really an anti-Semite. You just chose the blue pill and going in whatever direction your puppet master is telling you to. Today they want you to care about the Palestinian crisis. Who knows what they will want you to care about tomorrow?

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I've been to both Israel and Palestine (first time 1987) so my opinions on the subject date back a little longer than a few news cycles and other recent conflicts.

I'm done here. The cricket awaits.

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So that means no thoughts on the Yemeni humanitarian crisis? What about Kurds in Iraq/Syria? Or the Eastern China Muslims being heavily persecuted and sent to political/religious reeducation camps? Any thoughts?

Speaking of crickets

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Originally Posted by Mintjewlips

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Originally Posted by verminaard

This is a little too Darwinian for me. I don't think the Palestinian people ever really had a chance, no matter what they did. Following WWII, Europe had a Jewish problem of what to do with the remaining live Jewish refugees and their solution to the problem was to support the Zionists and give them the green light and means to conquer what we now call Israel. And this is exactly what happened. Similar scenarios have happened thousands of times in history, and are even ongoing today. The tragedy and uniqueness of this situation is the rest of the world conspiring to not allow the Palestinian refugees to leave and move on with their lives, and instead forcing them to live in squalid camps to act as a buffer against Israel expansion. And the rest is history.

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So why doesn't the Palestinian leadership realize that they lost Jerusalem, regardless of why or who is responsible, why don't they sue for some kind of peace agreement and end this reprehensible ideological effort in futility, why don't the Palestinians come to some accord with the Israelis and get on with their lives?.

Sure, obviously it wont be on the Palestinians terms, and it's fucked up, but continuing this futile effort to regain control of Jerusalem by proclaiming a jihad is just counterproductive to the survival of the people that are suffering the most.

Concede Jerusalem, work out a treaty, and let civility flourish...

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Let's just say your family, Mom and siblings....dad has left long ago
are identified as foreigners among a group and you are told
to leave. Suppose "you" are a thousand or more strong and you and
your ancestors have lived where you do now for centuries.

How do you now react to a request that you just move on?

I submit that there would be complete rejection of said
notion. Your entire existence is based on heritage.
You do not "move along" because someone says
it should be.

It comes down to this.....fight of flight.....You don't expect an
entire civilization to pack it's bags nor deflect to another
group for any reason

So the fight is on. There is no emigration to appease all.
If this was the case then the Israelis should just continue on in their quest
for a new homeland, where they would not meet the same objection

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Originally Posted by Mintjewlips

So why doesn't the Palestinian leadership realize that they lost Jerusalem, regardless of why or who is responsible, why don't they sue for some kind of peace agreement and end this reprehensible ideological effort in futility, why don't the Palestinians come to some accord with the Israelis and get on with their lives?.

Sure, obviously it wont be on the Palestinians terms, and it's fucked up, but continuing this futile effort to regain control of Jerusalem by proclaiming a jihad is just counterproductive to the survival of the people that are suffering the most.

Concede Jerusalem, work out a treaty, and let civility flourish...

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Let's just say your family, Mom and siblings....dad has left long ago
are identified as foreigners among a group and you are told
to leave. Suppose "you" are a thousand or more strong and you and
your ancestors have lived where you do now for centuries.

How do you now react to a request that you just move on?

I submit that there would be complete rejection of said
notion. Your entire existence is based on heritage.
You do not "move along" because someone says
it should be.

It comes down to this.....fight of flight.....You don't expect an
entire civilization to pack it's bags nor deflect to another
group for any reason

So the fight is on. There is no emigration to appease all.
If this was the case then the Israelis should just continue on in their quest
for a new homeland, where they would not meet the same objection

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Actually, this is exactly what does happen in the real world. It is happening today in other parts of the Middle East and Africa, not to mention Central and South America closer to home. Millions upon millions packing their bags and moving.

You need to watch less movies and read more history books. Your perception of reality is really poor.

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Originally Posted by limitles

Let's just say your family, Mom and siblings....dad has left long ago
are identified as foreigners among a group and you are told
to leave. Suppose "you" are a thousand or more strong and you and
your ancestors have lived where you do now for centuries.

How do you now react to a request that you just move on?

I submit that there would be complete rejection of said
notion. Your entire existence is based on heritage.
You do not "move along" because someone says
it should be.

It comes down to this.....fight of flight.....You don't expect an
entire civilization to pack it's bags nor deflect to another
group for any reason

So the fight is on. There is no emigration to appease all.
If this was the case then the Israelis should just continue on in their quest
for a new homeland, where they would not meet the same objection

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Actually, this is exactly what does happen in the real world. It is happening today in other parts of the Middle East and Africa, not to mention Central and South America closer to home. Millions upon millions packing their bags and moving.

You need to watch less movies and read more history books. Your perception of reality is really poor.

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You just compared the entire predicament of the middle east conflict to a movie quip.

Ok, let's accept your reasoning that indigenous people are being forced into exile and it's a
natural thing.
Is there anything positive about this you can relay?
Are these indigenous people so dumb that they can't recognize the benefits
that they will accrue from forced migration?

Any group facing such hardship, and willing to fight for their right gets all
of my backing
fuck off

btw, I'm sure everyone is having a laugh but don't be scared to
chime in you gutless fucking freaks
having a brain in your head is nothing if you don't have
the guts to step up and take a stand

I'm seeing 1.3b for 55 miles of border wall which comes out to almost $4500/foot. So where does the money actually go then ffs

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I've been to both Israel and Palestine (first time 1987) so my opinions on the subject date back a little longer than a few news cycles and other recent conflicts.

I'm done here. The cricket awaits.

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So that means no thoughts on the Yemeni humanitarian crisis? What about Kurds in Iraq/Syria? Or the Eastern China Muslims being heavily persecuted and sent to political/religious reeducation camps? Any thoughts?

Speaking of crickets

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Trying to justify an atrocity, because other atrocities have occurred or are occurring, is a feeble argument and excuse.

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I'm seeing 1.3b for 55 miles of border wall which comes out to almost $4500/foot. So where does the money actually go then ffs

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https://thehill.com/sites/default/fi...?itok=hFTU74Yd

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So that means no thoughts on the Yemeni humanitarian crisis? What about Kurds in Iraq/Syria? Or the Eastern China Muslims being heavily persecuted and sent to political/religious reeducation camps? Any thoughts?

Speaking of crickets

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Trying to justify an atrocity, because other atrocities have occurred or are occurring, is a feeble argument and excuse.

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And highly selective internet faux outrage at human suffering, whose main purpose is to virtue signal to others and make one feel better about oneself, is the highest form of hypocrisy, especially if one is the direct beneficiary of human suffering that they are pretty much ok with (and this includes pretty much all of us).

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I'm seeing 1.3b for 55 miles of border wall which comes out to almost $4500/foot. So where does the money actually go then ffs

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https://thehill.com/sites/default/fi...?itok=hFTU74Yd

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Can we make up our mind on Russia please? One day he’s a Russian agent bought and paid by Putin and the next he’s going to get us killed by Russia because he is pulling out of Syria and backing out of any nuclear agreements.

The narrative keeps changing depending on the week and it’s very confusing to us simpleton conservative folks.

Beto Rally - obviously more than 300 people.



Trump Rally - also obviously more than 300 people



Granted it’s texas.

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I'm seeing 1.3b for 55 miles of border wall which comes out to almost $4500/foot. So where does the money actually go then ffs

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the real party starts when the contractor wins a blind bid at $1 under the competition then spends their bag of gold on wildly overpriced florida real estate owned by weird shell corps that trace back to st petersburg before declaring bankruptcy and stiffing the subcontractors they hired to do the actual work.

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Originally Posted by thesidedish

I'm seeing 1.3b for 55 miles of border wall which comes out to almost $4500/foot. So where does the money actually go then ffs

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https://thehill.com/sites/default/fi...?itok=hFTU74Yd

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I'm seeing 1.3b for 55 miles of border wall which comes out to almost $4500/foot. So where does the money actually go then ffs

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the real party starts when the contractor wins a blind bid at $1 under the competition then spends their bag of gold on wildly overpriced florida real estate owned by weird shell corps that trace back to st petersburg before declaring bankruptcy and stiffing the subcontractors they hired to do the actual work.

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yup, our government is and always has been a bunch flawless angels who would never cheat us in any way, and why would they start now unless it was to benefit Russia of course

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Originally Posted by Daly

Beto Rally - obviously more than 300 people.



Trump Rally - also obviously more than 300 people



Granted it’s texas.

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Yeah I never understand the crowd size dick measuring contests. It’s interesting and somewhat important when you’re looking at some moderate politician and curious if they can generate enthusiasm, but Trump won a national election so clearly we know he can rally a crowd and Beto was drawing like 40k when running for senator, so like these are the last two guys I have any curiousity about. They can both fill a football stadium if the rally is well planned and the logistics are there. There is no lack of enthusiasm with either of these guys. That’s obvious. I’m curious when it’s like Amy Klobucher or Jeb Bush types who aren’t demonstrably charismatic. plus AOC can probably draw 75k in Brooklyn tomorrow and it means nothing. If she could do that in Texas, then she’d be relevant. She couldn’t. I have no doubt Beto could draw anywhere. I really don’t love the guy, but he can draw. I hate trump, but he can draw. That shit is already established.

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https://i.imgur.com/C0SuJCN.gif

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yup, our government is and always has been a bunch flawless angels who would never cheat us in any way, and why would they start now unless it was to benefit Russia of course

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bruh trump's been laundering money for russiatards via hyper-inflated florida real estate for decades. i thought that was one of the reasons you voted for him.


https://www.heraldtribune.com/opinio...ney-laundering

https://therealdeal.com/2019/01/09/c...he-bank-loans/

https://www.sfchronicle.com/opinion/...p-13463782.php

https://www.wired.com/story/if-trump...-how-it-works/

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Originally Posted by sonatine

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Originally Posted by thesidedish

yup, our government is and always has been a bunch flawless angels who would never cheat us in any way, and why would they start now unless it was to benefit Russia of course

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bruh trump's been laundering money for russiatards via hyper-inflated florida real estate for decades. i thought that was one of the reasons you voted for him.


https://www.heraldtribune.com/opinio...ney-laundering

https://therealdeal.com/2019/01/09/c...he-bank-loans/

https://www.sfchronicle.com/opinion/...p-13463782.php

https://www.wired.com/story/if-trump...-how-it-works/

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u could act like this or u could have read 1 page in a book where a Hillary aide campaign writes about being in the room when "muh Russia" was hatched. I took option B but being lazy is a flaw

NBC News: Senate uncovers no direct evidence of Trump campaign conspiracy with Russia

The Senate Intelligence Committee has found no direct evidence of collusion between President Donald Trump's 2016 campaign and Russia, according to NBC News.

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